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Aldan Indicted for Robles Murder Some 500 Students from Kobe, Japan Arrived the Other Day on Board the Orient Venus for a Two-Day Friendship Tour of Saipan

Aldan Indicted for Robles Murder Some 500 Students from Kobe, Japan Arrived the Other Day on Board the Orient Venus for a Two-Day Friendship Tour of Saipan

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Vol. 21 No. 11 Saipan, MP 96950 ©1992 Tuesday ■ March 3 1 , 1 9 9 2 Serving CNMI for 20 Years Committee reports widespread abuse of gov't cars

by Rafael H. Arroyo This was the gist of the findings adequate regulation or enforce­ SQntial transportation needs of the The Committee chaired by made by the three-member special ment in restricting the use of agencies. House Floor Leader Stanley T. There is alleged widespread House Committee on Government government vehicles by various Based on data supplied by the Torres with Representatives abuse of government vehicles by Vehicle Abuse formed last month agencies of government. Department of Finance on March Heinz S. Hofschneider and Pedro some government employees and in the House of Representatives. Also, it was found out that many 11, 1992, the Commonwealth R. DL. Guerrero as members, this has resulted in wasteful In a special committee report agencies purchase or lease luxury government currently maintains initiated the investigation upon spending and the loss of resources dated March 27,1992, the com­ sedans and expensive 4-Runners a fleet of 750 owned or leased its receipt of two anonymous let­ which could have been better used mittee indicated that there when less costly vehicles would vehicles. ters alleging abuses of government for other public purposes. generally appears to be a lack of adequately satisfy the same es- A selected breakdown of these vehicles. vehicles by agency indicate that One was from a PSS employee the Commonwealth Utilities complaining, among other things, Corporation has 104 vehicles, that a PSS program specialist including 15 sedans; Public keeps a government vehicle for School System (78) excluding her own use only, even to the buses; Commonwealth Health extent of leaving the vehicle for a Center (51) including 6 station week or so at her house while she wagons and 3 jeeps; Department was off-island. of Natural Resources (38) includ­ The other letter, dated February ing 7 passenger jeeps; Northern 3, 1992 and addressed to the Marianas College (23) including governor, details many instances 13 pick-ups; Department of Public of seemingly inappropriate use of Safety (21) including 19 sedans the vehicles. and 2 new Jeep Wranglers, aside Taking the cue from the letters, from patrol vehicles; Coastal the three-man committee which Resources Management (13) in­ was formed by House Speaker cluding one 4-Runner; Marianas Thomas P. Villagomez, made its public land Corpora tion (10) wi th own verification of the allegations, one 4-Runner and one Pathfinder; and came up with observations and Commonwealth Develop­ that apparently gave credence to ment Authority (7)including 6 consistent and widespread pattern sedans and a pick-up. Continued on page 6 Aldan indicted for Robles murder Some 500 students from Kobe, arrived the other day on board the Orient Venus for a two-day friendship tour of Saipan. The students leave today. by Efren T. Dayauon confessions of Philip Aldan, a relative of the defendant and With all four suspects in the allegedly his companion when T o r r e s breaks aw ay f r o m brutal murder of Filipino pho­ the abduction and actual tographer Crisanto M. Robles slaying was committed, it was now in custody .Superior Court Vicente Aldan Jr. who initiated gove rn or's tra d e m issio n Judge Marty Taylor ruled yes­ the kidnapping of Robles who terday during preliminary had just returned earlier to his hearing that there was probable projects whose construction have barracks for supper. by Rafael H. Arroyo cause to indict Vicente M. According to Officer Aldan, been on a standstill because of Aldan Jr. with charges of the 15-year-old Philip Aldan, tedious permitting procedures. A team of optimistic govern­ committing first degree murder, “Why don’t we take care of who was the original infor- ment officials, businessmen and abduction, robbery, and theft. mantresponsible for providing these developments now on our professionals will be leaving for At the hearing, Prosecuting doorsteps so they can start the leads that led to the solution of Taiwan and on April 4 as Attorney Steven P. Pixley development. Why go there’ to the crime, disclosed that the part of the CNMI Trade and In­ presented just one witness, invite people here to invest when abduction of Robles including vestment Promotion Mission, and Police Officer Joseph Aldan, the taking away of the vehicle Senator Juan S. Torres will not be when we can’t take care of those people that are here already and who testified that based on their was committed after a long part of it. investigations, they had more drinking spree involving the Twenty-six participants have willing to invest,” he said. than sufficient to believe it was defendant and a couple of confirmed their attendance to the The mission, which is the brainchild of the governor is meant the the defendant who perpe­ friends including Philip, and governor’s pet project to induce trated the heinous crime. to diversify the economy which is after five failed attempts to more foreign investment from the First, Officer Aldan claimed steal vehicles in five different two Asian nations, and this is said to be heavily reliant on tour­ ism and the tarnished garments that they have found the knife locations in that same more than enough, said Torres in used in slaying Robles a short industry. night of February 3. an interview at his Senate office Senator Juan S. Torres distance away from the Among the fields of endeavor What was more revealing in Capitol Hill. defendant’s residence in was when Officer Aldan said going to the Far East to invite being promoted are in the areas of Torres, who as of late has not . Then, the gray Suzuki during the hearing that the more people to invest when we agricul ture, fishing, and some light yet confirmed his participation to sedan last seen being used by younger Aldan confessed to have investors here right on our manufacturing such as pharma­ mission organizers, yesterday the victim -on the evening of having heard the defendant doorsteps Whose requests we can ceuticals, leather products, came out in the open and aired his February 3, was also recovered utter words indicating that not satisfy,” reasoned Torres. electrical products, and the like. decision that he would not be part less than a mile away from Vicente apparently nurtured The Saipan senator, who is also Torres, in an interview said, he of the efforts to promote the CNMI Vicente Aldan’s home in designs of killing Robles from as a viable investment destination chairman of the Senate’s Re­ understands that the object of the mission is of a different type of Kagman, the criminal investi­ the time they stole the vehicle for Chinese and Korean capital. sources and Development gator said. business, not comparable to hotel and abducted the victim. “Although I understand the ef­ Committee, was apparently re­ Furthermore, Officer Aldan and golf course development be­ “Let’s get this car and kill' forts of the governor to diversify ferring to the proposed land leases testified thatbasedon the signed the economy, I am a bit disap­ currently stuck up in the Legis­ ing offered by on-island investors Continued on page 8 pointed about the trade mission lature and some other hotel Continued on page 7 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-MARCH 31,1992 TUESDAY, MARCH 31 ,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 News · Associated Press News « AP News U.N. official calls for end to trusteeship by Howard Graves tory. zens, asked for a moratorium on vote moratorium. tions.” Associated Press Writer He said the political status compact-related votes. Another Both groups said there is a need They also asked the mission to choice “is up to you people. The group at the pubic hearing, the or Palauans to heal “after the press the , which KOROR, (AP) - A United United Nations cannot involve Palau Chapter for CEPAC Com­ difficult and divisive events in administers Palau’s affairs, to Palauans com plain to U.N · m ission Nations official said Monday that itself and it cannot interfere in mission for Justice and :ne last 10 years, and time for a provide them with economic self- something needs to be done soon your negotiations with the United Development, also called for a genuine education on status op­ reliance. by Howard Graves The pitch of the grumbling was ment review of all national and Before she departed Saturday fied on length of term, on military to end a stalemate between the States.” Associated Press Writer such that the six-member U.N. state legislation before it becomes for the Virgin Islands, Guerra said