S M arian as a rie ty ( ^ V i 6 w § Micronesia’s Leading Newspaper Since 1972 Vol. 21 No. 192 Tuesday ■ December 15, 1992 Saipan, MP 96950 ©1992 Marianas Variety Serving CNMI for 20 Years 25' M ore w orker rights sought

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REPRESENTATIVE George planning and budgeting and CNMI. Miller said last week the proposed repressentatives of the Hotel As­ He said the CNMI should also Maids, fanners Wage and Salary Review Board sociation of the Northern Mariana increase local employment in the to get portion should include a representative Islands, CNMI Contractors’ As­ garment industry, which enjoys from the labor sector. sociation, Commonwealth Gar­ duty-free treatment in the US promises of new wage “Given the tremendous impact ment Textile Industry Associa­ market. “Unless concrete steps wage and salary have on workers, tion, a member at-large selected arc taken toemploy local laborers quick action LIVE-IN maids, fanners and. the Wage and Salary Review by the governor from the private in manufacturing, the CNMI ACTING Speaker Diego T. fishermen, mostly foreigners Board, if instituted in the CNMI, sector and a member from each should expect to spend time de­ Benavente promised yesterday at the bottom of the pay scale, should be composed of working senatorial district to be selected fending General Note 3(a),” to act quickly on the proposal will continue to receive a frac­ people, as well as government, by mayors. Miller said. to increase the minimum wage. tion of the minimum hourly business and other community Miller said employers, in the Following M iller’s letter “There has, already been wage when the mandatory pay interests,” Miller said in a Dec. 9 CNMI must also provide work­ Guerrero pressed for an increase plenty of discussion about the rate is raised next year. letter to Governor Lorenzo I. ers’ compensation or equivalent in the minimum wage and other increase in minimum wage,” The draft legislation sent by Guerrero. insurance to all workers, as well labor reforms Friday to remove he said in an interview. “More Governor Lorenzo I. Guerrero “Without representation on the as other benefits. “At a minimum, the threat from US Congress on or less, it wouldnot take a long to the Legislature Friday pro­ board, workers will have few op­ the CNMI should adopt regula­ the Commonwealth’s self-gov­ time before this measure be­ vides, for a 30-cent increase in portunities to affect board deci­ tions which guarantees certain H2 ernment. comes law.” theminimumhourly wagefrom sions,” added Miller, who was re­ (a) benefits, such as housing, “Congress may entertain laws He said the draft legislation 1993 to 1999. Thus, the mini­ elected last week as chairman of workers compensation and trans­ to strip us of local control over received from Governor mum wage, now at $2.15 -per the House Committee on Interior portation to and from the CNMI, key elements of our economy,”he Lorenzo I. Guerrero might be hour, will rise to $2.45 next and Insular Affairs (renamed in addition to wage or salary,” he said in a letter to Senate President introduced by any member of year. By 1999, the minimum Committee on Natural Resources). said. Juan S. Demapan and Speaker the House when it meets for a pay will be $4.25, the current The board, as proposed through Miller said he considered the Thomas P. Villagomez. session. basic pay in the mainland. a draft legisl ation sent by Guerrero draft legislation on the local mini­ “It is likewise clear that we must The bill, upon introduction, Live-in maids, fishermen, to the Legislature, is to be com­ mum wage as a “good first step in take concrete steps for labor re­ would be assigned to the ways farmers and other workers will posed of the directors of finance a series of many that will need to form if we expect Chairman and means and commerce and receive only a part of this in­ and commerce and labor, the be taken to comprehensively ad­ (George) Miller to be out advo- continued on page 2 governor’s special assistant for dress labor problems...” in the continued on page 2 continued on page 2 Nikko Hotel Rankin recovers galleon treasure suit remanded By Gay nor Dumat-ol Rankin, a Saipan-based artist who In a separate interview after Rankin started the search for to local court was allowed by government to Fleming made the confirmation, the remains of the sunken Manila A TREASURE hunt in waters off recover remains of the galleon Rankin said what he found were galleon more titan a year ago. The THE US District Court has sent Agingan Point has resulted in the Nuestra Señora dela Concepcion, “bits and pieces of gold and sil­ exact date or dates when the back to the Superior Court the recent recovery of artifacts and made the find. ver, Chinese porcelain and items sunken treasure were found were Article 12 suit against the current other valuable items believed part “I’m confirming to you that he made of copper and brass.” not immcdiately'available. owner of a land where Hotel Nikko of the cargo of a galleon which (Rankin) found a number of things The entire find, Rankin said Rankin would soon present the stands. sank in the vicinity in 1638, this from the Concepcion Galleon. could be worth about $20,000. find during a meeting of the His­ Judge Alex Munson said in a was learned yesterday. There’s no secret about it,” Rankin said the recovered toric Preservation board. Dec. 7 decision that the land dis­ Historic Preservation Officer Fleming said in a telephone inter­ sunken treasures were placed in Details of the Lite sharing agrce- pute has no federal question in­ Michael A. Fleming said Douglas view. a bank safe deposit box. continued on page 2 volved. Ip 2 -m a r ia n a s v a r ie t y NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-DECEMBER 15,1992 More... TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 Demapan probes runway problem continued from page 1 V illagom ez cites cate,” Guerrero added. Hotel group urges Miller was reelected last week as chairman of the House Com­ need for new tax mittee on Interior and Insular SPEAKER Thomas P. Villagomez he said. Affairs, renamed Committee on closure of dum p cited the need Friday to impose a Natural Resources. He has been Guerrero earlier told a Saipan tax on any new development project Chamber of Commerce meeting one of the strongest critics of the SAIPAN’S 15 major hotels urged disturbing and sometimes uncom­ United Micronesia Develop­ in the Northern Marianas to finance that he would propose an impact CNMI’s labor and garment in­ Governor Lorenzo I. Guerrero fortable,” Yoshida, is also general ment Association (UMDA), infrastructure improvement. dustry policies. (NL) fee on construction projects in­ Friday to close the Puerto Rico manager of Hotel Nikko Saipan, which is planning to develop a In an interview, Villagomez said stead of a developer’s tax. _ dump as soon as possible. said. golf course and resort hotel in the tax could be in the form of a Under his proposal, revenue In a letter to Guerrero, Toshimi He said the hotels and the Marpi, has offered to build a developer’s tax as sproposed under M a i d . . . from the impact fee could not be Yoshida, president of the Hotel Marianas Visitors Bureau have House Bill 8-14 or an impact fee as sanitary landfill and operate it used except for infrastructure af­ Association of the Northern worked hard to promote Saipan as continued from page 1 proposed by Rep. Pedro R. for 12 years within its project fected by the project. He also pro­ Mariana Islands (HANMI), s?id a clean and safe visitor destination, site, come adjustment. The Still un­ Guerrero. posed a progressive payment of “the Puerto Rico dump is a. con­ “the beautiful environment of the Development of a new waste numbered bill authorized the di­ “We need to act on a developer’s the fee so as not to hurt the cash tinuing health hazard and eye sore island continues to be the main disposal site would enable the rector of commerce and labor to infrastructure tax bill one way or flow of developers. for the1 people of the Common­ feature that attracts tourists to government to