ore om TWO BOMB threats yesterday port was alerted by the Depart­ Taking the threat seriously, Although it was not ascer­ ployeesoffwhile the matterwas forced the evacuation of em­ ment of Public Safety at 7:50 the CPA office quickly called tained if the second caller was being investigated fully. ployees and caused a disruption a.m. about a "male caller with Labor& Immigration and asked the same as the first, Rosario Yesterday's incident marked at the Department of Labor and an accent" complaining about that employees leave the build­ noted that the second caller also the third time that public build­ Immigration office near the his papers not being processed ing as soon as possible. sounded upset about his papers ings on Saipan became the ob­ Saipan International Airport. at the Labor & Immigration of­ Operatives from DPS and not being processed at DLI. ject of bomb threats. According to Commonwealth fice. Civil Defense Office were then Again occupants ofthe build­ Only last month, a bomb threat Ports Authority Public Informa­ The caller apparently said an­ immediately dispatched to the ing were rushed out and DPS was received at the Governor's tion Officer Frank Rosario, the grily there was a bomb in the scene where they conducted a and Civil Defense once again Office at the Administration CPA Security Office at the air- DLI Building. search. No bomb was found. conducted a search, blocking off Building in Capitol Hill. Hours after employees re­ access roads towards the build­ The second incident involved turned to their desks, however, ing. a bomb threat also reported at Aldan-Pierce named another call was received by a They found no bombs. the Bank of Hawaii Building in Labor& Immigration employee By 2:00 p.m., police declared Puerto Rico. at about 10:30 saying a bomb an all clear situation. Both incidents prompted new DFS president will go off at 12:30 in the same It was at this point that offi­ evacuation ofemployees but no DUTY Free Shoppers Saipan building. cials decided to send all em- bombs were found. Limited (DFS) yesterday an­ nounced .that Marian Aldan­ Pierce has been named the company's president effective Suit could open scrutiny May 2,1995. Aldan-Pierce succeeds Playford Ramsey who has been ofpast leases-- Mitchell promoted to a key position at DFS in its Taiwan region. As By Rafael H. Arroyo upheld. What's important is for president, she will be respon­ Variety News Staff the court to rule whether the gov­ sible for all of the company's THE LAWSUIT brought up by ernor did 'wrong or not. Let him business development activi­ taxpayer Jeanne Rayphand chal­ walk to court and answer this on ties and the hiring and training lenging a public land lease in Navy its merits," said the Saipan law­ of the management and staffof' Hill could promptscrutiny of past yer. its ten stores on Saipan. disposition of public land. During yesterday's interview, "I am honored to be given Marian Aldan-Pierce This was according to Mitchell said a ruling in favor of this opportunity. Over the last Rayphand'scounsel, TheodoreR. his client would make it logical nineteen years, I have watched accomplishment in working her Mitchell, as he yesterday ex­ for the public to ask whether their DFS grow and contribute to way from secretary to president plained his client's motivation in interestwas upheld in the disposi­ our economy," said Aldan­ is due to her hard work and filing the latest of two taxpayer tion of other past land leases. Pierce. dedication. I am confident that lawsuits facing the Froilan C. Referring to the latest taxpayer " A major part of my new these came qualities will bring Tenorio Administration. suit as a "test case," Mitchell said her success as president," said role will be to encourage the "The central issue here is a favorable ruling may allow for ;' companyto grown and improve Coe. whether the governor violated the the scrutiny of possibly more Theodore R. Mitchell the quality oflife for the people Aldan-Pierce will be the first law in disposing public land the "questionable" leases. in the CNMl," said the new woman to hold the position of way he did," said Mitchell in a "Ifplaintiffprevails in this case Mitchell. 'president. "I am proud that presidentamong the DFS group telephone interview with the Va­ then it logically follows that the Raypharid earlier brought DFS has entrusted me with this ofcompanies. riety yesterday. disposition of vast tracts of public Tenorio to court questioning his DFS companies serve over great responsibility." "Our motive is to see the law land should be looked at," said Continued on page 6 DFS Mid Pacific Region 22 million international travel­ president Bob Coe expressed ers per year at over 150 duty his confidence on the appoint­ free and retail shops at airports ment. and major downtown areas. "Marian has proven herself DFS Saipan Limited is a part to be a leader. She has pro­ of the DFS group of companies vided guidance to hundreds of located throughout the Pacific Saipan employees and uni­ and Asia. Founded in 1961, formly they respect her. Her Continued on page 6 SGMAputs Up Hotline THE SAIPAN Garment Manu­ facturers Association has initiated the establishment of a multi-lin­ gual hotline to assist garment in­ dustry workers with, problems arising about their employment. A statement from the associa­ tion yesterday indicated that SGMA Chairman James Lin had already passed the word to all Partly cloudy with general members about the "La­ morning and late bor hotline." He said the access numbers are provided for all eth- evening showers Garapan Elementary Schoolstudents form a line as they perform early morning drillsyesterday at GES Continued on page 6 ballfied. The students are members of GES trackand field teampreparing for a school-wide competition.

1_." 'l't '2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-THURSDAY- MAY 4,1995 THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 Doomsday cult lawyer nabbed ',\ £~~HP~~d~!~~for!!~~dat airport ing frequent television appear­ could be used to produce the of the firm had moo a slander local authorities. He was out on By KOZO MIZOGUCHI Authority (CPA) levied a $355 been checking it on a daily ba- day from March 6th to May3rd".' ancesto defendthe cult. Police deadlynervegas on cult property. complaint in February against bail in that case. TOKYO(AP) - In whatappeared fine to its own Chairman of the sis. After checking with the De- for 58 days, or $290, for a grand say Aoyama may have broken They also are still looking for Aoyama and the sect. Au­ A Japanese newspaper, the to be the latestmove to neutralize Board of Directors for parking partment ofPublic Safety (DPS), total of $355. . slanderedlaws whenhe accuseda suspects in the shooting of the thorities have reportedly found Sankei Shimbun, reported Mon­ the leadership ofa doomsday cult violations at the Commuter Ter- it was revealed that the vehicle -Asked what he plans to do fertilizercompanylastJanuary of National Police Agency director, traces ofsarinnearthe cult's com­ day that police have found cult, suspected in nerve gas attacks on minal parking lot of the Saipan belongedto the CPABoardChair- with the vehicle, Hocog said he Tokyo subways, police Wednes­ spraying a cult commune with who was shot and nearly killed 10 pound. leader Shoko Asahara at a cult,,';';: International Airport. man. will have the car repaired and day arrested the cult's top lawyer. sarin, the nerve gas used in the days after the subway attack. He Aoyama, a 35-year-old gradu­ facility just outside Tokyo and ,.j> '"'I Victor B. Hocog, who repre- Hocog said he paid the fine as ship it to Rota for his company's Like more than 150 other cult subway gassing. The cult was heading the investigation of ateofJapan's elite Kyoto Univer­ have him underaround-the-clock 1'; sents Rota on the seven-member an examplethatCPAboardmem- use. members arrested since last denies involvement in the March the cult. sity law school, was arrested at surveillance, but the report was I:i.~' Board of Directors, paid the fine bers, management and other em- CPA Executive Director month's deadly attack, attorney 20 attack, which killed 12 people Aoyama was arrested after Tokyo's Arakawa police station not confirmed. Police refused tO~1 for leaving his black-colored, ployees are not exempted from Carlos A. Shoda said there is a Yoshinobu Aomoyama was and sicken 5,500 others. found that the fertilizer company when he went there to visit an­ comment. J] Cherokee Jeep at the parking lot the promulgatedrules and regula- 48-hourgrace period atthe pub- picked'up on suspicion of an un­ Police have yet to announce a had no capability of producing otherarrested sect member. As Police Wednesday also contin- ;~t~ from March 6th until May 3rd. tions of the CPA. lie parking lot at the airport. related, relatively minor crime. direct link between the cult and the poisons Aoyama accused it of the top lawyer, he was overseeing ued raids on the cult's Mount Fuji.;;: Hocog, who was leaving for Idon'twantanycomplaintfrom Anything after that could result Aoyama, 35, has been one of the the attack, but they claim to have spraying, a Tokyo Metropolitan dozens of legal battles the cult is commune in Kamikuishiki vil-'·i§; miles),;~\ Rota Wednesday morning, said anybodythat I was exemptedfrom in a car being towed at the cult's mostvisible officials, mak- found tons of chemicals which Police spokesman said. Officials fighting across the country over lage, 110 kilometers (68 . everything from alleged southwest of Tokyo, to look for 'I he bought the vehicle from an our own rules and regulations owner's expense. kidnappings to complaints about evidence linking the cult with the acquaintance of his, rode it to because I am the Chairman ofthe Shoda said arrangements can land deals. In 1990, Aoyama nerve gas attacks. As many the airport on that day, and to- Board," said an amused Hocog. be made through the Security was arrested for allegedly con­ as 60,000 police remain on alert tally forgot about the Jeep until "I forgot that I bought the car, Office to have cars parked at the cluding a land transaction for the this week to guard against pos- an Airport Security Officer drove it up to the airport, and enclosed commercial parking sect's use in a village southwest­ sible terrorism during a yearly tracked him down and told him left it here sitting in the parking lot across the street from the ern Japanwithout registering with string of holidays. about it. He said that in itself is lot for almost two months. I public parking lot for $5 a day. not an excuse not to get a park- took full responsibility for my Shoda encourages the travel- ing citation. action." ing public to use the cornmer- An airport security officer left The Security Office charged cial parking area when leaving a parking citation on the wind- the Board Chairman $20 for ci- island for more than 48 hours. Victor B. Hocog

which is suspected in the March'20 On Article 12 case nerve gas attacks in Tokyo's sub­ ways that killed 12 people and left 5,500 others ill. No arrests have been specifically Court rules in favor ofHotel Nikko for the subway gassing,and the cult THE SUPERIOR Court has Ltd. were neither "sham corpora­ favor, on the basis of Public statute as unconstitutional, issue. denies involvement granted a motion for summary tion" nor "alter egos" of persons Law 8-32. The statute, which saying legislators have no On whether the court's find­ South Korea has tightenedsecu­ judgementby Hotel Nikko Saipan, not ofNorthern Marianas descent. the legislature passed a few power to amend or re-define ing warrants a grant of sum­ rity checks at airports for fear of Inc. that Realty Trust Corpora­ The decision stemmed over a years ago, places a cap on con­ Article XII and that only mary judgement that the trans­ retaliation by the cult aftera Korean tion and Blanco Vende, Ltd. were hearing on October 27, 1994, in tingency fees lawyers charge CNMI Supreme Court can do actions at issue satisfied Art national fatally stabbed a cult leader eligible to own land in the Com­ which the court heard arguments Article XII litigants. that. XII as a matter of law, Castr

4-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-THURSDAY- MAY 4,1995 THURSDAY, MAY 4,1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-S DPHSwary ofDengue outbreak By Ferdie de Ia Torre period for the disease. In his report to Department of practitioners in the CNMI to be ) Variety News Staff Both physicians clarified the Public Health Services Secretary alert for possible cases, how to I CENTER for Disease Control procedure for submitting the Dr. Isamu J. Abraham, Durand report and specimens to collect. physicians have urged the CNMI specimens to the national dengue said there have been no suspi­ *Sanitation unit advised to step to conduct an active surveillance lab in Puerto Rico (Carribean). cious cases in the CNMI so far. up mosquito vector control activ­ for dengue fever cases as out­ Dengue fever or breakbone fe­ He claimed that actions which ity and port sanitationinspections break of the disease in the South ver, is caused by a virus and is have taken so far include: on Saipan, Rota and Tinian. Sani­ I Galalde passed on between infected per­ *Public information on vector ~=:;;:;;~;;;= Pacific Region continues. tation to prepare for possible out­ - ay: John S. DelRosario! .JR. Dr. Mark Durand, medical di­ sons by mosquitos. It is carried by control and risk ofdengue. break and organizenecessary sup­ rector for the Division of Public mosquitos from a sick person to a *Advisory issuedto all medical plies and personnel. I mafieluta giya Tinian, apmam de ha plaitea dinisehan manayuda gi Health, said yesterday Drs. David, healthy one. kinalamten entero iyaMarianas espesiatmente gi bandanpottamonedaosino Ashford and Rhonna Hajjeh of Symptoms include high fever, ekonomia. Animosu gi este naintension ya sinsero machochu' pot para CDC who are in Palau looking at headache, backache, pain injoints the dengue outbreak, also recom­ or limbs, skinrash, weakness, pain SaipanAgricultural usaonao umespihaye katson pottamoneda i megai na nesesidat tano'ta. mended a prompt serologic test­ on moving eyes, and loss of appe­ Gi tutuhon negosion i CovenantAgreement, dankulo esperansafia naginen ing for identified possible cases. tite. Fair this