land requirements and the use of United States and Palau over a Jesse B. Marehalau, a mission Trusteeship Council mission law. Guerra, who administers the that while government leaders a $70 million trust fund. new political status. member from the Federated Torred urges legislative action KOROR, Palau (AP) - Palau held a two-hour late night session order, can, and has, suspended may not agree with the order, they The Palauan government said the “I sense the frustration here,” States of , said that government officials are com­ with Assistant Interior Secretary legislation. are adhering to its purpose. United States has responded to its Thomas Richardson of Great because of sovereignty his on developers projects plaining to a United Nations team Stella Guerra and aides. “The.continuing implementa­ The mission alsohas been asked suggestions. Britain told a group of Palau citi­ country gained through a free that U.S. Interior Department In their travels about Palau since tion of the (order) has proved to to help move along Palau’s po­ They urged the mission to ask the zens. association status it has been by f eri M. Flores Micronesia Development Asso­ period of waiting, I hope these policies on spending and bor­ arriving Thursday, mission be more of a hindrance to, than a litical status question. United States “to embark with Palau However, he said it would be elected to membership in the A decision on the fate of the ciation and that of Haas and projects do not go down the rowing money are stifling members also are hearing requests facilitator of, democratic princi­ The 16 state governors asked on thepath toward reachingmutually wrong to place a moratorium on United Nations. public land lease proposals made Haynie all of whom plan to lease drain,” Torres said in an inter­ economic growth. for more U.S. funding to build ples and practices,” national the Council to set a date to ter­ acceptable and equitable solutions to votes concerning a proposed He also said the FSM has gained by three golf resort developers public lands in and Saipan view. The national administration and and improve roads, more money leaders said in a joint statement to minate its trusteeship. our political status. Because then and Compact of Free Association be­ access to the World Bank and the have yet to be made by legislative respectively. The joint session According to the senator, national Congress say the 15- for electrical needs in rural areas the mission. “This state of affairs simply only then can we fully realize our tween the two countries as was International Monetary Fund for leaders and until they give their was however called off yesterday CNMI officials should first con­ months’ old policy has had a and less U.S. bureaucracy. One mission member said the cannot go ort indefinitely,” the standing aspiration to terminate the suggested by two Palau groups at development loans. nods, the developers are left with due to several reasons which have sider the project proposals that “regressive effect on the The October 1990 Interior sec­ late Friday night session with governors said. trusteeship agreement in favor of a a public hearing. Richardson “The compact is not perfect, no choice but to wait patiently for yet to be confirmed. are currently under consideration Republic’s progression toward retarial order placed tougher Guerra was amicable and mostly National leaders have asked that politically viable status of fiee asso­ is president of the U.N. Trustee­ but we are happy with what we the answer of the CNMI’s major Senator Juan S. Torres, chair­ before they invite other investors economic well-being and politi­ controls on fiscal management and asked for clarification of the a Compact of Free Association ciation between a former ward with ship Council and chairman of a have and at the same time we are decision makers. man of the committee on to the Northern Marianas. cal stability.” borrowing, and calls for depart­ order’s intent. with the United States be modi- her previous mentor.” six-membermissionhere to study building a solid foundation for The chance almost came today Resources and Development Torres said efforts should be the social, economic and political our future,” Marehalau said. after Speaker of the HouseThomas however sees the legislature’s made to expedite the permits of developments in the island chain. Marehalau is the FSM ambas­ P. Villagomez called for the sec­ continuing move to defer a de­ the three developments in case of He and other mission mem­ sador to the United States and its ond joint session of both houses of cision on the three leases as “a a legislative approval to enable Opposition accuses cabinet of rigging election, demands dismissal bers repeatedly talked about Palau representative to the U.N. the Eighth Legislature to consider situation which gives the de­ the developers to begin the long- the proposals of the NICO, United velopers the wrong notion that stalled construction of their SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - demand came as Roh was report­ demand that President Roh The No. 1 opposition party, co­ About a dozen unsuccessful finding a way to end its status as Cita Morei of Otil A Beluad, a we do not want projects. The largest opposition party on edly considering a shakeup of his apologize for election irregu­ led by Kim Dae-jung and Lee opposition candidates, believing the world’s only U.N. trust terri­ group of concerned Palauan citi- development in The projects that are currently Monday demanded that President staff and Cabinet in the wake of a larities and dismiss Prime Minister Ki-taek, also demanded that Roh that they lost because of rigged the CNMI.” under consideration of the legis­ Roh Tae-woo fire his C abinet and stunning government defeat in the Chung Won-shik and his entire fire his intelligence chief, Suh military absentee ballots,saidover The apparent lature include: issue a public apology for al leged March 24 elections, widely seen Cabinet,” the opposition Demo­ Dong-kwon, for alleged involve­ the weekend that they would file R eyes seek investigation indecision of *UMDA’s proposal to lease vote-rigging in last week’s par­ as a prelude to presidential polls cratic Party said in a resolution. ment in illegal campaigning. lawsuits to nullify the elections. 210 hectares of public land in the liamentary elections. The later this year. “We strongly The resolution was adopted by Four officials of the Agency Also Monday, several local on im m igration case CNMI leaders to render a decision Marpi area which it plans to de­ 97 party members elected to four- for National Security Planning, newspapers, quoting unnamed velop as a golf resort. This year parliamentary terms in the themain government intelligence government sources, said Roh by Teri M. Flores authorities on the whereabouts of on the land development is expected to breeze Im elda: M arcos body to be polling. Roh’s ruling Democratic organization, were arrested after would reshuffle his staff and the money which he said, should leases that are currently pend­ through the approval process due Liberal Party lost its parliamen­ being caught stuffing mailboxes government early this week in Congressman Pete P. Reyes is still be in custody as part of the ing before the to its commitment to maintain brought hom e next w eek tary majority by one seat. with leaflets highly critical of an the aftermath of the election contemplating on an investiga­ evidence in the case. The Legislature al­ and operate a sanitary landfill. The outcome of the elections opposition candidate. Two days defeat. Roh may retain the tion which the House committee Congressman’s inquiries are part ready has a *The Obyan golf resort project , (AP) - “dying wish.” was came as a surprise to the Roh before the parliamentary voting, prime minister but replace his on Judiciary and Governmental of the on-going investigation his negative impact of Haas and Haynie. The project Imelda Marcos said Monday that Her lawyer, Antonio Coronel, government which had anticipated an army officer said many of the intelligence chief, they said. Operations may conduct regard­ office is conducting on the al­ among investors is a 500-room first class hotel the body of her husband, former said that Marcos’ younger sister, an easy victory. Before the elec­ 560,000 military absentee ballots A few Cabinet posts, in­ ing the status of an alleged bribery leged bribery case. who have pro­ with 500 luxury condominium president Ferdinand Marcos, will Fortuna Barba, will bring home tions, Roh’s ruling party were rigged to support govern­ cluding the home minister, case involving an Immigration A recent correspondence made posed to develop units, a sports club and a gold be brought to his home province the body. controlled nearly two-thirds of ment candidates. The Defense would be affected by the official. by Reyes to Attorney General public lands into academy. A bid was made to lease from Hawaii late next week for Mrs. Marcos, who is running seats in the 