close Puerto Rico set a special minimum wage for another,” he said. The House Committee on wealth.” Saipan, a feature we must take the dump, which is near the Garapan By Rafael H. Arroyo tincntal people are conrect about these workers which must not be The executive branch earlier Commerce and Tourism, how­ “For our tourists, the smoke and utmost care to protect,” Yoshida tourist district and Saipan’s their concern. I have gone over the less than 40 percent or more than projected additional revenue of fumes drifting over Garapan are said. commercial port. (NL) SENATE President Juan S. U.S. Navy reports and I believe the 60 percent of the minimum wage $500,000 for fiscal year 1993 from ever, said restricting the use of the Demapan yesterday asked the workmanship and quality assur­ set by law. the proposed 7 percent developer’s fee in areas which already have Commonwealth Ports Authority ance may be the sources of the Based on this range, live-in tax. adequate infrastructure wouldnot (CPA) to explain the unsafe condi­ problem,” Demapan said. maids, fishermen and farmers may “Right now, I’d like to see it be feasible. (RHA). tion of the airport runway in Rota Meanwhile, the suspension of receive SI56 to S235 a month passed. Considering the which led to the cancellation of flights to Rota started to hurt the starting 1993, basically the same government’s diminishing re­ Continental flights to the island. transport of essential commodities income they make at present. sources, we need to find new In a letter to CPA Executive direc­ into the island and may result to Other workers excluded from sources of revenue to enhance our tor RomanTudela, Demapan asked higher prices of basic goods. the minimum wage are the fol­ infrastructure,” Villagomez said. for information on the recent resur­ Rota’s tourism industry is also lowing: The developer’s tax, amounting facing work done on the runway, expected to be affected by suspen­ *. Any person employed in a to 7 percent of the project’s cost, including the names of the design sion of Continental flights. bona fide executive, administra­ represents the amount needed to SERVICE CLINIC engineers, the general contractor, “It is especially bad considering tive or professional capacity, or build roads or expand utility ser­ FORD AND NISSAN CARS quality control managers, when the the time of year it happened - the in the capacity of arroutside sales­ vices to cope with the added de­ FREE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY project was doneandforhowmuch. Christmas holidays - when inter­ man or an outside collector; mand causal by a project. „ 61 point check vehicle CALL: 234-5562 Dec 14th “I am extremely disturbed about island travel is at its peak,” * Any person employed by his Collections from the developer’s small problems caught Through the recent decision by Continental Demapan said. son, daughter, spouse or parents; tax will go to the general fund and before they become * < > · 26th to suspend operations into Rota He said what is bad for Rota is * Seamen; would be appropriated as needed big problems due to safety problems with the bad for the whole Commonwealth. * Drivers of for-hire passenger by the senatorial district where the OIL AND FILTER airport runway,” Demapan said. “If this suspension were to occur vehicles; private sector project is located. CHANGE ON FORD Come Join Us A t “The airport is our lifeline and one on Saipan by other major airlines, * Golf caddies; The Senate Committee on Re­ AND NISSAN CARS mistake can be very costly and in one thing is certain: Saipan and the * Students employed by a pri­ sources and Development, which UP TO 5 QTS. OIL fact can bring catastrophic conse­ rest of the Commonwealth will be vate or public school where they is reviewing HB 8-14, is looking at ROPPONGI quences.” in a state of emergency and maybe are enrolled; a lower tax uate. Committee Continental officials decided to in acrisis. I do not need toelaborate * Students on summer jobs; Chairman EdwardU. Maratita said N IG H T C L U B indefinitely suspend service to the further on the possible conse­ * Babysitters working on part- the tax rate might be reduced to 2 or CALLER BOX AAA 895, MP 96950 · TEL. (670) 233-7070 .· FAX: (670) 233-7071 island citing US Navy reports that quences this may bring but this is time basis. (NL) 3 percenL the runway may be unsafe espe­ not acceptable to occur in any of Villagomez said the developer’s cially during rainy weather. our islands in the Commonwealth,” tax would replace the “voluntary ■ълтргззг*-' * '.“ygy-:.*· The CPA undertook the resur­ Demapan told Tudela. Nikko... contributions” by proponents of Free Gifts While They Last facing and grooving of the runway According to Demapan, this continued from page 1 hotel and other projects. To Clinic Customers late last year. The work was done in concern about the slippery runway 2 0 % OFF ON MOST PART TO SERVICE CUSTOMERS the Article 12 proceedings. “This tax will take away the un­ accordance with Federal Aviation was brought to the attention of port In July, the US Trustee Office certainty being experienced by S t JOETEN MOTOR COMPANY INC. Administration standards. officials in the past and should have asked the District Coun to dismiss developers as to how much they ifeiAUTOM OBILE SALES, PARTS & SERVICE Ш Ш 2 В ‘First on Saipan" Earlier this year, Continental been remedied earlier. the bankruptcy case filed by B lanco are required to put up. So in the end SU— RO. BOX 680, SAIPAN MP 96950 aired its concern after its piloLs CPA officials were contacted for it also benefits the developer,” he TEL. 2Э4/5562/5563/5564/5565/5567/556В It ‘г timм U expmet Vcndc because, according to Guam- ______Business Hours: Monday to Saturday 8:OOam ra 5:00pm murrt frvm a car." found the surface too slippery, comment but withheld any state­ based Trustee Attorney Gail B. Gei­ said. prompting an FAA inspection. ments, as they were preparing a ger, the bankruptcy declaration was Tim Bruce, special legal counsel “I don’t know, but maybe, Con- response to Dcmapan’s inquiry. intended toevadc the Article 12 suit to the governor, said the developer’s filed by the original owners of the tax “takes away the unpredictability property. of the present setup.” Be part of Roppongi s Membership Club A c t i o n . . . Geiger said Blanco Vende was “Right now, there are plenty of far from broke because it had, for points hemay be hit. There’s CUC, E have agreed to expedite the re­ example, assets in excess of liabili­ and get benefits! continued from page 1 DPW. The beauty of the view of the wage proposal. ties. tourism committees for a joint developer’s tax concept is that “In fact, we have started re­ Munson, however, denied the review. The chairmen of the two you can be hit, but these will be ROPPONGI NIGHT CLUB & viewing its provisions,” they said. motion asking the court to dismiss RESTAURANT (2nd Fir.) committees — Reps. Jesus T. credited to the 7 percent flat rate. ROPPONGI, (RHA) the bankruptcy case. POONS . I r Attao and FranciscoCamacho — The developer knows his limit,” The Fun PlaceTo Be! Rest a u r a n t i · On March 26 this year, Tercsita Camacho Dela Cruz and Estefania 8 PM - 2 AM Daily , :rnoASTRoa¿ Camacho Chong, original owners WE’RE ALWAYS BUSY \ 1 GASOLINE STATION Rankin. ___ continued from page 1 of the land, sued Hotel Nikko Saipan to conduct salvage operations Inc., Blanco' Vende, businessman BAKING BREAD. HOLIDAY CLOTHING Our broads baked Iresh uvery low hours In tact, mem between Rankin and the about 500 meters off Agingan Riichi'Yamamoto and three others, all our ingrod«nts nro hush — from coW cuts to tree turns Whichever Subw.iy sub you clxxiso. government as specified in the Point and Puntan Obyan. claiming that Blanco Vende was wo mako ft Irosh — inside and out contract were also not immedi­ Donald Nixon, representative used as a dummy when it acquired & MORE 2 0 % O F F ately known. of AIMS, said the institute’s re­ the parcel of land in San Roque. •SUBUUfiV ¿Mañanas GVariety' Fleming said Rankin was “ex­ search indicated the Concepcion Theodore Mitchell, counsel