arianas ~riet.r:~ Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 b&1 evvs acts on By Rafael I. Santos Underthe unilateral compliance ing the implementation of the or­ sultants retained to prepare the order, Governor Froilan C. der and communicating with EPA. required compliance schedule. THE U.S. Environmental Protec­ Tenorio must undertake specified The -governor, who has been Within ninety days, a compliance tion Agency, saying the CNMI measures to ensure the namedas respondent in the "Find­ schedule must be provided to the has violated the Clean Waters Act unpermitteddischarge atthe dump ings of Violations and Compli­ federal agency, Lovelacesaid in a due to the continued operation of is stopped and the unpermitted ance Order," has thirty days to letter to the governor dated Sep­ Puerto Rico dump, has issued a discharge's potential harms to comply to this particular require­ tember 16. compliance order requiring the Saipan harbor is minimized. ment. The issuance of a unilateral government to undertake some Tenorio was directed to desig­ Norman L. Lovelace, head of compliance order came after the measures to stop the pollution of nate a Project Coordinator who EPA's Office of Pacific Island alleged failure of Tenorio to Saipan waters. will be responsible for oversee- and Native American Programs, present CNMI's position regard­ has given Tenorio thirty days to ing a draft Administrative Order provide EPA with a list of all on Consent (AOC) to Lovelace's Program vs racism, personnel, contractors and con- Continued on page 8 prejudice prepared Could takeover make for today's meeting. • Quitugua explained that the move was brought up by BOE Vice Chairman Don A. Farrell US citizenship easier? to know what has been done to J; correct and address discrimi­ Tenorio warns aliens may "end up with green cards if... natory policies as alleged in GOVERNOR Froilan C. Tenorio underclass," he added. j. ,I the PSS discrimination law­ Tenorio delivered a 20-page suit. last week said federal takeover of prepared statement beforethe sub­ The BOEchairman, who has local immigration control would committee after the latter invited been showing full support for not solve the CNMI's problems him to testify on matters related to the commissioner, welcomed about its large alien population immigration, for which the CNMI Farrell's position to have but would only increase the like­ government has enjoyed local Torres develop such plans. lihood of non-residents attaining control of under the Covenant. "I have no problem with that. US citizenship. A move has lately taken shape Mr. Farrell wants to be certain Speaking before a hearing in the US House of Representa­ that the allegation (of discrimi­ called by the US Senate Subcom­ tives to take away the nation) is dealt with mittee on Mineral Resources De­ Commonwealth's immigration accordingly...He wants to be velopmentand Production Thurs­ privilege and apply US Immigra­ THE BOARD of Education certain that the Public School day (Washington D.C. time), the tion laws in the islands. has asked Education Commis­ System does not practice dis- [. chief executive admitted having Federal takeover of CNMI im­ sioner William S. Torres to criminatory policies regardless problems in both labor and immi­ prepare plans for an educa­ II gration, but stressed afederal take­ Froilan C. Tenorio migration control has become of the ethnic background," said i,l imminent as key congressional tional program that deals with Quitugua in a telephone inter- over of the latter will only make ever, most of these people(non­ personalities have continued to racism and prejudice. view. I matters worse for the Common­ residents) would likely receive air concern about local policies, BOE Chairman Daniel The chairman said although wealth. green cards and wind up as US especially in light of recent media Quituguatold the Variety yes­ it has already been dealt with, "We do not feel culturally citizens," said Tenorio in a speech accounts of labor abuse and hu­ terday the program was one of he agreed that corrective mea­ threatened by the temporary pres­ before the subcommittee. man rights violations in the island the steps the board wants sures must be adopted to ad- ence of relatively large numbers "Then our people would be a chain. Torres to complete and report Continued on page 8 of non-residents. If the US were permanent minority and we our: to takeover our immigration, how- selves could wind up being the Continued on page 8

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'.).. ··~~Jt«f,' i~,. >.~:··::;~i·;)~v,~r~~.~ .'. ....-- .. '~ . '; , . '~. ;.', ...... '. .' , .,,' " . ~ ',.', ~. ~. #,.'i~·~;· :~:\l~~t: :.~·~·~~~l:~:t;:~'/"./~,_,;;:/f products The Subic Bay Freeport interna­ tate, freeport and tourist site. ists and investors. are unfounded," the news release ~- ~>",,-c?mplete. indicated. 4, tional airport has been closed for About 60 of the 87 foreign and The 722.5 million-peso ($28.3 :;;.,;.;-~. .~ 1. Call to Order Tenorio noted that IT&E re­ 20 years' expenence // __-"" 1lIUl1U1U- 2. Determination of Attendance & Quorum improvements to suitits new role, local companies that have estab­ million) project includes strength­ -_./~ 3. Review and Adoption of Agenda the Subic Bay Metropolitan Au­ lished factories at the freeport are ening the runway and expanding quested the Department of Jus­ in the Pacific goes into zations, 4. Review and Adoption of Minutes-Aug. 2, 1994 Board Meeting thority said Sunday. already operating. the taxi ways and parking aprons. ticedirect MTC to obtain a waiver the innovative services - a low-cost, on-site pharmacy from the GTE Consent Decree. 5. Communications from Governor's Office & Legislature The airport,originally designed One of the major users of the It will be funded partly by a $40 I! and enhanced products and prenatal care programs. A. Governor's Office to handle U.S. fighter and cargo airport will be the American'cou­ million loan from the World l Such waiver would allow MTC B. Legislature to build and operate the cable that FHP offers its Plus much, much more! All planes while Subic was an Ameri­ riercompany FederalExpress, due Bank. t 6.' Committee Reports without fear of federal interven­ members. f!=~P' to help you and your family A. Investigation Committee-Chairman Francisco Guerrero can naval base, will be closed to start operating-its regional hub The construction will be un- l' tion. "'"r..eN" enjoy a higher quality until the end of March 1995, the in April. dertaken by Hanjin Engineer- I, 7. Old Business The governor will give MTC A. Applications for Board's Review authority said. The Subic authority also said ing and Construction Co. Ltd. of I) Quality "'-'" oflife. time to obtain this waiver, but B. Adoption of Proposed Amendments to the following The Americans left Subic two negotiations are under way for South Korea and the F.F. Cruz . I remarked this project has been services such Regulations: years ago and the base is being direct flights between Subic and and Co. of the Philippines. 1. Proposed Amendments to the Regulations for Harbor on the drawing board for almost as health and .' .,­ FHP is, different Pilots I I' three years now. Recognizing dental care from health in­ 2. Proposed Amendment to the Administrative Regulations that there has been little move­ 3. Proposed Amendments to the Regulations for Real Estate Appraisers surance because' we I=I-IP® <...;;;f.;~,,,,,,,_. menton the waiver issue, Tenorio from board ". 8. New Business ce r t i fie d ~fi;;"'~_~~";S~~ , not only provide the 9. Miscellaneous Business has asked his people in Wash­ -,.~~~ .... ":"'--<.il:I ~,. /~ HEALTH CARE 10. Adjournment of Meeting LJUST SAY NO TO DRUGS ington to seek clarification on physicians. You can ~'"".:.....;'''- coverage, we deliver the AC/10304109126j Call234-8453 ~6, 4-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND YIEWS-:vlONDA Y-SEPTEMBER 26. 1994 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-S ----_.. --_.._----_._.. -- ~------~._-

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SAIPAN's senior citizens and stu­ ;",' dents gathered at the Civic Center :\ in Susupe Saturday, sharing and enjoying together Charnorro mu­ /'.. '. t'- ~! .. sicand dance as part of the month­ f. : .. ' long Cultural Heritage celebra­ i, tion. The festivity, showcasing cul­ In order to liven up and im­ performances and spend a won­ lies. tural dance and music, exhibits, prove the cultural and artistic derful night here. We warmly welcome your traditional games and local foods, lives of people in Saipan, .enrich Furthermore, Prince Theatre whole family to our Prince The­ was also the highlight of the night recreational activities of invites and employs some first­ atre to see miracles and enjoy Charnorro Week celebration. tourists in Saipan and promote the class chefs who will provide you exceedingly high-level perfor­ In his speech delivered in tourism of Saipan, after four years delicious Chinese cuisine. mances without crossing vast Chamorro, Lt. Governor Jesus C. Thomas Tebuteb ., . r: ' of preparation by Yin Star Cor­ Prince Theatre is quite differ­ oceans or making a long and ar­ ~;~ _...r:.. Borja underscored the need of wood carving and story telling. poration, Prince Theatre, the only ent from those recreational places duous journey. The Chinese and "\~, such kind of activities. pointing Department ofCommunity and iheatre in Saipan is proclaimed to with vulgar interests. It attracts Russian artists cross the vast Pa­ out that the celebration should be Cultural Affairs Secretary Tho­ come into being, which will open customers with its noble, healthy cific Ocean, making a special trip throughout the year and notjust to mas Tebuteb said the celebration, on September 20, 1994. and amazing artistic performing to Saipan for you! . end only after a month. which is now approaching the last Prince Theatre invites and em­ and delicious food. It is not only Please do not miss such a good ~ chance! We decided to give pref­ ~_._ ... Borja said things should be dis­ stage, was generally successful. ploys 18 acrobats from China, the paradise of men, but also the .~______----.J cussed to bridge the gap between Although there are some world-famous acrobatic art place ofentertainment of men and erence to Saipan local people and Scat Toomata, manager of Club Natibu, roasts a pig through the traditional umw, in Saturday's Chamorro women, old and young. Please do those permanent foreigners in Week celebration at the Civic Center. old and young generations by misgivings,Tebuteb emphasized troupe. Among them are Mr. working closely with schools. not miss the opportunity of ingra­ Saipan, (by 1.0. card) from Sept. i i/ that the bottom line is "there are a Zhang Li-guang, famous dagger­ , ,',-: I ""'; The lieutenant governor lot of room for improvements in throwing master; Mr. Gao Jin, tiating yourselves with your 18 to Oct. 18, when the Prince ! stressed that thecelebration heIps the coming years." China's first-level acrobat and the wives, gentlemen, and your fami- Theatre grand opens. transmit theculture to theyounger He said the message of the Cul­ winner of world acrobatics generation and keep it (culture) tural Heritage celebration isclear, Golden Medal; Mr. Quan Tieling Preferential price alive in the future. "Youth should listen to their par­ and Miss Yan Dongmei, winners Manamkos andotherChamorro ents, have pride with their cul­ of first prize of International Normal Price Local Foreigner community members have vis­ ture, customs, and don't be Youth Modern Social Dancing, AD CH AD CH AD CH ited schools, holding demonstra­ ashamed and instead learn more and Miss Yang Suxia, winner of 1· tions of cultural and traditional on it. The more you lea'" about China acrobatics golden prize. Lunch Show: $25 $15 $15 $12 $18 $12 ',' .- (12:00 nn-2:00 pm) techniquesofcrafts,coconut, pan­ yourself, the more you can appre­ Moreover, we have performances _.- 1 :.-" d?lIuS we_~ving, fish net weaving, ciate others." of Chinese Yigong and Korean ': ! '. singing and dancing. Dinner Show: $85 $50 $45 $30 $55 $35 ,. "'" ''. 5; Prince Theatre also invites and (5:00p.m.-8:00 pm) employs 22 Russian actors and : ; actresses from Russian Night Time Show: $30 $15 $15 $10 $20 $10 ~, Vladivostok song and dance (9:00p.m.-2:00 am) (Note: Children all below 1M.) :I troupe. The Russian actors headed by Najesta, famous Rus­ OUf telephone: l'f... sian singer will present you world famous songs, and Russian, Span­ ish, Romanian national dancing. 235 .. 8788 • 235-1688 • Danny You will enjoy the superb artistic Volunteers demonstrate weaving techniques during Saturday's event as part of the Chamorro Week celebration.