Saturday i maplanuye na fasilidat militat, uguaha mauleg yan homlo' na kinalamten Durand said the two physicians There is no available treatment, Dr. MarkDurand gi ekonorniafia. Lao madirite este na esperansa 'nai madisgrana i sisteman however, told him yesterday that but people inflicted with the dis­ HE 16TH Annual Saipan Agri­ 6:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. cultural Fair Association would gobietnamento giya Russia. they arenot recommending spray- ing incoming aircraft to the CNMI, ease, are advised tosee a doctoras The general meeting will be even direct arrivals from Palau. soon as possible. Bed rest is also like to call a general meeting for held at the 4-H Club Building or Sin embatgo, ha chage industrian guaka yan otro siha na aktibidat The CDC doctors explained that important. all farmers/ranchers and any in­ former House of Representative .;;....,,:... ekonomia lao mampos dididi' na salape nina'halolornfia yan lokue' ti it is unproven and likely marginal Among the steps to control terested individual(s) who are on May 3, 1995 at 6:30 P.M. umafagcha' yan hafa ha guiguife. Man ansias umaligao haf" na koyenturan Fair to be benefit and expensiveifdone thor­ mosquito breeding is keeping the planning to participate in the up­ Special Agenda: Notification ekonomia sifia umadelanta linala' taotaofia ya gi et mismo tiempo sifia oughly. The primary means of area around the house free of trash coming 16th Annual Saipan Ag­ of minor changes for the 16th manayuda gi pottamonedan entero Marianas. introduction is likely to be via a ricultural Fair which is scheduled annual Saipan Agricultural Fair JACK ANDERSON and MICHAEL BINSTEIN featuring and to drain offany standing wa­ Guine gi alacha, hana' kJaro dinisehafia 'nai ha apprueba maestablesen person who is in the incubation ter puddles. for Saturday, may 27, 1995, from rules. industrian casino. Pot primet biahe, todos taotao Tinian mapega gi unbanda WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND cock derby streyas poIitika ya mandafia komo uno ya rna'apprueba inestablesen casino gambling gi tano' niha. THE 16TH Annual Saipan Ag­ Famosu iya Tinian pot antigo na estorian Taga', metgot yan namatrnan French espionage protests ring hollow ricultural Fair would like to an­ amana yan taimano chulefia ni haligen gima'fia. Famosu lokue' gi WASHINGTON - Two recent events on the U.N. Security Council to allow nounce that a "3 Cock Breeder of the Year Derby" will be held unpahinan leblon entero elmundo sa' ginen un plasan batkon aire 'nai have highlighted the fact than in France, Saddam Hussein to export his oil re- where socialists have held political power serves, which would give him the tools to on "May 28, 1995" at the 4-H mahatma et mas dafiosu na bala ni rnayute ' giya Hiroshima yan Nagasaki ni for years, the almighty franc still rules rebuild his military. The French would Club Building or former House AN ANSWER IN muna' dimu Japon gi geran dos. over principle or common sense. French likely be one of the first in line to buy Iraqi of Representative where the Iya Tinian kulan un higante ni hagas maigo. Sige ha' de kalamten officials took an unprecedented step last oil. France's arguments for lifting the Saipan Agricultural Fair will adumidide ' gi maigofia piot ya manguife mauleg na ideo pot futtunafia. Un month when they expelled five Arneri- sanctions fly in the face of their own take place. Derby: 3 Cock Breeder ofthe dia, taimano ha' i fuetsan Taga, siempre ufanmata ya hu estira kodufia gi can agents who are accused of political culpability in helping to arm Saddam in j'jank of (@uam Year ~ isIas Marianas. dinidaho matman an Iokue' un dia tumacho Local Bank. The Peoples' Bank. Taya' yan ti bai' and economic espIonage. Although it's the first place. Consider the following Requirements: Fighting komo et mas ganansiao na industrian casino gi entero Pasifico. Gai eskama not the first espionage incident between facts, established by our own sources, cocks must be with ears spurs HEADQUARTERS • P.O.Box BW • Agaiia, Guam 96950 • (671) 472-5300 este na tano' ya ayo 'nai ha manifefesta fuetsafia 'nai sumen .presiso pot the two allies, this is the first time such an author Ken Timmerman and extensive must not be cut and ranging from satbasion taotaofia. incident has been made public. In the investigation by congressional staffers: the size of a 'dime to a nickle. Gi tutuhon, kurncgadon i kinalarnten i Gaming Commission sa' mampos meantime, French diplomats continue -In the 1980s, France replaced the So- Entry Fee: $300.00*** Maxi­ their full-court press at the United Na- viet Union as Iraq's chief weapons sup- rekto i arclgarnicntofia gi todos applikante. Mas hana' buche suspechon mum Entry: Two (2) or total of tions to lift the international sanctions plier. The multi-billion dollar sales, which six (6) cocks. taotao kao cnfin sifia kalamten este na industria. Mapula' ayo siha na against Iraq. Behind the scenes, supported Iraq'swaragainst Iran. became Options: $200.00*** Any ginadon manrnainkaiga todos applikante na ufan responsable yangin ya America's nascent adventures in eco- a linchpin of the French economy. So Two (2) hafa dispues masoda na ti kornbene pot siha. Ma apprueba lisensian nomic espionage pale in comparison with many arms were being sold at such a rapid Weighting Time: 12:00 P.M. If you need a loan, we can give kornpanian Lone Star ya hahatsa temporario na fasilidat huego para i those of France. For years. Central Intel- clip that Iraqi air force jets routinely flew to 2:00 P.M. you an answer in 24 Hours. Bank selebrasion Patron Tinian as San Jose. ligence Agency sources tell us, French to France just to load them. They used a Derby Starts: 4:00 P.M. to of Guam wants to lend you Bula chochu' gi cste na industria lao tinahofig taotao tano' para ukubre intelligence agents have been diligently former NATO airfield, built by the U.S. 2:00 A.M. money...up to $20,OOo-Right todo ofisio ni para ufan mababa. Dankulo na kantidan salape para uhalom at work stealing American trade secrets Army Corps of Engineers in Central Regular Fights: 10:00 A.M. Now! Whether you need a car TO 2:00 A.M. ginen este na industria. Gi fino' un membron i Gaming Commission: for their state owned companies back France, to load up French missiles.cluster loan, vacation loan or any kind of ,Trophies: There will be a home. For more than a decade, not even bombs, fuses, radar cquipmcnt and avion- installment loan, we can givc you "Sufisiente finkas para umahatsayan uma'adelanta i fasilidat yan finana 'guen trophy for l st Place Winner the former Soviet ics. -France the initial boost to an answer in Hours. edukasion yan otro siha na nesesidat taotao Tinian. Gi todo kinalamten este intelligence service -ave Special Events: "Balintiha" 24 na industria pot para bai 'n adelanta linala' taotao marne yan taotao entero could compete with the French in terms Saddam's nuclear bomb-making project Original Culture or Cock Fight. YES, an answer in 24 Hours­ of gaining a competitive economic ad- by selling material for a civilian nuclear Marianas". No Knife ... up to $20,000 with convenient vantage in foreign trade. Take it as a reactor, which was later converted toother Derby fights will officially monthly payments. So, what are Maseha hafa na pinetsige guaha bintaha yan disbintaha. I bintaha gi este given that the first-class seats on Air uses. Nobody in France questioned why a start at 4:00 P.M. and ends at you waiting for? na industria i yangin enfin todo kattan balaha ufan podufig gi sagan niha ya France have frequently been bugged for country awash in oil would want to invest 2:00 A.M. kalamten rnauleg operasiofia deste tutuhon. I disbintaha i dankulo na the last 15 years at least," one CiA source in nuclear power. Iraq only ap proached , For more information, please Visit any of our 11 conveniently tinilaika yangin mana'fan mafiila todo i malag kandet casino ya dinisplanta told us. These are the seats that might be France after the Soviets-knowing full- contact Gringo Guerrero at tele­ located Guam branch offices or i sueno na pas gi sefigsofig San Jose. Un sakrifisio ginen taotao Tinian pot occupied by American eXecutive.C hen well what their client state had in mind- phone number664-5642 or John our 5 CNMI branches, and tell the Reyes at telephone number 233­ para adelanton yan preparasion futuron famaguon niha. flying to France on bu ss. Since many of turned them down. Even Saddam himself branch manager you need a loan 9722. Hu extctende bien felis na karera para i mafieluta giya Tinian gi tinituhon the l-i. gest companies in France are dropped a hint about his intentions during 1 & an answer in 24 Hours. Dis­ industrian casino. Chatmiyo fafieseha gi hafa esta inpetsisige sa' taya ufato fully or partially state-owned, economic an interview with a Lebanese newspaper' cuss your loan needs in a warm, ya infaninae' ni nesesidat miyo solu ke hafa infachuchue para in kubre espionage pays larger dividends in Paris just days after the accord was signed in 'I MHSclass friendly atmosphere with per­ sonalized service. ennao sihana nesesidat. Sumen na'magof sensian niha sa dankulo na ansia than in Washington. IfFrench spies learn 1975. "The agreement with France is the that an American bid for a large foreign first concrete step toward the production pot para infafiaonao gi ayudon henerat na kinalamten gobietnarnentota. of 1985 sets contract can be beaten with some minor of the Arab atomic weapon," he said. At Bank of Guam, we're truly Enague' na sensia mauleg tana' metgot gi entero Marianas. committed to convenient and tinkering, for example, the information When the full text of the Franco-Iraqi its reunion personalized banking. Hu disesha mohon na taiguenao na sensia uguaha gi entalo' membron easily can be passed to the proper state- Nuclear Cooperation Treaty was quietly , All Marianas High School lehisIatura 'nai sifia hachoneg gi unbanda i tihofig politika pot interes yan owned company. Although the CIA made public almost ayearer, one tipoffof k Graduates of 1985 are being ~'\ adelanton linala' taotao IsIan Saipan yan entero Marianas. Hamyofumanue' can-and does-get its hands on corpo- the unprincipled French involvement was asked to attend a very impor­ taotaota na sina in paiigon sensian koperasion 'nai malta i oraparapinetsigen rate or trade secrets sometimes, it faces a a clause they agreed to, at Iraqi insistence: tant meeting on May 4th, 1995, minauleg todos. Ma'lag ennao naespehos koperasion ni insede para ufafiila dilemma not known in France: Economic "That all people of the Jewish race or (Thursday), 6:00 p.m. at the Minachom Atdao Pavilion, kosake sifia in'ina i homhom na chalan pot para infanue' i manatate amana intelligence might be valuable to several Mosaic religion" be excluded from par- Garapan Branch: Tel: (670) 233-5000/5001 Civic Center, to discuss the 5002J5OO5/50j 0/5011 firms that are competing for a particular ticipating in the program, either in France t ~uam para uhanague. upcoming Class Reunion set raank of Fax: (670) 233-5003 contract. This puts the CIA in the uncom- or in Iraq. The treaty also committed r 'The People's Bank" I dikiki' naIslanTinian muna' famosu i Islas Marianas pareho ha' gi antigo for June 10, 1995. The agenda Susupe Facility: Tel: Tel: (670) 234-6801/6467/646816469 fortable -and unethical-position of France to training 600 Iraqi nuclear tech- Saipan Branch , Fax: (670) 234-3527 yan modetno na estorian Marianas. Tatfoi dinikike.'fia, dankulo dinisehafia .shall include the following: San Roque Facility: Tel:(670) 323-1010/101111013 choosing favorites. While the French are nicians, which is more than enough to ao, Box 678 umaledanta futuron famaguoiia yan entero famaguon Marianas. Guot este Fundraising, Mass, Family Fax: (670) 323-1013 fuming over our espionage, their own launch a bomb program. The United States ." Saipan, MP 96960 linlan Facility: Tel: (1) 433-3258/3261 na sensia ya infafiaonao umabiba gi entero perlas Marianas. Lao pot fabot Picnic & Banquet. intelligence service ought to tell them is deservedly embarrassed by the recent Fax: (1) 433-3308 ~ potIuye dididi' i manatatepara inkasoinfanfinatoiguechinatsaga. Bien felis Your attendance is re­ Member FDIC that renewing business ties with Iraq spy flap. But .when it comes to puttlng quested. gi kareran miyo ya puede todo i hagas inguiguife na minauleg ufato could have incendiary results. French money before morality, it's the French ",': dibuenamente. Congratulations! diplomats have applied intense pressure who have the most explaining to do." III

