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Shooting suspect£ s By Ferdie de la Torre pers0n dead and three others Criminal Investigation Section the law, a person convicted with Rocks were reportedly thrown Variety News Staff wounded. agents picked up the suspect Alvin second degree murder is facing a at a residence in San Roque when POLICE authorities arrested Shortly after Superior Court Agulto Camacho at his residence minimum of five years jail term a pick-up truck passed by. Gun Monday afternoon the prime sus Presiding Judge Alexandro in San Roque Monday at 5:35 · and a maximum of life imprison shots then followed. ·, pect in the recent San Roque Castro issued an arrest warrant, p.m. ment. Omar, who was a passenger of shooting incident that left one Department of Public Safety Assistant Attorney General Superior Court Associate Judge the truck, was pro11ounce ,J / 'l .._,,.• , ; I \)r· '·; l 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY- JUNE 21, 1995 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VlEWS-3 California freeway crash: ·s die Borja asks US: Allow Tinian rites BEAUMONT, California vious drunken driving convic By Rafael H. Arroyo deal immediately with the conflict 'This policy also disapproves US tion. (AP) - A car jammed with 11 6 kids among drunk driver's casualties tions, failed an intoxication test at Variety News Staff between the past reality of war and military support for any ceremo He, however, pointed out that people crashed in flames after the scene, Nickel said. Results of LIEUTENANT Governor Jesus the present desire to settle differ nies related to the atomic bomb the ecumenical services proposed being hit from behind by a pickup Sunday. The car crashed into the about 13 years, police said. Teodolo.Gallardo Bermudes, 35, a blood-alcohol test won't be C. Borja has asked the US Depart ence peaceably," the lieutenant gov - flights," the admiral told Borja in for August 6 and 9, and the peace truck with an allegedly drunken center divider, overturned and "It was a hectic scene," Tho of _Palm Springs, suffered only available for about a week. ment of Defense to reconsider its emorsaid. that same letter. ce(emony on August 8, would driver at the wheel. Six children exploded into flames, firefighter mas said. "We were all surprised bruises and drove off in his dam "I feel bad. I feel sadness. I earlier decision to reject CNMI Borja, who is honorary chairman Reason given was "to avoid the have a salutary impact. and two adults were killed. Stephen Thomas said. that we kept finding more people aged vehicle, Nickel said. won't pay even with my life, but use of Tinian military retention of the commemoration committee potentially volatile attention and "The opportunity to feel differ The driver of the pickup fled In addition to the dead, two in the car." Bermudes got off the freeway I deserve to pay," Bermudes told land for a planned peace ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of adverse criticism that military sup ently, which is essential to the and was arrested after witnesses adults in the car suffered minor No seat belts and no child seats three miles (five kilometers) away reporters Monday. marking the 50th anniversary of World War JI, last month requested port of such activities may culti process of healing and conflict injuries, and a 9-year-old girl was were in use in the Valiant, said led officers to him. police said. but was followed by witnesses Bermudes was -booked for in the atomic bomb flights. the US military's permission to hold vate." resolution is what the committee in critical condition with bums. Bob Nickel, a California High who called police on cellular The crowded car, a 1968 Ply a vestigation of murder, driving In a letter to Defense a planned peace ceremony within In his response letter, Borja said wishes to offer in the proposed The two injured adults were be way Patrol spokesman. mouth Valiant, was struck on a phone, police said. with a suspended license and hit Undersecretary for Policy Walter the exclusive military use (EMU) the committee acknowledges and ceremonies,"· emphasized Borja. lieved to be the parents of some of The driver of the pickup, Bermudes, who has three pre- freeway about 80 miles ( 128 kilo and-run. Slocombe dated June 16, Borja zone. appreciates the extreme sensitiv "I ask that you allow us to offer meters) east of Los Angeles late the victims, including children explained the real significance of The EMU is part of the military ity of the anniversaries and has this opportunity in the EMU ranging in age from 6 months to the planned commemoration ac retention land currently controlled not desire to exacerbate the situa- zone," he asked Brewer. Jesus c. Borja [Cali Cartel kingpin yields/ tivities with the hope of making by the US Defense under a 50 year Pentagon change its mind on the lease approved pursuant to the Cov Life term sought for : By CHRIS TORCHl4 · Medellin that killed 29 people. 