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Tickets on sale at CHC Gift Shop . ,,\ or call Susan 234-6891 or Debbie 322-3421 $50IPERSON Koblerville Elementary School students perform "Bailan Betsu" in Saturday's celebration at the Civic Center. 6-MARIANAS VARlETY NEWS AND VIEWS.MOND~)'!...:-~S£EPT~E~M~~B~E:-.!"R:....:2~6~, ~19'29.:!.4 _ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-7 Informant's credibility questioned HPO demands Samsung explanation ByRafael I. Santos juana plant was given to them by investigators it came from Lang­ Lang-ay, whowascharged ina last week. the informant. ay. single-count information, is be­ The plea agreement was re­ A DEFENSE lawyer has ques­ The branch, whichhad the size These and the lack of "scien­ ing held on a $50,000 cash bail. jected by the court especially the On why artifact found while dredglng was not reported tionedthe credibility of a govern­ of a fist when "foldeddown"was tific" basis in determining the He had pleaded not guilty to the sentencing portion. By Rafael I. Santos ment informant who was instru­ wrapped in a newspaper, the de­ that the wreck,whichwac; located mationfromDanielCollinsof the substance were enough to war­ charge although a plea agree­ Lang-ay, is scheduled to make N.S. Kim,SamsungProjectMan­ like an explanationas to why this mental in theAugust 10arrest of a tectivetold the COUll. by Worldwide SalvageJuring its Worldwide Salvage. rant the release of Lang-ay, who ment was struck between him another court appearance on Oc­ ager. was not immediately reported to Philippine national on drug Lang-ay allegedly left the area SAMSUNG ConstructionCorpo­ survey of thedrer.gearea, was an has been in custody for more and the attorney general's office tober 6. Collinsclaimedhe had brought Fleming said if the informa­ our office in accordance with the charges. after the allegeddrug transaction. ration, Ltd. has been asked to ex­ aircraft scrap. the matterdirectlytothe attention than two weeksnow,Juarezsaid. plain why a possible historic tion supplied by Collins is accu­ terms of the CRM permit for this At the same time, Asst. Public Salas, upon seeing the "branch" The prosecution, hesaid,failed Later howeverdiversfoundout of SamsungmanagerJungChang rate, there is the strong possibil­ DefenderDavidJuarez,lawyerfor said they pursued the suspectand wreck located at the Tanapag that the metal wasactuallya com­ project," he said in his September tll establish that there was prob­ during a meeting in January. ity that a very significant his­ 22 letter to Samsung. Andres C. Lang-ay, expressed toldhimtheywerepolicemen. The Harbor was not immediately re­ plete World War II-era Japanese "It is alleged that Mr. Chang able cause. ported to Historic Preservation toric aircraft wreck is in the Fleming said he wants a meet­ doubts about the determination suspect however ran as fast as he Judge Marty Taylor, although aircraft almost completelyburied was unwilling to report the dis­ dredge area and may be dam­ Office until it became a problem in silt. ing to take place between his of­ made on a confiscated "green could to avoid beingarrested, the acknowledging that the defense covery to theDivisionof Histotic aged or destroyed by dredging leafy" substance by a narcotics agent said. to dredging operations. In a letter to Samsung,Michael fice and Samsung"dueto theseri­ lawyer had "legitimate con­ Preservation until it became an operations. ousness of the allegations made agent. Lang-aywasonlynabbedseven ~.. The Historic Preservation Of­ K. Fleming, Historic Preserva­ cerns," said "I find probable impedance to dredging opera­ "Further if Mr. Chang was ad­ and the potential threat to a sig­ Agents Joaquin D. Salas and days later. fice had been initially informed tion Officer, said hegot the infor- cause." tions," Fleming said in a letter to vised about the wreck..., I would nificant historic' resource." Johnny Sokau, detectives at the Salas took the witness stand to Based on the testimony of the Special Operations Unit of the prove to the court that there was DPS agent, there is enough rea­ Department of Public Safety, led probable cause tochargeLang-ay son to believe that the crime of '- ... what the government called as a and put him on trial. In his testi­ delivery of marijuana had been "classic buy-bust" operation on mony, the investigator said his DOE grant to boost PSS drug efforts committed, the judge said. This September 3. basisfor determining whetherthe means that the defendant will TRAINING counselors to more Northern Marianas College, plus Theoperation cameaftera con­ green leafy substance was mari­ vanced student support group have to stand trial. effectivelyworktowarddrug pre­ six five-day workshops. PSS techniques. fidential informant tipped DPS juana was his training on narcot­ Andres C. Lang-ay vention with students, and to of­ agents that a "Filipino" in ics.Headmittedtherewasnofield GuidanceCounselorCoordinator • Vocational (career and col­ fer intervention to students with Julie H. Mason is the project di­ lege) counseling. Chinatown area was sellingmari­ test conducted and that the seized drug-relatedproblems, is the aim juana. "branch" was with theDPS. rector for implementing the • Seminar in education and re­ ofafederal grantrecentlyawarded planned usesofthegrantfunding, search: social change and pro­ In his testimony during a pre­ Salas also told the defense that to the PSS. liminary hearingFriday morning, theydid notknow thebackground 2 Hopwood students while the project's co-directors grams for the CNMI. Commissioner of Education Salas said he and Sokau drove to of theinformantandwerenot sure are PSS Research Information • Special project: Substance William S. Torres said that the Center Director Jean Olopai, abuse prevention and culturally Chinatown withtheinformant and ifthelatterwascredibleenoughto CNMI is the only U.S. insular stopped atanareanearthesuspect's be relied on by the government. NorthernMarianasCollege PACE relevant programsfor the CNMI. area to receive a grant from the Dean Felicidad Abraham and residence. Juarezraisedthepossibility that • Practicum: Child and sub­ arrested for attack U.S. Department of Education's Janice Tenorio, who is the Uni­ The informant met with Lang­ the informant may have relayed stance abuse in schools (after­ TWO MALEstudents,who were Drug-FreeSchools and Commu­ versity ofGuamLiaisonofficerat ay and posed as a buyer and later phonyinformation toDPS.Healso Meanwhileinanotherincident, accidents occurred in separate treatment support). both reportedly under the influ­ nities CounselorTraining Grants NMC. signalled thedetectives thatadrug suggested that the CI may have a womancomplained Friday that incidents Thursday and FJiday. Mason said the courses "em­ enceof liquor,werearrestedafter Program. Only 32 out of 232 eli­ NMC will be providing office transaction tookplace.Salassaida done "some harvesting [of mari­ while she was sleeping, an un­ But no one was reported injured, phasize identification and refer­ theyassaultedthreeotherstudents gibleapplicants receivedthegrant. space for visiting consultants,of­ "folded down" branch of rnari- juana] on his own" and told the known person entered her room police said. (FDT) ral,andindividual, groupandfam­ with chain at Hopwood Junior at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in The CNMIhas been awarded a fering classroomspacewhennec­ ily interventionfor childrenfrom High School in Chalan Piao Garapan. granttotalling $80,000,whichwill essary and providing support families that are dysfunctional Thursday. The woman said the person be used to provide training to materials as necessary. because of problems related to In Friday's regular press brief­ covered her mouth with his/her Teacher counselors who provide drug The courses planned under the alcoholordrugs,andchildrenwith ing, the Department of Public hands but she was awakened, abuse prevention counseling or grant include: social problems that stem from SafetysaidthetwoHopwoodstu­ managedtoremoveitandshouted academy referral services inelementaryand • Introduction to research: Al­ addiction." dents,ages 14and 15,werepicked at the responsible to leave the secondary schools. Social work­ cohol and other drug use/abusein She said the focus will be on up for minor consuming alcohol room. ers,psychologists andnurseswho the CNMI. local capacity-building through William S. Torres and assault and batterycharges. It was not specified what was induction are at the B.A. Degree level or • Curriculum theoryand devel­ school-based needs assessment, I ous professionaldevelopment ef­ DPS said the three male vic­ I higher are also eligible for this opment: Special programs for at­ • Focus on physical and the motive of the intruder. t and on community involvement. tims were taken to the Common­ training.. risk students. forts. This cooperative effort has wellness alternatives. In Koblerville, a male person Tuesday !~" The PSS collaborated with the been a big part of the establish­ wealth Health Center. Descrip­ saidathiefgainedentryinsidehis !;:" Plansforuseof'lhegrant, which • Research design and statis­ CNMI Division of Public Health •Focus oncareer/vocation/avo­ NEW AND continuing s.t,u- [; mentof acommunity-based men­ tions of their injuries however, roomandtookaTVset,onevideo becomes effectiveonOct. I, 1994, tics:Alcoholandotherdrugabuse in securing this grant, continuing cation alternatives, dents in the Marianas High tal health program that directly were not indicated in the police player and a cassette. player. i include payment for eight M.A. in the schools. theeffectiveworkingrelationship • Violence and school safety as report. SchoOI Te~chde~ Aca~emy ~ilI <\/1 levelcoursestobeofferedthrough involves the Commonwealth's related toalcohol andotherdrugs. Does he know about pooling In San Jose, a group of male • Theories of counseling: Ad- that has beenestablished inprevi- Initial investigation showed that be recognize In a formal Ill- i3T' schools. • Suicide as related to alcohol the company business lines together? persons arrived at Rethiem and Tue~- The plannedworkshopsinclude areportwasreceivedThursdayat Blue Club Friday and ordered duction ceremony this 'lffi and other drugs, and cultural is­ G day, Sept. 27, at 6:30 p.m. m if the following: sues. Reach Out 12:30 p.m. that the two arrestees drinks. The group then left the Better tell him, because with all the n '.'c~"".cl struck the victims with chain in the Joeten-Kiyu Public Li- \' • Focus on chemically depen­ • Children' of alcoholics, adult 1T"'f'.. c •..'..'.'....'c . club without paying their bills brary. ~ Anatahan school gets money the company will be saving, ,.. the school campus for unknown dent families, through use of Pa­ children of alcoholics, concerned Mf····,·,~~·t~ amounting $25. you could finally get that raise. r reasons. A total of 25 new Teacher cific legends: Story telling with persons, straight and after-care i) ··'... "~l Three other minor vehicular - 11"..··1&:4·t·.'