for DECEMBER 4TH - DECEMBER 13TH ONLY Serving the Commonwealth for 20 years pected to conform” to the agree­ galleoihwas carrying chests of the Article 12 claimants, earlier said ment specified in the contract.' the money used to buy the land from Published Monday to Friday By Younls Art Studio, Inc. golcj jewelry and SI,500 cases of CHALAN KANOA Rankin was also expected to gold bullion when it sank in wa­ Cruz and Chong came from Japan SAIPAN ·. Publishers: Airlines Development Co. which (670) 235-7051 Abed aid Paz Younis document the find and list the ters off Agingan Point. FAX (670) 235-7052 also owns Nikko. artifacts in catalogue form. In 1988, a search undertaken JAL development Co. is not of Nick Legaspi...... Editor M em ber of Three months ago, the Arizona- by Pacific Sea Reserves resulted Rafael H. Arroyo...... Reporter Northern Marianas descent. CLOTHES » TOYS » SHOES based American Institute of Ma­ into the recovery of a portion of Ma. Gaynor L. Dumat-ol... Reporter The Article 12oftheCNMlConstitu- rine Science (AIMS) was also Associated Press Concepcion’s treasure near tion restricts ownership of land to reported to have applied for a STORE HOURS: L O L L I p O P s Agingan amounting to about 55 persons or corporations of Northern government permit to dive for MON-SAT 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. P.O. Box 231, Saipan MP 96950-0231 million. Marianas descent. (S 1992, Marianas Variety the treasures of the Concepcion. SUNDAY 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Tel. (670) 234-6341/7578/9797 All Rights Reserved The government received a Blanco Vcndc leased the three- Fax:(670)234-9271 AIMS wrote to Lt. Gov. Ben­ share of SI million and historical hectare property to Nikko for $4.3 jamin T.Manglonaof its intention artifacts. million in February 1988. (GLD) TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIHWS-5 4-MARIANAS v a r ie t y NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-DECEMBER 15, 1992 Northwest plane catches Complaint filed H s i p p j , fire, returns to Manila M uslim renegades against father MANILA, Philippines (AP) - A Northwest Airlines jet bound for Tokyo with about 350passengers and crew returned safely to Manila, ISfi FfiVOR STORE on Monday after fire broke out in one of its four engines, airport m assacre 40 in R P (GIFT U PARTY FAVORS) officials said. w ho left 2 kids Tel: 234-5751/52 There were no injuries aboard Northwest Flight 6, which left ZAMBOANGA, Philippines of Alto Gulod, about 80 kilometers villagers’ homes. A villager, A COMPLAINT of child neglect Also over the weekend, a ih’an Ninoy Aquino International Airport at 9:30 a.m. Nine minutes lateT, (AP) - Suspected Muslim ren­ (50 miles) north of here. Charlito Mamintas, 23, said that was filed against a man who al­ was slashed in the chest down·’to Come and see our practical and decorative “One-of-a-Kind” Christmas the pilot radioed that he was returning because of an engine fire. egades massacred about 40 people Morgan Magtuba, 56, one of the after dinner, the gunmen announced legedly left his two young sons the stomach area with a kitchen gift baskets. People on your sift list will appreciate and enjoy receiving There was no explanation for the fire, which occurred in the in three remote villages in the survivors, said the gunmen herded they were collecting 300 pesos (S unattended in the Mount knife. our special gift sets. number three engine of the Boeing 747. southern Philippines, the military' villagers into an open field and told 12) from each family. Tapochau area Saturday after­ The victim, Juan P. Ilo, suffered Excellent for: »X ■/ ▼ ■ and survivors said Monday. them they would be issued identi­ “We told them it we were having noon. a superficial wound allegedly in­ - office exchange gifts Survivors said the gunmen were fication certificates. difficulty raising 200 pesos, what The children, aged 11 and seven flicted by a certain Juan L. Norita. - for clients and special customers renegades from a Muslim rebel When the villagers complained more 300,” Mamintas said.“ Then years, were left in a vehicle by the The incident took place in - Dusiness associates group that had been extorting about extortion, the gunmen sepa­ they got mad. They herded us out father whose name was not indi­ Chalan Kanoa District 4. - special friends and relatives money from them for about a year. rated the men from the women, o f the house and three of them fired cated in the police report. A man who planted two mari­ - loved ones ANNOUNCEMENT Five wounded survivors were taken opened fire and then burned the at us. The others were busy carting The father was quoted as telling juana seedlings in the back of his to a hospital in this city about 896 homes, Magtuba said. The women off rice, chickens, kettles, com and to his sons he was going some­ house was arrested by thepolicc. We accept items for sift wrappings in: The Mariana Islands Housing Authority (MIHA), its kilometers (560 miles) south of' and surviving men fled into a whatever they could find.” where and would be back in a few An Australian visitor lost 3,000 - baskets minutes but failed to do so. Australian dollars to a thief who Board of Directors, Executive Directors and staff, in Manila. cornfield. Mamintas, who was wounded - balloons Officials said the killings began After burning bodies of the vic­ in the left foot, said his father was A woman who saw the two boys broke into the vehicle he was us­ conjunction with the Governor’s Office, announces a - Christmas bags about4p.m. Saturday, when about tims, the gunmen went to thenearby killed but he managed to escape reported the incident to the police. ing while in the Grotto area. -boxes very significant event and a milestone for all of the 30 armed men entered the village village of Lunot, where they ate in into a field. The police did not indicate if The thief also fled with his residents of the CNMI with respect to housing the father had showe’d up since business cards and other personal HALLMARKS - cards.' Picrures frames, puzzles, potpourri, candles, bags, assistance and related services. the alleged child neglect incident. items. (GLD) and many more! I If!! I BALLOONS - Deck your party with red. green and white balloons HI Representatives of the news media (electronic and We accept special order for printing or festive center Piece. print) are invited to cover the official signing of the Earthquake death LOCATION: Island Commercial Center fGreen Building.) 2nd Floor, Gualo Loan Purchase Agrepment.between MIHA and the Rai, Middle Road by Shell Gas Station Guam Savings & Loan Association. The agreement broadens the scope of MIHA’S objectives in providing toll rise s to 1,232 HOURS: 10:00 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. the residents of the CNMI increased opportunities of JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) ■ feet) and swept as far as300meters residing in safer, quality-built homes. Rescuers dug through devastated (1,000 feet) inland, he said. villages searching for survivors Nai said bad communications still were hampering the task of The event will be held on December 17,1992 at and victims Sunday as the death toll from a powerful earthquake gathering information from some 10 a.m. at the MIHA’s Central Office in Garapan. reached 1,232, the government parts of the island, which is about said. 1,600 kilometers (1,000 miles) For more information, contact About l,120of the deaths from east of Jakarta. John M. Sablan, Executive Director, Saturday’s quake occurred in die The earthquake measured a EMPLOYMENT at 234-6866/9447/7670/7689. town of Maumere on the remote preliminary 6.8 on the Richter М С О О Ш 1 1 № 12/115 ( 3479) eastern Indonesian island of scale, according to Indonesian JACKIE Figueroa (left) and Miss CNMI Universe '92 ImeldaAntonio during the Fashion Preview '93 held recently Flores, the governor’s office of officials. The US Geological Saipan* OPPORTUNITIES at Hyatt’s Gilligan's. East Nusa Tenggara province Survey in Menlo Park, Calif., said. measured it at 7.5 on the Richter Hundreds of other people were scale. OUR NEW M CDONALD'S IN SAIPAN IS injured in thequake, officials said. A quake of that strength is ca­ LOOKING FOR HIGHLY MOTIVATED Many people, drowned or were pable of causing extensive dam­ swept away -when large ocean age. PEOPLE TO JOIN THE N O . 1 FASTFOOD waves triggered by theearthquake Gov. Hendrik Fernandez vis­ inundated coastal areas. ited Maumere Suhday and was RESTAURANT. Hendrik Nai, a spokesman for shocked to see the devastation, the rescue team, said about 80 spokesman J. Gadidjou said. percent of the buildings in “All our development efforts Maumere were destroyed. Whole for the last 25 years have disap­ WE NEED YOUR SMILE. villages in coastal areas were peared in just one day,” Gadidjou wiped out by the seismic waves, quoted the governor as saying. he said. Aftershocks around every five W E HAVE FIFTEEN (15) The waves, called tsunami, minutes hampered rescue work Wfcrc as high as 25 meters (80 until midnight Saturday, Nai said. AVAILABLE PO SITIO NS.