'Tm an honest peasant who / issue. enant. IBOGOTA, Colombia (AP) - A Officials feared the Cali cartel was has been portraye. d as a crimi- I 'The point of the ceremonies LastJune 5, Rear Admiral David New law sets up loans leader of the Cali drug cartel who seeking revenge for recent raids on nal," the onetime fannworker we have proposed is to defuse L. Brewer III wrote Borja indicat White House gunman I. is suspected of involvement in a its hideouts and properties. said in the letter, which was I confrontation and offer an oppor ing the US Military does not ap 1 \VASHINGTON (AP) - Prosecu A sentence of I I to 14 years for bombing that killed 29 people Police said Loaiza. who was released to reporters. tunity for persons of diverse be prove of plans to use any portion of tors want a federal judge to sentence Duran would be ap]Jropriate under surrehderedtoauthontiesonMon- wantedondrugtraffickingandter- The surrender is the second liefs regarding this anniversary to the EMU zone for the ceremonies for water catchments FranciscoMartinDurantolifeinprison federal sentencing guidelines. But in day. • rorism charges, wa~ a suspect in major success this month for come together in a solemn, re this coming August. for spraying the White House with court papers filed Monday, A,sistant Henry Loaiza, alias 'The Scor- the bombing. However, he has not Colombia law enforcement, spectful atmosphere," Borja told Additionally, Brewer said the GOVERNORFmilanC. Tenorio has canL\ be both "MPLC' homesteaders gunfire last October. U.S. Attorneys Eric Dubelier and pion," is considered to be a hard- been formally charged with the which had been criticized by the the Defense undersecretary. planned construction of a peace signed a new law that will provide a., well as CNMI landowners. Duran, 26, was convicted in April Brenda Johnson urged U.S. District line cartel member who had Medellin attack. United States for being lax in "By locating the ceremonies in memorial or any other n;iemorial low interest loans forwatercatchrncnt Tenorio urged that persom who of one count of attempted assassina Judge Charles Richey to· sentence wanted to respond to police pres- He is also accused of involve- the fight against drugs. the EMU zone, the committee is within the EMU zone could not be systcmstoCNMl homeowners, while lease land also be eligihle for loans. tion, one count of damaging federal Duran to life in prison. sure on the cartel with violent ment in the killings of I 07 people At the urging of the United offering those who participate in approved as per a policy advise vetoing a mew;urc ti,r a septic tank "Unless there is a compelling Com property, fow- counts of assaulting "An important factor is to ensure revenge attacks. He is accused of in Trujillo in western Colombia States, Colombian authorities the ceremonies an opportunity to from the defense Department. revolving fund. monwealth interest in excluding les Secret Service officers and four fire that the sentence will deter others involvementinseveralmassacres. carried out by right-wing para- had increased p~ssure on the Both bills were to apply only to sees from the loan pmg:ram. they arms possession violations. from engaging in criminal activity," His surrender comer after the · military groups between 1988and cartel in recent months, raiding homes occupioo by owners. sh(iuldhcdigihletoohta.insuchloan,, The jury rejected defense argu Dubelier and Johnson wrote. "It also June 9 capture of Gilberto' 1991. The victims included men, safehousesinCalianddistribut- In separate messages concerning he said. ments that Duran was suffering from is appropriate for the court to consider Rodriguez Orejuela, believed by women and children accusecl of ing fliers offering rewards for . Top CUC officials the water catchment fund (now Pub TI1e chief executive also said the paranoidal schizophrenia when he the risk of death or serious lxxiily U.S. officials to be the strategic