.. . Academy students, who are en­ counseling implications. student support groups. tering a program called Ex­ set for opening today ploring Education I, will be WITH the necessary structures REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL inducted for the first time. pleting the school buildingand in Anatahan met with PSS Assis­ built and the necessary supplies finishing the constructionof resi­ JOB VACANCY At the same ceremony, 25 tant Deputy Commissioner for PSS-RFP94-00 11 in place, Anatahan School is ex­ dences for the teachers. Instruction AnaC.Larsontolearn Teacher Academy students ThePublic School System issoliciting a competitive sealed ANNOUNCEMENT pected to open on Monday, Sep­ PSS maintenance specialists some important ideas about cur­ proposals from interested construction companies for the who are entering their second tember 26. George Sablan, Leandro riculum development, including upgrading of San Antonio Eleme~taryS~hool Hea~ Sta~ All these entry level job opportunities can start you year will be inducted into the Commissioner of Education Montealegre and Pacia Cenon thethematic approach towardcur­ second-year program, which is toilet facilities, Solpon. Proposals In duplicate copies Will toward the top in the clothing business: William S. Torres said that the made the trip to Anatahan to help riculum integration. CARPETING be accepted at the Public School System Procurement called Exploring Education II. school is almost ready to open, prepare for the openingof school The teachers who will be liv­ INC. and Supply Office in Lower Base, Saipan, '.- . The Teacher Academy -is a thanks to the'hard work done by there. ingon AnatahanmetwithLarson China Town • T.1. 234-1153 • Fax 234-6996 no later than 3:00 o.rn .. local time, November 04, 1994, [Local Hirepn'ly) program that exposes students staff from thePublic School Sys­ Students and teachers were on Friday, September 16. The LARGEST SELECTION OF U.S. MADE Any proposals received after the above date and time who are interested in becom­ SEwIN~'MACHINE OPERATORS" '2YRS.EXP.' tem and the Northern Islands taken by helicopter to Anatahan teachers are Jess Wabol, Tua will not be accepted under any circumstances. The ing teachers to actual hands­ Mayor's Office. CARPETS, BLINDS & TYPHOON SHUTTER 'FABRICINSPE~TORS ,. " NO EX.P.REQD. this week so they could be 011 the Wabol, Cindy Iginoef and scope of work and all reference documents are avail­ on teaching experiences. "This kind of teamwork shows ,FINISHED GARMENTSINSPECTORS,I, NO'~XP. REQD. , island in time for the school to Mystica Kaipat (who will teach CARPET SHAMPOOING able on or after September 26, 1994 at the PSS CIP Of­ The program is designed to how students and families can fice, Lower Base, Soloon. A non-refundabie payment of ' PACKERS- ' : .i NO ExP••,REQD. open. The school is expected to special education). help students decide whether benefitif we all work together on include 25 students, according to DelaCruzsaidthatonceschool $100.00 Is required for each set, The selection criteria will GENERAL HELPERS' , ; :: NO EXP,. 'REQD. or not they want to become their behalf," Torres said. NEW LOCATION be made on the basis of qualifications, previous work PSS Deputy Commissioner for opens on Anatahan, there will be teachers, and to provide all the Three PSS staffers travelled to I experience on similar project, project duration, proiect Instruction Margaret C. Dela scheduled biweekly radio con­ • Work in awell lighted, fUlly airconditioned factory. necessary support for those AnatahanduringtheweekofSep­ .AI cost latest audited financial statement. and a business Cruz. ferences that will enable the I who do want to dedicate them­ tember 12-18to work with mem­ "(l) I r····I~RMS license. A Pre-Proposal meeting for this project will be • Be trained in acareer ofcreating shirts in the exciting Before they left,the four teach­ teachers to stay in touch with the selves to becoming teachers. bers of the mayor's staff in com- ers who will be teaching on PSS. 01 held at 2:00 p.rn, Monday, October 24, 1994 at the Pub­ apparel manufacturing Industry in the South Pacific's ,~ Carpeting lic SChoolSystem, Board of Education Conference Room, most automated apparel plant. Commissioner of Education William S. Torres said that this Sugar ,~ Inc. Lower Base. Salpan. WIIE.\ vot: .\EEIJ SONEO.\E TO 1.1:;'1'1:.\ Klngl Apply today atour offices in lower base just down the street support, which includes finan­ Park :: ~ J&R Store The Public School System reserves the right to reject any from Saipan Ice and water Co. cial aid, is designed to ensure or all proposals and woive any imperfection in the pro­ ~~1:& that each prospective teacher Taro Sue Store posal In the best interest of the Public School System, graduates from college and re­ i"L __ ~j !:J~ if) SAIPAN MANUFACTURERS INC. .,1I-0 '-- _ CNMI. turns to the CNMI to teach. Lower Base, P.O. Box 2017, Saipan MP 96950 /s/Wililam S, Torres Is/Louise C. Concepcion This approach is a long-term 234-5100 ~ N Garapan Middle Road Tel. Nos. 322-9908/3006/9361/3276 • llul I.illt' volunteer answer the lint 1.1111' Commissioner of Education Procurement &Supply Officer solution 'to the perennial prob­ Fax: 322-3380 III IIll' ttirn(ort of lhcir hUlIlt'- A01079O(()Q/7610t03,10.17) lem of teacher shortages. 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8-MARIANAS VARIETYNEWS AND VIEWS~MONDA Y-SEPTEMBER 26, 1994 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1994-MARIANAS VARIETYNEWS AND VIEWS-9 ••~:i:i~~IDiri.ds publici Federal grandjurors Marshall study documents WW II sites By GIFF JOHNSON the Marshall Islar.ds" with fund­ Maloelap, Wotje, Jaluit and Mili and interviews, and describe tra­ ofthe best preserved World War ingfromtheInteriorDepartment's where the Japanese established ditionalandcolonialhistory which II sites left in the Pacific and the '\.~Wildlife '~;~~~~~~~;t~~p~~~U~O~:~i~ea~~ MAJURO· The Historic Preser­ ta.gging Office of Territorial and Interna­ major installations. The remains preceded the onset of combat in development of these resources vation Office in the Marshall Is­ tional Affairs. ~EtwEEN 19·5eptember lind .John Manglona at the Division . maybesubjecttoafineofupto I District Court, Northern Mariana September 27, 1994 were also of these bases are still in evi­ World War II. Japanese military for tourismwill (generate) much­ lands has published a five vol­ The books were written by dence. fortifications and subsequent at­ needed revenue to our outer is­ 24 October 1994the Division of ofFish & Wildlife at 23l..90951 but not exceeding $2,000.00 I Islands to appear for grand juror informed that the federal grand ume,two-yearstudyentitled"The Henrik Christiansen following "These data-rich volumes con­ tackson these bases by the United lands," Weisler said. . Fish & Wildlife of the Depart- 9729 tornaketheproperarrange- and/or imprisonment. of.not I service on October 04, 1994 for jury is hereby cancelled on that Archaeology of World War II in field work on the atolls of .mentof Lands & Natural Re- ments, more than 30 days or both, the continuation and scheduling date. However, everyone were tain detailed site descriptions and States are discussed, as is The volumes are available for isourcesis tagging and register- S~tion9 of the Regulations TheDivisionis undertaking of thefederal grand jury. instructed to appear October site maps, and are well illustrated Marshallese participation in the purchase locally for $45 froni the W8c.~ve:vildl.ife. . .. promulgated under Public Law thiseffort inordenofulfiU its i In a notice Friday, all federal 4. with more than 300 black-and­ war effort. Historic Preservation Office, or <(ffllS notice IS toremind 2..51,states thatlt.is unlawfulto mandate to manage and con.. Marshalls parliament white photographs," the Historic The volumes document both can be ordered for $50 within the people whohavecaptivewild- . ,keep wildlife in captivityunless serve our na.turalresources in Preservation Officer Marshall I. above ground and underwater U.S. postal system. Postal money , Act) took effect, and continues to issued under the CWA. Continued from page 1 who have made the move to en­ unsupported allegations or com­ there is only one local govern­ office. result in such discharges," the Failure to comply with the or­ During last week's hearing, trepreneurship or privateemploy­ ments which may be defamatory ment in the entire Marshall Is­ Lovelace complained that the compliance order read. der may result in a civil lawsuit Tenorio warned US lawmakers ment will become unemployed to any citizens or officials of the lands whose books are in good chief executive did not fulfill his Neither Tenorio nor the DPW that would ensure the enforce­ that the imposition of the Immi­ and convinced that their experi­ Republic." enough shape to audit - the promisetocomment on the AOe. has any permit to dispose of such ment of the order. The CNMI or gration and Naturality Act (INA) ment in the private sector was a . The government of the Bikinians." The commonwealth's comments wastes or earthen fill material, it the governor may also be subject would not be a "cure-all" as it did serious mistake," said the gover­ Marshall Islands "is deeply con­ The resolution strongly ob­ were needed to come up with a added. to injunctive relief and civil pen­ notsolvesimilarproblems inother nor. cerned at reports that Jonathan jected to Weisgall's "efforts at "mutually" agreed compliance The Clean Waters Act prohib­ alties of not more than $25,000 US jurisdictions. Tenorio noted that from a per­ Weisgall has made statements self-promotion without regard order. its the discharge of any pollutant perdayforeachviolationofCWA "It did not protect native Hawai­ spectiveofgeographyandrespon­ or implications that have proved to the potential expense" to the The governor agreed in June by any person into "navigable provisions, the order said. ians from massive immigration sibility. the CNMI government is or may prove damaging to the Marshalls. that a detailed response to the from the Pacific rim, nor from in the best position to use the Republic of the Marshall Is­ It requested a formal apology compliance order would be sent lands," the resolution said. and authorized the Cabinet to g beinganunhappyminorityin their "flexibility of local immigration toLovelace by theend of August. Program...Continued from page 1 own islands. It has not prevented control to adjust worker erttries It said that public statements take "necessary actions against However, the EPA official re­ the establishment of an impover­ attuned to economic and cultural he has made reflected negatively Jonathan Weisgall in the event ceived no reply, prompting him dress and give direction to the commissioner's ished and resentful underclass in needs, on the financial or political in­ such request is denied." to issue a unilateral compliance specific problem. management performance. many major US cities," said "Alien labor isonly one facetof tegrity and stability of the gov­ Bikini liaison agent in Majuro order. Farrell has moved a motion for "We have to sit down, identify Tenorio in his testimony. the problem. and getting rid of ernment and its officials, with­ Jack Neidenthal said that "we're Lovelace and his staff are due the termination of Torres' con­ theareas (thatneed) improvement 22 "There are massive numbers of alien labor is not the solution. out basis in fact. working on a reply that we hope to arrive on Saipan in early No­ tract as the commissioner of edu­ and asked him (Torres) to work illegal aliens in the United States, Even if we are outnumbered for Weisgall has represented the will clear the air. Our goal is to vember to meet with local offi­ cation inconnection with the pro­ on it. Termination only comes despite federal control of immi­ the time