b-MARIANAS VAKIEIY NEWS ANU VIEWS-lHUKSlJAY- MAY 4 ,l~l)S NavyHillRoadinGarapan fora com­ Specifically, Torres has for years to be the largest employer of local andtheAmerican CancerSociety. She TIIURSDAY, MAY 4, 1995-MARIANAS VARIEfY NEWS AND VIEWs-7 Suit ... mercial complex development beenopposing theNakamotolandlease residents in theCNMI withover400 hasbeenanofficcrintheSaipan Cham­ Continued from page 1 The lease, whichconsists of 38,574 intheSamoanHousingAreainGarapan employees on Saipan. ber of Commerce, the YMCA, and j square meters oflandwasentered into whichis tobethesiteof a major, 450­ As thecompany grew,Ms. Aldan­ several Liberation Day committees. administration's spending practices as onFebruary 10, 1995 betweentheTan roomhotel. Pierce assumed increasingly greater Shewasalso founding member ofthe ;,') Sexual abuse case vs man dismissed wellas thedisposition ofpublicfunds. Groupandthegovernment Torres' inclusion as plaintiff in the responsibilities. Shewaspromoted in CHC Volunteers Association. Most 2.("~ By ferdie de Is Torre Kagman area. Forellisubmittedan affidavitto the affidavit, Last week. Mitchell filed another The Tan conglomerate is saidto be Rayphandtaxpayersuitwaswelcomed 1979 to Personnel Officer under the recently, Aldan-Pierce waselected asa ~arietyNews Staff Associate Judge Marty W. K. the court containing statements Department of Public Safety other daughter also complained taxpayerlawsuitinbehalfofRayphand, eyeingcommercial developmentinthe by Mitchell. lateThomas Picarro, and was named delegate to the Third Constitutional I ! TIIE SUPERIOR Court yester­ Taylor cleared the defendant issued by the two alleged victims police officers arrestedTeregeyo that the defendant also did the this time questioning the mannerthe area consisting of a gasoline service "We are delighted that the good vice-president ofHumanResources in Convention. day dismissed with prejudice a Romaldo L. Teregeyo of the statingtheywerejust"lyingabout last April after daughter same thing to her. governor was approving public land station, a department store, a bank, a congressman iswilling tojointhiscase 1987. MarianAldan-Pierce is married to 9 his criminal case involving a man to all die things." leases allegedly to "favored develop­ supermarket, a5-plexmovietheater, a andlendhisintegrity andstature forthe Aldan-Pierce wasbornonSaipanto Richard A.Pierce, theGovemor'sSpe­ chargefollowing a motion dis­ complainedhe allegedlysexually In the affidavit, the second ers." multi-vendor food cafeteria, and of­ rights of the common citizen," said Amparo S. Deleon Guerrero andthe cial Assistant for Substance & Drug accused of sexually abusing his miss filed by Assistant Attorney "My sister and I planned all abused her. daughtersaidshe requested DYS Mitchell alleged that the governor fices all on theleased property. Mitchell. late Francisco C. Aldan. She is the Abuse. Shehas fourchildren. Janelle own 16-year-old daughter in General Nicole Forelli. these lies because we wanted the TheAssistantGeneral'sOffice to drop the case "because non of bre\ "., ;." ",.,.""".,.;., ,.. , " .' principles of diligence, industry and '00" increase too. Em 10 - "" altemati\'eifdJe'.i~riIiss.: professionalism, and a staunch com­ ... . ,-, ~. \ ,~ mitment to the CNMl and economic ...... -....' development," thestatement read. -"."rr>...... ~. ,: - 'The SGMAgeneral members has :Jiua-Valml, always keep its faith in the CNMl's . '. KEYS MADE Help Isjust Around The Comer potential for progress, despite tempo­ rarygovernment setbacks. This faith ;.-.'V.A:~'i volvedinprolllenisolving~Criti.. upgr3d;etlip19Y~J§J{ifi~Ofto·· ""f , _ has been rewarded time and again, . -. , "i.,~ r through SGMA'sphenomenal growth ~;;: '.~\;' - overtheyears," thestatement added. '- Accordingtotheassociation, ithopes ;b!io;;~'~i!~l···W4lSJ~~ tocontinue to be a majorplayer inthe CPA officials touredthe Saipan Harborrenovationandexpansionprojectrecently, aftervisitingthe site where community and for decades to come, a diver employedby Samsung Construction diedin an underwaterexplosion. From left are DeputyDirector Jose B. Aldan, Executive DirectorCarlosA. Shoda, BoardChairman VlctorB. Hocog, andEfrain F. Camacho, with the help and assistance of the ::.~~ CPA's consulting engineeron the project. Shown on the backis MattOtto, an engineerwith EFCengineering CNMI government and the commu­ ••I.I firm (CPA Photo). nity. "Needless to say,SGMAboard of directors, headed by Chairman James Lin, emphasizes the need to prevent anylaborabuses or anysuchpotential situation in all the 18 island apparel r-----~~~---~------, general members-eompanies. I ALL LIBBEY I ALL MIRRO Thehotline numbers areasfoIIows: I GLASSWARE I Cooking Pots SGMALABOR HOTLINE ENGLISH LANGUAGE B % I (fEL. NO.235-7699) BaS.I"8 /1~ CHlNESELANGUAGE : off IV.. : (fEL NO.235-6818) IIRI'''.''· ... '''!'t B I r: ;' / II B KOREAN LANGUAGE : ,LibbeyJ i/I) : (TEL NOS. 234-7951/2J3) I It I ;' / I THAILAND LANGUAGE I I (TEL. NO.235-6818)

FILIPINO LANGUAGE .~.. ~. ". .', ',", . nllltl~ ~------~~------.------(TEL NO.234-1848) . . -I-~I"I~ ...... r------, .' > .1',1 IlIi': ~. u'~11 , J~.·~~l"i!if· .,,,: .~!,. ALL EKCO According to SGMA,eachfactory ~" /J; I ASSORTED I . ' ...... have already posted the numbers be­ sidetheirtimelocks, orontheirbulletin weiU. · ~i~ SAIPAN WI Kitchen boards, a"LaborHotline" message for RED the immediate information of allem­ I'. PUGUA ployees. ~ I 0 ..& I "Pleasedo not hesitate to call our aJi:1:·J HOTLINE, 235-7699, withanyques­ ~ tionsor concerns you believe your o I 400ff off : rights as an employees have been .,, ~~./~ : T0400/ abused or violated," said SGMA. ,. I /0 I In January of 1995, the Mini­ I I mum Wage is US $2.75 per hour. For those employees eligible for P _J. overtime pay, TIME AND ONE SAN JOSE BRANCH SAN ANTONIO BRANCH HALF is paid for work in excess of 40 hours per work week, provided MORE NEW ARRIVALS FOR NEW STORE THAT MEANS that all overtime must be authorize prior to working any overtime MORE VARIETY MORE CLOTHES FOR EVERYONE hours. E Any employee who has a ques­ tion about what their rights are en­ COME ON DOWN WITH THE FAMILY couraged to call the hotline num­ bers, or mail inquiries directly to SGMA Caller Box: COMPARE AND SAVE AT HOSHI'S PPP 737 BOX 10000 SAIPAN, MP 96950 THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEws-9 8-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VlEWS-THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1995 FSM College ends year with surplus MSU seeks local quiltm.akers States decision to close its is New Zealand's second do­ and faculty said the college's cuss ways for the college to TIlE Michigan State University indigenous meanings. . By Tom Panholzer military bases on Guam, and nation. Individuals with information on comptroller and its financial become more involved in pre­ Museum, in collaboration. with the For the Variety misspending of government Also, Asian Pacific Parlia­ quilts,quilters andquiltmaking tradi­ aid office earned kudos dur­ paring FSM citizens emigrat­ Smithsonian Institution's National \ . Pohnpei- The College of money by the previous island mentarians Union delegates tions from diverse native American \ ing a meeting with FSM audi­ ing to Guam for employment. MuseumoftheAmericanIndian and Micronesia - FSM ended fis­ administrations. from Taiwan, Fiji, Kiribati, and Pacific groups, andin particular, tors May 1 for the surplus. Weilbacher said several Atlatl(anationalprofessional Native cal year 1994 with a surplus Weilbacher and the others Guam, Palau, and Marshall informationabouthistoricalquilts Moses also wrote that a ideas were discussed includ­ American artists service organiza­ of $267,967 and received hope that by better preparing Islands toured the Palikir cam­ and historical photographs of check for $1,82,213 was re­ ing short courses to show what tion), isdeveloping a major exhibi­ praise from the FSM Auditors Micronesians before they em­ pus, which is under construc­ ceived from the FSM Trea­ to expect on Guam as well as tion on historical and contemporary American Indians, Hawaiians or Office for the "turnaround". courses on resume writing and bark to Guam, they will not tion. Pacific Islanders making or using The announcement came a sury for the purpose of repay­ According to Moses, the quiltmaking in Native American other preemployment prepa­ become a drain on that island's quilts are encouraged to contact year. after the col1ege' s books ing' the double-draw down on Taiwan delegate, who serves Communities. ration. economic resources, said exhibition curators Dr. Marsha were found to be in a mess April25. on the Foreign Relations Com­ Ofthevarious native artforms that Micronesians on Guam are Weilbacher. MacDowell and Dr. C. Kurt and a $1.1 million double­ In the COM-FSM news: mittee in the Taiwan legisla­ resulted from contact with Euro­ being blamed for a plethora of Also in college news, COM­ Dewhurst, Michigan State Uni­ Guam senators, Carlotta Leon American missionaries and settlers, I " /.... j draw down had occurred in FSM had received a $6,400 ture expressed interest in seek­ Guerrero; Dick Ballendorf, a problems there, especially perhaps the least well known is versity Museum, Michigan State - \ ...... U.S. Department ofEducation check from the New Zealand ing ways for Taiwan to assist professor from the University now that its once thriving quiltrnaking. However, throughout University, East Lansing Michi­ / \~ funds during a previous col­ government to assist in buy­ the college. J\ of Guam; and Penny economy is in serious up­ the entirepost-contact period, native gan 48824. I, lege administration. heaval due to economic prob­ ing library furniture in the If you are have any ofthe infor­ COM-FSM president Susan Weilbacher, Pohnpei State quiltersinthe Hawaiian Islands and -'- lems in Japan, the United Pacific Studies section. This mation regarding the above or are Moses, in a newsletter to staff Campus director, met to dis- ontheNorthAmericancontinenthave used colors and designs distinctly a quiltmaker yourself and would theirown to make quilts which func­ like to take part in this exhibit, Olter declares MaYlt§> New Zealand donates to COM tion in ways both similar to other you may contactSandy McKenzie cultural groups, as well as, in ways at telephone 322-9982 or 322­ FSM, but maintains an Em­ ies Section for which he re­ Palikir, Pohnpei (FSM Infor­ that have specific native cultural or 9983 by Monday, May 8,1995. 'no childa.bllse'moIlth mation Service) - FSM Deputy bassy in Tarawa, Republic 0: quested a detail report for his Palikir, Pohnpei,· (FSMln­ don of child abuse and ne­ Secretary John A. Mangefel Kiribati. office by COM-FSM. Witnessing the presentation formation Service) -FSM glectln theFSM.•.•..••..••.••..•••••.•••.••. of the Department of External The presentation was made were Tadao Sigrah, Assistant May orientation for MHS President Olter on April 28, The FSM, on Noyembe}'6, Affairs presented to President in a brief ceremony held at the Secretary for South Pacific MARIANAS HighSchool will conduct orientation at the MHS Cafeteria in 1995. declared May 1995 as , 1995, ratifiedthe ConVention Susan Moses of the College department's conference in Affairs, and Jane Jimmy, For­ May for its continuing (currently enrolled) students; new transfers and National Child Abuse and on the Rights of theChild.J3y of Micronesia-FSM (COM­ Palikir on April 24, 1995. eign Service Officer. inactivestudents will have orientation in June 1995. The dates and time for Neglect Month to be observed its action, the FSM must ad­ FSM) a check for $6,400 do­ In the letter to FSM Secre­ each student is scheduled as follows: throughout the FSM. here to terms of the Conven­ nated by the New Zealand Am­ tary of External Affairs Resio The declaration was issued tion. It would now be illegal bassador Brian Marshall on S. Moses. Marshall said the money is for assisting the col­ May 9, Tuesday, 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm ReturningStudents: Seniors in recognition of the need to to abuse or neglect a Childj behalf of the Government of ."'"FSNl:B'ank"'" ' .. ".:" . " ,"" either physically or emotion­ lege in the payment for library 1995-1996last names A-L identify I educate the public New Zealand. 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm Returning Students: Seniors 1995a-I996 last on the problems and preven- ally. Marshal1 is accredited to furniture in the Pacific Stud- ..._---_... Iiands.. over namesM-Z May 10,Wednesday, 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Returning Students: Jun- ··.gov't stock', iors 1995-1996 last names A-L divid. '.. a::' . 7:30 pm to 8:30pm Returning Students: Juniors 1995-1996 last 'lVI··en·· 'S:. namesM-Z .FEATURING May 12th,Friday, 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm ReturningStudents: Sopho- J ---h Tony So mores 1995-1996 last names A-L FSM President Bailey Olter " ~ 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm Returning Students: Sophomores 1995-1996 Producer of Power 99's Power Mix Ljve & Direct in Soiponl received from the Bank of the ".' t~.·lY'.'.Y"A last names M-Z ~-- V FSM's Chief Executive Of­ May loth, Tuesday, 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Freshmen 1995-1996, last . '. .. ficer and Deputy, David Smith namesA-G and Arron Palik, respectively, 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm Freshmen 1995-1996, last names H-M AND;: ••0••0•••••••••••0•••• o•••••••••••••• a dividend check for $150,000, May 17th,Wednesday,6:oopmt07:oo,pm Freshmen 1995-1996 last .(J'N TI·N1AN ' . , ..' .. & Tuesday afternoon. namesN-S In their last performance. President Olter thanked 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm Freshmen 1995-1996 last names T-Z Check out the hottest slots from Vegas, Smith and Palik for present­ May 18th,Thursday, 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Make up for returning Se­ ing him with the check. The niors,Juniors, Sophomores & Freshmen from lUHS and table games with friendly dealers. dividend payment was on the June 20th, Tuesday, 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm New Transfers and Inactive $3 million stocks the FSM Students owns prior to the stock sales Students and Parent(s) need to attend the orientation, and student Evalua­ J\,!1'~ :'~ ~ -~",; :;..'0 U'.. ,L E'i. .yr'" y...... E"·" OPEN DAILY which started on October I, tionsneed to bedone in order for students to beregistered on the computer. ~. .. -. ' .- , .. rttI R 10 AM - 2 AM 1994, an effort by the FSM .When school opens, July 5th student schedules will not bereleased to those Government to devolve all its who did not attend orientation. (Yellow and Green tracks only). Main Street, stocks into private hands. - - \ ...... ~BLA(KJA(K , - San Jose, Tinian The $150,000 dividend is \I based on a fifty-cents per share of the stock. The check was +PAI (jOW POKER turned over to the FSM Trea­ sury to be deposited in the General Fund ofthe FSM Gov­ tBA«ARAT ernment. SPECIAL APPEARANCE BY •I The FSM Government ini­ tially purchased stocks worth v (RAP$ $3 mil1ion with funds appro­ priated by the FSM Congress in response to the expressed ~ need ofthe bank for additional SLOTJ working capital. The FSM Government has II Oleai Beach begun selling its shares at the . DAY &' EV,ENING FLIGHTS FROM SAlPAN Bank's Branches in the four ¢. BEACH ROAD to GAnAPAN ¢ , ' states to interested FSM citi­ i------zens with the goal of getting TINIAN ~:-{III2nd Floor Morgon Bldg. Call Tel: 288-0770 For More Information rid of all its shares. I Microl We Offer: (670) 433-0001 • Braces Check • Teeth Whitening PACIFIC ISLAND • Teeth Cleaning PARTY DOWNI FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN BE -e: • Fillings FREE Casino Fun Book with Classified • Denture Repair AMEMBER OF CLUB MGD. YOU MUST BE 21 YEARS OR OLDER SE\NO AVIATION, INC. • Extractions PIA round trip ticket. • and other Dental needs TO PARTICIPATE. $25 value First Free shuttle service from Tinian Airport same Day Appointments Tel. 235-3720 () ~..

