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MPLC Turns All Funds Lo MPLT Child When They Heard a ■Stream Coming Irom the by Tert M DIVERSITY OF HAWAI ¿Mananas ^Varietygl i b r a r y Micronesia’s Leading Newspaper Since 1972 ( VO), 19 No. 58 AAÎAhût* C À CIOA Saipan, MP 96950 fiA$ \®199t) Marianas Variety Ww%wfcW5 I %lj| Serving CNMI' for 19 Years OM Welcome and Goodbye to Pale Arnold By Lily O. Ramos Mariana Islands Wednesday ing been bom on Oct. 3,1913 in Earlier in the morning, Fr. The old people crowned him with Not a few people shed tears of night. Wisconsin as Bernard Arnold, visitted the Aging Pro­ mwarmar Mid hung leis on his happiness or sadness for Fr. The much-loved priest was Bendowske as well as his 50th gram and met with Gov. Larry neck. Just before he left the build­ Arnold Bendowske at the Kristo also celebrating his birthday, hav- year in priesthood. DLGuerreroandhiswifeMatilde. ing, envelopes were placed in his Rai Church in Garapan when hands as he blessed everyone Bishop Thomas Camacho cel­ who approached him. ebrated a special mass in honor of “These peopleare showing him the 77-year old former Pastor and their appreciation and happiness Vicar Forane of the the Northern for coming back for a visit after II years. What you see are donations coming from the heart,” said Mrs. Guerrero. Man charge First lady Guerrero added that Manny VillagomeZ and his forbuiglaty spouse, together with Vicente Santos purchased the ticket for Fr. Arnold’s much-awaited visit child abuse Wheelchair-bound and looking by Teri ML Flores frail in his gold and red robe, Fr. Variety Staff Arnold was accompanied by Anun chargcdof burglary Sisters Irene and Lavem from the and of sexually abusing an St. Francis Nursing Home in eleven year old child will Wisconsin, brother John and his havehisday in court today at daughter Betty. 3:00 p.m. in tire Superior “He is a little weak and learning Court. to walk again after suffering a Danny Tynkel aka Danny stroke in a Sunday mass in this Ngudengoll, was also asked church in 1979,” said Sister Irene to post a bail of S30.000 in after the mass. property and$l 5,QOOincash Sr. Irene said that Fr. Arnold after he allegedly entered a intends to spend the remaining house at Upper MIHA Wheelchair-bound Father Arnold is buzzed by a member of the Aging Program at Susupe during his visit years of his life in Fond Du Lac at around 3:00 a.m. Monday Wednesday morning. Gov. Larry DL Guerrero is behind the well-loved priest's wheelchair.(photo by Jun and sexually molested the Carandang). Continued on page 6 teen. Court records show that the parents of the child were alerted of a commotion in­ side the bedroom of their MPLC turns all funds lo MPLT child when they heard a ■stream coming irom the by Tert M. Flores “With only the two trust funds amount is still in. The American money to the MPLT. child's room. Excessfundscoming from at hand, do you think they have Memorial Park TrusL Fund was Concepcion said that the The parents allegedly theleaseofpublic lands have been diligent?” Inos said. made through a U.S. Congres­ only money they haver etamcd found Tyakel inside the bed­ not "been digently” turned The funds include the general sional appropriation. A S2nnlIion is from die rental of Managaha room and when confronted, over by the Marianas Public trust fund which is the lease from principal is still intact while the Island of which $4.17 million immediately ran away. The Land Corp. to the Marianas Tinian made to the U.S. govern­ $1.5 million incomeis committed has already been earmarked parents saidtheydonotknow Public Land Trust, Director ment for a military installation. for the renovation of die park. for the opening of the 2,000 hov/Tyakelentered thehome Of FinanceEloy S. Inos said. The general fund still has a $26 Executive Director of the homesteads in Kagman. because all the doors were In an interview Tuesday, million principal, including the MPLC saidthattheyhavealready Concepcion said that they lockedatthetimetheincidcnt Inos; whois alsothechaiiman interest and income which up to given the MPLT theexcess funds have no other funds at hand happened, accorcfingtocouri of the MPLT said that only now is still intact, Inos said. that they have on hand. He also except for the two years ad­ records. two trust funds are currently Inos said that there is a total of said that the MPLC has been vance rental from the con- The teen, who was brought being handled by the MPLT. $33 million of which a large diligent in forwarding the excess Oontinued on gage 34_ totheCommonwealthHealth Center for examination, told examining physicians that Tyakelallegedly touched her private