being, at least we have Bikinians since 1975; he re­ work with the Marshall Islands cialsanddiscusscompliance with posed $2.25 million settlement in after failure to do so," said the gration," he emphasized. the power to reduce the numberof cently published a book on Bi- government." ~ the order. the two-year-old discrimination chairman in an earlier interview. He said that if the US would alien workers any time we wish," The order, which was prepared lawsuit. Quituguasignedthedecreefiled force a solution upon the CNMI said Tenorio. by Harry Seraydarian, Director The vice chairman said there with the U.S. District Court with to such problems, the resentment He promised US Congress his ofEfA's Water Management Di­ should be someone held respon­ the Northern Marianas govern­ would be likely to reverse posi­ Administrationwilldoeverything San Vicente child g vision, blames Tenorio and the sible in the $2.25 million settle­ ment and other defendants favor­ tive trends. within its power to put all end to ment which he described as a Department of Public Works for ing to a $2.25 million settlement "It is tempting to seek instant labor abuses and to exercise bet­ expert gets CDA the water pollution near the infa­ "mistake." in the lawsuit. solutions.However, getting rid of ter control over immigration. mous Puerto Rico dump which However, the BOE agreed that Among the BOE members, it our non-resident workers is not "We are acknowledging our TURIANAWelch of San Vicente todevelopchildren's physical and has been in operation since early Torres performance must be re­ wasonlyFarrellwhovotedagainst one of them. It would mean an problems, insteadofdenyingthey Elementary School has been intellectual capabilities in a safe 1979. viewed before coming up with the ratification of the signing of end to our economic develop­ exist. Part of that awarded a Child Development andhealthylearningenvironment. "Photographicevidenceclearly their decision whether he will be the consentdecree, saying he be­ S ment," said the governor. acknowledgement process isask­ Associate (CDA) Credential in The CDA credential is having a terminated or not. demonstrates that the operation lieves PSS never practice dis­ He added that taking immigra­ ing for help when we need it ­ recognition of outstanding work positive effect on the quality of to be tackled of the dump has resulted in an Among the things crimination policies. He said he tion control would shrink the help. not handouts and not im­ withyoungchildren, The creden­ child care. Its impact is evident in unauthorized discharges of mu­ in today's sessionwillbethe over­ wants to pursue the case in the ~ economy and result in the failure posed solutions," said the gover­ tial was awarded by the Council center-based care as well as fam­ nicipal solid wastes and earthen all directions of PSS and the court, of local businesses that depend in nor in a speech before the sub­ for EarlyChildhood Professional ily child care, the most common committee. Recognition inWashington, D.C., form of care for children under 5 "What we do not need now are which represents the early child­ years old. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL federal sanctionsorafederaltake­ hood profession. Child care staff and parents ~ INVITATION TO BID over ofimmigration. That would A CDA is the only major na­ wanting information on CDA PSS RFP94·0012 only make the problem worseand tionaleffortto improve child'care should writetheCouncil for Early IFB94· 0012 The CNMI Public School System issoliciting proposaalrom interested companies toprovid~ aone would send the wrong signal at a byevaluatingandrecognizing the Childhood Professional Recog­ t=j year service lor the removal oftrash refuse Irom all Public School System school sites on Saipan, time when we are finally starting skills of individuals providing nition at 1341 G Street NW, Suite The Public School System (PSS) is requesting competitive sealed bids from Cenlral Mministration OHice at Lower Base, PSS Procurement &Supply Warehouse at Puerto Rico, to take responsibility and clean care. The first credential was 400, Washington, D.C. 20005­ vendors interested in'supplying the PSS with twenty three (23) computers Food Services Kitchen at the Northern Marianas College at As Terlaje, and all HeadStart Centers on our own house," the chief execu­ awarded 20 years ago, and now 3105. Orcall (202) 265-9090 or 1 that meet or exceed he following specification: Saipan The scope of work isavailable during regular working hours Monday thru Friday except states plus, the (800) 424-4310. Holidays Proposals Will be accepted until 10:00 am, local time on October 19, 1994, Proposals tive said. 46 1.) Microprocessor 68LC040133Mhz must be in sealed envelope lacemarked RFP94-0012 and submitted to the Public School System Tenorio noted that the CNMI DistrictofColumbia ,------, 2.) Operating System System 7.1 orhigher Procurement &Supply Office, Lower Base, Saipan Proposals will be evaluated and selections will has come a long way from the includeCDAin their 22 3.) RAM 8 MB be made based upon the following criteria: child'care licensing 4.) Hard Drive 160 (MB Trust Territory times when the regulations. 5.) Disk (Floppy) Drives One (1)3.5' 1.4Mb Interal 1. Price people of the Northern Marianas 20% Parents who use 6.) Monitor 14"Color (640 x 480 pixels) 2. Adequacy and availability 01 dumpster truck 10% first got to depend on the federal child care are espe­ 7.) Expansion Slots Four (4) 3. Proposed size and quantity of covered metal waste government for "paying the bills FRIDAY· SATURDAY 8.) CD·ROM Double Speed, Tray Loading (tnteral) container that isadequate lor the site proposed. 15% and cleaning up the mess." cially concerned to- I 9.) KeyboardlMouse aD/desktop bus type 4, Proposed collection Schedule and ability offirm 10 7:30 pm -1 :00 am 8 "We mu-st and will change the day about their l-." r • • 10) One Year Warranty provide extra service on an on call basis. 15% children's welfare. I 5, Management Scheme and Qualification 01 Firm. attitudes of two generations of ~ubmitted 5% HAPPY HOUR Bids may be atthe PSS Procurement & Supply Office, Lower Base, 6. Firm's Business Experience our people., In the long run, :~tho~~:~~~~~ ~(rf·0~~~';:·:' 5% g Saipan, between 8:00 kM, and 4:00 EM., Monday through Friday, exclUding 7. Salety procedure proposed and assumption 01 liability. 10% most of our problems will be Monday· Friday Holidays. The opening date for the bid is September 05, '994, and the closing 8, Number and Availability 01 manpower 10% sE>h-ed through better education sessment process, date is October OS, 1994, All bids must be received by 2:00 P.M., on October, 5:45 - 7:30 pm 9. financial ability 01 the Company 10% 'and trainin.&"pf our people and every candidate for 05 1994, to be considered for award. All bids must be sealed in an envelope the CDA credential and face-marked with 'PSS IFB94-0012." Anon refundable lee 01 twenty five U.S. Dollars ($25.00) must accompany the proposal. The twenty their transfer to good, well-pay­ ing private sector jobs Then we isobservedworking The Public School System reserves the righ! to award on a single or mu Itiple five dollars maybe acertified check. acashier's check or other forms acceptable 10 the Public School System, made payable to the Treasurer, Public School System, Commonwealth of the Northern can reduce the size of govern­ withyoung children awards or reject any or all bids. Any bid received after the aforementioned 22 by an early child­ closing date and time will not be accepted under any circumstances. Any in­ Manana Islands. The proposer isrequested tosubmit with his proposal acopy 01 his business license. ment without massive unem­ Any inquirylo the RFP may contact Louise Concepcion at telephone number 322-6407 during regular hood professional. quiries may be directed to Mr. Michael Murphy at322·4056 ext. 254, working hours. ployment and we can reduce to the minimum dependence on In addition, the can- William S. Torres Louise S. Conception ~~~"f IS/WILLIAM S. TORRES alien labor. This is not easy and didate must demon- y Commissioner of Education Procurement & Supply Officer IsILOUISE CONCEPCION Commissioner 01 Education PSS Procurement & Supply Officer there are no quick fixes," said strate the ability to 1.- _ Tenorio. work with families Turiene Welch gets her award. 1~MAro~~VA~YNEWS~DvrnWS~ONDA~~ITEMB~~~,~19~9~4~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MONDA Y, SEPTEMBER 26, 1994-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-ll PUBLIC NOTICE Dolls help children deal China accuses Japan of'tr'ickery" IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS BEllING (AP) - Escalating its vice premier. Hsu Li-teh, away its diplomatic profile have put It said that inviting Hsu to the bers. with their illnesses criticism over the issue, an offi­ the competitions or risk confron­ Japan in the awkward position of games was "pure self-cheating." "If the Japanese government goes according to its own will CIVIL ACTION NO. 94-496 CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. (AP) vinyl overlay of a pancseas. medical disorders and Legacyis in cialcommentarySunday accused tation with Beijing. having to placate both sides. China threatened toboycott the Games afterthe Olympic Council against historical responsibility SABLAN ENTERPRISES, INC. • They are young children with The soft dolls are made of a the process of developing a spina Japanof"playing tricks" byinvit­ China views Taiwan as a ren­ "In recent years, the Japanese with regard to theTaiwan issue, it Plaintiff, health problems that would scare fabricsimilar to theloopedside of bifida doll and vinyl overlays that ing a Taiwanese official to the egade province, and it says the government has played many of Asia invited Taiwanese Presi­ -v- and frustrate adults.So manyhos­ Velcro, which allows the over­ Asian Games in Hiroshima next invitation to Hsu violates Japan's tricks concerning the Taiwan is­ dent Lee Teng-hui to the opening will...bringseriousconsequences ,JIREENA BLAS, dba COMMONWEALTH showa varietyofcardiacproblems. pitals use a specially made doll to lays to be easily attached. They Katherine Miller founded, the month. commitment to recognizing only sue," the People's Daily, mouth­ session. The council later ap­ in Sino-Japanese relations," it CONSULTING SERVICES, China's OlympicCommitteeal­ "one China," ruled by Beijing. piece of the ruling Communist peared to cancel Lee's invitation, said. Defendant. help the youngsters learn about come in various sizes, but the CambridgeCity-basedcompany in their illnesses. standard is about 27 inches (68.5 1988, aftershe andhersistermade ready has asked the organizers of China's vehement attacks on Party,saidinan unusuallyharshly saying no political figures could China has not clearly said what Some of the dolls from Legacy centimeters). a washabledoll and displayed it at theAsianGamestokeepTaiwan's Taiwan's recent attempts to raise worded commentary. attend the Games. those adverse consequences NOTICE OF SALE Products have vinyl overlays of To help children identify with a medicalconference. Japan's Foreign Ministry later would be. However, it has hinted NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihat, pursuant to a FirstAmended Writ of Execution issued bythe body parts, others are adapted so the dolls, they come with wigs announced that Hsu had been