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PSS to introduce HOUSING AND new program in ’93 TRANSPORTATION WILL BE PROVIDED WHILE UNDERGOING ONE (1) M ONTH THE PUBLIC School System will seling services, Torres said. introduce a new program in Janu­ He urged the honor students to TRAINING IN GUAM . ary involving the establishment of join in the new program by utiliz­ Soy Bean Heinz 50 Grains . tutorial, mentoring, enrichment and ing the peer-to-peer approach to counseling services, Public School learning. Vegetable Oil Tomato ketchup White Vinegar System Commissioner William S. “Your energy, creativity and FREE UNIFORM . 1 gallon 14 oz. 1 gallon Torres said yesterday. enthusiasm are respectfully sought. In a speech before members of Your participation can real ly make $ 1 . 0 0 /bottle $4.50 each Canned Kosher $2.50 /each the Marianas High School Honor a difference especially to students 50% OFF O N EMPLOYEE MEALS. Pork and Beans Dill Pickle Spears Society, Torres said the services Hawaiian Sun who may feel a part from, rather Hawaiian Sun will be provided after class hours than a pan of, a school simply $3.79 /#10.can $5.75 /Gallon.. Fruit Drinks and during Saturdays. because they are experiencing dif­ Tropical Iced Tea The new educational initiative, IF YO U G O T W HAT IT TAKES, " one, qood pvMt. Т>ес€*к6еъ 1J-J7, J992 46 oz. can ficulty in mastering subjects,” $9.25 /case Torres said, will be known as Fam­ Torres said. οί cuÂiie. wfifiUb.i loot! ! ! $1.50 ily Resource/Youth Learning Cen­ The program is designed to en­ PLEASE CALL TESS AT ters. able students needing assistance to /can;(qna|.l Jlavors) TEL. N O . 234-7362 EXT. 22 U.S. FRESH PRODUCE AND FRESH FROZEN ITEMS Members of Parents-Teachers get the extra academic assistance Green Cabbage $ 0.55/lb. Whl. Milkfish 600/800 gms. $2.15/lb. Associations, teachers, and mem­ through· cooperative learning and Watermelon (Seedless) $ 0.59/lb. Bar S Bacon 1# package $ 1 ,85/pk. bers of the community can volun­ personalized instruction, as well as Yellow Aslan Pears WE ARE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER $ 1.25/lb. Bar S Biggies 1 # package $ 1.85/pk. teer in providing tutorials, personal and socio-emotional Cello Potatoes 5# bag $2.18 Chicken Wing In Trays (.0 .85/lb. mentoring, enrichment and coun- support. Large Eggs $ 1.55/ dzn. Peeled Shrimps 41/40 4# $ 20.50/pk. 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-DECEMBER 15,1992 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-7 CRM receives more Reyes hits Castro quarry applications for releasing young THE COASTAL Resources Man­ quarry projects in Saipan which agement Office has received two have yet to start operations. inm ates at Kagman applications for quarry projects and An application filed by Daniel E. another to expand an existing Aquino toopen aquarry in Kagman REPRESENTATIVE Pete P. misdeeds?” Reyes asked. “It is quarry, CRM records show,. adjacent to the existing Kagman Reyes yesterday criticized Supe­ the people and the general public Sablan Rock Quarry, through Quarry on the eastern side of the rior Court Judge Alex C. Castro who are left worried by such a B.P. Reyes and Associates, is seek­ main coral road leading to the old for ordering the release of five decision.” ing CRM permit to expand its airstrip in Kagman was approved juvenile inmates. He said the inmates should be quarry in lower Capitol Hill by 1.5 Dec. 30,1991. In an interview, Reyes said the made responsible for keeping the hectares. Aquino’s project involves move to release the five young­ center clean, with the help of the The proposals for new quarries manufacturing o f fine aggregates sters was “uncalled for, irrespon­ government. TRACTORS crawl on the quarry site in San Vicente. were submitted by Luis C. and crushing operations at an esti­ sible and unjust.” “They should be made to tidy up the place as part of their pun­ Benavente and Jack Guerrero. mated cost of 51.52 million. “This does not make sense to Luis C. Benavente proposed to The project will occupy 4.9 me. Just because the detention ishment and as part of the manufacture fine aggregates and hectares of public land. center is dirty, he let those juve­ government’s rehabilitation pro­ conduct crushing operation in a An application to quarry in the nile offenders out. This, for me is gram for them. Perhaps the best site across the Botanical Garden in Dandan Village near the airport a very irresponsible act by the thing to do is to find a temporary GOVERNOR Lorenzo I. Guerrero presents to Roy N. Morioka, vice president and general manager of Papago. has also been approved. judge,” he said. shelter and let the government do its job in renovating the center. Mlcroneslan Telecommunications Corp. a municipal council resolution from Saipan and the Northern Islands His project, covering 2.5 hect­ Joaquin B. Flores plans to use an “I am so frustrated with this for MFC's support to Marianas High School. Witnessing the presentation are (from left): Saipan Mayor Jesus ares of private land, was estimated unsurveyed public land. He would negligent action in as much as it To release them is really a foolish S. Deleon Guerrero, Council Vice Chairman Frank Q. Deleon Guerrero, Council Chairrnkn David L. Igitol, MHS to cost 5500,000. spend an estimated 530,000 for the undermines the safety of law- thing to do," he said. Principal Doris Thompson, Council Secretary Pete Nakatsukasa and Council Chief Administrator Ben T. Attao. The application was submitted project CRM approved in Sep­ abiding citizens by making them August 1991 and is still under re­ tember, 1991. vulnerable to possibly more view. The two proposed quarries and criminal activities. He just may Guerrero, on the other hand, the two approved projects which have made the community un­ proposed to conduct quarrying in still have to operate would bring safe,” Reyes said, who chairs the public land. Saipan’s quarries to 10. Committee on Judiciary and Guerrero’s project would cost .The five existing quarries are Governmental Operations. S150,000 but the location and size operated by Sablan Construction, Castro said the Kagman deten­ of the land needed was not indi­ Construction and Material Supply, tion center for juvenile offenders cated in a CRM summary of Black Micro, Marianas Trading was filthy, badly in need of repairs projects under review. Corp. and a member-company of and hadinadequate staff to provide In 1991, the CRM approved two the J.T. Sablan Group. (GLD) counselling to youngsters con­ f r o m o u r f a m i l y t o y o u r s . victed of or charged with various crimes. The center was found to have C C H , library host no running water, stinking toilets, This Holiday Season IT&E would like to thank you for leaking ceilings, faulty plumbing your patronage by bringing you closer to friends and loved fixtures and dirt and graffiti all ones. From now until December 24, 1992 we are offering C e r t i f i é poster exhibit over. The release of the juvenile de­ additional savings on our already low Hafa Aclai! long­ THE COMMONWEALTH Coun­ people of the New world by