Wi d 2 '.. THURSDAY, MAY 4,1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEws-II to-MARIANASVARlETY NEWS AND VIEWS-THURSDAY- MAY4. 1995 ,t Simpsonjuryhears blood trail Abandoned carmystery deepens By LINDA DEUTSCH BrownSimpson lying in a pool of other than Simpson killed her. By Ferdie dela Torre car was the missing person LOS ANGELES(AP)·The pros­ blood, a photo ofher bloody, well­ Matheson, chief forensicchem­ doned car Sunday morning. Variety News Staff said to be a Chinese national. ecution in the OJ. Simpson mur­ manicured hands and a picture of ist at the police serology labora­ . POSITION VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT Possiblebloodstainswere also MYSTERY deepened in the "Itcould be possibly related der case continued to delve into her fingernails, clipped from her tory, also testified that blood con­ noted in one of the passen­ police probe over an aban­ to that case:' Sheu told re­ scientific evidence, discussing a body and caked with blood. sistent with Ms. Simpson's type The NlJlhBn Mmms (NMH() is so5dIi1g ~~ ftJ gers' seats. Investigatorslifted IbJsiJJ CaJmrtioo doned car at the Banzai Cliff porters in yesterday's regular ~ sock stained with Nicole Brown Simpson gazed toward a court­ was found on a sock at the foot of !he JNlSiIioo ci I1mjl)oa.roollloli (Jerk ftJ NMHC's CenIrm Office iJ &roJXlll, SlijXll1. samples ofthe "blood stains:' in Marpi Sunday as the De­ press briefing referring to a '" Simpson's blood type and a drop room wall rather than at the 7-foot Simpson's bed. Meanwhile. two vehicles partmentofPublic Safetysaid missing person case. 'f; of blood found on a path near her (2-meter) screen where the pic­ Matheson also said Simpson's DESCRIPTION: TIis iMWes mOOemteIy Wlies in ~ !he sIoff ci!he parked at the parking lots in ): JllSiIioo amPex yesterday it could be possibly The information officer said body that could be that ofthe ex- tures were projected. blood was consistent with a drop ~ CreOt in 0wrieIy duties lDf/ ~ Ladder Beach and San Jose Ilvisioo of iIJvMDJ the IJeIXIIUlioo Il ri related to a reported missing investigators are still follow­ football star charged with her . Simpson, one of the most found next to a bloody shoeprint bns;iJImU,~km~lDl~km~ Servelllier!he~ were burglarized the other person case. ing up the Banzai Cliff case. murder. prominent Americans ever leading from Ms. Simpson's con­ !he ~, Crelit ~ ~. 0 VlIiefy Ii to day. of Nm!P.Ie mil duties reIevmt IoJsDJ DPS Information Officer Also Tuesday, ajuror who was charged with murder, faces life in dominium. ~ ~, She refused to give any in­ Two persons told police ossistIIlce lDl km IJIII}IITIS. 1hJSt 00ve goo:! axmml Ii !he 1DI Cathy Sheu however. neither ~~~, dismissed by Judge Lance Ito a prison if convicted. Thejuror, Tracy Hampton, was ~ formation about the develop­ Tuesday afternoon that an un­ gooj jUIc rekrtioo skis. confirmed nor denied when ment in the probe. citing the '1 day earlier was taken by ambu­ Matheson testified that a dismissed from the case on Mon­ known person or persons reporters asked her whether sensitivity of the case. lance from her home to a hospital. sample of Ms. Simpson's blood day. She was carried out of her ~md IIS5isInnceto hoosiJg ~ broke inside their vehicle and D\ffiES AND RESPON5I8IUTIES: ProWles km the operator of the abandoned Police spotted the aban- A prosecutor also used photos tested as type BA, but the blood house on a stretcher under a white reviewsfii~, iIxlxmJhoosDJkmo~lDl nDnIoiJskm~.oos took cash and other items. and testimony from chemist Gre­ under her fingernails was'type B, sheet and taken by ambulance toa ~ opjIcmt(s~~ \"milg UsI; ankls km lJX! detemines \Wich lorn 1JDl1IllII!he / In San Jose case, a burglar gory Matheson to head off two which matched neither Simpson hospital. ~ ~ ee fer ood rejXI}ffieIJt oli&ly exists; 00I0iJs peI1inefIt ilfoomtioo necesscry or burglars entered a vehicle expected defense claims: that a nor the victims. Paramedics went to the home ~ o~ parked at the Oleai Beach Club to defenrine aatit VIIJ1fJiJess ci loon (S); cmsOOdofes mxI JXKkoges Discovering sea life mystery killer's blood - not Matheson showed jurors how after receiving a call thata woman r.a'Si'.g lorn o~ in occoobJce MIh esfI&hed JKJicies lIJd lJocedures fer loon parking lot Tuesday night and DR. NORMAN J. QUINN. Life Around Saipan at7:30PM Simpson's - was under the finger- blood can degrade and register had suffered a seizure, fire offi­ IJlJ!1iI11IS lXIniniste-ed by NMHC; 1Jep:JreS neceroy documents JUSOOIlf to SIbJissKJn ran away a wallet containing Coastal Resources Manage­ Monday. May 15. 1995 at the iI nails of Simpson's slain ex-wife, differently on serology tests and cials said. aife:io fer N~ Gelit ~J Moooger's nMew mxf opjJlJ'oU prill lD SIfuission lD tlJe bank cards. driver's license. ~';. I ment Office Marine Biologist. Joeten Kiyu Library. ;. and that some of Simpson's blood said that while he could not ex­ Reports of friction and racial Capootte Diedlr, ~ 00 1m£W1eIS and,mues ocIioo; recoofs and other items. deIit!JJent fWlJJIiote will give a public slide pre­ ;, is missing because police used it clude a different blood type under tension on the jury have raged in IJXJ1gage Ilother IefP doaments IlinsInftlooIs, researches lJopeffles MIlt qoosIilJXJlk All members of the public sentation on Discovering Sea are invited to attend. to frame him. the nails, "I would say there is a recent weeks. But Hampton, a 26­ 1iIIe; fd!owsi1p 011 r~ed Imlllf insI.ronce policies fcx JKopeffles lioollCed by hU\\C mxf I Buclde-lJp Salp. I Matheson, while saying there great likelihood it is the victim's year-old flight attendant,had little Johnnie CochranJr. mainllins its Ii : : : : ': :: :\' :: : : ': in Singapore.: its embassy said and to the sacking of Foreign Secre­ torsbecamethebasisofaconclusion ..:.:::"',::,:":::::<::.'::::',.,:' Wednesday. tary Roberto Romulo and several byaPhilippine presidential panelthat .. WISH TO INVITE A1,LOURRELATl'{B$..<.. SingaporeandthePhilippineshave other foreign affairs and laboroffi­ Mrs. Contemplacion wasa victim of AND fRIENDS fORTHETHIRDANNIVERSAR'l>· askedU.S.authoritiestonameAmeri­ cials. Singaporean injustice. . ROSARY AND HOLYMA.$S()POUlEA1'(mALANKANOACATHERAL6:00 A.M. The Northern Mariana Islands Retirement Fund wishes to develop a donation of $500 fromLarry Wells of Beersand SpmtsMtcronests. Thedonationcame from theirsalesat Filipinosspecialistssaytheirfindings that their government did not do to ManilalastmonthtojointheFili­ ... " " <:::-::>::'::.-:'::::'::",:':<>:''::':::''>:: :,>,:':>,:,:''::',:::,',:'::,,:,., :," ',:. two distinct official logos exclusively forthe Retirement Fund and the recent Flame Tree Arts Festival. enough to help her. They reacted pinosin re-examining Mrs. Maga's . --, '" ,--" '" "" . suggest sheprobably waskilledby a . NIGHTLY ROSARyWII..LBESA:![)ATTHERESIDENCEOF OUR the Worker's Compensation Commission. The general public, all man. AfterjoiningtheFilipinos inan angrily when Singapore refused to remains, but their fmdings still dis­ schools and government employees are solicited to submit a de­ postpone theexecution tostudypur­ agreed. ····soN IN-LAW RICKMA.fNASANDDAUGHTERJBNNlfER I examination, Singapore specialists .. QUlTUGUA IN SANRQQUp,l\T8:ooMvt sign ordesigns forconsideration by the Retirement Fund Board of \ still disagreed. portednewevidence. Singapore andManila hadagreed Trustees. Ina statement, the U.S. Embassy Mrs. Contemplacion was con­ to seek a neutral opinion in such a PUBLIC NOTICE case. saidthematteris purelybetween the victedinthe 1991 slayings ofanother Acash award of$1 00.00 foreach logo selected will be given tothe (04/26/95) two countries. FIlipino maid, DeliaMaga, and her4­ New Philippine Foreign Affairs person, persons or organization submitting the selected design. "We wanttoberesponsive to that yearoldSingaporean ward, Nicholas Secretary Domingo Siazon Jr. said request but we wantto make itclear Huang. thetwo sideshadaskedforthe U.S. Entry requirements are as follows: SUMMER JOB that this is notan issue that we in the Filipino doctors, after exhwning Federal Bureau of Investigation to U.S. wish togetinthemiddleof,"said andexamining Mrs. Maga'sskeletal provide a list of qualified experts 1. Size: Design should be presented in8' x 11'paper or smaller. THIS TO INFORM ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS THAT THE CNMI JTPA OFFICE IS Ambassador John Negroponte. remains, saidshewasseverelybeaten fromwhichtheycouldchoosepeople toconducta new autopsy. 2. Color: Design may be submitted in color or black and white. SOLICITING ONE HUNDRED FIFTY (150) APPLICANTS, WHO ARE ECONOMICALLY '1 can't imagineanyU.S.experts and that the injuries couldnot have DISADVANTAGED FOR THE SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT TRAINING PROGRAM. (5TH ANNIVERSARY ROSARY) 3. All logo designs submitted shall become the property of the SPECIFICALLY, THE FOLLOWING NUMBER OF TRAINING SLOTS ARE ACCORDED TO Northern Mariana Islands Retirement Fund. EACH RESPECTIVE ISLANDS: 2 men taken in as FBI VVE, THE FAMILY OF THE LATE 4. Deadline: All entries are due on or before May 15, 1995, and 100 SAIPAN .)~~" SABINA c. may be submitted to the NMI Retirement Fund Office, located ~F:".lk atthe 1stfloor, Nauru Bldg., ormailed to P.O. Box 1247, Saipan 25 ROTA i, retrace bombers' path MP 96950. ' 25 TINIAN { MAFNAS" By FRED BAYLES 35-year-old drifter with a recordof Jacksbecause authorities werehav­ ::if. The NMI Retirement Fund isapension fund established in 1980 to OKLAHOMA crrv (AP) - FBI petty crimes, bore a passing resem­ ing trouble finding grounds to hold provide annuities to CNMI retired government employees ortheir SUBSEQUENTLY, APPLICATION FORM CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE PERSONNEL agents raided aMissouri motel, cap­ blance tothe heavyset,square-jawed them. Investigators pursued leads WISH TO INVITE AU OUR beneficiaries. By statute, all government employees are required OFFICES FOR THE ISLANDS OF TINIAN AND ROTA. turing twomenwhotraveledapath of figurein the FBI sketchof a second in Arizona, Oklahoma and Kansas, RELATIVES ANDFRIENDS FOR THE to become members of the NMI Retirement Fund. cheapmotels fromArizonato Okla- suspectwantedinthenation'sworst and afederal grandjuryinvestigating FIFTH ANNIVERSARY ROSARY OF OUR BELOVED DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION IS FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1995. NO APPLICATION WILL BE l homathatparalleled themovements domesticterrorist attack McVeigh's case heard testimony MOTHER AND GRANDMOTHER WHICH WILL EstablIshed in 1989, the Worker's Compensation Commission is ACCEPTED AFTER THE ESTABLISHED DATE. . ofOklahomabombingsuspectTuno­ But the manarrested hada mus­ Tuesday in Oklahoma City. COM1vlENCE ON .MAY6, 1995 AND ENDS ON MAY 14, administered by the NMI Retirement Fund. Itsfunction is prima­ thyMcVeigh. GaryAlanLand tache, a feature not pictured in the At a federal court hearing for 1995 HOLY.MASS WIUBE SAm ON.MAY 13,1995, AT rily to make certain that employees are covered by workers' com­ and RobertJacks- objects ofanFBI drawing. Me Veigh's buddy, James SAN ROQUE CHURCH 5:00 P.M. DINNER WILL pensation insurance and toreview employees claims resulting from INTERESTED APPLICANTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO VISIT THE JTPA OFFICE LOCATED all-points bulletin - were arrested at Asked ifLandcouldbethe muscu­ Nichols, FBI Special Agent FOLLOWRIGHT AFTER THE MASS. work-related injuries and death. Both the government and private DIRECTLY ACROSS CUC, OR CONTACT MRS. LAURENT CHONG OR MS. JENNIFER earlyTuesdayinCarthage, Missouri lar suspect that have been seeking, Randall Farmer testified that an' sector employees are covered under this program. PALACIOS AT 664-1700/1701 FOR MORE INFORMATION. as material witnesses in the Okla­ FBIspokesmanDanVogelsaid: "We informant heard Nicholsbragging NIGHTLYROSARYWILL BE SAIDAT THE RESIDENCE homaCitybombing on April19. don't know that. We havenotdeter­ that "the technology existed for a ~hould addi~ional OFRICK C. MAF'NASANDJENNIFER QUITUGUA IN SAN you need information to assist you in develop­ death mined not." super bomb that could blow up a I~g~ RESPECTFULLY, 0Jt Tuesday, the toll from whetherheisor ROQUE AT 8:00 P.M. mg a for the Retirement Fund and Workers' Compensation the explosion reached 141,including LaterTuesday, alawenforcement federal building." The ~ommlsslon, please feel free tocontact Mr. Ed Manglona, Admin­ PLEASEJOIN US. istrator, atte!ephone number 234-7228, orvisit the office during 15 children. About 40 people were source in Washington. speaking on conversation reported by the in­ ~ .: miesine formanttook place aboutsixyears LEOCARDIO MAFNAS AND CHILDREN. regular workmg hours. /s/FELIX NOGIS I' .'-"0' condition of anonymity, saidfederal :' A driver'slicense photo ofLand,a investigators mightrelease Landand ago, Farmer said. JTPA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (1 i~ ii

" THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1995-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEws-II , lO-MARIANAS VARIEfY NEWS AND VIEWS-THURSDAY- MAY 4 , 1995 t' Simpsonjuryhears blood trail Abandoned carmystery deepens By LINDA DEUTSCH BrownSimpson lying in a pool of other than Simpson killed her. , LOSANGELES(AP)·Thepros­ blood,a photoofher bloody, well­ Matheson, chief forensic chem­ By Ferdie dele Torre car was the missing person doned car Sunday morning. manicured hands and a picture of Variety News Staff said to be a Chinese national. ecution in the O.J. Simpson mur­ ist at the police serology labora­ -POSITION VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT Possible bloodstainswerealso her fingernails, clipped from her MYSTERY deepened in the "Itcould be possibly related der case continued to delve into tory, also testified that blood con­ noted in one of the passen­ body and caked with blood. sistent with Ms. Simpson's type police probe over an aban­ to that case," Sheu told re­ scientific evidence, discussing a gers' seats. Investigatorslifted Simpson gazed toward a court­ was found on a sock at the foot doned car at the Banzai Cliff porters in yesterday's regular sock stained with Nicole Brown of samples ofthe "blood stains." room wall ratherthan at the foot in Marpi Sunday as the De­ press briefing referring to a I\! Simpson's blood type and a drop 7- Simpson's bed. Meanwhile, two vehicles ~~ of blood found on a path near her (2-meter) screen where the pic­ Matheson also said Simpson's partment ofPublic Safety said missing person case. parked at the parking lots in yesterday itcould be possibly body that could be that of the ex­ tures were projected. blood was consistent with a drop The information officersaid Ladder Beach and San Jose related to a reported missing investigators are still follow­ football star charged with her Simpson, one of the most found next to a bloody shoeprint were burglarized the other murder. prominent Americans ever leading from Ms. Simpson's con­ person case. ing up the Banzai Cliff case. day. DPS Information Officer She refused to give any in­ Also Tuesday, ajuror who was charged with murder, faces life in dominium. Two persons told police " dismissed by Judge Lance Ito a prison if convicted. Thejuror, Tracy Hampton, was Cathy Sheu however, neither formation about the develop­ Tuesday afternoon that an un­ confirmed nor denied when ment in the probe, citing the ,~ day earlier was taken by ambu­ Matheson testified that a dismissed from the case on Mon­ known person or persons lance from her hometo a hospital. sample of Ms. Simpson's blood day. She was carried out of her reporters asked her whether sensitivity of the case. broke inside their vehicle and the operator ofthe abandoned Police spotted the aban- A prosecutor also used photos tested as type BA, but the blood house on a stretcherundera white took cash and other items. and testimony from chemist Gre­ under her fingernails was'type B, sheetand taken by ambulance to a In San Jose case, a burglar gory Matheson to head off two which matched neither Simpson hospital. or burglars entered a vehicle expected defense claims: that a nor the victims. Paramedics went to the home Discovering sea life parked at the OIeai Beach Club mystery killer's blood - not Matheson showed jurors how afterreceivingacallthat a woman parking lot Tuesday night and Simpson's - was under the finger­ blood can degrade and register had suffered a seizure, fire offi­ DR. NORMAN J. QUINN, Life Around Saipan at 7:30PM ran away a wallet containing Coastal Resources Manage­ nails of Simpson's slain ex-wife, differently on serology tests and cials said. Monday, May IS, 1995 at the bank cards, driver's license, mentOffice Marine Biologist, and that some ofSimpson'sblood said that while he could not ex­ Reports of friction and racial Joeten Kiyu Library. and other items. will give a public slide pre­ All members of the public is missing because police used it cludea different blood type under tension on the jury have raged in sentation on Discovering Sea are invited to attend. I BucJde..Up Salp. to frame him. the nails, "I would say there is a recent weeks. But Hampton, a 26­ Matheson, while saying there great likelihood it is the victim's year-old flight attendant, had little Johnnie Cochran Jr. QCQW (.t "vWWf~ was a "greatlikelihood" the blood blood." to say when she arrived home many turns in the saga ofthe jury, Ms. Simpson and Goldman were was that of the victim, said he Defense attorney Johnnie Monday. Several hours later, her came as the first witness testified foundslainoutsidehercondominium could not rule out other possibili­ CochranJr. toldjurors in his open­ father told reporters "She doesn't about blood results that prosecu­ June 12. With no eyewitnessand no ties because the blood apparently ing statement in January that the feel good right now," and took tors say link Simpson to the mur­ murder weapon, the prosecution is was degradedbefore itwas tested. blood type under Ms. Simpson's her away in a white Corvette. ders of Ms. Simpson and her relying on blood analysis to tie The prosecution showed Nicole fingernails suggests someone The hospitalization, one of QUAI.IFICA110NS REQUIREMENTS: A) Gmduolioo ROO! on accredited h9J sd100I ~1lS two friend, Ronald Goldman. Simpson to the crime. (2) years of progressive related wOlk experience; or B) two (2) years of college spedafizing i1 stuIies towJids 0degree illxuiing ~1lS one (1) year of prCVessive related wOlk experieoce. u tein aget United States steering clear ...... TUIR!?.·.· •••1tlNNlVERB1\.K.y WHERE TO APPlY: Interested iOOvidools must Slbnit an NMHCiJe5CJibed ern~ ··>KOSAKY.A.ND. UOLl'i/M11.SS aPJiIClllioo fDiTTi no later lim No{ 12, 1995, to Ms. Mo~oo A. S1rok, Corporate Director, NMHC, P.O. Box 514, ((, SailXln, NJl9695lHl514. ft.p;JiJaJliOll forms ore avoaoble at the ofPhilippine-Singapore row WE THE FAMILY OF THE LATE NMHC CentJd Office in GorOlXln. ForflKfher informolion, roll telephone numbels 234-7689/ could be involved,"he added. been inflicted by a woman of ordi­ 7670/6866/9447. or write to the spedfied address. . MANILA,Philippines(AP)-The United States does not want to be­ ThehangingofFilipinomaidFlor nary strength, such as Mrs. "ANTONIO TOVES comeinvolvedintherowoverwhether Contemplacionin SinagporeMarch Contemplacion. EQUAl. EMPlOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: no peI5OI1 shall be denied employment because of race, color, religion, sex, notionol oIigin, ancestry, or handicap. a Filipinomaid was unjustlyhanged 17led to massive protestsin Manila The findings of the Filipinodoc­ QUITUGUA" in Singapore, its embassy said and to the sackingof ForeignSecre­ torsbecamethebasisof aconclusion Wednesday. tary Roberto Romulo and several byaPhilippinepresidential panelthat .•...•• WISH TO lN~ITE i\LL@U~~t1J\. ~ SingaporeandthePhilippineshave other foreign affairs and labor offi­ Mrs.Contemplacionwas a victimof . ·AND fRIENDS FORTfIET:HIRj)ANNlVERSAI·.•••...... •.•.. askedUS. authoritiestonarneAmeri­ cials. Singaporeaninjustice. . ROSARY AND HOL¥MASSOfQURBgtOVED PUBLIC NOTICE can experts willing to conduct an- Many Filipinos think Mrs. Two Singaporeanpathologists as­ ..·.~ANTONIO TO~ES(QUITUGUAltWfII<::H\l7ILLBOTH sistedbythreeAmericanexpertscame ··GOMMENCE ONlv\AYi6;Jgg5ANPENpSONMAY14, 1995. Margarita DLG. Wonenberg, executivedirectorfortheCommonwealth CouncilforArts andCulture receives i. otherautopsyonone murder victim. Contemplacion was innocent, and The Northern Mariana Islands Retirement Fund wishes todevelop a donation of $500 from Larry Wells of Beersand SpiritsMicronesia. Thedonationcame fromtheirsalesat Filipinosspecialistssaytheirfindings that their government did not do to Manila lastmonthto join the Fili­ HOLY MASS WlLLflEATCflALAN KANOACATHERAL 6:00AM. two distinct official logos exclusively forthe Retirement Fund and the recent Flame Tree Arts Festival. suggestsheprobablywaskilledby a enough to help her. They reacted pinos in re-examining Mrs. Maga's ·.·.·NIGHTLY ROSARY~lI.LBESAIDATTHER~SIDENCE.·.OF.OUR the Worker's Compensation Commission. The general public, all man. Afterjoiningthe Filipinosinan angrily when Singapore refused to remains, but their fmdings still dis- schools and government employees are solicited to submit a de­ examination, Singapore specialists postpone the executionto study pur­ agreed. SON IN-LAW RlCKtv\i\fNAS.J\NDDA.UGHTERJENNlfBR PUlTUGUA IN SANROQtiEAT8:ooP.M- . sign ordesigns forconsideration by the Retirement Fund Board of stilldisagreed. portednew evidence. Singaporeand Manilahadagreed Trustees. to seek a neutral opinion in such a In a statement,the US. Embassy Mrs. Contemplacion was con­ ON MAY 13. 1995. MASS WILL BE SND AT 5:00 P.M. AT SAN PUBLIC NOTICE saidthe matteris purelybetween the victedinthe 1991 slayingsof another case. Acash award of$100.00 foreach logo selected will be given tothe ROQUECHURCH. DINNER WIT,L fOLLOW RIGHT AFTER THE (04/26/95) twocountries. Filipinomaid.DeliaMaga.andher-l­ New Philippine Foreign Affairs MASS. .person, persons ororganization submitting the selected design. "We want to be responsiveto that yearoldSingaporeanward,Nicholas Secretary Domingo Siazon JI. said PLEASE JOIN 'US. requestbut we want to make it clear Huang. the two sides had asked for the US. LEONORAA. QUITUGUAAND CHILDREN. RICK&JENG. Entry requirements are as follows: SUMMER JOB that thisis not an issuethat we in the Filipinodocto~,mkre~wning Federal Bureau of Investigation to VlRGlNA. DA.NmU.jBEILEEN.AMPARO&ANI00NlA U.S.wish togetinthemiddleof,"said and examiningMrs. Maga's skeletal provide a list of qualified experts 1. Size: Design should be presented in B' x 11'paper or smaller. THIS TO INFORM ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS THAT THE CNMI JTPA OFFICE IS Ambassador John Negroponte. remains,saidshe wasseverelybeaten fromwhichtheycouldchoosepeople " can't imagine any U.S. experts and thatthe injuriescould not have to conduct a newautopsy. 2. Color: Design may be submitted incolor or black and white. SOLICITING ONE HUNDRED FIFTY (150) APPLICANTS, WHO ARE ECONOMICALLY (5TH ANNIVERSARY ROSARY) DISADVANTAGED FOR THE SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT TRAINING PROGRAM. 3. All logo designs submitted shall become the property of the SPECIFICALLY, THE FOLLOWING NUMBER OF TRAINING SLOTS ARE ACCORDED TO Northern Mariana Islands Retirement Fund. EACH RESPECTIVE ISLANDS: 2 men taken in as FBI WE', THE FAMILY OFTHE LATE 4. Deadline: All entries are due on or before May 15, 1995, and -:SABINA C. may be submitted to the NMI Retirement Fund Office, located 100 SAIPAN ~y ..~.%,. atthe 1stfloor, Nauru Bldg., ormailed to P.O. Box 1247, Saipan, 25 ROTA (; retrace bombers' path MP 96950. 25 TINIAN f MAFNAS" By FRED BAYLES 35-year-old drifter with a recordof Jacks because authorities were hav­ ..~ , OKLAHOMA OTY (AP) • FBI petty crimes, bore a passing resem­ ing trouble findinggrounds to hold The NMI Retirement Fund isapension fund established in1980 to • provide annuities to CNMI retired government employees ortheir SUBSEQUENTLY, APPLICATION FORM CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE PERSONNEL ~. agentsraided a Missouri motel, cap- blance to the heavyset, square-jawed them. Investigators pursuedleads WISH TO INVITE ALL OUR beneficiaries. By statute, all government employees are required OFFICES FOR THE ISLANDS OF TINIAN AND ROTA. ,t turingtwomenwhotraveleda pathof figure in the FBI sketchof a second in Arizona, Oklahoma and Kansas, RELATIVES AND FRIENDS FOR THE to become members of the NMI Retirement Fund. i cheapmotels from Arizonato Okla- suspectwanted in thenation's worst and a federal grandjury investigating FIFTH ANNIVERSARY ROSARY OF OUR BELOVED DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION IS FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1995. NO APPLICATION WILL BE homathat paralleledthemovements domestic terroristattack. McVeigh's case heard testimony MOTHER AND GRANDMOTHER WHICH WILL Established in 1989, the Worker's Compensation Commission is ACCEPTED AFTER THE ESTABLISHED DATE. . ofOklahomabombingsuspectT1Jl1O­ But the manarrestedhada rnus­ Tuesday in Oklahoma City. COMlvlENCE ON MAY6, 1995 AND ENDS ON MAY 14, administered by the NMI Retirement Fund. Itsfunction is prima­ thyMcVeigh. GaryAlanLand tache, a feature not pictured in the At a federal court hearing for 1995 HOLYMASS WILL BE SAID ONMAY 13, 1995, AT rily to make certain that employees are covered by workers' com­ andRobertJacks- objects of an FBI drawing. McVeigh's buddy, James SAN ROQUE CHURCH 5:00 P.M. DINNER WILL pensation insurance and toreview employees claims resulting from INTERESTEn APPLICANTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO VISIT THE JTPA OFFICE LOCATED all-points bulletin - were anested at AskedifLandcouldbethemuscu­ Nichols, FBI Special Agent FOLLOWRIGHT AFTERTHE MASS. work-related injuries and death. Both the government and private DIRECTLY ACROSS CUC, OR CONTACT MRS. LAURENT CHONG OR MS. JENNIFER early TuesdayinCarthage,Missouri lar suspect that have been seeking, Randall Farmer testified that an . sector employees are covered under this program. PALACIOS AT 664-1700/1701 FOR MORE INFORMATION. as material witnesses in the Okla- FBIspokesmanDanVogelsaid:''We informant heard Nicholsbragging NIGHTLY ROSARY WILL BESAID AT THE RESIDENCE . homaCity bombing on April 19. don't knowthat. We have not deter­ that "the technology existed for a ~hould addi~ional OFRICKC. MAFNAS ANDJENNIFER QUITUGUA IN SAN you need information to assist you in develop­ Tuesday, thedeath toll from minedwhetherhe is ornot," super bomb that could blow up a I~g~ RESPECTFULLY, Oft ROQUE AT 8:00 P.M. Ing a for the Retirement Fund and Workers' Compensation the explosionreached 141, including LaterTuesday,alawenforcement federal building." The ~ommlsslon, please feel free tocontact Mr. Ed Manglona, Admin­ PLEASEJOIN US. I 15 children. About 40people were source in Washington, speaking on conversation reported by the in­ tstrator, attelephone number 234-7228 orvisit the office during i.' LEOCARDIO MAFNAS AND CHILDREN. regular working hours. ' /s/ FELIX NOGIS [. missing. conditionof anonymity,said federal formant took place aboutsix years i: Adriver's license photoof Land, a investigators mightreleaseLandand ago, Fanner said. JTPA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR f·) ~~ ~ 12-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-THURSDAY,MAY 4,1995 THURSDAY,MAY 4, 1995-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEws-13 ~~f..g:;s;;;;,~.~~~~~~~~=~~~~ ~~~ DEBSIG~ CE~TER DEADLINE: 12:00 noon the day prior to publication JEWENlRY I I Perfect OW uymg. Spttlng Asmanufacturing jewelers, we need your . '~ old jewelry.or scr-ap gold and 11 ...-- ~._.----:::; preclOUS metals. 2 SEWING MACHINE REPAIRER 3 TRAVEL COUNSELOR - High school 30 SECURITY GUARD - High school 1 CUTIING MACHINE OPERATOR Three Thai policemen ,I Employment Wanted 10 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $600­ grad., 2 years experience. Salary:$2.75­ 1 CUTTING ROOM ATTENDANT I Sl1dl 1\ JootenCenl" • h P' P ldl . 2 CUTTER (MACHINE) - High school $1,000 per month. $3.50 per hour. 1 ACCOUNTANT IlanDan I' / IlanDan at . L-/L Hig est nces grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75 Contact: CIVIL TRAVEL SERVICE CO. Contact: ANTONIO A. BENAVENTE dba 1 SEWING MACHINE MECHANIC A1RffiRl ROAD Reliable Pawn Service per hour. LTD., PPP 572, Box 10000, Saipan, MP Benavente Security Agency, P.O. Box 26 SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Contact: GRACE INTERNATIONAL 96950. Tel. No. 235-0495(5/4)TH/ 2521, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ 12 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKERS 235-6190 killed by guerillas ] INC., PPP 109, Box 10000, Saipan, MP 18492. 