in­ at a boycott of the games. Court in this matter on September 14, 1994, I have levied andexecuted upon, and will sell, at "Nurses wouldcome by our ex­ they can be used with real medi­ that can be changed to match the hibitandsay, 'Have youeverputin vited to the Oct. 2 opening cer­ Japanese government officials publicauction. to thehighest biader, forcurrent lawfulmoney of theUnited States, all oftheright, emony inHiroshima. not asa poli­ were not immediately available litle, andinterest of Defendants in andto the following property: all thatcertain tract or parcel of cal equipment. child's hair color. "Mood masks" Caning of'bad' students a tracheostomy?'or 'Do 'you think for comment. real property situated in Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands, moreparticularly bounded and de­ "I can't tell you how much also allow the child to replace the you could put in an IVT" Miller tician but as a sports official. Hsu scribed as follows: all personal property of the Defendant described in the Inventory attached would attend as a member of the Since China usually dominates they've helped our kids," said doll's happy face with one that is said. "We didn't see why we hereto. preparatory committee for many events at the AsianGames, The sale will beheldon Friday, September 30,1994, at the hour of 2:00 p.rn., at the former Holly Schultz, a child life spe­ sad, angry, sleepy or worried. couldn't.Andthat's howthewhole to continue in Singapore Taiwan's bid to hold the Asian the absence of its more than business premises of Commonweallh Consulting Services, ThirdFloor, Sablan Building, Chalan cialist at the Gillette Children's Children tired of being poked thingstarted." Kanoa, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands. The properly maybeinspected atanylimeprior to the Games in 2002. 700 athletes would be a se­ Hospital in St. Paul, Minn. andproddedcanexpresstheirfrus­ Most dolls cost about $250, al­ SINGAPORE (AP) • Singapore's tered by the schools haschanged, re­ a cane inschools ismuch gentler than sale, by prior arrangement withtheundersigned. Beijing since has slammed that vere embarrassment for Japan. The sale will be held wilhoutany warranties whatsoever, whelher express or implied, all of The dolls are used in a variety trations through the dolls. thoughthe price varies depending Ministry of Education is keeping flecting the changes in our society," the industrial-strength flogging ofbare decision. Taipei's Nationalist govern­ which arehereby expressly disclaimed. The sale is subject to approval by the Court. The rightis of ways at hospitals in more than "I think it's positive for kids to on theirfeatures. watch on school discipline and according to theSunday Times. buttocks meted out to an average of reserved to reject anyandallbids, for anyreason. The People's Daily commen­ ment fled to Taiwan in 1949 35 states. Often, they are used to express anger to adoll as opposed Miller and her sister now have troublesome students will continueto Itwas responding toqueries that the 1,000 convicted criminals each year. DATED. this 21stdayof September, 1994: help prepare children for surgery tary accused Japan of repeatedly after losing a civil war to the to hitting a sister or a staff per­ about a dozen people working for becaned,according toa news report newspaper said arose recently over the Official guidelines permit caning to /s/ANTONIO JESUS SANTOS MUNA or other painful medical proce­ violating its "one-China" policy Communists on the mainland. son," Schultz said. them, although many employees Sunday. state ofdiscipline in the schools, be done only by the principal, vice­ dures. The dolls also can help parents make the dolls at home in their by inviting the Taiwan president China requires that all nations Commonwealth Consultancy Services Theministry saidwithout elaborat­ Recalcitrant pupils may beexpelled, principal andseniorteaehersdesignated Sablan Building, 3rd Floor After helping a young diabetic whose children are sick. Anne spare time. to visit while on vacation and by that have normal ties with ing that "the typeofproblems encoun- theministry said. and"schools will also bythe principal, Owner: .II Aeena Bias give an insulin injection to a Ecclesuseda "bleedingknee"doll "This has been a bittersweet ex­ allowing Japanese politicians to Beijing sever formal relations Inventory Listing Legacy doll, Methodist Hospital to leam how to give injections to periencefor us," Millersaid."Just nothesitate to cane pupils where itis Arecent Singapore Teachers' Union visit Taipei in increasing num- with Taipei. appropriate." survey of 160 schools reported an in­ July 14, 1994 nurse Connie Shella said, "Some­ her l-year-old son,Campbell,who about allof us are mothers. Korean times my friend is angry. Why do has hemophilia. The doll's knee That's why we dressthe dollsin Caning asa form of punishment in crease instealing, vandalism, loitering, Description BrancJ Model Oty you think he is angry?" opens up, and red fabricsurround­ bright, happy clothes and try to this city-state was widely publicized in gambling, alcohol and drug abuse, the 1 Desk Fan Soonwell 0003715 1 selling list 2 Chair PVC (White) 9 "Because it hurts," 5-year-old ing the joint simulates a hemor­ make them look as normalas pos­ May when American teen Michael newspaper said. 3 3-Band Radio (Red) Sanyo M1700AH 1 Jared Riley replied. rhage. Fayreceived four lashes forvandaliz­ "Truancy, defiance and rudeness, BUCKLE UP SAIPAN 4 Staple SWlngline 4 .sible. 5 Calculator w/Tapa Texas Inst TI-504511 4 "But if I stop giving the injec­ Practicingon thedoll "made me "We want to playa rolein posi­ ofkidnap ingcars. gangsterism and smoking were among 6 Puncher UIC 3 However, traditional spanking with themore common problems," itadded. 7 Computer w/Keyboardl Macintosh M1420 tions, whatwillhappen?He won't feelalotmorecomfortable," Eccles tivereinforcementwith thesechil­ Monltor/Mouse ClaSSIC feel good," Shella said, holding said. dren. We want them to hope they targets 8 Computer w/Keyboardl Macintosh M0420 Monitor/Mouse Classic 4 up the frowning doll, which hada The dolls reflect a variety of will bebetter." , I' SEOUL, South Korea (AP) ­ 9 Computer with Keyboard Macintosn MOOOIE Monitor/Mouse 512K 2 ";' i Police said Sunday they areques­ 10 Computer w/Keyboardl Macintosh M5011 ~r Monitor/Mouse SE 1 tioning a man who sold a depart- 11 Printer Macintosh ImageWriter LO 1 ''/ ment store's customer list to a' The local newspaper that was born 12 Printer Macintosh ImageWriter II G0010 1 GIs warned ofvoodoo­ 1 gang that targeted the rich for 13 Printer Macintosh ImageWriter II A9M0310 1 14 Printer Macintosh StyleWriter M8000 1 kidnaping and murder. 15 Elec Typewriter (Gray) Brother GX-9000 1 \~eeps 16 Elec Tvpewnte: Sharp ZX-415 1 They said Lee Ju-hyun, 23, in 1972 and growing. 17 Elec Typewriter Smith Corona 635DLD 1 turned himself in and admitted 18 Telephone Unit TIE DM-32 3 inspired suicide attacks 19 Telephone Unit AT&T 017949 1 selling a list of credit card details 20 Office Desk L-Shape w/3-Drawers 3 By ANDREW SELSKY guarding the Haitian army head­ That's the biggest one," he said, of ISO customers to hischildhood i1 Office Desk . w/4-Drawers 1 quarters. 22 Answering Machine AT&T 1510 1 Many Haitians, who have suf­ friend, Kim Hyon-yang, who Thousands of readers turn its 23 Xerox Machine PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) Xerox 5034 1 Only a few soldiers know Cre­ fered underdictators for decades, turned out to be inthe gang. 24 Steel Cabinet Beige 4-Drawers 7 - One of the first things the U.S. ole. The rest have been flipping reacted with delight to the arrival 25 Clock Desk Coca-Cola 1 - Kim and and five alleged ac­ pages left and right to know all 26 Painting w/Frame Armytaught combat veteranCyle 1 throughU.S.milijarybookletsthat oftheAmericantroops,andworry compliceswerearrestedlastweek 27 Paper Cutter (Green) Premier 1 Harris to say in Creole was, "Put teach them a few phrases, and 28 Mobile CRTTableSteel Beige 1 aboutwhatwillhappenwhenthey on suspicion of kidnapping and 29 Mobile PC Table 1 up your hands or I'll shoot." abouteverything from thehistory leave, President Clinton says that what it contains from news reports, .~ murdering at least four people. 30 Computer(IV Table Oak Finish 3 But with a planned invasion of this troubled land to the possi­ 31 Computer Center w/cablneVdrawer!hutch 3 will be sometime next year. Thecaseissendingshockwaves 32 Cabinet 2-Layers Color Box Oak finish 2 calledoff,HarrisandotherGIsare bility of voodoo-inspired suicide One booklet carried by Special \, a variety of advertisements . I through South Korea, especially 33 Cabinet 5-Layers Color Box Oak finish 1 studyingtheirHaitihandbooks for attacks. 34 TrayOrganizer Plastic 1 Forces troops contains a section after some of the suspects ap­ ~~ 35 Folder Stand Steel Beige 1 morebenignphrasesto saytoHai­ Harrissaid he receiveda Soma­ aimed at helping them return to to small social events rhor 36 Tape Dispenser Scotch 3M 2 pearedontelevision and saidthey ~---_._,-~ tians, who tum up by the dozens ._,...._.~ 37 Office Cnair with Casters for rnoo.uty lia handbook before going there their comrades if they find them­ were out to punish the wealthy w/coioreo urethane foam GLOBE everytime a soldiertakeshis post. for a six-month tour. Business Furmtures selves wounded behind enemy and regretted not killing more occur doily. 2 Traveling along the rutted,gar­ "I didn't read it," Harris said. 38 OH,ceChair (Green) w/casters lines. people. for mobility 1 bage-strewn streets that wind "And there were problems. "The Americans will reward 39 Surge Suppressor 1 , The disclosure of the customer 40 CounterStation Table Formica White Finish 1 throughthisimpoverishedcapital, "A lot of times the Somalis you, if you take me to them," the list has stirred a side controversy 41 Bulletin Board (Cork) 2 it's easy to discover where the would get riled up, and hostile, booklet teaches them to say in 42 Letter Scale Pelouze XI-160zX1/2 qz 1 about data protection and indi­ It circulates in this region. 43 Disk Tray Flip N File Plastic 2 American soldiers are. Times like that, we wanted to tell Creole. vidual privacy. 44 Book Shelve 5-Layers Oack Finish 1 ~ 45 Small Sofa Just look for the crowds. them 'Get on your knees,' but we Another booklet explains that PolicesaidLee told themhegot w/B/ue Prints 1 i 46 Steel Cabinet. 3-Drawers Black 1 With few people lucky enough didn't know how, so we'dhave to voodoo is a religion that must be I the list from the Hyundai Depart­ 47 Steel Cabinet 4-Drawers Beige to have jobs, viewing the Ameri­ force them. If we could havecom­ I 48 File Stand Organizer Steel 1 respected, and that its practitio­ mentStorein southSeoulthrough You may subscribe to have 49 Elec Typewriter w/case Smith Corona 1 cans has become a major attrac­ municated, it would have been ners can become possessed by an acquaintance employed there, 50 Xerox Copy Cartridge Xerox 5018/5028/5034 2 51 Xerox Black Ink Cartridge Xerox 5018/5028/5034 I tionforHaitianswithtimeon their better," he said. voodoo spirits that put them un­ and sold it to his friend for 5 52 Desk Lamp TOUCh Serismve 1 hands. Harris learned his lesson. This der a spell, a common occurrence the Variety. 53 Wood Figurine Sitting Lady 1 million won ($6,250). 