new cil for the Humanities (CCH) and the diseases and by war and the forcible tainees was sought by Public distance rates at all of our long-distance booth locations. Joeten-Kiyu Library are hosting a removal of at least 10 million people Defenders Dan De Rienzo and -A thlete’s poster display commemorating 500 from their African homes to serve as V.K. Swahney who said the con­ years ofEuropean contact with North plantation slaves in the Americans. dition of the Kagman facility lhe« ‘ Foot America. The posters tell the story of would only worsen the behavior This display, developed by the how five “seeds” — sugar, of the juvenile offenders. HAFA ADAI SHOPPING CENTER, GARAPAN Smithsonian Institution to coincide maize, disease, the horse and with the Columbus Quincentenary, the potatoe—brought about Reyes said that while he ap­ TEL:234-1236 tells the story of the discovery of the radical changes the world over. preciates the concern, there is still F e lis 1 Pasgua'Yan Si Yu'os Ma'ase! New World by the Old World. It is The “Seeds of Change” attempts the greater concern for the safety a story of the encounter of two to interpret these changes and the of the general public which may Call the Continental U.S. and Hawaii for as low as branches of humankind that had di­ true meaning of Columbus five be threatened by the release of the verged from each other over tens of hundred years after that fateful day inmates. per minute. thousands of years of culturaldevel- when the Admiral of the Ocean $.95 opment. Sea stepped ashore in the Bahamas “I won’t mind if those being Ш в чСоЪЪ% $ Ь в р This great saga includes stark and unwittingly changed the course released are first-time offenders. tragedy, the decimation of the hardy of world history. Some of these minors are dan­ M aligayang Pasfo at M aram ing Salam at Po! gerous, beyond the control of their parents. What if these youngsters Call the Philippines for as low as do something horrible, will the per minute. H O L ID A Y judge be responsible for their $1.45 Ф 27’ Racing Bike 10-Speed DON'T DELAY PLEN'J (FUL, CLASSIFIED ADS NEW Reg .-$=46835 visit us TO DAY! S E X Y an d MASON CD Now$ 1 4 3 . 9 5 ABUN •ANCIA, CARPENTER HEALTHY 26‘ Ml. Bike 10-Speed PLUMBER - High school grad., 2 yrs. л ш и а . ш л Reg 219.95 xperience. Salary $2.15 per hour, Call South Korea for as low as HOLIDAY к Now TROPlCfc L TARO ontact: ANTONIO L. TAISACAN dba INELINE CONSTRUCTION, P.O. 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PUBLIC NOTICE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND V1EWS-11 In the Superior Court of the Commonwealth ol the Northern Mariana Islands New president hosts PUBLIC NOTICE CIVIL ACTION NO. 92-1118 BANK OF HAWAII, Seeking a career? COMMONWEALTH ZONING BOARD Plaintitl, economic conference vs. MEETING RECO COMPANY, INC. By Martin Crutsinger elect A1 Gore will personally Mortgagor/Defendant The Zoning Board will hold its m onthly -and- moderate the nine hours of na­ m eeting on Thursday, December 17, 1992, at CARMEN C. SASAMOTO, LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - tionally televised discussions that Lessor/Defendant. The new a'dministration wel- will deal with everything from pic Fim a 12 noon, at the Zoning Board Office located in· To the above named defendants: RECO COM­ PANY, INC., CARMEN C. SASAMOTO fcomed ohj Stindhy hundreds of broad overviews of the domestic IS LOOKING FOR A Room 209, 2nd floor, Cabrera Center, Garapan. You are hereby summoned and notified to tile business executives, labor lead­ and international economy to anyansweryou wish tomake to the Complaint, The public is invited. a copy of which Is given you herewith, within ers and economists from all 50 strategies for cutting the federal twenty (20) days after service ot the Summons states to an economic conference'. deficit and providing better upon you, and to deliver or mail acopy of your Everyone from the head of training for American workers. FIELD COLLECTOR BENIGNO R. FITIAL answer to Law Office of Brian W. McMahon, attorney for Plaintiff, whose address Is Post Xerox to the owner of a South Clinton’s aides insisted that the Chairman Office Box 1267, Saipan, MP 96950, as soon Dakota flower shop is to get a as practicable after filingyouranswer orsend- economic conference, the name INSURANCE CLERK/TELLER ing it to the Clerk of Court for filing. chance at the conference to tell they chose over summit in order Your answer should be In writing andflled with President-elect Bill Clinton what to lower expectations, will not be the Clerk of this Court at the Civic Center, Saipan, MP 96950. It may be prepared foryou is wrong with the economy and a media grandstanding event but NEGOTIABLE SALARY. by your counsel and sent to the Clerk of this how to fix it. a workshop to develop ideas that HOUSE FOR R EN T Court by messenger or-mail. It is not neces- saiy foryourto appear personally until further The formal sessions for the two- Clinton can incorporate in craft­ .Г»,·'·.';·.Ut!*. FRINGE BENEFITS. 2 Bedroom/Furnished notice. day event don’t get under way ing the economic agenda for his If you fall to file an answer In accordance with until Monday, but Clinton was located at lower Navy Hill this Summons, judgment by default may be first 100 days in office. taken against you tor the relief demanded in scheduled to meet the participants However, invitations to the FOR MORE INFORMATION 3 Bedroom/Furnished the Complaint for get-acquainted discussions at By Order of the above Court- event turned into the hottest ticket CALL SHERYL SIZEMORE CAMACHO located at San Vicente Dated this 5th day of November, 1992. a reception Sunday night. in America and planners watched /s/Margaret Palacios Clinton and Vice President- the original guest list of 100 triple OR VISIT OUR OFFICE AT THE C o n t a c t : M argaret a t BEG-WR-1-A ^ Clerk of Court w T iw vi THE MS. Teen CNMI contestants (from left): Melesha Barcinas, Francella Mangar, Arlene Suda, to a total of 329. Marla Deia Cruz, Anita Ayuyu, Lynette Atogue, Elaine Santos, Marianne Concepcion and Selma PROFESSIONAL BUILDING, SAN JOSE. Those invited came from the Salas. Not in photo is Elaine Terlaje. ranks of America’s big labor unions and corporations, includ­ TELEPHONE 234-5706/8615 1 9 9 2 ing Lynn Williams, president of MHS seniors sponsor 12/7,11,15,18 the United Steelworkers, and Frank Popoff, chief executive of Zerox. Ms. Teen CNMI contest FOURTH ANNIVERSARY ROSARY * By Delia Salas help the candidates to be an excel­ ladies will prove that they canmake Garapan picks lent role model for other students the impossible possible. By work­ ROSA top students THE SENIOR Class of 1993 is now and in the future. Thesecandi- ing together, they can show others sponsoring the first year ever Ms. dates may vie for the Miss CNMI that team work accomplishes every­ REYES Teen CNMI on Dec. 22 at Dia­ title in the future and some of them thing. mond Hotel Ballroom Club at 6:00 may represent CNMI during the Also, the event will help many, of SANCHEZ CLEARANCE SALE pm. Liberation Day celebrations. the senior class officers and the The main purpose of sponsor­ Members of the senior class de­ members of the organizing commit­ (ROSA GOLFIT) ing this event is to promote among cided to organize this program to tee to gain valuable experience in CNMI teens a spirit of competi­ improve the self esteem and con­ organizing events of this magnitude. We, the family of the late tion, sense of responsibility, and to fidence of young ladies and to The winner of this event will be ROSA REYES SANCHEZ create an awareness of their role in provide opportunity for students participating in the Liberation Day would like to invite all our relatives our society. to participate in a pageant. By festivities representing Marianas and friends to join us for the Fourth In addition, this big event will participating in this activity, young High School in July 1993. Anniversary Rosary of our beloved wife, mother and grandmother beginning Tuesday December 8,1992. Tim e to renew business licenses THE DEPARTMENT of Com­ are now being accepted in Saipan percent per annum in accordance Nightly Rosary will be said at 8:00 P.M. at the family's resioence in '92 SUBARU merce and Labor is now accepting for calendar year 1993. with Section 1817 of 4 CMC Di­ Chalan Kanoa #2. On the final day, Wednesday, December 16, LEGACY WAGON applications for Saipan, Rota and Deadline for submission of all vision 1. 