299-member parlia­ Ministry denied the charges. The planned reshuffle, the papers Reyes is currently investigating Robert Naraja revealed however the Obyan land for 25 years at the burial. for president in the May 11 elec­ ment. officer was arrested. said. the alleged $500 pay-off made by the non-existence of information tourist facilities. She said it will arrive April 10 tion, has said that Marcos’ burial a certain Yong II Kang to Jesus C. regarding the status of the case. The new tievel- rate of S6.88 million or 11 in Laoag, the capital of in Ilocos Norte would be “tem­ Bermudes. The case transpired Reyes attempted to revive the opments are *The Emperor Golf and Coun­ Ilocos Norte province, for burial porary.” She hopes to eventually three years ago and was immedi­ case in an effort to determine the expected to be­ try Club proposed to be developed there on April 21. bury his remains in Manila in US government pays off bad Iraqi loan ately forwarded to the Attorney final disposition of the case and come major by the NICO Corporation on 150 . Marcos’ body has been kept in accordance with his “dying General’s Criminal Division for the whereabouts of the money revenue earners hectares of public land on Rota. LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Gulf International - headquar­ in , insisted the bank a temporary crypt in Hawaii, wish.” Mrs. Aquino had banned prosecution. three years after the case had been ______for the Northern The project’s masterplan calls for U.S. government has paid dlrs tered in Bahrain with branches adhered to Bush’s order banning where he died in September 1989. Marcos’ body from the Philip­ Reyes has also questioned filed for prosecution. Senator Juan S. Torres, chairman of the committee on Marianas. a 25 year lease at the base rate of He had been driven into exile by pines, citing national security 360.7 million to a bank partly from New York to Singapore - is payments to Iraq. Resources and Development “After a long 5774,091 the February 1986 revolt that led concerns. But she relented last owned by the Iraqi government _ jointly owned by seyen Gulf “Iraq has not received a single to Corazon Aquino’s installation October on condition that the re­ despite a presidential order countries - Iraq, Bahrain, Kuwait, penny from this money we are as president. mains be flown directly from forbidding business with Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and receiving from the CCC, ’ ’Tahoun Mrs. Marcos returned from ex­ Hawaii to Laoag, 400 kilometers Baghdad, according to a published the United Arab Emirates. told the Times. Crackdown continues, 13 illegal aliens fall ile on Nov. 4 and is running for (250 miles) north of Manila. report. Sen. Patrick J. Leahy,· a Ver­ ‘They (the owners) don’t all by Rafael H. Arroyo working permits last year and are soever were made, prompting INO Superior Court. are making progress,’ said president in the May 11 election. Mrs. Aquino’s security con­ The United States made the mont Democrat and chairman of get one-seventh of the gross re­ supposedly working inTinian, but officials to send their records “After the investigatoi s give me Camacho in an interview. She faces more than 80 civil and payments to Gulf International the Senate Agriculture Commit­ ceipts; anything they get woujd cerns apparently stemmed from Taking the cue from a phoned- neither one of them ever got to the straight to the Deportation Offi­ the files of those apprehended, He indicated that there werti 80 criminal cases in connection with Bank to honor loans on which tee, questioned the justification be in dividends. If we declare fears that a Manila funeral could in tip of an anonymous caller a second senatorial district to fulfill cer for action. I’ll serve them their notices and if illegal aliens deported last year alleged corruption during her Baghdad defaulted after its inva­ forpayments toGulf International. dividends, they each get one- spark uncontrollable demonstra­ week ago, Immigration and their employment contracts. “Some of these people are afraid the judge rules that they are de- (1991) and that for this year, it husband’s 20-year rule. She tions. sion of Kuwait, the Los Angeles “You have to wonder who made seventh of the dividend, but we Naturalization Office yesterday The four apparently arrived to come forward, it would have Times reported Sunday. portable, I’ll schedule their seems that that record would be has said that Marcos’ burial in But critics said the ban was a the decision to send millions of haven’t declared dividends'for morning swooped down on a Saipan February last year and been better if they voluntarily The Times said it obtained dollars to an Iraqi-owned bank at departure from the CNMI at the surpassed. From January to March Ilocos Norte would be tempo­ personal vendetta, because Mrs. four years,” Tahoun added. company barracks in Chalan stayed on the island to work for come in and straighten up their records from the Agriculture the same time the (Bush) admin­ . soonest possible time,” said of 1992, there was already some rary, and that she hopes Aquino blamed Marcos for the An unidentified congressional Kanoa and rounded up thirteen another emplpyer in violation of status. Our investigators are very Department. istration is rattling sabers and Camacho. 30 deported. “I know we can ulti­ eventually to bury his remains in 1983 assassination of her hus­ staff member conceded that the Filipinos who were alleged to the terms and conditions of their active and see to it that any com­ The U.S. government made loan complaining about an outlaw re­ payments to the bank , may not According to him, his section mately rid the island of illegal Manila in accordance with his band, Benigno Aquino, Jr. have expired entry permits and permits and of Immigration laws. plaint that comes in is dealt with guarantees in the 1980s and early gime in Iraq,” Leahy said. have violated the executive order, has been averaging about 5 aliens,” he indicated. were therefore considered illegal According to Ayuyu, two out accordingly,” said Ayuyu. 1990 to entice Gulf banks to ad­ In the 18 months since Iraq’s but added: “There is no doubt that deportees a week composed of aliens. of these four have contracts that He pointed out that his office vance Iraq money for American default, the United States has gone Iraq is indirectly benefiting from different nationalities such as The raid was conducted by INO have already expired, with another has been receiving a lot of phone farm products. The U.S. ahead with restitution to this this." Chinese, Koreans, Pakistanis, operatives under Immigration having a pending case with Labor calls lately from concerned citi­ government guaranteed a total of creditor, despite President Bush’s According to the Times, the loan Indians, and Filipinos. 3 Marianas cVariety'$& Investigation Supervisor Dave H. against his employer. zens of different ethnic groups. $5 billion in credits to finance executive order prohibiting com­ Currently, his three-man section Serving the Commonwealth for 19 years guarantee payments are part of the Ayuyu, who referred the matter “During interrogation, we .“The crackdown is definitely Iraqi purchases of agricultural merce. is having its hands full due to the Published Monday to Friday By Younis Art Studio, Inc. fallout from a secret effort by the to the Deportation Officer for found out that there were two still on, and the Investigation products. Iraq has defaulted on$2 The order bans “any commit­ relentless efforts in tracking down Ronald Reagan and Bush admin­ proper disposition. individuals out of the four work­ Section is always on alert. We are billion since the invasion of Ku­ ment or transfer, direct or indirect; istrations during a seven-year the illegal aliens. Abed end Paz Youms All those rounded up were con­ ing without the proper averaging about 10 to 15 illegal wait. of funds -or other financial re­ It was said that it is very rare period to improve ties with the struction workers. documentation, although they had aliens apprehended a week,” Records showed that the Gulf sources ... by any United States that an illegal alien is not de­ Abed Younis...... Editor M e m b e r o f regime of Saddam Hussein. “We have continued to inten­ pending labor complaints. They Ayuyu said. Ten M. Flores...... Reporter T h o International Bank was one of 10 person to the government of Iraq Leahy’s Agriculture Committee ported so the batting average of sify our campaign against illegal were, however, found to be not The case Of the 13 illegal aliens Rafael H. Arroyo Reporter * banks getting restitution from the ... its agencies, instrumentalities, the section was said to be “high.” and the House Banking Commit­ aliens and we will continue to do issued temporary working per­ was forwarded to Deportation Efren T. Dayauon...... Reporter A s s o c ia te d P r e s s first dlrs 1 billion in payments and controlled entities, and the According to Camacho, some tee both planned investigations of so as long as the public is willing mits by Labor,” said Ayuyu. Officer George F. Camacho who from the Commodity Credit Central Bank of Iraq.” of these apprehended are cases the extension of loan guarantees at to cooperate with us,” said Ayuyu But eleven of the thirteen Fili­ is now working to serve each one P.O. Box 231, Saipan MP 96950-0231 © 1992, Marianas Vanety Corp., an agency of the Agricul- Abdel-Fattah Tahoun, an offi­ a time when Iraq was engaged in which are years old, some even Tel. (670) 234-6341/7578/9797 in an interview at his office. pinos were considered illegal their “order to show cause” why All Rights Reserved ture Department.