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.UNJVERSJT'( 0~ r!AWAII LIBRARY By Ferdie de la Torre Carlos. the killing. Variety News Staff The arrest was made on the Public Safety Info1mation Of­ POLICE arrested a suspect in the strength of an arrest warrant is­ ficer P03 Cathy Sheu said a caller alleged murderofa woman whose sued by a Superior Court judge, informed DPS Friday at 10:41 body was found floating Friday at the same sources said. a.m.- about a floating body near the beach near the Civic Center in Yesterday, Department of Pub­ the shore at the Civic Center. Susupe. lic Safety Commissioner Jose M. Sheu said investigators believe Sources said police officers took Castro confirmed to the Variety there was a foul play behind the :into custody a Filipino national the suspect is already in police's woman's death. Saturday on suspicion he may custody. His identity, however, is She said police classified the have something to do with the still being withheld. case as a homicide. alleged murder of the woman Castro refused to disclose any Sheu did not give any more identified as 32-year-old Eutropia more information, saying the At- information pending investiga­ tion. No information was available Police Officers clear the Ki/iii Beach Park site where a woman's body was as to how the victim was killed, found floating last Friday. 'Teno-Pepero' strategist on but Castro said the woman had torney General's Office is ex­ sources that the woman's hus­ injuries to the body caused by fundraiser: ·'Overwhelming' pected to file today in court mur­ band, Randy Carlos, also a Fili­ "foreign object." "SoI'lljustsaythatI'mover­ der charges against the suspect. pino, was reportedly asked by in­ Castro said an autopsy will be whelmed with the turnout and The commissioner added that vestigators at the police headquar­ conducted. that 'Teno-Pepero' will win,"' no bail was recommended for the ters regarding his whereabouts The Variety was told over the Villagomez said. suspect's release. when his wife disappeared. weekend that the body was iden­ Hundreds The Variety learned over the Castro neither confirmed nor tified as Eutropia by Dai-Ichi Hundreds of Teno-Pepero weekend from ·unc'Jnfirmed ~enied if Randy was a suspect in Continued on page 28 supporters, among them Re­ publicans who backed the Guerrero-Ines tandem that lost in last November's primary, Torres won't quit MPLT board flocked to Friday's $1 OOa plate By Zaldy Dandan At the same time, ToITes said Jose T. Villagomez dinner held at the Diamond Variety News Staff MPLT is more than willing to Hotel's beach garden area. MARIANAS Public Land Trust release the $10 million ear­ By Zaldy Dandan The crowd estimi}.te com­ chair Juan S. Torres will not marked for low-cost housing Variety News Staff pares with those of the previ 0 resign despite Gov. Froilan C. loan, and is only waiting for a "OVERWHELMED" was Dr. · ous fundraising events of the Tenorio' s "request." "legal clarification" from the Jose T. Vi11agomez's favorite Democrats and the Indepen­ In his first interview since the Superior Court. word Friday evening. dents, but Villagomez said governor asked him and the other ToITes said MPLT "from the "I wanted to say 'How sweet Friday's turnout was "special," MPLT board members to re­ very beginning wanted to give it is,' but someone else already noting the presence of erstwhile sign, Torres said Friday that he out the money,"which, he added, said that," the chair of the Com­ GuetTero-Inos supporters Ro­ will continue performing his has been in theCNMI since 1995 mittee-to-Elect Teno-Pepero man Tudela, Board of Educa­ duties "as mandated by law." and not in any off-island bank. said when asked to comment tion vice chair Esther Fleming, "I do not want any confronta­ However, he said, recent court on the turnout at the fundraising lawyer Eric Smith and wife tion with the governor, but I rulings on government officials' dinner of the Republican Rhoda. · have to continue doing my job fiduciary duty .. complicakd Party's gubernatorial ticket. as required by law," he said. Juan S. Torres Continued on page 28 Former Palau President N giratkel Etpison dies KOROR, Palau-The Republic of his nation to believe in themsel\'cs Palau lost one of its senior leaders and their abilities," said Nakamura last Friday in former President Continued on page 28 Ngiratke I Etpison who passed away in California after a long i II ncss. The announcement was jointly made Saturday by members of the late President's family, and Palau leaders led by President Kuniwo Nakamura, Paramount Chiefs lbcdul Yutaka M. Gibbons I and Reklai Raphael B. Ngirmang, Senate President Isidoro Rudimch, and I louse Speaker Ignacio Anastacio. "With the passing or former President Etpison, the Republic BIBA! Republican gubernatorial tandem Pedro P. Tenorio (2nd left) and Jesus R. Sablan (2nd right) clasp of Palau has lost not only a great hands with their spouses, Mrs. Sofia Tenorio (left) and Mrs. Annie T. Sablan (ri9ht) and campaign chairman political leader, but also an indi­ Or. Jose T. Villagomez (center) in a show of unity during Friday's fundraising dinner ai the Diamond Hotel. vidual who inspired the people of PAC .NEV,'$~APER S fA:;,~~ ~ I ' , ~ ' ' I f I- ' \ I I , 1 • ' ···, I r '•.