parts. C U C forecasts fu e l p rice , p o w e r ra te increases Tyakel, through his court" sel Loretta Faymonville re- by Ronel B. Concepcion the present rate of 16 cents per is why I would like to ask the administration and the Legisla­ qaested to be released The Commonwealth Utilities kilowatt-hour to 29 cents. through his own recogni­ Corp. is scheduled to increase Guerrero said there is an in­ ture to assist by subsidizing the zance. However, the court residential rates to about 6 cents crease on the price of fuel, based additional cost,” he said. He said that “it is about time Jemcd his request for release per kilowatt-hour and 13 cents from an official communication per kilowatt-hour for commercial that they help the community because hedid nothavc‘‘suf· he got from Shell Oil Co. rates this month, “unless the gov­ rather than the community ficient contact” within the The heavy fuel oil CUC is buy­ ernment subsidiZed the additional absolving the increase,” or CUC community. ing from the oil company to run cost of what we are paying now,” will be forced to “increase the He is scheduled »appear power engines increased by 23 to m court on Oct9 for arraign­ says CUC Executive Director 24 cents or 75.346 cents per gal­ rates or close down.” He said it would be impossible ment. Ramon Guenrero. lon, the same with diesel oil which Residential power rates at The government is being also got a 23 cents increase per for CUC to run the operation “if I present of 11 cents per kilowatt- gallon. don’t get the right amount of represented by Chief Pros­ flay Guerrero hour will be raised to 17 to 18 money to pay for my fuel given ecutor Ron HammclL “As much as I can, I don’t want cents and commercial rates from to raise the rate on power, and that the increase in fuel cost.” Continued on page 3 4 2--MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 5,1990 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5 ,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 3 P O D I IIV /1 A Meeting Place For Our Couple solicits $40,000 from Saipan businesses by Terl M. Flores not approached by the represen­ supporting the Guam police charges not related to the case. vestigations started, Amoy P™ U IV I Opinions And Yours Variety ^st£ff Opinions And Yours tative of the Saipan Drug Edu­ search warrant, the Seed’s are Amoy said. Terence Seed is said. The Saipan Drug Educa­ cation Program however, those also affiliated with the the currently detained in Guam un­ Representatives of the com­ tion Program, a newly orga­ who have been asked for solici­ Guam Drug Education der two different sets of charges pany also told prospective niZed company representing it­ tations do not give to it, Program and the Guam Fire with which bail has been set businessmen that they are affil- JR’s Agenda self as a non-profit organiZa­ Amoy said. Magazine. for $20,000 on each set of liated with the Drug Free By: John Del Rosario__________ tion, is being investigated by All solicitations have been The affidavit also stated that charges while Randy is not be­ America and that the donations Editorial both the Federal Bureau of In­ made by phone and if the vic­ representatives from the com­ ing detained, Amoy said. they give are tax-deductible. The opinion expressed In this column are the personal opinion of the vestigation and the Department tim shows interest, a represen­ author and may or may not express the opinions of the newspaper. pany say that they are affiliated Amoy said that the operation The Division of Revenue of Public Safety regarding its tative will immediately go to with the Guam Department of started in Hawaii this year and and Tax said however, that no legitimacy. the office and produce a receipt, Education. However, the direc­ was later brought to Guam and application for tax-exemption ments in the region who are the upcoming event. A lot still Costly plans goes trashing The 902 Negotiations hasn’t Dannette Amoy of the FBI Amoy said. If more informa­ tor of the anti-drug program of Saipan. Amoy said that upon has been filed by the company, economically strong and are remains to be undertaken and we been as fruitful as we’d like them said that a businessman had tion is being asked by the vic­ Guam’s Dept, of Educ. said the investigation of FBI Spe­ Amoy said.In a search warrant willing to assist the NMI achieve need the help of our faithful pa­ Early last month, the Public Land Use Plan which took the tobe. U.S. intransigence to address approached the FBI to look tim, the representative will that the company is not affili­ cial Agent Paul Amoy, the dated Sept.
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