supporting or being left-wing the capture of drug kingpins. lic Law 9-42) and the vctocd House failed legislation had olh<:r problems. pulled a semiautomatic rifle froi:n be injury to the large number of citizens, plannerofthe cartel, which sup- guerrillas. . A photograph of Loaiza ai Bill 9-296, the Governor noted that Income restrictions included in the neath his coat on OcL 29 and began including many children, who were plies 80 percent of the world's In a letter to Defert~e Minister pearedonwantedposters,which hurdle- drug tests both measures effectively exclude vetoed septic tank bill would have to firing at the North Portico and West onthesidewalkadjacenttothe White cocaine. Fernando Botero, Loaiza said he offered$ 625,000 for his arrest. U.S. citizens of non 7Northern be revi."-'" ,, ., '1 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY. NEWS AND VIEWS-5 DPS probe team off to Rota By Ferdie de la Torre ing. week, Manalili said. The latest incident of rape alleg IGalaidC $/OJ,m Variety News Staff Castro ordered the probers to The 29-year-old housemaid edly committed against a Fuipina DEPARTMENTofPublicSafety work closely with Rota police in went to DPS Central Office in domcsticworkercameon heels when Glnen: John DelRosario, Jr. FOR AJAPANFiSE I HOPETHf: Commissioner Jose M. Castro ha5 solving the matter. Susupe last Wednesday, com the CNMI government is still reeling CAR! .5EAT BEL15 assigned investigators to follow up in Earlier, Governor Froilan plaining she was allegedly raped the effects ofa ban on maid~ imposed Time Is Ripe for Privati:zation WORK. · Rola the rape complaint filed by a Tenorio vowed swift action on on Rota. by the Philippine government. Privatization is a word that pops up every so often in various quarters. Ftlipina housemaid. the maid's complaint that she was DPS did not give enough de The W ashing1on Post la,t year car It is a concept which shifts functions from the public sector(govemment) According to DPS spokesperson allegedly raped by the father of tails on the maid's complaint. ried a story of rape, beatings, unpaid . . to the private sector (profit making businesses). . Sgt. Edward Manalili, Castro her employer on Rota . But a source said the domestic wage,, and "virtual slave treatment" The shift "may come in the form of a sale or long-term lease of a tapped investigators from the Tenorio said he will see to it helper with the help of a friend, on Filipino workers allegedly com government-owned facility; a franchise to finance, develop, own, and Criminal Investigation Section to that both the Attorney General's managed to leave her employer mined by their Rota employers and operate a new facility; a short term contract to manage a facility or handle the case. Office and DPS work on the case provide services; or issuance of vouchers that can be used by the public and went to Saipan several weeks even by lawful authorities. The investigators will be sent as soon as possible. to pay for privately produced goods and services." ago. Local leaders however reactly The former (government) premises its decisions on politics, the latter to Rota today to follow up the The commissioner is expecting The mai ~ ·• ·1 ,', ( ,•,.,r·J.· l, .. '; r. ,. I//,: I I I,·, I I., 1. Monday to Friday 10:00am lo 6•00 pm Saturday: m00am to 7.00pm Sunday: 12•00 pm to 5:00 pm ~ ' / . . ,·.'.'.,·,··.'.'•'·'•.·,,,,,,·,,,·,,.,,,,,.,•,_,',·.,·.·,.',.··,•· ~ .._ - . .•... •·._•,.·,· _·,,.,,,.·,· .•. ·,·,_,·.· .. ·.·.,,·,,•,.·,,.- .·'/·;\\\'•/•>::·,·-,·,;•.•.,~~---'····•'•'•,.•••'(,:•· , , • ,-,·1 ·1, It I I It•~••'•,•,•,• .., ...... It/ 0 O < /'11·,·,•t'1'~'•"~'• r.L.,.l.lte_,1·, •,•.'.',I .. . I ' • ...... ' ''. t tl WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1995-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIBWS-7 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY- JU!lffi 21, 1995 day at 3:33 am., Augustine Camacho waited in the vehicle while Camacho driving by the residence with the head Sal& at the time. Shooting ... ca11ed DPS Central by phone and got down and later came back with a lights turned off. He stated that the ·Faustino Camacho also gavcsla!6- reported criminal mischief stopped after the ments to police, saying he was in his Continued from page 1 a case. rifle and placed it into the vehicle. truck it passed resi ConCon dissects gambling issue Augustine said wllcnown respon AtCamacho'sresidence,Salaswas dence. residence sleeping when he