• t·· 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- AUGUST 4, 1997 f ' ' ' t I'' Bomb suspects rounded up MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1997 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 By Samar Assad meeting EgyptianPresidentHosni tests showed Israel was mistaken RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) Mubarak at Mubarak's home in in its initial identification of the - Israeli soldiers have swept Borg cl-Arab, Egypt, west of Al­ two suicide bombers. through the West Bank. rounding exandria. It was Arafat's third visit After the bombings, Israeli up dozens of Palestinian suspects to Egypt in less than two weeks. troops detained relatives of two By Mar-Vic C. Munar today. Both schools are using the C. Tenorio to declare a state of Kagman. This is not to dramatize it down to $46 million. and hustling them away in trncks He left immediately after their young Palestinian men from the Vatiety News Staff year-round mutlittrack schedule. emergency for PSS to quickly anything, but to impress upon the The House ways and means in their search for the people meeting. West Bank townofDahariya who PUBLIC school students gear today Tinian Eltimentary, and Jr. High address the classroom shortage urgent need for this new school," committee has hel<l budget hear­ behind the deadly suicide bomb­ Videotapes released by the mmy disappeared 15 months ago. But for the opening of school year I 997- Schools will open on Aug. 11. crisis. Tones said. ings for PSS, but education offi­ ing at a Jerusalem market. showed the blindfolded suspects blood an<l DNA tests of the fami­ 1998. Hopwood Ju.nior High and The emergency classroom Torres also cited the need for cials continue to guess how much The se:1rch for milit:mts and being hustled into trncks. hands lies an<l of the bombers' corpses Education Commissioner William Marianas High School are all using project which was originally PSS to purchase additional school the committee would recommend their backers intensified Friday. tied in front of them, an<l taken to showed the Dahariya men were Torres is requesting the Legislature to the year-round multi-track calendar. planned to start in June is not buses. for the agency. with soldiers searchin!! homes undisclose<l locations. not the bombers, authorities said givethePublicSchooJSystemapiece­ Pdvete schools are scheduled to expected to be completed until TorTes said PSS presently has a Nevertheless, Torressaidheis"very an<l C'onfiscating mat~rial sus­ A total of 79 Palestinians have Friday. meal budget for fiscal year 1998 to open on Aug. 11 and 26. October. total of 19 buses that serve over optimistic that it's going to be at pected of inciting \'iolcncc against been arrested since Wednesday's In addition to detentions. Is­ helpPSSdealwiththeperennialprob­ Twomajorevents-the comple­ "I had anticipated what is tak­ I 0,000 students. higher level than what we got in fiscal Israel. and taking 51 Palestinians doubic blasts killed 15 people, raeli authorities closed the West lcms it faces such as classroom short­ tion of emergency classrooms, and ing place, that's why I had asked "These are not enough to get year 1997." into custody. including the two bombers, and Bank and Gaza Strip, baning tens / age, inadequate buses, an<l instruc­ the implementation of the contro­ the governor to declare a state of the students to schools on time Torres is asking the Legislature to I tional materials. versial school vou·cher plan~ emergency. We would have seen and to get them back home on give PSS a piece-meal budget for The raids were restricted lo wounded more than 150. Anony­ of thousands of Palestinians from I areas not yc.:l undc.:r full Palestin­ mously distributed leaflets have jobs in Israel and preventing travel Schools that open today, according which the government tried to these classrooms by now," Tones time," Torres said. fiscai year 1998 as it did in the previ­ ian control. c\·cn though Prime claimed it was carTied out by the between autonomous towns in to PSS calendar, are Gregorio T. carry out in time for the school said. The acquisition of PSS 's needs, ous fiscal year. Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has militant Islamic group I-lamas. the West Bank. The Israeli-Pales­ Camacho, Tanapag, Garapan, Oleai, opening failed to take place.
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