______cial of the Gulf International Bank massive arms buildup.______five years and up. “But our goal is Fax: (670) 234-9271 Out of the 13 rounded up, four aliens due to their expired entry they should not be subject to de­ to get the number of illegal aliens Deportation officer Read The Daily Marianas Variety News & Views Published Monday to Friday were reported to have been given permits where no renewals what­ portation proceedings at the here less and less and I can sec we George F. Camacho 4-m a r ia n a s v a r ie t y NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-MARCH 31,1992 TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-5 US space agency extends Atlantis' atmospheric research flight Japanese Tourist robbed in Garapan A 19 year-old Japanese tourist tified man with whom she hitched and reported the incident to the scope, the only astronomical in­ hope we’re giving you lots of Researchers are particularly during the 1975 Apollo-Soyuz SPACE CENTER, Houston staying at Hafadai Beach Hotel a ride after coming from a night •authorities. (AP) - Atlantis’ astronauts Mon­ strument aboard, to observe faint data,” commander Charles interested in the ozone layer, a mission. was robbed Sunday night when club early Saturday morning. In other news: Four male stu­ F O R S A L E day grappled with a broken ultraviolet light from stars and Bolden Jr. said as he floated past shield against harmful ultraviolet This is the fourth time a shuttle an unidentified suspect aboard a Police investigations indicated dents of “AS IS WHERE IS BASIS: telescope and described life and galaxies. The light cannot be seen the cameras, carrying silver bags rays that is being eaten by man- mission has been extended to dark vehicle drove by and grabbed that the woman went to Golden made chemicals. were arrested and booked on Fri­ work in space for TV cameras from the ground because it can­ containing his breakfast. prolong research. The last time the victim's purse as she was tak­ Star Night Club in Garapan at not penetrate Earth’satmosphere. Atlantis’ crew of seven had The crew also gets four more day last week after they were after the U.S. space agency added was Discovery’s biomedical re­ ing a stroll along Beach Road. about 8 p.m. Friday apparently to (1) Unit: School Bus Type Ford An electron beam gun aboard turned off cabin lights and galley chances Wednesday morning to search mission in January. caught smoking marijuana inside an extra day to the shuttle flight. According to a police report, have some fun and stayed until 2 equipment when it was not in use try to reach two cosmonauts the campus. Body-Blue Bird No. 144604 The first shuttle mission devoted Atlantis was disabled last Nine other flights have been Hiromi Yamazaki was walking a.m. Thursday by a blown fuse. The in order to save enough power for aboard the Russian space station extended because of technical The next day, Saturday, an­ Pass. Cap. - 40 to studying the atmosphere was with some friends when the sus­ Police said that after the woman extended Sunday from eight to gun had been used to generate an extra day orbiting 184 miles Mir via ham radio. problems or bad weather. other man was also arrested after Year 1979 pect slowed down and reached left the club, she was picked-up artificial auroras and was intended (296 kilometers) above the Earth. On Sunday, astronaut Kathryn nine days -at the request of scien­ for her purse as they reached by an unknown guy in a van for a he was found in possession of Engine-Ford U-636 Cat Diesel tists overseeing its experiments. to aim radio waves at students When told of the flight exten­ Sullivan thought she heard a re­ Winchell's Restaurant in Garapan. ride home to . But instead controlled substance suspected as Good Running Condition The shuttle will land Thursday at with special receivers. sion Sunday, Bolden said: ‘That’ s turn radio signal as Atlantis and Kobe Steel, Alcoa to ( Yamazaki said she lost less than of taking her to her home, the dried marijuana leaves while (Registered 1991) Atlantis’ crew members Mon­ great news! The guys are really Mir passed within 62 miles (100 Cape Canaveral, Fla. Set up Joint Venture 1 $100 and about Y8.000 which victim said the guy brought her to riding his motorcycle along a day explained some of the excited about it. Everybody’s kilometers) of each another south A sensitive ultraviolet telescope was contained in her purse. a house also in Susupe where the government road on Capitol Hill. scientific instruments aboard the smiling.” of . But the signal quit working early Monday when to Make Aluminum Police are now investigating the suspect pulled her inside and pro­ Police said they also found a shuttle and took a short break to Mission manager Tony 0 ’Neil was faint and garbled, she said. (1) Unit: Komatsu Bulldozer D85A it lost power, officials at the incident. ceeded to abuse her after consum­ tube used in sniffing "ice" on the float and smile for the TV cam­ said the ninth day will include The shuttle also tried last Sheets Series -15575 Marshall Space Flight Center in Meanwhile, authorities are also ing beer. suspect identified as Joe Cruz Huntsville, Ala., said. No imme­ eras. extra runs of all experiments. Thursday, but the signals were TOKYO (AP)‘-Kobe Steel Ltd. \ Tilt Blade with Ripper investigating a rape complaint The victim, however, managed Aldan, 27 years old. diate explanation for the failure “Good morning, world. We’re Most of the 13 scientific instru­ not returned. ofJapansaidMondayithassigned j filed by a 26 year-old woman who to escape later from the house and Good Running Condition Engine glad to have all of you aboard to ments aboard are studying solar Astronauts and cosmonauts an agreement to set up joint ven­ He was booked on a complaint was given. claimed she was sexually as­ started screaming outside until an join us having so much fun, and energy and the atmosphere. have talked ship-to-ship just once, tures with Aluminum Company of possession of a controlled sub­ Astronauts have used the tele- saulted and abused by an uniden­ American gentlemen rescued her of America to produce aluminum stance. sheets, mainly for motor vehicle makers. Hearing on zoning For more information please contact: The equally owned ventures are Public hearing on HIV, to be set up in Tokyo and Pitts­ drafts continue Construction and burgh in June, both capitalized at Prostitution bill today 1.5 billion yen ($ 11.3 million), The Commonwealth Zoning Materials Supply, Inc. said Spencer A. Kimura, a The House Committee on The proposed measure was Board will be holding public Health Education and Welfare will spokesman of Kobe Steel. drafted by Congresswoman Ana meetings for the next three days for Mr. George McEntee be hearing the commentaries of Kimura said the new Kobe S. Teregeyo who is also the chair­ where the draft zoning map and Tel. No. 234-6136/6159/1267/1268. representatives from a cross-sec­ Alcoa Transportation Products man of the House HEW commit­ proposed zoning regulations for tion of the community on a pro­ (1500) 3/26.27 & 30 Ltd. initially will use Kobe’s fa­ tee. Saipan will be the topic of dis­ posed measure that will require cilities in Tochigi prefecture Also to be heard this morning cussion. HIV testing as part of the Health (state), north of Tokyo, to pro­ are commentaries on a proposed The hearing schedules are as YOU GET RESULTS... in the Classifieds Certificates of non-resident , < e duce aluminum sheets, beginning statute that will prohibit the hir­ follows: Classified readers make great customers because workers. in June. Its sales are expected to ing of any persons for the purpose ♦tonight at 7 p.m. at the San they're alert, informed and eager to do business. The commentaries will be heard be lObillionyen (dlrs 75 million) of performing sexual services for Vicente School Cafeteria Make a call fo place your ad where serious customers look... in this morning's public hearing in the initial year, he added. pay. ♦Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Marianas Variety News & Views He said the new Alcoa Kobe which a host of officials and pri­ The anti-prostitution bill was William Reyes School Cafeteria vate citizens are expected to at­ also the subject of a public hear­ Transportation Products Inc. ini­ ♦Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tel. 234-6341/7578/9797 tend. ing on last Thursday. Capitol Hill Convention Center tially will produce aluminum sheets at Alcoa’s Davenport Works in Davenport, , and supply them to U.S. and Japanese j auto makers in the United States, j He said that venture expects the j same sales as the venture in Japan. "Taking care of business ..." M a u i IV re s e rv o ir