heard a shot wounds in the different parts of sible threw rocks at his residence and instructed to take down the rifle from SalassaidCamachorantotheroad loud noise, like glass breaking. said monwealth-wide casino gambling they remained strong and firm in the body. broke the rear windshield of his black the vehicle. Salas placed the rifle on a way and started firing the rifle towards As he got out, Faustino said he saw He said vital programs such as in order to have a medical referral their decision. AccordmgtotheAGO, Tomokane, Nissan Sentra. picnic table located outside the house. the direction of the truck, the affidavit the defendant and his father Au medical referral and scholarships or scholarship program is wrong," "They believed that many of was the operator of the truck while Interviewed by a police officer, While Salas was in the kitchen heat said. gustine and Salas standing and are being held hostage and that he Manglona, who is a former Lieu our people do not favor casino Camacho and Magofna were among Camacho (Alvin) said he was in the ing some canned food, he heard loud After the shooting incident, talking by the house. has heard that casino gambling is tenant Governor, said. gambling," Manglona noted. thethreema,leoccupantsontherearof kitchen area with Mr. Raymond Salas noises like coco11uts falling on the Camacho's uncle Faustino T. Faustino said the accused in the only "miracle cure" for the He said the Legislature has been "That's why they took no action the vehicle. when they overheard a loud noise rooftop. Camacho appeared and told them not . formed him that he saw a big man Commonwealth's financial woes. pressured and tempted repeatedly on the casino gambling legisla A 17-year-old male person with outside the house. He ran to the kitchen door and saw to give any information pertaining to standing in front of him in a mo "To say that we must have Com- to endorse casino gambling but tion." ·initials N. N. from Tanapag, who was Camacho stated that when he went Camacho firing the rifle towards the the shooting to the police. tion to throw something at him the third occupant on the back, did not out, he saw their vehicle was dam roadway. Salas and another male son of while he was standing in the ga sustain.any injuries. aged, said the affidavit Salas went outside and stood nextto Faustino Camacho picked up several rage. Accordmg to an affidavit prepared The defendant added he is suspect the defendant, who was holding the expended shells and gave them to The defendant stated he fired two by the AGO, on June 10at3:20 a.m., ing the Tanapag boys were behind the rifle and at the same time was still Augustine Camacho. warning shots, but the big man was · an on duty police officer who was at attack. shooting at the roadway. Alvin Adria,no told investigators still motioning to throw at him, so he CHC at the time, contacted DPS Cen Camacho also denied any knowl Salas said when he got outside, he that his registered .22 caliber rifle was started firing at the truck, according to tral via radio that individuals arrived edge about a shooting incident when saw a white colored pick-up truck borrowed by Camacho who was with the AGO in the affidavit on a white pick-up truck and were he was invited to ClS for interview being treated for possible gunshot pertaining to both the criminal mis risk a loss. We will collapse only as financial activities to get the port wounds. chief and the shooting incidenL MPLT ... the market improves," said the chair folio in the right areas to maxi Tomas B. Aldan Benjamin T. Manglona Preliminary police investigation On the other hand, Sala~ told inves Co_ntinued _!rom page 1 man. mize returns. DELEGATFStotheThirdNorthem that might follow legalized gam- showed that four of five male occu tigators he was with Camacho at the Torres noted that for a long time, "The consultant critiqued ev MarianasConstitutiona!Convention bling to these small, family-ori- pants ofa white 1993 Toyota Hi-Lux latter's residence when he heard loud back in terms of interest paid on MPLT's investment portfolio has erything from investment criteria deposits while still protecting the (Concon) gave their preliminary ap- ented, and religious islands." bearing a license plate number AAX- crashing sounds like coconuts falling . be never been looked at. to cutting costs for money man corpus of MPL T monies. proval to a committee report recom- During the debate 9n the floor 9 l 6were injured as