54 EtecSharpener Panasoruc KP-110 1 "People walk from 10miles(16 time, while spending months during voodoo festivals. They said he claimed not to 55 Steel Cabinet Upnght 2 kms)awaytocomelookand stare. training for an invasion of Haiti, 56 Une Conditioner Lite LC-1200 1 A few months ago, some back­ know what it would be used for. 57 Bell Pen w/case Nung Fu Electllc Co 1 They've neverseenAmericansol­ he studied hard. ers of Haiti's military regime re­ The gang was caught before it 58 Stapler Bates 640 1 diers before," said Harris, a lOth 59 Dictionary of Business Terms "I learned all the bad phrases, portedly threatened to fight U.S. could harm anybody on the list, 1 Mountain Division soldier, who 60 Apple Macintosh Original Disk 3.5 12 like 'Stop, or I'll shoot' and 'Put invasion forces by using the they added. 61 CNMI Code Book Volume 1, 2. 3 1 Sel guarded the airport Wednesday up your hands or I'll shoot.' Now 62 Suite Case R,eel 1 crushed bones of dead AIDS vic­ ~ 63 Wall Clock Timex 1 night. I have to learn the nice. ones, ttke tims in a voodoo ceremony. ~ • CIT.· 64 CoHee Brewer Bunn Pour-Omatrc VPR 1 Haitian police beat the onlook­ yarlet~, 65 Books/Pocket Buslness/Blble/Brochure 66 'How are you?''' he said. , The bookletassures thesoldiers (!}ttfarlanaS - 66 Books/Pocket Business.Bible/Srochure 45 ers with billy clubs Tuesday, but Usingthephrasebook,hishigh.­ th~ areirnmunetovoodoocurses. KNOW YOUR 67 Peachtree Manual 1 they were back Wednesday. The 68 MacServer Manual 1 school French - which some Hai­ .."Know that spells and curses 69 MacWnter Manual 1 United States warned the Haitian tians speak - and meeting a few cannot influence orharm foreign­ 70 AppleShare FileServer Manual 1 ENEMY! P.O. Oox 231, Soipon, MP 96950 high command to control its Englishspeakers, Harrishas been 71 AppleShare PrintServer Manual 1 ers who haveno faith in the prac­ BEFORE IT'S TOO LATH 72 ChessMaster Manual 1 forces, and on Wednesday they able to communicate with some tice of voodoo," the booklet says. Tel. (670) 234-6.341/7578/9797 73 Macintosh Manuals I Sel We must stem the 74 Webster Dictionary 2 left the onlookers largely alone. of the audience that frequently But it warns that those who do 75 Atlas of North America 1 "Mostly they come to five feet epidemic of drug-abuse. Fox: (670) 234-9271 76 appears as he takes up his guard have faith in voodoo can be un­ National Geographic 6-Books/Set 10 away (2 meters) and stare at us, We must educate 77 Business Reference Investment In CNMI GUide 14 post by the rolls of concertina stable during a spell: "Be aware ourselves and our 78 Clans Manual 2 like they're watching a movie," wire laid out in front of theairport "I 79 Macintosh Bible ofpossiblesuicideattacksorother children to the danger. 1 said a slightly disconcerted Spec. terminal. 80 IT&ETelephone System Board 1 seemingly irrational actions by .... Philip Muzzy, a military police­ "They usually ask, 'How long Prepared by: Is/ArnelC. Barredo Concurred by. IsMcente M. Sablan Haitians that may be under the manfromAustin,Texas, whowas are yousoldiers going tobehere?' influence of voodoo spells." MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ~D VIEWS-13' 1~MAro~~VAro8YNEWS~DVffiWS~ON~AY-SEnEMBER1~~~~4~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PUBLIC NOTICE DEADLINE: 12:00 noon the day prior to publication Luxury Condo Available II nt: Sl.f'OlIORetlJIT C1 nI COAOMI(ALfH NOTE: If some reason your advertisement Is incorrect, call us (yOfIC'J(T}6M~&.WlS Voice ofPalestine fails • 2 Bedrooms' 2 Bathraoms Immediately to make the necessary corrections. The Marianas • Fully Furni6hed • Swimming Pool &Jaccuzl CIVIL ACTION NO. Variety News and Views is responsible only for one incorrect • Located on Mt. Tapuchao Insertion. We reserve the right to edit, refuse. reject or cancel any 93-1321 ad at an time. r4l . Breathtaking Ocean View ~ AlexanderRealty 234-~ 17 TRIPLE J SAIPAN INC ..dba to live up to free press 1 SALES REPRESENTATIVE - High 2 FOUNTAIN SERVER - High school TRIPLE J MOTORS, 1 MAINTENANCEE REPAIRER, Employment Wanted BUILDING school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ equiv., experience preferred. Salary tures of Arafat. in supervising Muslim holy sites PlainliN. Miscellaneous By NEIL MacFARQUHAR -y- . . .. 4 WAITRESSES, RESTAURANT - High ary $2.50-$3.50 per hour. $2.45-$3.50 per hour. in Jerusalem. Arafat wants that Quality During 27 years ofIsraeli occu­ PATRICK NARUAMAEHM. school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ Contact: MARIANAS EXCHANGE INC. Contact: SUNDANCEMARKETING dba 1 MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR ­ pation, Palestinians never had role himself, and his attack on Defendant. dba Auto Supply Co. P.O. Box 1921, Big Dipper Ice Cream Factory. P.O. Box JERUSALEM CAP) - The cof­ Office Space Available College grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ ary $2.45 per hour. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ 27, Saipan. MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ fee shop in the tough Mount of their own local news broadcasts. the accord went almost unre­ • 3000 Sqft • Located at the new ary $5.77 per hour. Contact: BLUE SKY ENT.INC. dba Club SUMMONS FOR Melody&BlueSkyRest.PPP606Calier 9531.(10/03)M/16768. 9352.(1 0/10)M/16827. So there is a certain in ported in the two papers. Bank of HawaiiBldg, Middle Rd 2 MUSICIANS - High school grad., 2 ,OOסס Olives neighborhood, where op­ thrill r;~ .First Floor PUBliCATION years experience. Salary $5.29-$5.77 Box 1 Garapan, Saipan, MP 96950. position to Israel's occupation hearing the radio announce that No longer. An-Naharobtained 1 SALES CLERK - High school grad., 2 1 COMPUTER OPERATOR - College ~ AlexanderRealtv234-5117 per hour. Tel. No. 233-1111.(09/26)M/16683. "Israeli occupation forces" a new license this month and TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT: 1GENERALMANAGER-Collegegrad., years experience. Salary $2.45 per hour. grad., 2 years experience. Salary $3.30­ keeps rocks flying and outsiders 3 AUTO MECHANICS - High school 2 years experience. Salary $2,000 per 1 BEAUTICIAN - Two years experience. Contact: JEANETIE S. CAMACHO dba $4.00 per hour. away, should be devout Yasser opened fire in the West Bank. news about Jordan remains bur­ YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and notified grad., 2 years experience. Salary $2.45­ month. MJ Enterprise. P.O. Box 1286, Saipan, Contact: NAMCO ENTERPRISES Full Color Copies tofileany answer you wish tomake tothe Com­ $7.58 per hour. Salary $800 per month. Arafat country. "We are still far from our ideal ied inside. 1 BARTENDER - High school grad., 2 MP 96950. Tel. No. 322-6040.(10103)MI SAIPAN LTD. P.O. Box 5236 CHRB. plaint. acopy ofwhich isserved upon you hereby• 1 ARCHITECT - College grad., 2 years Contact: MIKE'S CORPORATION. P.O. for the radio ... But I feel more Marwan Abu Zuluf. director­ • Color Copies· 81W Copies years experience. Salary $4.10-$4.30 16762. Saipan. MP 96950. Tel. No, 322­ But the radio atop the battered within twenty-one (21) days afterlhe fourth pub­ Box 977, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. per hour. experience. Salary $2.45-$4.00perhour. 4252.(10/10)M/16828.. fridge stays tuned to Jordanian free now," said Laham. general of Al-Quds daily, de­ • Map Copies Iication 01 this Summons. and todeliver ormail a 1 MASON - High school grad., 2 years 234-7250.(09/26)M/16682. 3 COOKS - High school grad., 2 years 1 DATA ENCODER (DATA PROCES­ Broadcasting is prone to the nies it practices self-censorship, copy ofyour answer toWhile, Pierce. Mailman & experience. Salary$2.45-$3.80 per hour. broadcasts and not the new Voice Call Scot Thompson experience. Salary$2.52-$4.55 per hour. 1 GEM CUTIER - Two years experi­ SOR) - College grad., 2 years experi­ 1 AUTO MECHANIC but said no criticism will likely Nutting. the PlaintiWs Attorneys, whose address 2 MAINTENANCE REPAIRERS - High of Palestine. "I don't even know same gridlock infecting all Pales­ 2 WAITRESSES ence. Salary $3.00 per hour. ence. Salary $6.00-$8.00 per hour. 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER - High 234-5117 322-4577 is P.O. Box 5222. Saipan. MP 96950. as soon as school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ appear for at least a year. or 3 WAITERS Contact: MIKE'S MANUFACTURING, 2 TOUR DIVISION CHIEF - High school school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ where it is on the dial," says the tinian institutions. Money and practicable after filing your answer orsending it ary $2.45-$3.00 per hour. 1 CASHIER INC. dba Mike's Jewelry. P.O. Box 977, grad., 2 years experience. Salary $7.00­ ary $2.45 per hour. cook, Sayid Abu Ghanam. equipment shortages limit radio "The authority will make mis­ tothe Clerk 01 Courts for filing. 4 SECURITY GUARDS - High school Your ansllllr should beinwr~ing and filed with 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER - High Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ $10.00 per hour. Contact: BERNARD ARB/SO dba Ber­ transmission to eight hours a day, takes but we have to be patient," grad., 2 years experience. Salary $2.45­ Four months into self-rule, the the Clerk ofthis Court at susuoe, Saipan. Itmay school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ 7250.(09/26)M/16681. 1 TRAVEL COUNSELOR - High school nard Enterprises. P.O. Box 1193,Saipan, $2.75 per hour. Voice of Palestine is becoming and television has yet to air. he said. beprepared and signed for you by your counsel ary $2.45-$2.65 per hour. grad., 2 years experience. Salary $1,500 MP96950. Tel. No. 235-1178.(10/10)M/ 9 GOLF COURSE (MAl NT.) LABORER) The 65 radio employees have Palestinian journalists feel and sent to the Clerk ofCourt bymessenger or Contact: DIAMOND HOTEL CO., LTD. 1 COMPUTER OPERATOR (PRO­ per month. 16830. just another tepid, government­ - High school grad., 2 years experience. mail. It is llJ11 necessary lor you 10 appear per­ dba Saipan Diamond Hotel. P.O. Box GRAMMER) - High school grad., 2 years Contact: CREATIVE TOURS control1ed radio station. not been paid since regular broad­ squeezed between Arafat' s self­ Salary $2.45-$2.60 per hour. sonally until further notice, If you fail toanswer 66, Susupe, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. experience. Salary $700 per month. MICRONESIA, INC. P.O. Box 152 1 GRAPHIC ARTIST - Salary 55.80 per It's not the free voice the public casts started July 2. rule government and Israeli cen­ in accordance with Ihis Summons. jUdgment by 2 LIFE GUARDS luxury Apartment 234-5900 ext. 278.(09/26)M/1 0138. Contact: PACIFIC BASIN INSURANCE, CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950.(10/03)M/ hour. default may betaken against you for the relief de­ 5 WAITRESSES (REST.) - High school had hoped for. The station is to replace PLO sorship still in force in areas INC. P.O. Box 710, Saipan, MP 96950. 16761. 3 PRINTERS - Salary $2.45 per hour. ·Fully Furnished manded inthe ComplainL grad., 2 years experience. Salary $2.45­ The two mil1ion Palestinians broadcasts that once reached from under occupation. 1 MANAGER. TRAVEL AGENCY -Col­ Tel. No. 234-5860/7861.(09/26)M/ 1 BINDERY WORKER - Salary $2.50 ·Twa large bedroom wI wall 10 wall Byorder ofthe above court: $2.55 per hour. "I cannot swim against the cur­ lege grad., bilingual in Japaneselang., 2 1 MACHfNE OPERATOR - High school per hour. living inside the Gaza and Jericho Baghdad to Algiers, but its signal /s/DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT 2 CLEANERS, HOUSEKEEPING 16678. carpet years experience. Salary $1,700 per grad., 2 years experience. Salary$2,OOO Contact: ASG CORPORATION dba Elite self-rule areas or under Israeli emitting from below sealevel does rent," said reporter Ahmed Zaki. DATED. this 13th day ofseptember. 