7981 (5/11)TH/19048. 2 PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS Second Floor.King's Plaza Building, Dandan . . 96950. Tel. No. 234-9682.(5/4)TH/ 1 FOLDER - High school grad., 2 years BPP sources said the guerillas Thailand to protect them from 18473. 1 H.E.OPERATOR - High school equiv., 1 INTERPRETER - High school grad., 2 experience. Salary: $2.75-$5.50 per MAE SOT,Thailand(AP)- Ten Ac~~unCan•.. 2 years experience. Salary: $3.00 per years experience. Salary: $3.00 per hour. hour. armed Karen-speaking guerillas probably came from one of three incursions by troops loyal to the 1 BUILDING MAINTENANCE, RE­ hour. 3 WAITRESS - High school equiv., 2 Contact: SAlPAN MANUFACTURERS crossed into Thailand early groups:theKarenNationalUnion, Burmese government. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 PAIRER - High school grad., 2 years Contact: KEA POONG CORPORA­ years experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. INC., P.O. Box2017, Saipan, MP96950. TION, P.O. Box 2462, Saipan, MP Contact: PACIFIC OCEAN CORP. Tel. No. 322-3006(5/18)TH/19208. Wednesdaymorningandattacked a group fighting for autonomy The new camp will be 8 kilo­ years experience. Salary: $3.00-$4.00 experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. per hour. Contact: RADIOCOMSAIPAN, INC. dba 96950. Tel. no.234-9018(514)TH/18494. (USA) dba Flower King Karaoke, PR aThaiBorderPatrolPolicecheck­ from the government in Rangoon meters (5 miles) inside Thai­ Contact: FRANCISCO A. INDALECIO Bigi Bar/Restaurant, Mailex #510, P.O. 103, Box 10004, Saipan, MP 96950. 1 MECHANICAL ENGINEER - College since Burma's independence in land, and near Mae Sot in Tak dba Twins Retail Store, Caller Box PPP Box 10005, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 1 COMMERCIAL, CLEANER - High Tel. No. 233-8866(5/11)TH/19045. grad., 2 years experience. Salary:$1.600 point,killingthreepoliceman and school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ per month. 1948;the DemocraticKarenBud­ province, 370 kilometers (210 203, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. no. 235­ 18479. REQUEST FOR BIDS wounding two, police said. 4270(5/4)TH/2345. 1 BUILDING MAINTENANGE RE­ ary: $2.75 per hour. Contact: EMC 2 MECHANICAL, INC. The unidentified intruders dhist Organization, a splinter miles) northwest of Bangkok, PAIRER - High school grad., 2 years Contact: BRIAN A. TORRES dba (CNMI), PPP-226 Box 10000, Saipan, 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. Lizelle's Enterprises, Box 1231, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 233-3532(5/18)TH/ crossed the Mae Ngao River in group allied with the Burmese Tak district authorities said. years experience. Salary: $5.51 per hour. SHELL MARIANAS IS ACCEPTING SEALED years experience. Salary: $3.00-$4.50 Contact: PEDRO Q. BABAUTA dba MP 96950. Tel. No. 233-0441 (5/4)TH/ 19209. government; or a renegade Karen About 70,000 refugees are now Contact: MARIANAS TUG & BARGE, ---_.. - ._....._---- Mae Hong Son province 650 ki­ per hour. Michael's Maintenance & Repair, P.O. 18493. INC., P.O. Box5147 CHRS, Saipan, MP BIDS FOR THE FOLLOWING: lometers (400 miles) north of band called the Black Arrow. scattered among 16camps along 1 AUTO MECHANIC - High school Box 205, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 2 SURVEY AIDE (HELPER) : High 96950. Tel. No. 322-2602(5/18)TH/ The BPP said they arrested six the border. grad.,2 years experience. Salary: $4.00­ 234-3947(5/4)TH/184 78. 3 MASON school equiv.. 2 years experience. Sal­ Bangkok at about I a.m., police 2 CARPENTER - High school grad., 2 2509. ary: $2.75 per hour. Foreign Minister Krasae $5.00 per hour. ONE 1989 TOYOTA 4X4 riCK-UP, L1C. #AAM­ sources at this border town said. members of the Black Arrow Contact:JOETEN MOTOR COMPANY, 1 TRAVEL COUNSELOR - High school years experience.Salary:$2.75 per hour. 2 SURVERYOR, LAND - College grad., 1 (2nd Mate) SEAMAN, ABLE-BODIED Theyskirmishedwiththegroup group last week for attempting to ChanawongsetoldreportersTues­ INC., P.O. Box 6BO, Saipan, MP 96950. grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75 Contact: M.S. VILLAGOMEZ INCOR­ 2 years experience. Salary: $3.00-$4.00 083. VEHICLE MAY BE SEEN AT THE SHELL per hour. PORATED dba MSV Construction Co., - High school grad., 2 years experience. per hour. of five Thai Border Patrol police extortprotection moneyfromdi c­ day while touring refugee camps Tel. No. 234-5562(5/4)TH/2346. Contact: SAlPAN KORESCO CORPO­ P.O. Box 7, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. Salary: $600 per month. Contact: RICARDO T. SABLAN, P.O. TERMINAL FROM 8:00 AM TO 4:00 PM at the checkpoint for nearly half trict officials in Mae Hong Song. that helping Burma improve its RATION, P.O. Box 3013, Saipan, MP 234-6108(5/3)W/2341. Contact: TUGS & PILOTS. INC., P.O. Box 1035, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. MONDAY TO FRIDAY SEALED BIDS WILL BE an hour. Border police were Thai authorities said Tuesday living conditions will solve the 96950. Tel. No. 288-6001 (5/4)TH/ Sox 5147-CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950. 234-6367(5/18)TH/19204. still searching for the intruders. that Karen refugees camps along border problem. 18476. 1 STRIPPER -High School grad., 2 years Tel. No. 322-77B8(5/18)TH/2510. experience.Salary:$2.75-$3.00 per hour 1 AUTOMOBILE RENTAL CLERK· 1 CASHIER - High school grad., 2 years ACCEPTED UNTIL MAY 15, 1995. SHELL The incident was the latest in a the border will be consolidated Krasae said that improving Contact: Younis Art Studio Inc., P.O. 1 MASTER (SHIPS) - College grad., 2 High school grad., 2 years experience. experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. 1 MAINTENANCE, REPAIRER - High Box 231 Saipan MP 96950 Tel. 234­ years experience. Salary: $1,200 per Salary: $3.40-$3.75 per hour. series of attacks along the border into one massive center for as conditions in Burma would per­ Contact: PLAZA CORPORATION dba school equiv., 2 years experience. Sal­ RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND 6341-9797. month. Contact: ISLANDS DEVELOPMENT man: as 30,000, deeper inside suade the refugee to return home. Highway Market,P.O.Box 2569, Saipan, ary: $2.75 per hour. during the last two weeks. Contact: TUGS & PILOTS. INC., P.O. CORP. dba Dollar Rent A Car, P.O..Box MP 96950. Tel. No. 233-0386(5/4)TH/ Contact: PEACE CORPORATION dba ALL BIDS NOT MEETING THE CURRENT Mama Store, P.O. Box 1519, Saipan, Box5147CHRB.Saipan. MP96950.Tel. 7149, Saipan. MP 96950. Tel. No. 2BB­ 2344. MINIUM BLUE BOOK VALUE. BIDS WILL BE MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-7794.(5/4)TH/ No. 322-77B8(5/18)TH/2501. 5151(5/1B)TH/250B. 3 WAITRESS, NIGHT CLUB 18480. HOUSE FOR RENT 1 AUDIT MANAGER - College grad., 2 1 DRESSMAKER - High school grad., 2 1 MANAGER - College grad.. 2 years 3 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT OPENED AND WINNING BIDDER NOTIFIED 3 CARPENTER - High school grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $24.04 per years experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. experience. Salary: $1.500 per month. 2 COOK years experience. Salary:$2.75-$2.85 hour. Contact: JESHERRE'S DRESS SHOP. 2 AUTO BODY PAINTERS 2 Bedroom 2 COOK, PASTRY BY MAY 19,1995. Contact: DELOITTE AND TOUCHE. P.O. Box 565. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. 2 AUTO BODY REPAIRERS 5 FRONT DESK CLERK per hour. P.O. Box 308, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-7159(5/18)TH/19216. 5 CABLE SPLICERS- High school grad., 2 HELPER, KITCHEN 2 MASON Concrete 1 PLUMBER - High school grad.. 2 No. 322-7337(4/13)TH/2090. 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75-$3.00 2 BARTENDER Law office seeks a responsible and 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 per hour. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT THE 4 CLEANER, HOUSEKEEPING years experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. 1 BARTENDER - High school grad.. 2 years experience. Salary: $1,OCO per 5 HE OPERATORS - High school 24 Hrs Water 1 COMMERCIAL DESIGNER Contact: ELEPHANT CORPORATION TERMINAL MANAGER AT 323-1000/5009 experienced Assistant Collection Clerk. dba Top Construction, P.O. Box 3562. years experience.Salary:$2.95 per hour. month. grad., 2 years experience. Salary:$2.75­ T 1 PLUMBER Contact: NIIZEKI INT'L SAl PAN CO. 2 TRAVEL AGENTS· High school $3.30 per hour. , 1 WAITER. RESTAURANT Tel. No. 234-B547(5/4)TH.l18481. Must have bookkeeping background ---_._-_._._._-~----_. LTD., dba GIG Discotheque, P.O. Box grad.,2 years experience. Salary: $1.000 Contact: ORIENTAL ENTERPRISES Call: 3 CASHIER· High school grad.. 2 years 5140, CHRB, Saipan. MP 96950. Tel. per monlh. INC. dba Marianas Communication Ser­ experience. Salary: $2.75-$3.00 per 1 AUTO MECHANIC - High school and must be able to type, Please .No.234-5050. Contact: KOREA TOURISM, INC. dba vices. P.O. Box693, Saipan, MP 96950. hour. equiv., 2 years experience. Salary: $3.32 288-0334 per hour. Koreana Tours Bureau, Caller Box PPP­ (5/1B)TH/2505. contact Ana T. Camacho, White, Pierce, 2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER - College 158, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 233­ SJ CONSTRUCTION CO. years experience. Salary: $2.75-$4.00 Contact: MARIANAS NAPA, INC. dba grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $800 3001 (5/18)TH/19214. 1 ONE INSURANCE UNDERWRITER per hour. Napa Auto Parts, P.O. Box 562. Saipan, Mailman & Nutting, telephone 234-6547 Irll~llfiJ1:II:f1 l':f.." MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-1179(5/4)TH/ per month. - College grad.. 2 years experience. 2 MUSICIAN - High school grad., 2 Conlact: MIN SUNG CORPORATION 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT years experience. Salary: $2.75-$5.00 18482. Salary: $2.300 per month. 3,000 square meters vacant lot dba Lucky Supermarket, PPP 533 Box 1 SALES REPRESENTATIVE - High Contact: MOYLAN'S INSURANCE, P.O. per hour. SJ Construction Co. iscurrently seeking skilled and experienced tradesmen: Water, Power & Sewer available 2 ELECTRICIAN 10000. Saipan. MP 96950. Tel. No. 322­ school grad.. 2 years experience. Sal­ Box 658, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 1 JANITOR - High school grad.. 2 years 0694.(5/11 )TH/19038. ary: $2.75 per hour. infront of Chalan Piao experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. 2 WELDER, COMBINATION - High 234-6442.(5/18)TH/2506. school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ Contact: GENPRO INTERNATIONAL Laborer 2 yrs. expo $2.75/hr. 1 MANAGER, TRAVEL AGENCY ­ 1 SHOP SUPERVISOR - High school INC., PPP 121, Box 10000. Saipan, MP Mason 4yrs. exp $2.75/hr. 234-6025 I 5570 College grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ ary: $2.75 per hour. 4 FAST FOOD WORKERS· High school IPUBLIC NOTICE I Contact: ICEBERG CORPORATION. grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $4.00­ 96950. Tel. No. 235-3343(5/1 B)TH/ grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $3.00­ ary: $2.75-$9.20 per hour. Electrician 5yrs. expo $2.75/hr. Caller Box 10004 PR 441, Saipan, MP $4.50 per hour. 19213. $3.50 per hour. f:.s 01 December 2,1994 at 6p.m .. US ASIA GROUP INC. (dba OLEAI BEACH BAR & 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ­ Contact: GENERAL SALES, REPAIR Plumber 5yrs. exp $2.75/hr. College grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ 96950. Tel. No. 288-B3B4(5/4)TH/ Contact: J.C.A. INC. dba McDonald's of GRILL -New Owners) is not and has never been responsible for and not assuming any 18483. AND MAINTENANCE CORP. 1 GENERALMANAGER-Collegegrad., Saipan, P.O. Box 575, Saipan, MP Carpenters 5yrs. exp $2.75/hr. past indebtedness, bounced checks (many). false promises (habit), present and pasl ary: $2.75-$7.30 per hour. (GESARAM). Mailex#7, P.O. Box 10005 2 years experience. Salary: $2,000 per Contact: KAN PACIFIC SAIPAN, LTD., 96950. Tel. No. 235-8761(5/18)TH/ Duties/Responsibility: Penorrns any combination 01 duties on construction lawsu its (over 6to dale), and any other massive headaches caused by lhe lormer owners 1 REFRIGERATION MECHANIC - High CK, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ month. 2504. P.O. Box 527. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. 7331(5/11)TH/19040. Contact: C-GAS CORPORATION, P.O. projects within appropriate skilled area or as required Interested candidates olOleai: No. 322-4692(5/4)TH/2342. school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ fax qualifications and background to (670) 433-0069. SILLA TRADING CORP. (then dba: Oleai Beach Bar & Grill). as headed by the now ary: $2.75 per hour. Box 5792. CHRS. Saipan, MP 96950. 1 ASST. OPERATIONS MANAGER· 1 AUTO NC MECHANIC - High school 1 SALES REPRESENTATIVE - High Tel. No. 235-6077(5/18)TH/19212. College grad.. 2 years experience. Sal­ infamous duo of Ms. AN YOUNG HEE and Mr. KIM YOUNG HOON, wherever lhey Lone Star Casino Marketing 1 PURCHASING MANAGER - College school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ may now be hiding. It should be incumbent upon you lazy attorneys (plaintiffs) 10 seek grad.,2years experience. Salary: $1,700 grad.. 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75­ ary: s1.500permonth.ct: MAS MAUlE:G Dept. is seeking applicants, $3.50 per hour. ary: $2.45 per hour. 1 GRAPHIC ARTIST - College grad.. 2 CORPORATION, P.O. Box228,Saipan, redress by finding bylhe real badguy and badgal and slop harassing US ASIA GROUP per month. Contact: CLASSIC DESIGNS INC. dba years experience. Salary: $600 per multi-lingual in Native Contact:TRANSAMERICA CORPORA­ Contact: TORRES REFRIGERATION MP 96950. Tel. No. 322'6976(5/18)TH/ INC. - Ihe goodguys. If you really reed the help (you're oetting paid for) go see INC., P.O. Box 714. Saipan, MP 96950. Wholesale/Retail. PPP 675. Box 10000, month. 19226. attorneys Anlhony Long 0:Jay Sorenson their (former?) legal'counsels, or the Korean TION, P.O. Box 1579, Saipan, MP Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 288-5032(5/ Contact: MEGAVISION INTERNA­ Japanese/Native Korean and 96950.Tel. No.234-1629.