1992, rosary will be said at 12:00 noon. Mass of Intention will be Tinian for renewal of business applications for license renewal Application forms are available offered at5:00 p.m. at Mt. Carmel Cathedral, Chalan Kanoa, Saipan. licenses for calendar year 1993. is Dec. 31. Renewal applications at the Department of Commerce Victoria Eugenia DLC. Camacho Also, applications for renewal received after the deadline will be and Labor in Saipan and its coun­ Dinner will follow Immediately at· the family's residence in Chalan of banking and insurance licenses assessed interest charttc of 15 terparts offices inTinian and Rota. GARAPAN Elcmcfnary School Kanoa Village Dist. #2. Take advantage of outrageous has selected Christopher PLEASE JOIN US IN PRAYERS THANK YOU savings on any 1992 Subaru in SAMSUNG Tomokanc as student of tire week THE FAMILIES 12-6 11.15-AC 0S881 stock. We're offering you the for Nov. 16-20 and Victoria LOWEST PRICES all year! Eugenia DLC. Camacho for Nov. SECOND YEAR *13" or 19" COLOR TV 30-Dec. 4. ANNIVERSARY ROSARY Christopher, a fifth grader un­ D eath and Funeral A im oim cem ent HURRY, MODELS ARE ® AVCR OF THE LATE der the advisorship of Mrs. Jesusa , LIMITED! ® AnAM/FM Cassette, CD Hafford, was commended for And... For a limited time, when being a consistent A student. He M A R I A R O S A you buy any 1992 Subaru, you Boombox is a member of the Junior Police GREGORIO IGIBARA CASTRO can have your choice of a ® A 3.5 Cubic Foot Refrigerator Honor Society and class president. CASTRO He has a strong sense of leader­ CAMACHO ship. " G o r o K a n " Better known as Nlnan Rosa As a student, Christopher is very r 5 JW' · · ^ diligent and performs his task '92 SUBARU The family of the late Gregorio Igibara Castro would like to remind and Passed away on December 10, 1992, at the Common­ LOYALE SEDAN promptly and with full interest. As a person, hc-rcspecls authority invite relatives and friends for the Second Memorial Rosary of our wealth Health Center. She is predeceased by her parents, as well as his fellow students. He beloved Gregorio 1. Castro. Antonio Muna Camacho and Theodora Castro Camacho. is fun to be with. Victoria, a second grader under The rosary is being said nightly commencing on Monday, December Holy Rosa;y is being said dally at noon and 8:00 p.m. at the Home of Mr. and Mrs. Francisco S. Chong in Miss Armela V. Vergara and the 14, 1992 at 7:00 p.m. and shall continue until December 21,1 992 at G a ra p a n . daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Antonio the family's residence in Afetna (San Antonio). Camacho, is a straight A student. The remains will be transferred from CHC to the Home She comes to school always pre­ The final rosary will be said on Tuesday, December 22, 1992 at 12:00 of Mr. and Mrs. Francisco S. Chong In Garapan at 9:00 pared and prepares her classwork noon. Mass of Intention will be offered on the same day at 6:00 p.m. a.m.. December 18, 1992. Responso will be held at 9:00 Subaru... What to Drive on Saipan neatly. a.m. and at 12:00 noon on the same day. Mass of She always participates in oral at the San Antonio Church. Dinner will be sèrved after the mass at the Christian Burial will be offered at Cristo Rai Church in work and shows interest in every family's residence. Garapan at 4:00 p.m., December 18, 1992. Interment activity. Vicky Gene comes to services will follow at Chalan Kanoa Cemetery. school neat. She is a student ev­ Please jo in us. m m TRIPLE J MOTORS erybody admires. She is small but The Family BORN: September 24, 1897 TEL: 234-7133/3051 · Beach Road, Garapan her personality is great. DIED: December 10, 1992 RIP ^-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-DECEMBER 15, 1992 TUESDAY-DECEMBER 15, 1992-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND V1EWS-13

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Salary $3,940 per $2.15 per hour. 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER, BUILD­ yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 per Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 322-3389 month. ING - High school grad., 2 yrs. experi­ Contact: CARLSMITHBALLWICHMAN Contact: Y.O. SAIPAN CORPORA­ month. (12/29)T/09930. 1990 BMW 325i ence. Salary $2.15 per hour. MURRAY dba CASE MUKAI & ICHlKI, TION, P.O. Box 1060 CK, Saipan, MP 1 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTER - High Contact: VALENTI NG. DEL ROSARIO P.O. Box 5241, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. 96950 (12/14)T/3417. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 CARPENTER - High school grad., 2 LIKE MEW COIVD., 18,500 Ml. JR. dba DEL ROSARIO ENTER­ $1,000 per month. •yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. No. 322-3455 (12/29)T/3475. ALLPOWER OPTIONS £ MANY EXTRAS PRISES, Caller Box AAA 6.76, Saipan, 1 PROJECT MANAGER - College grad., Contact: HONG ELECTRIC ENT., INC., ACCOUNTANT MP 96950, Tel. No. 235-1907 (12/22JT/ P.O. Box 1681, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. ·■ '· ' :______■ i 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,500 per $19,500. 09877. month. No. 234-1324 (12/29)T/3478. THE AWARDEES with Duty Free Saipan officials (from left): Joe Villagomez, Vicky Butteris, Michiyo Manaili, 2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. TEL. 234-8230 Raymund Santos and David Hawkins. 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school grad.\ 2 12/10.1!, 14.15.16(09898» experience. Salary $5.20 per hour. 2 MAINTENANCE WORKER - High MISCELLANEOUS yrs. experience. Salary $900 per month. DFS names top Contact: MELITON L. RAMOS, JR. dba Contact: GIDEON A. QUIRIMIT dba Q school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary FOR SA LE MELRAM ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box & P ENTERPRISE, Caller Box PPP $2.15 - 3.75 per hour. 537 CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 1 COMPUTER OPERATOR - High Contact: SUWASO CORPORATION GENBWTOR DIESEL employees school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 275, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 235- 234-3284 (12/15)T/09799. 1295 (12/29JT/3476. dba CORAL OCEAN POINT RESORT 40 KW DENYO GENSET $2.50 - $5.00 per hour. CLUB, P.O. Box 1160, Saipan, MP for November 2ACCOUNTANT-Collegegrad.,2yrs. Contact: MYUNG SUNG CORP. dba 1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER 96950, Tel. No. 234-7000 ( 12/29)T/3481. 12/11,14-17(09906) experience. Salary $2.30 - $6.00 per INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE 1 MECHANICAL ENGINEER TOM PICARRO, division presi­ hour. AGENCY, Caller Box PPP 528, Saipan, 1 STRUCTURAL ENGINEER - College Contact: MICHIGAN INCORPORATED, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-1941/42 (12/ dent of DFS Saipan Limited, an­ grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $800 - P.O. Box 2682, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. 15)T/09798. nounced the selection of Michiyo $1,200 per month. No. 234-9555/6 (12/22)T/09875. MCM BOUTIQUE Manalili and Raymond Santos as 2 COOK 2 ELECTRICIAN November employees of the 3 WAITRESS (RESTAURANT) - High 2 PLUMBER TELEPHONE: 234-0432 CONSTRUCTION school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 5 CARPENTER month. WORKER $2.15 per hour. 3 PAINTER David Hawkins, vice president 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER, BUILD­ 5 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. 