1994. 1 AIRCON (TECH.) MECHANIC ·24 Hour waler supply month. 1 GROUND HOST/HOSTESS - High per month. Enterprises. Caller Box PPP 273, Box Al Quds and An-Nahar, the 2 STOCK CONTROL CLERKS occupation are proud to have the not reach much beyond Israel and ·Laundry Facility 1 TRAVEL AGENT - High school grad., school grad., bilingual inJapanese lang., Contact: CHUNG BUK CORP. Caller 10000, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 233­ 3 H.E. OPERATORS western Jordan. Officials are wait­ major Palestinian newspapers, -Split type aircondilioner room bilingual in Japanese lang., 2 years ex­ 2 years experience. Salary $1,400 per Box PPP 590, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. 2677/6465.(10/10)M/16831. Voice of Palestine. every 1 AUTO PAINTER Keep CNMI perience. Salary $9.00 per hour. month. No, 288-7797.(10/03)M/16760. But when the news starts up, ing for autonomy to spread to have headquarters with other 1 COOK 1 GUIDE, TRAVEL - High school grad., 2 TRAVEL CLERKS (Tour Desk) - High 1 COOK Rarnallah in the West Bank so print media in Jerusalem and Location: NAVY HILL litter Free 1 BARTENDER they mock the first five words of bilingual in Japanese lang., 2 years ex­ school grad., bilingual inJapanese lang .. 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR­ 1 WAITRESS - High school equiv., 2 Name: EVERGREEN CONDIMINIUM 1 DISHWASHER each news bulletin by lip­ they can move into hilltop stu­ remain subject to Israeli con­ perience. Salary $8.80 per hour. 2 years experience. Salary $1.000­ High school grad., 2 years experience. years experience. Salary $2.45 per hour. 2 WAITERS, REST. Contact: VITA MICRONESIA COM­ $1,450 per month. Salary $900 per month. Contact: FRANCISCO D. DIAZ dba synching: "His excellency, Presi­ dios. trol. Call: 234-6789 • 322-5004 DONT BEAT TtiE RED LIGHT 3 MAINTENANCE WORKERS PANY. P.O. Box 1940, Saipan, MP 1 (Customer Relation Rep.) INFORMA­ 2 CABLE SPLICER - High school grad., Reiko's Restaurant. P.O. Box 476 CK dent Vasser Arafat ... " Private news outlets are limited Censorship is lighter now, edi­ OBEY TRAFFIC RULES 2 AUTO BODY REPAIRERS 96950. Tel. No. 234-7987.(09/26)M/ TION CLERK - High school grad., bilin­ 2 years experience. Salary $3.50-$6.00 Dist. #2, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. tors said, but Israel still polices 1 TOUR GUIDE And then change the station. and self-censorship widespread. 16676. gual in Japanese lang., 2 years experi­ per hour. 234-6179.(10/10)M/16832. 2 COOK HELPERS - High school grad., Arafat granted three licenses for any news it deems might ence. Salary $1,030 per month. Contact: KEY COMMUNICATION Listeners complain theV OPtoo 2 years experience. Salary $2.45 per 1GENERAL MANAGER - College grad., Contact: R & C TOURS SAIPAN, INC. (SPN), INC. P.O. Box 2273, Saipan, b.o1P oftensimply summarizes Arafat' s for newspapers in Gaza, includ­ incite Palestinians against Israel. '. ,.. ,.APARTMENT . .. hour. 2 years experience. Salary $10.00 per P.O. Box 1268 CK, Susupe, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-5500/8400.(10/ Al-Quds' editor Issam AI­ Contact: KAN PACIFIC SAIPAN. LTD. itinerary. ing two to the Islamic opposition. hour. 03)M/16758. P.O. Box 527, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. 96950-1268.(09/26)M/16677. "If we get a fraction of democ­ However, he has taken no ac­ Kurd said the censor pulled an . '.', . ':FOR··RENT . i Contact: SHADOWIN INT'L. INC. dba No. 322-4692 or 322-0770 ext. 409.(09/ interview last week with a se­ • I' .' , '1 Shadow Adult Shop. P.O. Box 5642 1 TAILOR - High school grad., 2 years 1GENERALMANAGER-Collegegrad., racy then maybe we'll hear criti­ tion on 12applications forprivate 26)M/10141. CHRB. Saipan, MP96950. Tel. No.233­ experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. 2 years experience. Salary $2,200 per cism aired against Arafat," said radio stations. nior PLO member who said the 4444, 235-3996.(09/26)M/16672. 1 FOREIGN EXCHANGE TELLER ­ Contact: TABORA ENTERPRISES INC. month. Abu Ghanam. "There is one red 1ine the press PLO charter should continue • Quite 2 Bedroom High school grad., 2 years experience. dba Unique Dress & Tailor Shop. P.O. 1 GARDENER - High school grad., 2 Radio directors say there is no cannot cross, which is to write calling for Israel's destruction. 1 MANAGER (N/C) - College grad., 2 Salary $2.45 per hour. Box 1096, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. years experience, Salary 52.95 per hour. • Swimming Pool .years experience. Salary $1,000 per direct censorship by the Palestine critical articles against Vasser Israel shut down Al-Bayan Contact: DOLLAR UP SOUVENIR 234-5601.(09/26)M/16675. 1 WAITRESS (REST.) - High school month. MART INC. P.O. Box 1787, Saipan, MP grad., 2 years experience. Salary $2.62 Liberation Organization. But the Arafat or his leadership," said weekly in August. accusing it of • Tennis Court 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER - College 96950. Tel. No. 234-6206.(09/26)MI 2 BAKER HELPERS per hour. mix of songs, a few headlines and Bassem Eid, a Palestinian human ties to the banned Islamic Resis­ qrad., 2 years experience. Salary $900 16688. 3 KITCHEN HELPERS - High school Contact: MICRO PACIFIC DEVELOP­ occasional call-in shows with top rights activist. tance Movement. or Harnas, KANNAT GARDENS per month. grad., 2 years experience. Salary $2.45 MENT, INC. dba Saipan Grand Hotel. officials is designed to avoid of­ Reporters feel inhibited from Ultimately, Palestinian offi­ Contact: WESTERN PACIFIC ENTER­ 1 KARATE INSTRUCTOR - High school per hour. P.O. Box 369, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. PRISES, INC. dba Kimchi Cabana Night grad., 2 years experience. Salary $2.50 Contact: ESCOLASTICA T. CABRERA No. 234-6601/3 Ext. 112.( 10/1 O)M/ fending anyone. even asking questions. Arafat has cials realize that if the self-rule Tel.# 234-511 7 Club & Rest. P.O. Box 128, Saipan. MP per hour. dba Escolastica's Enl./Esco's Bake 10301. They point out that Islamic op­ made clear that loyalty outweighs press is boring, the public will 96950. Tel. No. 234-6622.(09/26)M/ Contact: KIMO L. oorrwALD dba Frig­ House. P.O. Box 5801 CHRB, Saipan, position leaders are allowed on objective reporting. turn to Israel media for their 16674. ate Bird Enterprise. P.O. Box 2122, MP 96950. Tel. No. 322-9993.(09/26)M/ 1 SALES MANAGER - Salary $1,000 the air. But the sound bites usu­ When someone asked why there extensive coverage. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 233­ 16696, per month. 1 MANAGER - Coliege grad., 2 years 7155.(09/26)M/16687. Contact: HI-TECH CORPORATION. ally deal with building Palestin­ was no accounting system for in­ 'There is a big fear that Pales­ experience. Salary $5.80-$8.00 per hour. 2 CARPENTERS - High school grad., 2 P.O. Box 3172, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. ternational aid. he shouted: "You tine radio will sound like other ian unity. Contact: JCC CORPORATION. P.O. 1 CLEANER, HOUSEKEEPING - High years experience. Salary $2.45-$2.75 No. 234-8113.(10/1 0)M/16833. FOR SALE Box 5212 CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950. "You can oppose, but you have are not a Palestinian, you are Arab stations in the region," said school grad .. 2 years experience. Sal­ per hour. Tel. No. 234-3078.(10/03)M/16773. to build .. , This is a platform for parroting incorrect slogans." Samih Samara. head of the YOP SUZUK§ •.HEfEP $2400 ary $2.75 per hour. 1 PLUMBER - High school grad., 2 2 ACCOUNTANTS - College grad., 2 Contact: JAPAN ENT. MARIAN,AS years experience, Salary$3,OOperh iur. the homeland and its interests," In July. Arafat shut down An­ in Gaza. fP>IUEASrE CALL 322-3233 years experience. Salary 52,50 per hour. 1GENERAL MANAGER - College grad,. CORP. dba Aquarius Condominium, Contact: H,S. LEE CaNST. CO .. INC, 6 HOUSEKEEPING CLEANERS - Two don't think it will be like said Mohammed Laham, head of Nahar daily and a small weekly "I 2 years experience. Salary $1,000­ P.O. Box 3214, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. P.O. Box 440 CK. Saipan. MP 96950, years experience. Salary 52,50 per hour. the broadcast studios in autono­ for heaping praise on the initial this because we are neighbors to :" $2,000 per month. No. 233-6061.(09/26)M/16690. Tel. No, 234-6856.(1 0103)M/1 0250, Contact: BIEN SEIKO. INC. P.O. Box \' Contact: ROYAL NETWORK CORPO­ 10005 Mailex 217 CK. Saipan. MP mous Jericho. The front office Jordan-Israel peace treaty that the Israeli state, where there is ,~ RATION. P.O. Box 3099, Saipan, MP 1 SALESPERSON - High school grad.. 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER. BUILD­ 96950. Tel. No. 322-7410.(10/10)MI alone is plastered with nine pic- preserved King Hussein's role freedom of expression," RREAL 96950. Tel. No. 235-6778.(10/03)M/ 2 years experience. Salary $3.00 per ING - High school grad,. 2 years experi­ 16834. 16767. hour. ence. Salary $2.45-$3.00 per hour. ~ESTATE Contact: SUN & SURF. LTD, dba Na­ Contact: JESUS B. YUMUL dba YCO 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ­ 1 FRONT DESK ASSISTANT MAN- tional OHice Supply. P.O, Box 5779 Corporation, P.O. Box 932 CK, Saipan, College grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ , AGER - College grad., 2 years experi­ CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. NO.234­ MP 96950. Tel. No. 235-6604/05.(101 ary 5600 per month. l' ence. Salary $1.500 per month. 3197.(09/26)M/10140. 03)M/10247, Contact: JOAQUIN Q. CASTRO dba ~ 1 FRONT DESK CLERK - High school Modern Builders/JQC Fishing Co.lCen­ [i grad., 2 years experience, Salary $2.45 1 COMPUTER OPERATOR - College 1 LAUNDRY WORKER - High school tral Fish MarkeVJQC Manpower Ser­ ,".,',', BEACH HOUSE J " per hour. grad., 2 years experience. Salary $8.30 grad.. 2 years experience. Salary $2.45­ vices/JQC Consultants. P.O. Box 27. Garapan Lagoon , Contact: SAIPAN KORESCO COR PO­ per hour. 53.00 per hour. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ Frontage , RATION dba Saipan Koresco Resort Contact: MICRO PACIFIC DEVELOP­ Contact: TROPICAL LAUNDRY & 2176.( 10/10)M/1 0309. Hotel. P.O. 80;<3013, Saipan, MP 96950. MENT, INC. dba Saipan Grand Hotel. LINEN SUPPLY COMPANY, LTD. P.O. 5 BR/3 FB :Tel. No. 288-6oo1.(10/03)M/16764. P.O. Box 369, Saipan, MP96950. Tel. No. Box 5540 CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950. 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR­ CALL: 234-6601/3 ext. 112. (09/26)Ml10151. Tel. No. 322-3077.(10/03)M/16774. High school grad.. 2 years experience. Make sure 2,700 S.F. Accoun.an.· Salary $900 per month. (671) 646-9126 (Guam) 1 DRESSMAKER - Salary $2.45-$4.00 1GRAPHIC ARTIST - High school grad,. 2 CABLE SPLICER - High school grad., your cigarette 1 ACCOUNTANT -College grad., 2 years per hour. 2 years experience. Salary 57,000­ 2 years experience. Salary $3.50-$6.00 (670) 234-1795 (Salpan) per hour. . is all you burn. experience. Salary $700-$740 per Contact: JESUS B, YUMUL dba YCO 510,000 per year. Contact: KEY COMMUNICATION (SPN). month. Corporation. P.O. Box 932 CK. Saipan, Contact: ORFA BLANCO DECK dba , " Contact: NIPPON GENERALTRADING MP 96950. Tel. No. 235-6604/05.