Com m ittee reports a a a Continued from apage 1 Torres breaks away... continued from page 1 like the United Micronesia De­ Meanwhile, trade mission or­ The list showed a total of 29 the government officials would The group will be staying at •Govemment vehicles may only of vehicle abuse. work, and that it is not function,including thechief’s and the vehicles should not be op­ velopment Association, Haas and ganizers have finalized a hotel names with the names of Torres, be charging their travel authori­ the Hotel Royal Taipei, at the According to the report, gov­ government’s responsibility, ex­ the director’s. erated during any other time than be used for public purposes by Haynie, or the Nico Corporation. reservation list for the group that MIHA Executive Director John zations to the accounts of their Kingdom Hotel Kaohsiung, the government employees or offi­ ernment vehicles were found to cept for certain mitigating “Government vehicles are normal working hours, unless the "I understand that the target is would be visiting Taipei, M. Sablan, and Benjamin Sablan respective departments, while a Plaza International Hotel in have been driven at will to res­ circumstances such as emergency sometimes parked at the airport driver is authorized. cial guests and visi tors. These ve­ manufacturing, diversification, Kaohsiung, and Taichung in the being mentioned as doubtful par­ number of the private individuals Taichung, the Hyatt Hotel Seoul, taurants and bars during lunch needs or 24 hour on-call duty. for the convenience of the em­ The Committee finds two av­ hicles except for emergency re­ but then these investors would Republic of , and Seoul and ticipants. would have to shoulder their own and the Hyatt Hotel Pusan. time and after work up until about The Committee said that a ployee rather than being used by enues open for definitive quirements or in other unique just the same have to bring in Pusan in the Republic of Korea. An earlier memo indicated that costs. 10:00 p.m. government vehicle should have the agency during that employee clarification or resolution of the situations, should not be parked foreign labor and would also cause “We observed some gov­ been used for public purposes only is off-island. Also, we have ob­ issue: a declaratory judgment by at the homes of employees, nor be considerable impact on existing ernment employees treating and not as if it was personal served family members of an a court; or the reenactment of used for driving to and from work, infrastructure," Torres said. government vehicles as if they property. employee, who themselves are legislation restricting the use of shopping errands or other per­ He indicated that he is in favor were their own personal vehicles. Furthermore, vehicles should not government employed, driv­ these vehicles through the intro­ sonal, non-public affairs, unless of attempts to promote the CNMI, For example, some employees be made available to government ing these vehicles. This is a gross duction of a .bill devoted authorized by law. but stressed that there's got to be O O L D O W N were seen routinely driving employees who need transporta­ waste and misuse of government specifically to the problem of •These vehicles should not be answers to the hard times these government vehicles to and from tion to perform their duties. An resources,” said the members in government vehicle abuse, with reserved for the exclusive use of hotel developers are experienc­ their homes. There have been instance cited was of one em­ its committee report. the latter alternative being con­ just one employee and should be ing. many instances that vehicles have ployee who needed to drive over Government officials were said sidered more appropriate at this made available to any employee "We would look ridiculous if been used to drop off or pick up to the Department of finance for to have been in an apparent con­ time. who needs transportation in order we ask investors to come here and children to and from school, for official business and had to use fusion as to the lack of a definitive The Committee thus rec­ to fulfill on-the-job duties to the when they indeed come here, they shopping, and for personal er­ own car, while the one assigned provision in the law that restricts ommended that 1 CMC Section extent that government vehicles would be faced with the same rands,” the report read. to the chief sits in the parking lot abusive use of the vehicles. 7406 be repealed and reenacted are available for that purpose. "ordeal" and the same long and The Committee finds that it is unused, along with other depart­ Nowhere was it explicitly stated with legislation incorporating at •When procuring government tedious procedures of doing busi­ BUY NOW AND SAVE BEFORE THE SUMMER HEAT STRIKES! the employee’s responsibility to ment vehicles which could have in the statute that governs gov- a minimum the following ele- vehicles, all agencies, including ness here," he asserted. HSMSSSSIS arrange transportation to and from been made available for this emment vehicles except that that ments: autonomous and semi-autono­ Also, Torres believed that the mous agencies, as a matter of Senate will be adequately repre­ sound fiscal policy should pur­ sented there with the presence of chase the most economical means 1 Senate President Joseph S. Inos. of transportation possible consis­ The House of Representatives will ZF 5,000 BTU tent with agency needs, the be represented by House Speaker WINDOW AIR governor and the lieutenant gov: Saipan's Best Choice in Thomas P. Villagomez, Saipan CONDITIONER emor should be allowed the use of Legislative delegation Chairman vehicles commensurate with the Pedro R. Guerrero and House prestige of their office; however, Commerce and Tourism Chair­ BUSINESS TELEPHONE other public servants should not man Francisco Camacho. be accorded luxury sedans or other "The Legislature is already ad­ excessively priced vehicles such equately represented. Besides I as 4-Runners or “loaded” Camry COMPLETE LINE OF ECONOMICAL AND EFFICIENT BUSINESS SYSTEMS: think the governor's group is al­ sedans. ready very big as it is," he ex­ • High-efficiency rotary •When procuring government compressor · 2-speed fan · Super-quiet operation plained. • Sure temp thermostat · Exhaust control · Weather • PABX Telephone System s vehicles, all branches and agencies "For these reasons, I'd rather armor cabinet · Easy-access filter · Ready-mount of the government must use the . not go with the mission," he fur­ installation kit · 4-way air flow control Procurement and Supply admin­ ther indicated. • M ulti-line Electronic K eyTelephone System s istrative process for accountability and inventory. The department of PUBLIC NOTICE “The best support locally Finance should be responsible for In the Superior Court of the • A CD /Call Sequencers Commonwealth of the Nonhem installation - repair - maintenance" the administration and regulation of policies governing the pro­ curement and use of government CIVIL ACTION NO. 92-51 • Electronic Voice M essaging System s “O pen all day Saturday!” vehicles consistent with Com­ monwealth law. IGNACIA B. VILLAUZ, •All government vehicles, Plaintiff, Full range of • A nsw ering m achines vs. whether owned or leased, should MICRONESIAN GARMENT Carrier Saipan Carrier air display government license plates. MANUFACTURING, INC. and Middle Road, Guaio Rai • Intercom & sound system s Government vehicles which are CHAN WAI MAN, Phone: 234-8330 · 234-8337 conditioners purchased must be clearly marked Defendants. Fax: 234-8347 now on sale! with identifying numbers/letters SUMMONS • Call A ccounting System s of a minimum size, except for TO DEFENDANT: CHAN WAI “The Carrier Mart d a n !" unmarked law enforcement ve­ MAN. C o m p l e t e I nstallation & M a in t e n a n c e S e r v ic e s hicles. Tinting of windows should YOU ARE HEREBY SUM­ be continued to be prohibited. ' MONED and notified to file any •Members ofLegislatureshould answer you wish to make to the not be provided with vehicles Complaint, a copy of which is given Lease/Purchase options which are the property of other you herewith, within twenty (20) government agencies. | days after service of the Summons upon you, and to deliver or mail a •Enforcement of the law re­ copy of your answer to SALAS stricting the use of government ANDMANIB US AN, Attorneys for vehicles should be expressly Plaintiff, whose address is Post YOUR ï stated to be the responsibility of OfficeBox 1309,Saipan,MP96950, the Department of Public Safety as soon as practicable after filing while patrolling the roads and your answeT or sending it to the other ares in the Commonwealth. Clerk of Courts for filing. O N E S T O P a Your answer should be in writing •Penalties for violations of the and filed with the Clerk of this Court law restricting the use of govern­ at the Civic Center, Saipan, MP ment vehicles should be included 96950. It may be prepared for you in the legislation. Monetary fines by your counsel and sent to the SHOP should be assessed on the Clerk of th is Court by messenger or person(s) responsible for the mail. It is not necessary for you to appear personally until further no­ violation. Violations should be tice. enforced with tickets issued by If you fail to file an answer in ac­ police officers in the same man­ cordance with this Summons, ner that the traffic code is enforced. judgement by default may be taken CLOTHES » TOYS * SHOES 1 against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. ■ K e e p S By Order of the above Court: STORE HOURS: /s/Margaret Palacios, MON.