theirvehicledrove on the rooftop. Realizing this. the land trust agers. We have also decided that "In effect, we will be inve~ting it mendingtoprohibitcasinogambling Monday afternoon after the del- by a house in San Roque. He also related that he does not agency has recently hired an in we will collapse some of our in and getting some money.back at the in the Commonwealth except in any egates dissolved into the Com- As the truck drove by the residence · know anything about the shooting dependent consultant out of San vestments abroad and bring some Sllllle time helping the people huik.l senatorialdistrictwhenapprovedina mittee of the Whole, there were of Mr. Augustine Camacho incident Francisco to take a look at past of the money here," said Torres. (defendant's father), the three occu On June 16, Sala, however. again better homes and help the economy popular initiative by the affirmative discussions about gambling activi- pants on the rear of the truck started appeared at the CIS office and gave mil," said Torres. a proposal contained in the bill return vote of the two thirds. ties that are considered legal in the throwing rocks towards the house. additional statements. By investing here, Torres, add.' l ·-· ------.. -- .. -- - - .. -- -·- .. ~------•- -- ·- - - - . ------· - - .... - . ------·------. 8+-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-JUNE 21, 1995 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANO VIEWS-9 . Pohnpei traditional leader dies PALIKIR, Pohnpei (FSMIS)-. proclamation on June 17, 1995, 1995, in honor of the late Wasa Late Honorable Ar1ni died of a The new Nanmwarlci of ·Sdrehs, FSM President Bailey Olter or- ordering that all Pohnpei State Lapalap Ioanis Artui and ex long illness forwhichhewasreferred hissuccessorisrfonorableHercalano . dered all FSM Flags flown at Flags be flown half-mast on all pressed the State's sympathy and to a hospital in the Philippines and C.Kohler,anephewofthelateArtui, half-must as the nation mourns buildings, grounds, and vessels condolences to his family for his returned to Pohnpei some months and is a State Senator representing the sudden death ofWasa Lapalap for IO days, from June 17 to 27, passing. ago. Sokehs Mwricipality. Joanis Artui, N ahnpwutak Pikeniap, Nahnmwarki ofSokehs Municipality, a highly respected traditional leader. The declaration issued on June 17 covers all buildings, grounds Benbinidu Bisita Siha!! and vessels of the National Gov ernment in Pohnpei and through out the Nation and its various overseas offices outside the FSM 0 0 beginning on June 17 for four days. The Late Wasa Lapalap Ioanis t7 Artui's reign as Nanmwarki of Sokehs was long and distin "' V guished with his wisdom and counsel for the people of Sokehs, PARA I MINA'KATOTSE ANOS Pohnpei and the FSM, the Decla 0 ration concluded. 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Squabble hammers oil prices LOS ANGELF.S (AP)-An FBI against the shoe seized from man carrying a knife warned The 30-year-old man, whose· expert who followed a tip from To Simpson's house. police ¥on,day there might be a . name wllS not released, was ar- Sy DIRK BEVERIDGE the world's futures mrukets. The price bershipstatusofGabon, a small West Withangeratboomingoutputfrom counterparts who get the same pay kyo to Italy in search of clues about Pushing the defense's multiple bomb in his car or inside the rested for possession ofa knife, VIENNA, Austria (AP) - OPF.C of light sweet crude oil to be deliv Afiican producerthathassaid it wants non-OPF.C countries dominating the and benefits without paying any dues. expensive designer shoes gave jwurs assailant theory, defense attorney F. :courthouse where the O.J. saidOfficerLorieTay1orofthe ministers are criticizing other oil pro ered next month plunged 62 cents a out of the group because it has to pay meeting,thelastthingOPECneedsis Saudi Arabia's influential oil min his <;onclusion: OJ. Simpson's size Lee Bailey noted in cross-examina Simpson trial is being held, fore·- Los Angeles Police Department ducers for hogging too much of the barrel on Monday, finishing at $ the same annual dues as oil giant thelossofanothermemberthatwould ister, HishamNaz.er,.plaru; to travel to 12 foot mat.ches bloody shoe prints tion that there was "something very mruket, but none seem to have any 18.22 on the New York Mercantile Saudi Arabia effectivelyputevenmorenon-OPEC ing partial evacuation of the In the course of the investiga- Norway