(091 Pacific Imaging. P.O. Box 5766, Saipan. INC. P,O. Box 2273. Saipan, MP 96950, CORPORATION dba Country House 26)Ml10156. MP 96950. Tel. No. 322·1 836.(10103)M/ Tel. NO.234-55OO/B400,(10/03)Ml16758 .~"-,',,' Give information of about crimes committed Restaurant. Caller Box PPP 658 Box 16771. '~ . (.OO, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 233- 1BAKER (MASTER) -SalaryS2.45-$3.50 1 COLOR DEVELOPER (Photo Labסס1 II per hour. High school grad.. 2 years experience, _.~- ;;-'"~ :'. 1908.(10/03)M/16775. 2 DELIVERER. MERCHANDISE - High ----; ,.",8 Contact: S.E.S. CORPORATION dba school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ Salary $1,500 per month. '#:fJ~-~ i~: 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 Shex-Sons Bakeshop. P.O. Box 859, Contact: TROPICAL COLOR FILM DE­ YOUeAN PREVENT ~', ff11'11rri{l!~ I'~.1."\ \>"" .. ary $2.45 per hour. ... I II I I 234-7272 .' ' years experience. Salary $3.00-$7.00 Saipan, MP 96950. Tel.No.233-4920.(091 Contact: LSG LUFTHANSA SERVICE VELOPING CENTER MIC. INC. P.O. : ~'!111l1'd~1~liL_1~~l-=_._~] (PARA) :', per hour. 26)Ml16695. SAIPAN INC. P.O. Box270, Saipan. MP Box 608. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. FOREST ARES. l~ Contact: ASSA CORPORATION dba 96950. Tel. No. 234-8258.(10/03)M/ 234-630617229.(10/10)M/16822. 1: r'~l Brother's Markel. PPP-124, Box 10000, 1BUILDING MAINTENANCE REPAIRER 16770. &n ,\)~ 1 WAITRESS - High school grad., 2 Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 235- - High school equiv., 2 years experience. Salary $2.45 per hour. years experience. Salary $2.45 per hour. tl:~ 4437.(09/26)Ml16685. Contact: MYRNAMALABANAN dbaJMR Contact: MARUTOMI KOSAN dba { RECYCLE 1 Enterprises. P.O. Box 5242 CHRB, Bunraku Yakiniku Bar-B-Q. P.O. Box The Amigos Golf Club recently donated $5,500 for Tanapag's Santa Remedios church renovation. Pictured ,~ :\, l" " , ' " - above, Jose R. Lifoifoi (third from right), overall chairman of the church renovation, accepts the check on SAVE WATER & POWER Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No.322-1294.(09/ 5236CHRB, Saipan, MP96950. Tel. No. I I ~ ~, behalf of the committee. Presenting the check are, left to right, Amigos Karl Reyes Pete Igitol Eli Maravilla .. 26)Ml16684. 322-7181.(10/10)Ml16829 Lifoifoi, Steve Marron and Joe Rosario. ', , .,~ ,'~~ .~ MONDA Y, SEPTEMBER 26, 1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-IS 14-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY-SEPTEMBER 26,1994 EEK &MEEK® by Howie Schneider ,-----' CROSSWORD PUZZLER NON VJ£, HA\JS Tt4I'5 LOV£,LY if «Y/c5 WITH S~L£(TIVS I ASAliJ!tiE !'JJVIEfF2 IS Politics threatenAsian Gam.es +1£.ALTH PACKAGE: +1£.R£ £,MPl.O'1'St< MA~lt:S NJC \\ '&.D' 111- ).."1."22 NJ[, By ERIC TALMADGE Underintense pressure, Lee said Sports detente wasn't in the their demand for participants to 341 medals, including 183 gold, -n-lAi 'Sl-W-D AffiAL 10 OfITK5 A\,~t€ RNJGE Cf if YCO (AU.IJYJJ WE: ACROSS 41 Small child Answer to Previous Puzzle he would stay home. China has works, however. 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TODAY'S HI ItTIIIl:\'I: S: ,I,d'l] ,(,OI!AY'S Ql:OTE: "\\'1' shall II'" , ,--, ..----,-..,~----.- '-.---~~------..---J 234-100112. League may turn to other players By RONALD BLUM for the worst and hope for the sions. Players' union head Donald this so far, you have to assume the going to implement their (salary­ best." Fehr said he isn't trying to figure worst," agent Tom Reich said. cap) proposal,' he said. "They NEW YORK (AP) - By next Two management officials, out management's intentions yet. ",we're in an all-out war. If you may just go along and tell every­ spring, the Americanand National speaking on the condition ofano- Baseball's fate has been uncer­ look at their strategy up until now, body they have no money left. It leagues could resemble glorified nymity, say owners are contem- tain since team owners decided it would follow that they'll use certainly would be a very ugly minor leagues. Teams are slash- plating starting spring training this month to cancel the remain: whatever tactics they think they brand of baseball." ingstaffs and officials are talking nextyearwith any available play- der of the season after a monthlong can get away with in dealing with At least 12teams have cut staff about using any players who showers, including major leaguers who players strike. The players were the public to intimidate majot and three more are cutting sala­ up. break ranks, minor leaguers will- protesting the owners' decision league players about their,jobs." ries. Even Selig admits there's a . "You have to prepare now for ing to suit up and players from to impose a limit on players' sala­ Agent Dick Moss, who is at­ chance baseball will be a smaller the unknown, and I don't think Latin America and possibly Ja- ries. tempting to start a new league industry when the battle ends. anybody knows how long its go- pan. The decision means the World next season, also thinks owners "There's alot of economic dam­ ing to be," said Bud Selig, acting Selig, speaking by telephone Series won't be played for the will attempt to open camps. age being done, and some clubs commissioner of U.S. Major Tuesday from Milwaukee, said it fjrst time in 89 years, "I think that's probably the plan. are going to come back in a very League Baseball. "You prepare was too early to make those deci- "If you look at the pattern of I'm nat even convinced they're streamlined fashion," he said. r= ' " ' ~ " """;" = " :' :;':c,,,: c,, ,, : = , ,,:: ~ :,::,,",:,-,::, ,, , ;:, ;,-:, ::: ", ,,,, ,, , " ; -: ;:" ' :::r : .::..c~.~~=~--.,=~t::=~=~=~.....--==-~~~~~ I Dart'le~gtlest~dillg§ tH;ouse where tennis star player Ii "::-,.- .,;,,:,.,":.,... •~~Di~::nStandinrs/i ..' .WiniLoss .. k~t.>······ I~I died had no occupancy permit II, ·'~~e:~~?it::~lT~~~~C~e~~he"~~ .. ··.~>~~~~i !~l t~~ ::f.J,:,.. I By PAT MILTON carbon monoxide gas that circu- said. 1.. ~~~~~:~t~~~otDOgs"< ·~~~l....~~.~~i\ I, lated into the cottage bedroom Inspectors are waning to I ...... •..••• fi SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. killing Gerulaitis, 40, once one of further inspect the cottage to SBudweiser "Low Lifes" 3465 ;343 Ii permit for the bungalow. "It was not allowed to be used Roman Catholic Church in ·Tons: Richard Jones-lOhJ~3;ChuckJQrden-l OO~Larryw'ells~>' i .JonFoster:th~Southampton for cooking, heating or sleeping," Oyster Bay, near where ~ 118,135;RayBeitran~115 . .. Ir\ VIllage Building Inspector, he said. Gerulaitis owned a home. lj HatTricks:RayBeltrarj' '. ••.... . '. . .•...... •...... • ...... •.•. '" .!> }~ Bone'~-i Ii saidWednesdayaninspection In 1991, in an advertisementto Gerulaitis, ranked at one .··2·····CenturyTravel...... <....y..& Insurance---9,Mom'sRound 2 "Badtothe '.' . If) was required for the applica- sell the estate, owner Martin time as high as No.3 in the ~ ~ Ifii tion permit, and an inspector Raynes said his propertyincluded world, was one of the most Cricket High HPR: ·.No.·stats.·avaHabl~· ••••• ·.·•.·••• ·.< •• <••.·•••.·.i ...•...... ~ \V •.....•.•·.·•.••.•••ii .. i ..•..• i:l mighthavediscoveredaprob-' a guest house. After seeing the popular players in tennis. 301 High PPD: No stats·av.ailable. ....•.•.•...•.•• ·.·.>i .••••.•...•.•...... « i;' i lem in the heating systems. ad, village officials contacted Pete Sampras, in Goteborg ~l Tons: Bong Mendoza-180,J40; OliverArgueHes~126;D.Reyes. \!;! Investigators suspect a mal- Raynes, a real estate developer, for United States-Sweden /i 100;Sarn Clack-I08; Dernio Corvera-I00.]20; Dante Flaviano-. L:\ function in one of the heating and told him to obtain an occu- Davis Cup semifinal this [1 139 . . .. :iiI systems used t? heat the pool pancy certificateifhe planned to weekend, told the Swedish il] Note: Bong had an 8 dartout and Demiohad a 10 dart out,' I\!: was the sour~: of the lethal let anyone sleep there, Foster newspaper Dagens Nyheter: IfI Oscar Meyer "Hot Dogs"-8, Surf'N Turf,;A Team"-3 .~.::=~= . '·":O"'"'COC=::CC:'::'::"'':'':'::''-CC'',:.:::::,."ec_-,- •...',: ·c.,ce :_, _ _., , - -:C"_"'- •• 'c '-':·,"':.:: ,,"::,-.. _- -•• - n ., . ..J .Cricket High HPR: BrianHon-3.2

I 301 High PPD: F. Soriano-23.2 ....•...... •...... •...... Tons: Bernie Kllelcman-I'B; F. Soriano~H7 Rafter seals victory for Australia Hat Tricks: 'Eddie Peter '. . CHRISTCHURCH, New MarkWoodforde defeated rookie thetic Supreme court at the King Zealand (AP) • Patrick Rafter James Greenhalgh 3-6, 6-1, 6-2 in Edward Barracks Arena. "B" Division Standings scored an impressivestraight-sets a match reduced to the best of He also returned serve well and Team Name Win Loss . victory over Brett Steven Sunday three sets. Woodforde won for his error-free play afforded Steven 1 Team Steinlager 65 45 as Australia maintained its record only the third time in 10 Davis few opportunities. 2 Hot 98 "Roots, Rock & Reggae" 64 46 of never having been relegated Cup singles matches. The New Zealander injured his 3 Rudolpho's "Rudarto's' 62 4& from the World Group of theDa vis Rafter, a 21-year-old ranked 24 thigh during the second set and 4 Surf 'N Turf 57 53 Cup. in the world, outplayed the more his movement was restricted, but 5 Mom's Round Two "Dart Bitches" 45 65 Rafter powered to a 7-5,6-4,6­ experienced Steven, who had to Rafter already had established 6 XXXX Beer"Teamin'fraining" 37 13 1 win over the New Zealand No. win to keep New Zealand's hopes control by that time. Match Results: Sept. 22,1994 1 to give Australia an unbeatable alive. Todd Woodbridge and Hot 98 "Roots, Rock & Reggae,,-8; Surf 'NTurf-3 lead. Rafter was relaxed and calm on Woodforde took just 85 minutes Cricket High HPR: LarryPassi~L9. Australia then sealed its 4-1 court and served consistently well, to score a 6-3,6-4,6-1 win over 301 High PPD:Larry'Pa~i~15.1 qualifying round victory when unleashing 12 aces on the syn- Steven and Kelly Evernden in Tons: Larry Passi-l00; TonyArriola-103 Saturday's singles after the Mom's "Dart Bitches"-8, XXXX Beer"TIT'!-3 teams were locked I-I after Cricket High HPR: No stars available Friday's opening two singles. 301 High PPD: No statsavailable Vicario wins singles Australia now has won all 10 Tons: No stats available . of its Davis Cup meetings with Rudolpho's "Rudarto's" -8, Steinlager Beer-3 New Zealand stretching back Cricket High HPR: Scott 'Ihompson-z.a title, beating Fraizier to 1935. It needed this win to 301 High PPD: Paul Baron-i3.1 TOKYO (AP). ArantxaSanchez Vicario broke the first, third maintain its record of never Tons: Glen Mercado-125; Scott Tbompson~115 . '. ;"~ ".:...." .. Vicario Sunday trounced Ameri­ and seventh games while sev­ having been relegated from the can Amy Frazier 6-1,6-2 to win enth-seeded American Frazier elite 16-team World Group the singles title of the Nichirei broke back the second game on since the current format was Internati-onal Ladies Tennis the hard court of Ariake Colos­ adopted in 1981. Championships. seum, Australia has won the Davis Top-seeded Sanchez Vicario Sanchez Vicario, this Cup 26 times - a record that is of Spain, broke the fourth and season's U.S. and French Open second only to the United States sixth games in the first set. champion, received $80.000 - while New Zealand never has In the second set, Sanchez and Frazier earned $36,000. won the trophy.

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