-SAT.9:30 a.m. 9:00 p.m. Clerk of the Commonwealth L O L L I p O P S • SUNDAY-10:00 - 6:00 p.m. CALL 234-8521 : S a i p a n i Superior Court Dated this 28th day of Sablan Bldg. San Jose, Saipan January, 1992. Fax: 234-8525 : B eautiful ; (11432) 3/17,24,31 & 4/7 OVERSEAS, INC. *■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■ 8-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-MARCH 31,1992 TUESDAY, MARCH 31 ,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY ROSARY AMBYTH SHIPPING OFFICE MANAGER Aldan In Memory of Our Beloved Mother and Grandmother MICRONESIA, INC. NEEDED FOR in d ic te d .. OPENING IS IN NEED OF ONE(1) SOLEDAD TENORIO Continued from page 1 OFFICE MANAGER SUPER EMERALD CASTRO the Filipino, “ the defendant al­ (HAHDAH MAMES) legedly said to Philip Aldan as Exceptional career opportunity for highly SEABRIDGE they stopped Robles who was then ON APRIL I motivated individual with good office skills. backing up from the parking lot near the barracks where the vic­ Cordially invites all of our relatives and friends to join us Candidate must be experienced with the MICRONESIA, INC. tim resided. SAIPAN «TINIAN for the fifth anniversary rosary to held at her residence in diverse employment conditions of Saipan. The criminal investigator like­ , District #3 (Fatima Chapel). Exceptional career opportunity for highly motivated indi­ wise testified that after divesting Rosary to be said at 7:00 P.M. starting March 23, 1992 vidual with good office skills. Candidate must be experi­ Robles of his money and gold Must have excellent administrative skills, and will end on March 31, Tuesday. enced with the diverse employment conditions of Saipan. chain necklace, the defendant be self directed and able to work well under proceeded to stab and slash the Mass will be at 6:30 p.m. at the same place stressful situations. victims neck and dumped his (Fatima Chapel). Must have excellent administrative skills, be self directed bloodied remains at a secluded and able to work well under stressful situations. area in Marpi near Banzaii Cliff. Dinner will be served after the mass. Salary com m ensurate with experience and This was executed, according * -¡Tr> Your time and the comfort of your presence will always be qualifications Salary commensurate with experience and qualifications. to Officer Aldan, despite the re­ remembered. peated pleadings of Robles to just get his valuables and spare his life Please contact Yollie at Tel. 322-8400 if you meet these Please join us. Please contact Ms. Becky R. Sablan at for the sake of his two young kids 322-0970/71 for appointment. qualifications and wish an unusual challenge. back in the Philippines. The Children 3/26-27-30-31 “ Philip, this is the way to do it,” the defendant allegedly bragged iMrtMQWftfe?»*''"·· Ak tr—4 *,■*?■ Sfcj ··» « * saP* - ' · ~~ ■'"· - *-■ - · ■* * * ■''íáíSííSsw to the younger Aldan as he pro­ ceeded to slash the victim’s throat DEATH & FUNERAL with a knife. ANNOUNCEMENT The defense counsel, Dan § 1992 Model Production Derienzo, attempted to plea to the ...— ...... _ -T.^. ·■· courtfor the lowering of the charge |¡¿ i f lljrrt^ - ^ from first degree murder to in­ tósi»»*«* Better known as voluntary manslaughter, citing the ^ r alleged lack of physical evidence "PEDRO UDAN OR PEDRO MARIA" ...... i mm··:· saggr: ■■ y*v*mmmaaam ttBfite«... · ¿- . · of Tinian, passed away on Friday, March 27, 1992 at 9:45 p.m. at N i s s a n that would clearly implicate his the CHC Hospital, at the age of 55 years. client to the actual commission of * ' ■ He is survived by his WIFE murder. He said that the strongest MARIA QUICHOCHO CRUZ evidence presented by the pros­ CHILDREN AND SPOUSES: ecution so far is the signed Margarita C. and Rick Dumlao, Oregorio Q. and Ellen A. Cruz, confessions of Philip Aldan. Henry Q. Cruz, Frank Q. and Ruby S. Cruz, Lillian Q. Cruz, Roslta But Judge Taylor ruled other­ C. and Sllvestre H. Palacios, Peter Q. Cruz, Manuela C. Campbell, wise giving weight to the Kenneth Q. Cruz, and Ryan Q. Cruz testimony of the criminal inves­ BROTHERS AND SISTERS (SPOUSES/IN-LAWS): tigator as well as the signed Rosa C. and DIonlciQSn. Reyes, Manuel L. and Rose N. Cruz, confessions of Philip Aldan. Maria C. and Leon C. Masga, Juanita C. and Nicolas (deceased) T. Pixley disclosed at a post Baleto, Estella C. and S enator Henry Dig. San Nicolas. hearing interview that the fourth 14 Qrandchlldren and Numerous Nieces and Nephews. suspect, Vicente Sablan Pinaula, who was nabbed last Thursday Last respects may be paid at his residence In SanJose Village, Tinian on Friday, April 03, 1992, beginning at 4:00 p.m. had also agreed to testify for the The mass of the Resurection will begin at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, government shortly after his ar­ IMMEDIATE OPENING April 04, 1992, at San Jose Church In Tinian. A Christian burial rest. Pinaula’s decision to services will be held following the mass of San Jose Cementery, cooperate with the government Tinian. Rqsary is belng said nightly at 8:00 p.m. at his residence In San Jose Village, Tinian. now brings to three, the number ONE (1 ) MARKETING SALES REPRESENTATIVE of witnesses willing to testify SI YUUS MAASE FOR YOUR PRAYERS FROM THE FAMILY. against the defendant. Based on court records, Edwin Qualified applicant must have strong verbal and written Peter Bias together with Pinaula and Aldan Jr. allegedly conspired communication skills. Must be a highly motivated self-starter with TURNKEY in attempting to bum die victim’s public contact skills. Must have knowledge of basic CNMI body the day after the slaying was HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE carried out in an effort to “destroy Government procurement laws. Knowledge in operating copiers> the evidence” and conceal the the facsimile transceivers, and electronic typewriters is a plus. THE MARIANA ISLANDS HOUSING crime. AUTHORITY (MIHA) has for sale, a 4- Philip Aldan, on the other hand, Must have dependable transportation. was with the defendant and op­ bedroom Koblerville turnkey housing erated the stolen vehicle when Robles was abducted and subse- Successful applicant will be eligible for paid vacations, holidays, unit, including Lot No. 005 I 508, on quendy killed. and sick leaves; group medical/dental and life insurance; weekly which the dwelling is situated, for Of the three, Philip was the first gas allowance; and 15% discount purchase privileges at the to contact authorities here in $80,000.00, to eligible homestead Saipan on February 27 about his Town House Department Store. knowledge and participation in applicant(s) or homesteader(s). the crime after Vicente Aldan Jr. allegedly threatened to kill him Submit application/resume to: The house will be sold as is, without any should he tell authorides about expressed or implied warranty. The the crime they committed. Canon For fear of his life, Philip was l/lond Bu/ine// /g/tem/S/upplgj c purchase price shall be made in cash or t T j o e t e n m o t o r COMPANY INC. said to have fled to Japan. It was NISSAN there that DPS Director Greg Ca­ cashier's check. Interested party may AUTOMOBILE SALES, PARTS & SERVICE macho, accompanied by another RO. BOX B80, SAIPAN MP 96950 H-2 Highway, Village contact the Chief of Mortgage Credit TEL. 234/5562/5563/5564/5565/5567/5568 BuÉfo the Human Race: CID investigator, interviewed him Business Hours: Monday to Saturday 8:00am to 5:00pm and agreed to submit a signed P.O. Box 167, Saipan, MP 96950 Division, Diana Crisostimo, at 234- "First on Saipan" confession. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE Trial is set on April 27 at 9 (1511) 3/31,4/1,2 & 3 7689/7670/6866/9447. a.m.. (11458) 3/2&-V 27-31 10-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-MARCH 31 ,1992 TUESDAY, MARCH 31 , 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-11