(5/4)TH/2343. Tel. No. 234-6098(5/4)TH/1 B485. f:.ssociation or Korean Church. It would ue nice to see you guys do your homework lor 11)TH/19041. TIONAL, AAA 131, Caller Box 10001, 1 ACCOUNTANT· College grad., 2 fluent in English. Duties Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 235-8288(5/ years experience. Salary: $5.20per hour. once. 1 AUTO MECHANIC - High school 1 BUILDING MAINTENANCE RE­ 1 ASSISTANT PRODUCTION MAN­ 18)TH/19211. 1 CONSTRUCTION (SUPERVISOR) ­ involve Marketing Customer grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75 PAIRER - High school grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75-$3.00 per AGER (CUTIING DEPT.) - College ------High school grad., 2 years experience. FedUp, Service for our casino per hour. grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $5.00­ 3 SALESPERSON - High school grad.. Salary: $2.75-83.00 per hour. RECEPTIONIST 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ­ hour. LUI LI PILIWALE $12.00 per hour. 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75 per Contact: MILAGRO l. MUNA, P.O. Box guests. Fax resume or letter College grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ Contact: JOSEPH T. TORRES dba Oleai Beach Bar &Grill Contact: HANSAE (SPN), INC. dba New hour. 2916. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 235­ ary: $3.00 per hour. Courtney's Plaza, P.O. Box714, Saipan, Law office seeks a responsible worker for of interest to 670-433-0069. MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-6098(5/4)TH/ Star Corp., P.O. Box 1749, Saipan, MP Contact: SUN JIN TRADING CORPO­ 0655(5/18)TH19221. Contact: OCEAN OIL INTERNA­ 96950. Tel. No. 234-5296(5/11 )TH/ RATION, PPP 107, Box 10000, Saipan. TIONAL, P.O. Box 18BO, Saipan, MP 18486. receptionist must have pleasant personality, 19042. MP 96950. Tel. No. 233-6635(5/18)TH/ 1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER - College .96950. Tel. No. 322-0609(5/4)TH/ Salary depends on experience and 1 BUILDING MAINTENANCE REPAIR­ 19210. grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2,000 18468. 2 BARBER· High school grad., 2 years ,< MAN - High school grad., 2 years expe­ per month. qualifications. experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER - High Contact: EMC 2 ELECTRICAL INC. dba '} 2 HOUSEWORKER - High school rience. Salary: $2.75-$4.08 per hour. Contact: GENEROSO D. HUERTAS, school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ EMCE, PPP 149. Saipan, MP 96950. Contact Annie Camacho, White, Pierce, !:~. equiv.,2 years experience. Salary: $2.75 Contact: PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT FOR SALE ii, INC., P.O. Box 502, Saipan, MP 96950. SR. dba Gene's Barber Shop &Beauty ary: $2.75 per hour. Tel. No. 234-0673(5/18)TH/19222. per hour. Salon, P.O. Box 132 CK, Saipan, MP Contact: PHILIP SONG ENTER­ Mailman & Nutting Telephone 234·6547 Contact: NIEVES T. MALABANAN dba Tel. No. 322-8786(5/4)TH/18487. 96950. Tel. No. 233-6662(5/11 )TH/ PRISES, LTD., dba Evergreen Apts. 1 STORE SUPERVISOR - High school BEV-AIR 45 cu. ft. 2-Door MJJ Enterprises, P.O. Box 5242 CHRS, 19046. Harmoney Plaza, P.O. Box 128, Saipan, grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $3.00 Saipan,MP 96950.Tel. No. 322-3336(51 1 QUALll'{ CONTROL CHECKER ­ MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-6622(5/18)TH/ per hour. Glass Merchandiser 4)TH/18470. High school grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. 20 SECURITY GUARD - High school 19206. 1 SALES CLERK· High school grad., 2 new cost-$3650 grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75­ years experience. Salary: 82.75per hour. 2 DRIVER Contact: ONWELMFG. (SAIPAN) LTD., $3.50 per hour. 1 WAITRESS (N/C) Contact: MING LI CORPORATION dba ,; 2 TOURIST GUIDE - High school grad., P.O. Box 712, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. used, excellent condition, Contact: JOSEPHINE M. BENAVENTE 1 DANCER - High school grad., 2 years Ming Li Store. P.O. Box 2840. Saipan, 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75 per ' No. 234-9522(5/4)TH/18488. -_.------_._-- dba Island Protection Service, P.O. Box experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-2150(5/18)TH/ warranty-only $1895 hour. FOR SALE 2521, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ Contact: WESTERN PACIFIC ENT. 19224. 1 MANAGER (TRAVEL AGENCY) ­ Contact: MIDECO dba Tourist Agency, 7981(5/11 )TH/19049. INC., dba Kimchi Cabana Night Club & P.O. Box 478, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. Collego grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ Rest., P.O. Box 128, Saipan, MP 96950. 3 TOUR GUIDE - High school grad., 2 EMX 2300, MIXER (PA SYSTEM) No. 433-0564(5/4)TH/18471. ary: $1,800 per month. Also have-glass sliding patio Contact: MICHELLE HS LEE dba Yale 1 PAINTER - High school equiv., 2 Tel. No. 234-6622(5/18)TH/19207. years experience. Salary: $3.00perhour. $1,300.00 Tour Company, Caller Box AAA 341, years experience.Salary:$3.75 perhour. Contact: KO YOUNG CORPORATION doors $200 1 SUPERVISOR - High school grad., 2 Contact: SAIPAN SUNSET CRUISE, 1 SUPERVISOR - High school grad., 2 2 SPEAKERS (250) Watts) $850.00- yearsexperience.Salary: $2.75 perhour. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-2777(5/ dba New Korea Travel Agency, AAA 4)TH/18489. INC., PPP 623, Box 10000, Saipan, MP years experience. Salary: $3.50 per hour. 828, Box 10001, Saipan, MP 96950. Contact: TOPS DEVELOPMENT INC. 96950.Tel. No.234-8230(5111 )TH/2337. 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ­ dba Regent Tours, AAA 39, Saipan, MP Tel. No. 235-3766(5/18)TH/19225. SPEAKER CABLE (25 Feet) $50.00.... CALL 234-2747 AND LEAVE MESSAGE College grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ , jU.ST SAY' '. 96950. Tel. No. 235-6075(5/4)TH/ 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ­ 1 GENERAL MANAGER -College grad., ary: $2.75-$5.00 per hour. MACINTOSH COMPUTER $800.00 18472. College grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ ;\~l:l.epIe.>L\;\Y\! (Hard Drive Key Board, Mousse) ary: $800 per month. 2 years experience. Salary: $1,000­ Contact: E. J. CONSTRUCTION INC., IINOII Contact: JESUS C. SARCINAS dba JB $2,500 per month. SVRV 7078, San Vicente, Saipan, MP Make It a Habi4 READ THE DAILY MAItI­ Professional Agency, P.O. Box 1027, Contact: NIPPON EXPRESS HAWAII, 96950. Tel. No. 235-1799. Call Pat at (670) 233·1129 Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234·1 057(51 INC., P.0.oBox1306, Saipan, MP 96950. :!,If.'i!JI~~ ANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS TO DRUGS illlllllRIBllIll 4)TH/18491. Tel. No. 234-7797(5/11)TH/19044. 14-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VlEWS-THURSDAY- MAY 4 , 1995 THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEws-IS EEI<. &MEEK® by Howie Schneider Chang,Agassi advance inAT&T challenge .------..:....---r------\i CROSSWORD PUZZLER DULUTH, Georgia (AP) • Un­ baseline game helped upend Vasek, then held serve to make it 3-3. But 11-\S :scx.A.P 611£'5> troubled by an overnight delay, who is ranked 95th. he played tentatively in the eighth ARt: BIGGeR It\A.U MichaelChangeasilypickedupwhere "I'm hitting the ball well but I game to drop serve again. Chang CA~ I-\E Cl-\EW ACROSS 47 - Thurmond heleftofftodefeatRadomirVasekof would still like to step things up a held serve to win the first set 6-3. 49 Ornamental Answer to Previous Puzzle theCzechRepublic, 6-3,6-3inthefirst little," he said. Chang broke in the fifth game of 1 Old pattern round of the AT and T Challenge. Chang won his first title of the the second set to lead 3-2 and broke Testament 50 Hall (pref ) Chang, the second seed and de­ year two weeks ago in Hong Kong again at 0-40, 3-5. DFS SAiPAN IS LOOKING FOR QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS WHO MEET THE book 52 Harvests FOu.oWING REQUIREMENTS 10 FlUTHE POSmON OF: 7 Outer 54 As far as fendingchampion,led 2-0 Monday 'on hard courts. This was his first In other afternoon results, No.3 12 - Uruversity 55 Teutonic nightbefore strong rain forced sus- clay-court winin 1995. seed Magnus Larsson of Sweden l! (Alabama) deity pension of play. Meanwhile, "One week is not a long enough advanced with a 7-5,6-2 win over iJJ 13 Althea or Mel 56 Notion z Andre Agassi beat Todd time to make a surface adjustment," Dutch qualifier Joost Winnink. No. l; 15 Morita 10 59 O-T linkup I 7 seed MaliVai Washington fell IVISUAL MERCHANDISING COORDINATOR ~ 16 Peach State 61 Spruce up Woodbridgeof Australia 6-3,6-1in he said. "But it's good to get here, 63 ~__~~....l-- __' c 18 Roman two Type of goat a latematchonTuesday. and 1 have to get going fast." to Spanish clay-court specialist 19 Do, re.-- 65 Arrange in Underpartly sunnyskiesTuesday, Vasek broke back in the fifth Jordi Arrese, who advanced 6­ Must work well with Visual Merchandising Director and Store Management 21 Entrance folds 4,7-6 (7-5). 22 Rodents 66 Willtngly Chang's strong serveand aggressive game of the first set to trail 3-2 and to develop and maintain merchandise displays in Saipan. Garfield ® by Jim Davis 24 Liquefy 26 Screwball DOWN Utahhopetorebound fromtheirGame QUALIFICAITONS: 28 Wfde shoe Zlosses andregain home-court advan­ 1 KNOW HOW E.XCITE.D YOU ARE. QLJIET! THE size 1 Baby food • Experience in Visual Merchandising or similar creative art background SOONER 18£T tage intheirseries. TheMagicplaythe ABOUT CHRISTMA5, GARFIE.LD... 29 Wipe out 2 --- stock NBA overview Celtics atBoston Garden, andtheJazz in aretail environment. TO SLEEP, THE 31 Scold 3 Bancroft 10 1·5 © 1995 United Feature Syndicate 500NER rr-u, '.j NEW YORK (AP) - San Antonio, Indiana sweptitsfirst-round opponent visittheRocketsattheSummit Both • Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts, Fashion BE TOMORROW! rnercnesslv 4 Talc for the secondyear in a row and will 33 Smallest 51 :-, TV horse beam me down 10 Indiana and Phoenix wasted no time series aretied 1-1. Design or interior Design preferred. 34 Ivy League 12 wds) (11yph wd ) sleep" getting tothesecondroundof theU.S. meetthewinneroftheCleveland-New Spurs99, Nuggets 95 • Ability to work flexible hours, under pressure and ability to meet uruversrty 6 Troprcal ffslt 10 Equililo 23 Dfphthong National Basketball Association Yorkseries. In a game marred by five 36 01 .Jacot: I 11 Loaf about 24 Myself deadlines. Son Chinese playoffs. The Chicago Bulls look "It's special to go on to thesecond technicals, theejectionofDenvercoach 38 Roman lour snack 1·1 .iapanos« 25 Autocrat liketheyare on the verge ofjoining round," PacerspointguardMarkJack­ Bernie Bickerstaff and a trash-throw­ 40 Evaluate (2 wds) Amoncan 27 FI:m entre Inleresled applicants are welcome 10 complele an application atthe Human Resources Olfice on the 5th floor ofthe 17 house Pau'mo them. The Spurs, Pacers and son said. 'We have a great opportu­ 42 l.awtul 8 LI + LI Top of ingoutburst byfans, SanAntonio with­ TIC building inTamuning or2nd floor ollhe Saipan Gallefia. Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m and 4:30 45 WilgCf Y Construcnon :'0 "Now : 30 Verve Suns wrapped up their first-round nity toshow the nation something." IK' stood a fourth-quarter comeback p.m, 32 - Montano series Tuesday night by sweeping Playing at home, Chicago seized 35 Light couo» by the Nuggets. Federal fmmigfation Law requires verificalion 01 Ihe eligibility towork in lhe U,S, lorallnew employees. We labnc the best-of-5 sets, but each will its opportunity, taking a 2-1 lead Down by 12 at the end of the comply wfth Ihis requirement on anon-discriminatory basis, Police orcourt clearance required. 37 "By the Irrm, have to wait for an opponent. with a 103-80 romp over Charlotte. third period, Denver tied the game - - 10 Afterbeingsenthomeearlyin three "This is one game, and that's all on Dale Ellis' 3-pointer with 37.1 Phoorux of the last four years, San Antonio you can say. Momentum has to be PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz 38 "Doll's seconds left. But Sean Elliott hit a DFS is an Equal Opportunity Employer House" survivedarough-and-tumbleserieswith builtnextgame,"BullscoachPhilJack­ driving layup with 33 seconds to Denver, winning 99-95. son said. "But one thing we do SEE TI-lAT HOUSE WE'RE aothor play, and his free throw with 2.7 10 C;\Verv,,(! "It's a small sprint," said Spurs know is that we're now in the seconds to go sealed the win. COMING TO? THE1' SA1' .j I Snort CUll" guard Avery Johnson, whoseteam has driver's seat in this series." David Robinson and Avery IT'S A I-1AUtHED HOUSE .. 43 Unconcerned home-court advantage throughout the Phoenix advanced to the second ctrucauv Johnson had 24 points apiece for FLORES & ASSOCIATES '1.1 Milns playoffs. 'We wonthefirstsprint,but round for the fourth straight season the Spurs, who will play the winner ·10 Symbol 1,;< weknowwe havethreemore." witha 117-109 victory over Portland. of the Seattle-Los Angeles Lakers aMember of Barron Consulting Group tnuuurn Witha 105-89 victory overAtlanta, InWednesday'sgames,Orlandoand series, which the Lakers lead 2-1. 