1 MASON - High school equlv., 2 yrs. Local Hire / Filipino IR for finance, assisted with the ING - High school grad., 2 yrs. experi­ experience. Salary $2.15 - $2.50 per experience. Salary $2.30 per hour. ence. Salary $450 per month. hour. awards ceremony held in the Isa Contact: ROLANDG. JASTILLANAdoa Contact: STRINGSTONE ENT., INC. Contact: V.C. ENTERPRISE, INC., P.O. Cafe at the Downtown Store, ARJAY CONSTRUCTION, P.O. Box dba BISTRO, Caller Box PPP 535, Box 1595, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. SALES CLERK - FULL TIME Garapan. Michiyo was selected 331, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234- Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 322-4160 322-1262 (12/29)T/09938. 9026 (12/15)T/3416. from the sales category and (12/15)T/09805. 2 SALESPERSON, GENERAL MER­ SALES CLERK - PART TIME 2 MASON - High school grad., 2 yrs. Raymond was selected from the 1 CHIEF COOK CHANDISE - High school grad., 2 yrs. High school graduate sales support category. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 1 BARTENDER - High school grad., 2 experience. Salary $2.15 - $3.50 per Contact: EMILIO P. QUIATCHON SR. yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 per Each recipient was awarded an hour. Can speak Japanese or Filipino dba EQ CONSTRUCTION, P.O. Box month. Contact: SUN JIN TRADING CORPO­ employee of the month certificate 1073, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234- 4 WAITRESS - High school grad., 2 yrs. Salary: $3:00.hr or negotiable RATION, Caller Box PPP 622, Saipan, ______12/4 to 15 (09853) and pin, and SI00 in cash. They 8827(12/15)T/09809. experience. Salary $2.30 - $2.80 per MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-2070 (12/29)T/ are eligible for selection as a 1992 hour. 09932. 1 MASON - High school grad., 2 yrs. Contact: TAGUCHI CORP. dba CANAL employee of the year in their re­ experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. KUSHIYAKI, Caller Box PPP 594, Contact: C & J BUILDERS, P.O. Box '1 TOU R COORDINATOR - High school APARTMENT, OFFICE AND SHOP SPACE spective categories. Saipan, MP 96950 (12/15)T/09807. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $900 Michiyo has been employed as 1627, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234- 7410 (12/22)T/09871.______per month. F O R R E N T a sales associate with DFS Saipan 1 COOK - High school equiv., 2 yrs. Contact: MACRO ENERGY, INC., P.O. Christopher Building, Capitol Hills since December 1977. She was 1 MASON - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.20 per hour. Box 219 CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. experience. Salary $2.25 per hour. Contact: ROLANDG. JASTILLANAdba No. 234-6670 (12/29)T/09933. 1. All apartment has 2 bedrooms, fully furnish and with selected because of her excep­ Contact: JOSE R. LIFOIFOI dba A-1 GOLDEN LOBSTER RESTAURANT, brand new furnitures. 1 SALES REPRESENTATIVE - High tional customcrservice, assistance CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, P.O. P.O. Box 331, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. 2. Good location, near government agencies and good No. 234-7658 (12/15)T/3415. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary to other sales associates, strong Box 941, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. for office and shop space. 322-9277 (12/22)T/09879. $600 per month. team spirit, high sales perfor­ 2 COOK Contact: KAIZOKU CORPORATION 3. With good water and power supply. mance and excellent attendance 5 CARPENTER - High school grad., 2 2 WAITRESS (RESTAURANT) dba SUNRISE TOURS, P.O. Box 5771 4. Apartment-$800.00, Office and Shop record. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 2 GAMEj ROOM ATTENDANT - High CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 322- space$1,200.00 per month. school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Michiyo was selected as the Contact: SAM O. CORPORATION, 5304 (12/22)T/09873. Please contact Apt. 301, Christopher Bldg. or Caller Box PPP 547, Saipan, MP 96950, $2.15 per hour. Contact: GLORIA DLG. SABLAN dba sales employee of the year in 1991. Tel. No. 235-3535 (12/2?)T/09878. 1 PHOTO DEVELOPER - High school Michiyo is presently assigned to GI-GI'S FUN FOR ALL, P.O. Box 2119, equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 233-3464 the Hyatt Hotel Shop. She was 1 CARPENTER per hour. 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school grad., 2 (12/15JT/3418. Contact: LEE’S INC., P.O. Box 1691, recommended by Vicky Butteris yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-7768/ and Wolf5 Mojica. 1 SUPERVISOR, CARPENTER - High 1 ELEC. TOOL REPAIRER-High school 3848 (12/22)T/09872. Raymond Santos has been em­ school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.40 $4.05 per hour. per hour. 11NSTRUCTOR, PILOT-Collegegrad., ployed at the DFS Distribution Contact: CONSTRUCTION & MATE­ 1 SALES SUPERVISOR - High school 2yrs.experience. Salary$1,000-$2,000 Center since April of 1990. He RIAL SUPPLY INC. dba CMSI, P.O. grad., 2 yrs. experience. 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By Stella Wilder SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) your feelings to work today. You can Stich.. . — You’re on the verge of a major per­ get some answers if you listen to your continued from page 16 Born today, you are a rather quiet sonal advancement, but you may have heart and ask the right questions. R e g g a e and reserved individual, and you usu­ to take a step backwards before you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Today double his career earnings. Enter­ ally prefer to keep to yourself. It is not move ahead. you’ll have the opportunity to apply ing Sunday’s match, Stich had likely that you will enjoy developed CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - your efforts to a worthy cause. Some earned 2,848,003 since turning social skills when you are young, with Pay attention to the rules and, more may criticize your approach, the expected result that you may be importantly, to the expectations of however. pro in 1988. laughed at and ostracized at times others. Don't go against the grain. DECEMBER 15, 1992 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - A mis­ “I didn’t play as well as I did when, in fact, you most wish to join the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - yesterday,” Chang said. “He group. A good deal of discipline and Your mind and your heart are not in understanding between loved ones to­ TUESDAY fearless experimentation on your accord at this time. You're after day may result in a major conflict if didn’t seem to be missing a whole part, however, can reverse this trend something your mind knows you were you aren’t willing to compromise. lot, and he was really able to put by the time you try to advance your­ best without. LIBRA (Sep: M-Oct. 22) - Your his whole game together.” HYATT REGENCY - SAIPAN self in the professional world. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - You greatest contentment today will be You long for a world in which your must be ready to ask yourself certain seeing others enjoy themselves as a Stich, who was ranked as high own way is the norm; though you are questions which will demand honest result of your initial efforts. as No. 3 in the world after win­ perfectly willing to fight for what you answers SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - You ning Wimbledon in 1991, has 9 : 0 0 P.M . want, the lazy streak in you would be ARIES (March 21-April 19) - Look must face the fact that you are respon­ fallen 15th and won only one much more satisfied were everything before you leap today — or you're sible for your own fate today — bar­ offered to you on the proverbial “sil­ likely to find yourself coming out of ring the intervention of chance. tournament this year. ver platter." You do h&ve numerous the water with your ego bruised. 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M U s | C BKASSULTS season-long honors, Floyd was Tim Conway (1933-), ¿dme'dian, is 59; TODAY’S MOON: Day be­ establishing himself as the man of DATE BOOK Don Johnson (1949-), actor, is 43. SPECIAL THANKS TO: fore last quarter (Dec. 16). U se The C lassifieds the hour - and probably the future. TODAY’S SPORTS: On this day in 1946, Dec. 15,-1992 TODAY’S BARB Floyd, who joined the senior Lauaki Musical the Chicago Bears intercepted 5 passes BY PHIL PASTORET W h e t h e r Y o u ’r e Today is Ilia and defeated the New York Giants, 24- tour after turning 50 in September, How did they get rid of the sesame seed B uying Or Selling. Production 3501h day of ¡M)2 14, in the NFL championship game. crop before someone thought of sprin­ won thè Dorai Open on the regular and the H5th day kling the stuff all over Italian bread? US PGA Tour earlier in the year, of fall. TODAY’S QUOTE: “No one can possibly © IS92. 