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1 COMPTROLLER -College grd. 2 yrs. VECTOR JEWELRY SAFE CONSTRUCTION experience. Salary: $1,000 per month. 2 ASSISTANT MANAGER - College Contact: BENIGNO T. FEJERAN dba grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $5.00 SOLID BUILDERS, P.O. Box61 Saipan, per hour. 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school grad., 2 MP 96950 (4/7)T/7378 $8500 Contact: TAKASHI S. TAGUCHI dba yrs. experience. Salary $3.50 per hour. SEA COVEBAR, AUTO REPAIR SHOP Contact: PACIFIC SECURITY ALARM, 1 COOK-High school equiv. 2 yrs. 9 JEWELRY SHOWCASES WITH LIGHTS. ETC., P.O. Box 157, CK, Saipan, MP INC., Caller Box PPP Suite 152, Saipan, experience.Salary: $500 per month. PRIME OFFICE SPACE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION - $750 EACH 96950 (3/31)177328. MP 96950 (4/7)T/7384. Contact LOURDES MENDEZ dba No matter how you look, PRIMELY ENTERPRISES. P.O. Box at it. The Macintosh CALL NICK NICHOLS 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school equiv., 2 86 Saipan, MP 96950 (4/7)T/11488 1 RESTAURANT MANAGER - College Ranging from 350 sq.ft. to 410 sq. ft. could be your best investment yet! grad., 2yrs. experience. Salary$1,700 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 234-7193 3/31 4/7-10-14-17-21 per month. Contact: MR. & MRS. JUANITO S. 2 (MEDICAL) ADMINISTRATIVE AS­ Available immediately. And with so many models to choose from, Contact: WORLD TRADING CORP. OCAMPO dba MBJ BUILDING· CON­ SISTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. experi­ dba ORIENTAL HOTEL, P.O. Box 809, STRUCTION, San Vicente Village, ence. Salary $800 per month. you are sure to find the one that best suits Authorized Reseller Saipan, MP 96950 (4/7)T/7375. Saipan, MP 96950 (4/7)T/7382. Contact: D.B. DAVIS & ASSOCIATES your needs, including the new PowerBook note­ SAIPAN, P.O. Box 241, CHRB, Saipan, books, less than 7 pounds with FULL Macintosh FOR SALE 2 MANAGER, PERSONNEL-College 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school grad., 2 MP 96950 (4/7)T/7380. For details and appointments, grad.,2 yrs.experience. Salary$5.00- yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. capability! $6.00 per hour. Contact: LINO S. & LE VIE P. TENORIO 1 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN - Col­ please call Rcidiuy $ 3 , 5 0 0 ENT., Caller Box PPP 525, Saipan, MP lege grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary A DM90N CF MOTOROLA NC. Contact: KAM CORPORATION, P.O. PLUS TAKE OVER PAYMENT Box 606, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/7)T/7375. 96950 (4/7)T/7373. $ 1,200 - $1,800 per month. Hyatt Regency Saipan Hlso Rrriued: Contact: K. SADHWANI'S INC. dba (18 MONTHS) 1 OPERATION MANAGER - College 1 PLUMBER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. TICK TOCK (SAIPAN), P.O. Box 1999, 1. New software including some "Way cool" Games experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 234:-1234, Extension 5153 grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Saipan, MP 96950 (4/7)T/7372. 3. 5.25 diskettes, computer paper (lots of sizes) $3,161.88 per month. Contact: PAULO A. BASTROSR. dba P. BASTRO PLUMBING & ELECTRI- DAIHATSU CHARADE SE Contact: PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT, 2 BEAUTICIAN - High school grad., 2 4. Cables & Connectors INC. dba DIAMOND TOUR, P.O. Box CALSERVICES, P.O. Box 2716, Saipan, yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Special Macintosh Sale: S/T, LOADED AND WITH TINT 502, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/7)T/7385. MP 96950 (4/7)T/7374. Contact: LIFE CORPORATION dba 5. Hand held Weather radios LIFE BEAUTY SHOP, Caller Box PPP 6. New Motorola radios 1 GENERAL MANAGER - High school 140, Garapan, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/ Macintosh Classic...... $1,299.00 ENTERTAINER 7)T/7377. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $5.77 * К E G Б Ñ С Y Macintosh Classic II...... $1,599.00 PLEASE CONTACT DONG AT TEL 234-5449 per hour. 2 BARTENDER -High school equiv. 2 1 RADIOREPAIRER-High school grad., yrs. experience. Salary: $2.25-2.65 per “Come In NOW 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. CLASSIFIED hour. 8 WAITRESS -High school equiv. 2 yrs. while the selection 1 SECRETARY - High school grad., 2 experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. NEW ADS yrs. experience. Salary $2.45 per hour. 10 DANCER-High school equiv. 2 yrs. 1 MANAGER, OPERATION YOU GET RESULTS...In the Classifieds Contact: LONESTAR INC., Caller Box experience, salary: $2.25-3.50 perhour. 1 MANAGER, PROMOTION - College WANT TO TRADE is g o o d ” Available at: 6 MASSEUSE -High school equiv. 2 Classified readers make great customers because AAA 652, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/7)T/ grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,800 income producing Tumon, CONDO -near beach 7379. yrs. experience. Salary: $2.25 perhour. per month. they're alert, informed and eager to do business. for Contact: STAR FOUR CORP. dba 1 GENERALMANAGER-Collegegrad., M arianas Electronics Make a call to place your ad where serious customers look... 1 MANAGER (Real Estate) - College STARLITE DISCO CLU B, P.O. Box 1778 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2,000 per ocean view or near beach house, condo or property in Saipan, grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2,100 Saipan, MP 96950 (4/7)T/7388 month. preferrably in the Capitol Hill or area. P.O. Box 626 Marianas Variety News & Views per month. Contact: JAMBO LTD., Caller Box PPP 322-5654 (Please leave message) 3/314/3 Saipan, MP 96950 1 ASST. MANAGER (Real Estate) - 285, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/14)T/7435. College grad., 2yrs. experience. Salary MISCELLANEOUS Phone: 234-5424/ Fax: 234-5470 Tel. 2 3 4 - 6 3 4 1 / 7 5 7 8 / 9 7 9 7 1 TECHNICAL MANAGER - College $ 1,200 per month. 2 DRESS MAKER- High school grad., 2 Contact: NIIZEKI INTERNATIONAL yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. grad., 2yrs. experience. Salary $12.00 BSLA DO - IT CENTER SAIPAN CO., LTD., P.O. Box 140, Contact: CECILIA CABRERA dba per hour. щ и Contact: DONG WON ENTERPRISES, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/7)T/11480. CECIL'SDRESSSHOP,Caller Box PPP Isla Do-It Center is currently seeking the right individuals to fill the LTD. dba L.M.C. VIDEO STUDIO, P.O. o 312, Saipan. MP 96950 (3/31 )T/7328. Box 148, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/14)T/ following full-time positions: ACCOUNTANT 7434. о 5 BEAUTICIAN CASHIER * SALESPERSON · DELIVERY PERSON · 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 5 CARPET LAYER - High school grad., □ experience. Salary $900 per month. 50 OVERLOCK SEWING MACHINE CUSTOMER SERVICE · WAREHOUSE PRISON 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per OPERATOR Contact: A-1 CONSULTANCY, P.O. hour. Minimum Requirements: □ Box 941, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/7)T/7378. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 50 SINGLE NEEDLE MACHINE OP­ ERATOR - High school grad., 2 yrs. * High School Graduate experience. Salary $3.00 - $8.00 per □ hour. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. * Knowledge in hardware is helpful. Contact: UNITED INTERNATIONAL Contact: MECHILLE CORPORATION * Ability and desire to work well as a team member. □ CORPORATION, P.O. Box 689, Saipan, * Must communicate well in English, both written and oral. 1 CHIEF ENGINEER-High school grad. dba TONG YANG CARPET&ESQUIRE MP 96950 (4/14)T/7433. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $600 per hour. BEAUTY, FACIAL & SHOES SHOP, Salary commensurate with experience, combined with excellent fringe E Contact:TADOTSU SAIPAN CO., LTD, P.O. Box 1568, Saipan, MP 96950 (3/ 2 GRAPHIC ARTIST benefits. a P.O. Box 1792 Saipan, MP 96950 (4/ 31)T/7329. 1 BINDERY WORKER If you have die experience we seek, please apply in person at the Isla Do-It 7)T/11485 1 OFFSET PRESS OPERATOR - High Center Main Office, 2nd Floor, Mita Travel Building, Monday - Friday 8:30 m 1 FLOOR SUPERVISOR - High school school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary A.M. to 5:00 P.M. equiv., 2yrs.experience. Salary $1,800 $2.15perhour. 3 E MAINTENANCE per month. All applications must be accompanied with current police clearance. Contact: MARIANAS PRINTING SER­ 3/31,4/3,7 10 (7427) 1st FLOOR HOC BUILDING , TINIAN 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER, BUILD­ Contact: DFS SAIPAN LTD., P.O. Box VICE INC., P.O. Box 438, Saipan, MP E 528, Saipan, MP 96950 (3/31)T/11453. ING - High school equiv., 2 yrs. experi­ 96950 (4/14)T/1517. E ence. Salary $2.45 per hour. 1 MAILCARRIER-High school grad.,2 F O R L E A S E 1 BAGGER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. yrs.experience. Salary$500permonth. 1 FRONT DESK CLERK - High school HIGHLIGHTS: E experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. Contact: JESUS T. GUERRERO, P.O. grad.,2 yrs.experience. Salary$2.15- 1,500 SM -$120,000 20% COMMISSION о Contact: SIX-TEN CONVENIENT Box 1069, Saipan, MP 96950 (3/24)T/ $3.00 per hour. 1. OPEN 24 HRS-DAILY MONDAY-SATURDAY STORE, INC., P.O. 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Can Tyson survive w ithout boxing?