48 Krucks CI:":,'· ;1 51 JOI " :'3 ~ food JOB OPENING 57 VIgor 58 Basketball ~ Joeten crucial game tonight org 60 Vessel's Project Engineer curved 01' Aces will wind up its partici­ remammg games to edge eighth Team W L Pts.. plilllklnq pation in the 1995 Lite basketball placer Spalding team with a 3-6 Pepsi 9 I .999 STELLA WILDER C? Land league regular season with Team slate - assuming Spalding loses Bud Light 8 2 .888 measure' its last game with SNEIFT on May SNElFf 7 I .875 • Full-time Project Engineer 6·1 - "sl Joeten tonight at the Ada gym in 8th. Sharks 6 3 .666 • 5years experience with B,S, In Civil Engineering YOUR BIRTHDAY Susupe. Aside from 01' Aces, Joeten is 01' Aces 5 4 .555 It will be a no-bearing game for scheduled to face Hi-Five. The Sunrisers 4 4 .555 • Familiarity with engineering software the Aces who is already assured of two teams were scheduled to Lite 4 5 .444 San Francisco Giants 4-3 Tuesday. Thecrowdofabout /2,331 booed louder Though the development of one LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -­ ty today before you begin working '1/7. particular talent may bring you Someone close to you knows what with someone else. A long-term intheeighth totie,Alornar homeredon Nomo,thefirstJapanese playerin the and louder as the first five Phillies your first lasting success, you you really want, and is ready and project could get a boost at this .4- a I-I pitch offreliever Isidro Marquez majors in three decades, struck out reached in thesecond. (0-1). INVITATION FOR BID aren't likely to do only tha tone willing to supply it. This will be a time. seven. Healsowalked four, including Braves 7,Marlins 1 thing and nothing else. You are al­ good time to take the relationship PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) MikeTimlin (1-0) pitchedtwoshut­ threestraight in thefirst inning before MIAMI(AP)- GregMadduxheld IFB95·005 ways eager for something more to to a new level. ._. Focus carefully on your fi­ outinnings forthe win. fanning RoyceClayton. Florida hitless for 5 2-3 innings, and pss do, particularly if you have the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ­ nances today, whether you seem TheWhiteSoxscored fouruneamed Reggie Williams broke the score­ teamed withthree relievers fora three­ chance to help others in the pro­ The CNMI Public School System is soliciting sealed bidding from interested firms This is a good day to renew per­ to be in trouble or not. A compli­ runsinthefirst inning ontwoerrorsby lesstiewithanRBIsingleintheDodg­ hitter to helpAtlanta win. to school and office supplies to the Public School System for Year.1gg5-~. cess. sonal and professional commit­ cated issue will soon arise; vou rookie shortstop Alex Gonzalez,and Also horn on this date are: ers15thandEricKarros followed with Specification are now available at the PS$ Procurement &Supply Off!ce dUring ments. You don't want others to must be ready. - led 7-2 going into the bottom of the Audrey Hepburn, actress; think that you don't have it any­ ARIES (March 2l-April 19) .­ a two-run doublefor a 3-0lead. regular working hours located at the PubliC School System Central Office, Lower George Will, author and colum­ more! Take advantage of opportunities fifth. But the Giants rallied against Rob Base saipan MP 96950. All bids submitted must include shipping to PSS nist; Randy Travis and Tammy Mariners 15,Rangers 3 Buffaloes ••• LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22)­ today to prnmotr- your own ag"11 :r::i CA." .:..: o .:.. ll:i 1995 Untted Feature Syndicate, Inc. Murphy whenJeff Reedwalked with Wynette. singers. ARLINGTON, TexasCAP) -Tina Continued from page 16 ProcUrement &Supply WarehoY?819cated at Puertq Rico, Saipan: Delivery must What appears to you in a dream da. Take care, however. not to be two outs and Darren Lewis singled. be made within 60 days after notification of award, BI9s are now being a~pted by To see what is in store for you may prove significant throughout misunderstood or misinterpreted. 'MOONIM 'V :tl3MSN'V Martinez's two-run singletriggered a RobbyThompson met reliever Greg tomorrow, find your birthdav and "It wasa finedebutforNomo,who Lowe~ your waking hours today. Do not 13-nm barrage inthefinal two innings Hansell (0-1) with a three-run homer the Public School System Procurement &Supply Office, Base, SaIP?fl, from read the corresponding para­ Ignore subconscious signals. as Seattle beatTexas for the seventh performed well as a major leaguer," 8:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. daily Monday thru Fnday except ~olidays. ~Ioslng 9ate graph. Let your birthday star be thattiedit SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - straight time at TheBallpark. said Ichiro Yoshikuni, Japanese pro­ and time for this bids is June 02, 1995 at 2:00 p.m. local time. All bids recelveQ Bany Bondsfollowed withasingle fessional baseballcommissioner. copi~. ~fter abo~e Martinez's hitwiththe bases loaded and scored when Matt Williams must be submitted in duplicate All bids feceived the date and AUTOMATIC broke a 2-2tie NomolefttheKintetsu Buffaloes of lime will not be accepted under any CIrcumstances. All bids must be Inasealed As of 1992, the magazines with the- doubled past center fielder Reggie Japan'sPacific LeaguelastDecember A: ofla,.;1 vear. the topcable services astheMariners beattheRangersin envelope and facemarked "IFB95-005" and submitted to the PSS Procurement CLOSERS largest circulation in the United States Williams. inpursuitofhisdreamofpitching inthe IJv numbc:: of subscribers were ESPN front of 17,983, thesmallest crowdat and Supply Office, Lower Base, saipan. were, in descending order, Modem Ma­ SELLER Chris Hook(1-0), theeighthGiants MajorLeague. As of I\!90. the state with the largest fj!!:l million.. CNN 158.9 million), USA turity (22.4 million). NRTNAARP Bul­ The Ballpark in Arlington since it pitcher, was the winner. Hansell was :\c(work f;-,H million). TBS 157.7 million) ~~~MACHINE Although more than two dozen per-capita annual expenditure for public letin (22.1 million), Reader's Digest 06.3 opened in 1994. the ninthDodgerspitcher. Anon refundable'fee ot'$25.00 u.s, 'Dollars must accompany the-bid. The twenty libraries was New York. at $:30.42. How ;lflrl The Disco\'er\' Channel (568 mil- Seattle beat theRangers forthe 13th American ex-major leaguers play in IfIJll) . . million), TV Guide 05.4 million) and Na­ Busy schedule? You stili have plenty of I Phillies 6,Reds 0 five dollars maybEi acertified check, or other forms acceptable by the Public SChool ever. \111' District ofColumbia spenten'n tional Geographic 19,9 million). " time in itslast14games. Japan's two professional baseball mort" per-capita ".\ \~.... time toplace a classified ad. 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Commissioner Of Education Procurement &Supply Officer 16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS'AND VIEWS-THURSDAY- MAY 4,1995 o ' • ore a WID away 1994 Rocball World Cupandcollege scratch. advantage attheclose ofthegame, 10- the Pwipwiis team with two aces league. Pwipwiis was originally the division champion Hardkore teamis Pwipwiis bounced backin thesec­ oscunk. and three kees for a total of twelve HarnmerTeam. justawinaway toeventherecordofthe ondsetanderasedtheHardkore leadby Earlier, Hardkore took game one points. "It's their first time to reach the Nailsteamandwinaback-to-backtitle. putting up an eleven-point lead, 11-0 with a 31-point lead, 50-19 but Pwipwiishas to win the game to finals," tournament director Jim Yesterday, Hardkore tookgametwo scunk, reversing theoveral1lead by a Pwipwiis gotbackTuesday after los­ even the series at 2-2 all to earn a Feger told Variety Sports. andscored another victory witha 15­ hairline infavor ofthechallengerteam. inggameoneanddefeated Hardkore sudden death tiff tomorrow. On the other hand, if Hardkore point advantage, 37-22, infoursets. Tailing by one point, Hardkore witha seven-point advantage, 41-34. If Pwipwiis wins today and wins today's game, they will be Hardkore took three outoffoursets bagged thethird setandputupa five­ Fiveaces, onexunk,fifteenkeesand tomorrow's games, the challenger 1995WorldCupchampions-their as it juiced out challenger Pwipwiis pointleadbyclosingtheset, 15-9match. a goalwere recorded in thegame. will earn itsfirst title since joining the second in a row. (AAPD) tearnattheMarianasHighSchoolPugua Hardkore'sJayOlopai,JeffPuaand Hardkore's JayOlopai cameoutas Court inSusupe. PeteCamacho continued theiroffen­ theheavy hitter. Hescored oneaceand Inthefirst set,Hardkore putupaten­ siveandpulled wide opentheirleadin five kees fora total oftwelve points. point lead by closing the set at 12-2 thefourth andfinal setwith a ten-point Carl Anderson scored highest for Major League roundup DETROIT (AP) - Cleveland hitfour game. It was the seventh timeit was homeruns inan II-I victory Tuesday, donebytheRedSox. butthecrowd atTigerStadium wasthe Eshelman(1-0), who spent lastsea- talkofthedayasobjects werethrown son with Class AA Bowie, allowed andfans repeatedly ranonthefield. threehitsinsixinnings. At least 20 fans weretaken off the Sterling Hitchcock (0-1) allowed fieldbysecurity.Thecrowd.announced Valentin's homer in the third, and at 39,398 but probably about 5,000 Vaughn hit his grand slamoff Brian less, was the smallest for a Tigers' Boehringer in thefourth. homeopener since1972. Royals4,Twins3 Before thegame, fans threw magne- MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Before the tized schedules onto thefield. They smallest Metrodome crowd in nine thendelayed theaction with a barrage seasons, PatBorders hithisfirst home ofbeach balls andtoilet paper. Indians runwithKansas City. centerfielder KennyLoftoncomplained Though Tuesday's game before in thefifth after a whatappeared to be 8,862 wa" the fifth in Minnesota this a golfball wasthrown. season, it was thefirst timefans were JimThome had a three-run shotin charged full price for tickets. In the the first and Manny Ramirez, Paul Twins' four-game series with Balti- Sorrento and Carlos Baerga also morelastweekend,Minnesotacutticket homered. Dennis Martinez (2-0) gave prices in halfanddrew an average of up one run and seven hits in seven 21,996. innings. Phil Hiatt and Gary Gaetti also Red Sox8,Yankees0 homered for Kansas City, and Mark NEWYORK(AP)-JohnValentin Gubicza (1-0) allowed onerunin six and Mo Vaughn hit grand slams an innings. inning apart,andBoston starterVaughn Kevin Tapani(0-1) retired 20of22 Eshelman wonhismajor-league debut batters after Borders' homer in the forBoston. second inning. Play ba/ll House 01Representatives Speaker Diego Benavente, foreground, throws the ceremonial pitch as Lt. Gov. Jesus The Red Sox tied a major-league BlueJays 9, WhiteSox8 Borja prepares to bat during the opening ceremony of the Saipan Softball Association men's slow-pitch night league at the Susupe ball field. Community and Cultural Affairs Secretary Tom Tebuteb, partly hidden, played the ceremonial pitch catcher. record,accomplished41 previous times, TORONTO(AP)-RobertoAlomar The league signalled the revival of the night league which was last played 20 years back. (AAPD Photo) with thetwogrand slams in thesame Continued on page 15 Chiefs, Wheels share lead Arafura Sports Fest: By RayD. Palacios before Sakuma's two-run inside the For Variety Sports park homer making it 4-0 after one NMI tankers to compete inAustralia inning. THE Ngerbeched Chiefs, behind SEVEN Saipan Swim Club The NMIwillcompete only in Payton Sakuma's two-run inside the ABrewer error inthesecond inning egation head Bill Sakovich said. parkhomer, wontheir fourth gamein madeit5-0before thebeermen rallied members will leave for Dar­ Among those who will com­ the swimming competition out fiveoutingstosharethetopwithToyota tocutthegaptoone, 5-4,with arunin win, Australia tomorrow to pete are Rio Saso, Jacoby of 31 sports events in the festi­ Wheels, with a 9-5 decision over the thethird andthreeinthefourth inning compete and represent thecom­ Winkfield, Derek Slabaugh, val. Miller Brewers attheclose of thefirst highlighted byJesse Stol's RBI triple. monwealth in thebi-annua13rd Jeston Pierce, Jennifer Furey, Thesportsfestival willalsoserve After a scoreless fifth inning, the round. Arafura Sports Festival. Noriko Gardinetti, and Kristy asatune-upeventforNMI tankers The Chiefs posted their latest win Chiefs pulled away with fouruneamed runs in the next two innings as the It will be the second time the Springer. who will compete in the South Wednesday during thecontinuation of club will field in delegates in theSaipan MajorLeague. Brewers managed justonerunintheir The seven swimmers qualified PacificGarnesinTahitiinAugust Theleague voted tosuspend playin fourth defeatof theseason with only the sports festival which will after posting double "A" times or Saso's bestrecordisinthemid­ preparation for the upcoming Mobil onevictory. start this weekend. more in recent on-island and off­ distance; Winkfield'sbestisinthe Games which will be heldhere from The winning pitcher was Silvanus "We have not participated in island events. breast and freestyle; Pierce and June 14th to 18th. Santo. Losing pitcher was Abraham the first festival. Two years ago Sakovich said more qualified Slaubaugh in the breast stroke; Alfonso. Saipan Major League games will was our first. David Palacios TheChiefs posted 9 runs, 11 hits, 2 tankers from the club would have Furey, long distance; Gardinetti, resumeafterthecompletionoftheMobil won two bronzes and Jacoby mid-distance; and Springer'sbest Games. errors, and7lostonbases. TheBrewers joined the group but decided oth­ Junior Albert's andJunior Martin's recorded 5 runs, 10hits, 5errors, and9 Winkfield won two gold med­ erwise becauseofconflicting school is in breast and back strokes RBI-single gavetheChiefs a 2-0 lead loston bases. als in their age category," del- schedules. (AAPD) Bud-Remington 8-ball Buffaloes pitcherjoins Dodgers TOPwinner Roy Durumpili won$140 won one case of Perrier Waterfrom TOKYO (AP) • Hideo Nomo's Francisco's Candlestick Park at ing 2 p.m. (0500 GMT). of prizes which included $89 cash,2 Joeten Enterprises andBudweiserbeer debutas thefirstJapaneseto playin 4:30 a.m. Wednesday Tokyo time Nomo's debut also triggered a passes ofgo-kart rideatMarianas Re­ fromMarpac. the U.S. major leagues in three de­ (1940 GMT Tuesday). frenzy with the otherJapaneseme­ sortHotel's Marianas Seaside Circuit, Fourth placer was Wayne cades was carried live in Japan NHKcovered nineof thegame's dia. Nippon Radio, an affiliate of pizza from Bobby Cadillacs, and ShimabukurowhowonBudweiserbeer Wednesday on NHK.satellitetele­ 15 innings, in which the 26-year­ multimedia Fuji-Sankei Group, Budweiser beerfromMarpac. from Marpac. vision. old fastball hurler allowed one hit broadcastlivecoveringfiveinnings SecondrunnerupwasBinoTaisacan. Thirteen players participated in the Inararelivebroadcastofasports and struck out seven in five score­ of the game. In addition, Japanese He won$60cash,onecase of Perrier event event,thepublicbroadcastingcom­ less innings.The Dodgers lost 4-3. mediahave sent nearly100photog­ Watercourtesy of Joeten Enterprises, Nexteventis an 8-ball tournament pany showed Nomo stepping onto NHK later in the day replayed a raphers and reporters to San Fran­ andBudweiser beerfrom Marpac. on Tuesday, May9,7:30 p.m. at the the mound for the Los Angeles condensed version of the entire cisco for the occasion. ThirdplacerwasLanyGuerrero. He Remington Clubpool hall. Dodgers against the Giants at San game in a two-hour program start- Continued on page 15

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