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D estroyers, W e T ear w in SAVA tournam ent JONAS’ Destroyers won five of on Dec. 19-20 on the beach behind their six encounters to capture the Hyatt Regency Hotel. SAVA Christmas Indoor Tour­ Dunlop said players from Ja­ nament last weekend, according pan are expected to join the tour­ to Don Dunlop, a member of the nament, which will feature four winning team in the men’s divi­ men-coed teams. sion. In another development, SAVA In the women’s division, the is inviting men’s and women’s We Tear team beat their only op­ teams to take part in the “New ponent, the No Fear team, in three Year’s Jam Attack” volleyball outof five sets during the two-day tournament at the Gilbert C. Ada tournament at the Gilbert C. Ada gym on Jan 8-10. gymnasium. There is a $100 team entry fee. In the men’s division, Alex’s Team rosters must be turned in by No Fear team landed second with Dec. 31 toTonyRogolofoi at the gym. a 3-3 record. Coaches will meet on Jan 7 to The Saipan Amateur Volley­ discuss the tournament. For more in- ball Association is preparing for formationcallRogolofoiat234-1001. WE TEAR meets No Fear during the SAVA Christmas indoor Tournament at the Gilbert C. Ada gymnasium the beach volleyball tournament (NL) Saturday and Sunday. Kenyan runner Floyd takes wins Honolulu Stearns-Angelo, Senior Tour Kapileo top Regatta by 5 strokes By Bob Green HONOLULU (AP) - Defending TONY Stearns and Debbie encing equipment failures, the race committee, and DickCeyzyk champion Benson Masya of DORADO BEACH, Puerto Angelo won first place (16-foot final results for all class finishers for providing the committee boat won Sunday’s 20th run­ Rico (AP) - Ray Floyd shot a fi­ catamaran) in the first annual were as follows: and narrating the on-the-water ning of the , nal-round 7-under-par 65 for a Micronesian Marine Regatta 16 Foot Catamarans action and awards ceremony. edging Cosmos Ndeti, also of record-tying 19-under, 52-hole Sunday. 1st pi ace,Tony Steams/Debbie Additionally, much thanks goes Kenya, by nine seconds. 197 total on Sunday, winning the Jess Kapileo toppled the 14- Angelo; 2nd place, Mark to the numerous support person­ US Senior Tour Championship Masya’s time of two hours, 14- foot category. Thomson/John Magick; 3rd place, nel who helped make this event minutes and 19 seconds was well by five strokes. the catamaran sailing compe­ Joe Husslein/Kelly Husslein; 4th well orchestrated and safe. off the record of 2:11:43 set by “Nineteen under for 52 holes... tition was organized by the Over place, Mike Schick/Ken The club’s next sailing of Kenya in amazing ... awesome,” George the Reef Yacht Club. McKinney; 5th place, Roland event, The Foster’s Cup Re­ 1986, but was four minutes faster Archer muttered to himself, Participating sailors and sup­ Johnson/Cliff Shoemake; 6th gatta, is slatedfor Jan. 17. All than Masya’s time in last year’s shaking his head in disbelief after port personnel experienced some Place, Clyde Keys/Mark LeBow. sailors and interested indi­ race. coming off the 16th green Sunday exciting catamaran sailing with 14 Foot Catamarans- lstplace, viduals are encouraged to The victory earned Masya at the Dorado Beach Resort. the strong and gusty winds. Jess Kapileo. participate. For more infor­ $10,000. In the 16-foot category, the The club and sailors extend their mation about the Over The Floyd’s 197 total for three David Tsebe of South Africa, team of Thomson/Magick edged appreciation to Roland Johnson Reef Yacht Club and it’s rounds beat Archer and Dale who finished second in 1988 and out Husslein/Husslein for a close of Micronesian Marine for spon­ scheduled activities, please Douglass by five strokes and tied who holds the world’s fastest second place finish, the team of soring the sailing event. Special call Tony Stearns at 256-3222, the senior record for low score in marathon time this year, finished Shick/McKinney held on for a thanks to Karen King for coordi­ Joe Husslein at 256-7245, or relation to par. The record was in third place at 2:16:45, followed fourth place finish after experi- nating the event and leading the Mark Thomson at 234-0976. shared by Miller Barber, Bruce by Myung-Hak Cho of Korea, Crampton, Don January, Jack 2:18:23; Derek Froudc of New Nicklaus and Jimmy Powell. Zealand, 2:18:37; and Francis R. Floyd earned $150,000 from Naali of Tansania, 2:18:58. Stich captures G rand Slam Cup the total purse of $1 million and In the women’s competition, closed his rookie season on the Carla Beurskens, 40, of Holland By f^esha Starcevic surely didn’t think that it would ments this year, fought for ev- over-50 circuit with $417,991 in notched her sixth Honolulu be so easy, although I knew that ,ery point but he could notmatch only seven starts. Marathon victory with a time of MUNICH, Germany (AP) - his game usually can’t hurt me.’” Stich’s power at the net. Chang Perhaps more importantly, he 2:32:13, a little more than# minute Michael Stich ended a disap­ “I knew what I had to do and I dropped his serve at the start of may have projected himself into slower than the race record pointing season with a $ 2 mil­ did it pretty well. I think Michael the third set, but broke the Ger­ the balloting for US senior tour 2:31:01 she set in 1986. lion dollar paycheck Sunday, was tired from yesterday’s match, man for the first time in the player of the year honors. Results Second was Lisa Weidenbach beating Michael Chang 6-2,6- especially mentally.” fourth game to level at 2-2. of the voting by senior tour players of Washington, a two-time win­ 3,6-2 in the final of the Grand Chang had to play five tough The American double faulted will be announced in January. der of the Chicago Marathon, with Slam Cup Stich became the sets on Saturday to oust Goran to suffer another break in the Floyd’s victory was his third on a time of 2:38:51. second German to win a big Ivanisevic in the semifinals. very next game, and when Stich the senior circuit this year, ex­ Defending champion Ritva season-ending tennis tourna­ Stich, the first non-American broke for a 5-2 lead, the match ceeded only by the' five won by Lemettinen of Finland was third ment. Boris Becker, who did to reach the final in the three-year was all but over. Lee Trevino. at 2:39:21, followed by Jenny notplayhere, wonlastmonth’s history of the event, broke Chang Serving for the match, Stich Trevino, who will undergo Lund of Australia, 2:44:46, and ATP Tour World Champion­ twice to win the first set. He again double faulted to face a break surgery Tuesday to repair his Hiromi Goto, of Japan, 2:47:26. ship. broke the American again for a 5- point. But he got out of trouble damaged left thumb, tied for Masya overtook early leader Chang, the only player to 3 lead and held to go up two sets. and converted his first match seventh in this tournament and Simon Robert Naali of Tanzania, take part in all,three Grand Serving with confidence, Stich point with a volley off a good won the senior tour money-win­ the 1989 and 1990 winner, at the Slam Cups, losfthe.fipal for used to full advantage the fast serve. ning title for the second time in 16-mile mark and led the rest of the second straighfye^r.“}t was Supreme surface that suits his It took Stich only two hours three years. He finished with dlrs the way. Naali finished in eighth one of those days, everything serve and volley game. and seven minutes to nearly 877,002. place at 2:19:51 .behindBong-Jui worked well,” Stich said. “I Chang, who won three tourna­ continued on page 15 Although the computer-gener- Lee of Korea,‘2:19:18. 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