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) - On the other hand, boxing was different guy, with a chip on his While power and intimidation trained former heavyweight Mike Tyson needs boxing. Box­ not only Mike Tyson’s world, shoulder, and he won’t do noth­ were Tyson’s trademarks, the champion Joe Frazier and who ing needs Mike Tyson. but it seemed it also was his rea­ ing but brood.” keys to the former heavyweight now trains a leading contender in Boxing, however, has lost the son for existing. That chip on the shoulder al­ champion’s success - a title at Riddick Bowe. Golden Goose before and sur­ Can Tyson survive without ready was evident Thursday when age 20, a record of41-l,with36 “He was throwing one punch vived. boxing? What will a prison term Tyson said that his trial for rape knockouts - were blazing hand at time. He was standing up But it’s not clear if Mike T yson do to Iron Mike? had humiliated him all over the speed and quick feet. and walking straight in.” will survive the loss of boxing. Tyson was sentenced to prison world. Without these qualities, which He was winning, however, “Boxing will always survive,” Thursday on a conviction of rape, “Even women are coming up only the very best fighters pos­ and in a division without much said 80-year-old trainer Eddie which he is appealing. He appar­ to me and saying humiliating sess, Tyson is just a small depth, he could keep on winr Futch, who has spent much of his ently will serve from three to six things,” he said. “I didn’t heavyweight. His height was ning. life in the game. years. rape anyone.” listed at 5-feet-ll (1.81 meters). Also, he was, without doubt, “Boxing made Mike Tyson. “After he goes to jail and does Even if he hadn’t been con­ He appears closer to 5-9 (1.76 the biggest draw in the sport. Boxing isn ’ t responsible for Mike time, there’s one thing I’ve won­ victed, three years might have meters). Aficionados might criticize Tyson.” dered about - bitterness,” said been the last productive years for Without them, “he’ll be easy to him, but they would not fail to Yet, boxing is the kind of world George Benton, who trains Tyson, who will be 26 June 30. beat,” Benton said. “He’s never watch him. which allowed Tyson to exist on heavyweight champion Evander “If he loses that speed, that will had stamina.” Non-boxing fans were at­ his terms and which cashed in on Holyfield. take all the fight out of him,” “He had begun a type of de­ tracted to his fights through him at the same time. “He can come out and be a Benton said. cline before this,” said Futch, who his out- of-the-ring escapades. Van Mott rules Budweiser pool tourney at LA Bar It was an all-American cast that vincing semifinals win over FHP Tolentino and Taisacan tied vied for the monthly champion­ employee Sonny Tolentino, who for third place in this month’s ship during the March edition of placed third. pool tourney, which is sponsored the Budweiser Nine-Ball Pool Using precision pocketing as by Marianas Pacific Distributors, Tournament the other week at the his main weapon, Van Mott de­ Inc. exclusive distributors of Los Angeles Club of the Hotel molished his opponents in the Budweiser beer. Nikko Saipan. elimination round, to meet The tournament is also being Cris Van Mott, in his first ap­ Tolentino is the penultimate sponsored in part by the Los An­ pearance at the finals of the monthly round. geles Pool Bar and the Niizeki tournament edged out Dwight Engler on the other hand relied International Saipan. Engler to rule the tournament and on accurate preparation to best The next tournament is slated romp away with theSlOOfirstprize. perennial winner Bino Taisacan on April 17, with the third Fri­ VanMottclimbed to finals of the in the other semifinals match to days of every month as Van Mott (left) and Tolentino gets set to cue for the right to break in the nine-ball pool shootout via a con­ earn the right to meet Van Mott. succeeding tournament dates. semifinals first match. Associated Press News ·>Αρ News · Associated Press Néws · Äp News · Associated, Préss News · Αρ News · Associated Press News · Ap News ' A schools dropping comic defending Mitsubishi rain logging TOKYO (AP) - A comic book convey an image of social re­ ployee, who is told to find a way to farming. lumber consumed worldwide each intended to polish the image of sponsibility after decades of demonstrate that Mitsubishi is do­ Groups representing local tribes year is used domestically as fuel trading giant Mitsubishi Corp. has single-minded pursuit of ex­ ing its part to help solve global in the region, ho\Vever, say that as and for construction. Mitsubishi had the opposite effect, provoking panded business. environmental problems, includ­ the world’s largest importer of accounts for about 2 percent of the scrutiny of its logging operations The Science and Technology ing destruction of tropical rain tropical timber, Japan is a major 22 million cubic meters consumed in Southeast Asian tropical for­ Educational Association, a foun­ . factor behind deforestation in by Japan each year. ests. dation affiliated with the “We are concerned about the Southeast Asia. “The environmentalists have a Officials at Mitsubishi said they Education Ministry, proposed a sustainable use of timber. We don’t Experts of the International policy of targeting Mitsubishi*” had welcomed a proposal to pub­ series of comic books to intro­ do business to the point of de­ Tropical Timber Organization, a Mori said. The Mitsubishi comic lish a comic book to explain their duce Japanese corporations like stroying the environment,” another group representing the timber in­ ends on a hopeful note, explaining firm’s business to high school Mitsubishi to high school stu­ Mitsubishi executive says in the dustry worldwide, warned last year the company’s support for a dlrs students throughout Japan. dents. Mitsubishi agreed to be book. “However, I am afraid the that all virgin timber in Malaysia’s 1.5 million project to recreate a But conservationists objected first in the series, thinking that it public around the world doesn’t Sarawak state would be gone in 10 forest ecosystem in Sarawak with to Mitsubishi’s description of its “would be a good way to intro­ understand us. This is an example years if the current rate of cutting trees native to the region instead of logging operations in Southeast duce the business world to of‘Japan Bashing.’” Hino sets persisted. the eucalyptus trees usually used Asia. Education Ministry officials students who have no clue as to out to discover . In aerial Mitsubishi officials argue that for reforestation because they grow said Monday they have asked high what we do,” said Kyosuke Mori, surveys of the Philippines, Malaysia the logging operations of their sub­ quickly. schools to remove the books from general manager of Mitsubishi’s and Indonesia, he finds green for­ sidiary Daiya Malaysia in Sarawak, Kazuko Matsue, spokeswoman their libraries. “We’re not environmental affairs depart­ ests where he expects to find hills on the island of Borneo, have caused for the Japan-based non-govem- specialists, so we can’t evaluate ment. left bald by logging. In other areas, no major damage to rain forests. mental Sarawak Campaign the contents of the comic,” said The educational association Hino finds bare hills and scrub “Unlike coal and gas, timber is a Committee, said her group had ministry official Takeyo now has abandoned its plan for a forest supposedly left by local tribes renewable resource,” Mori said. appealed to all major timber im­ Fukushima. “But we asked that it whole series of comic books. that cut and bum patches of forest “We have been practicing very se­ porters in Japan, but had singled be withdrawn because it is public “It was a mistake,” said to clear land for crops. lective logging for over 20 years. out Mitsubishi because of thecomic relations material for just one spokeswoman Hisako Kiuchi. Citing statistics from the United We have no intention of criticizing book. company.” The brouhaha over “Franldy, it was embarrassing.” Nations’ Food and Agricultural local farmers, but we are not caus­ “The local people are the ones the 216-page comic book high­ One chapter of the Mitsubishi Organization, the comic says the ing damage ourselves.” suffering because of logging. To lights the difficulties Japan’s huge comic depicts a man named Hino, greatest damage is caused by clear­ He said 96 percent of the 1.9 tell them it’s their fault is embar­ corporations face in trying to modeled after a real-life em­ ing of tropical rain forests for billion cubic meters of tropical rassing,” Matsue said. ¿¡Marianas W ariety^ Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 P.O. Box 231 Saipan, MP 96950 · Tel. (670) 234-6341 · 7578 > 9797 Fax: (670) 234-9271