to meet with his Norwegian foundatthesceneofadouble murder. odd" about pattern of prints on a ideas about how to persuade rivals to Exchange, a three month low. As the cartel's meeting began oil on the mruket the building;o.No bomb was found. lion; the man tolapolice there COW1terpart, Jens Stoltenberg, later in Prosecutors, trying to recover from cut production and prop up prices. OPEC ministers are mad because Monday morning, Gabon's chairs in OPEC faces a tough problem with walk.wayatthemwuerscene.Bodziak The Simpson trial, on the ninth might be a boll'!b on the 17th the week. OPEC members have pre their flawed efforts to match said he noticed it, too. floor; wasn't disrupted, but Su- floor, as well as in his car, said "Over-supply will lead to loweroil their share of the world oil mruket is the OPEC conference room were these rival producers, whom it ac viously complained to Britain and Sinnpson' s hands to a pair of bloody "There are too many of them," perior Court Judge Lance Ito Deputy Judith Romero of the prices," Indonesian oil minister Ida shrinking as other nations pump all empty, but OPEC held out the possi cuses of enjoying higher oil prices Nmway about rising output in the gloves, shifted the order of their evi Bodziak said. ''The person in those made mention of it as court con- sheriffs department. Bagus Sudjana told fellow ministers the crude they can get. But it was bility offinding a way to keep Gabon without making any sacrifices, much North Sr.a, but they got no satisfac dence and brought on the shoe testi Bruno Magli shoes didn'tjtL~t walk vened after• a brief afternoon The bomb squad searched. Monday at the Organization ofPetro unclear whether the group would in the fold as union workers resent non-union tion. leum Exporting CoWltiies' summer formally address the concern when mony on Monday instead of their down the walkway once. They some break. several packages in thecar, deto- meeting. the meeting continues behind closed planneddomesticviolencewitnesses. how went back and walked down it "Quite a sideshow going on nated the man's briefcase and It wasn't long before traders were doors on Tuescfay. Their effort to forge the link be again." outside,"hesaid.,outsidethepres- determined that the safe con- making this prediction come true in OPECwassettodiscussthemem- ,":j~' tween Sinnpson and the shoe prints Bailey suggested that the shoe ence of the jury. "The bomb tained no explosives. A search t~-. ""'"!\· .. "',,.. was extraordinary - illustrated with prints came from two people pur squad apparently is opening up of the 17th floor;uso turned UP. r· huge charts showing how Italian de posely wearing the same shoes, right now a car in the parking lot nothing, Romero said. 1 signer shoes are made and how liquid O.J. Simpson but Bodziak called that theory andtheyfoundasafeinrhetrunk The first five floors were INVITATION FOR BID picked up on shoe soles is trans a missing link. Polic~ have never "ridicnlous." . of the car and they were using evacuated, and people were kept Amendment- 1 ferred to pavement. found the killer's shoes and never Prosecutor Hank Goldberg sug oneofthosecarbidecircularsaws out for almost three hours. Special Agent William Bodziak located such a Bruno Mag Ii shoe gested the killer did make two PSS If895-0014 testified that photographs of some in Simpson's wardrobe. Bodziak paths, returning in search of a high-powered sleuthing that led develop a theory. The CNMI Public School System is soliciling for compelitive sealed bidding from interested firms 30 full and partial shoe prints at said the shoes provided for com glove and cap left near the bodies around the world. He said the The agent said he flew to Italy and for !he renovation of exisling toilel lacifilies at Oleai Elemenlary School. The bid opening has the muniler scene could have been parison were Reebok •athletic of Nicole Brown Simpson. and shoe prints found near the stabbed visited the manufacturer, Silga Shoe been extended from June 26, 1995 to June 30, 1995. Bids in duplicate will be accepled irr the PSS Procurement & Supply Office in Lower Base, Saipan no lalerthan 3:00 p:m .. June 30, 1995 made only by a size 12 Bruno shoes worn by Simpson. Goldman outside her condo bodies were so unusual they could Co., and picked up molds used to al which lime and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received alter lhe Magli shoe, which was manufac With no eyewitnesses to the minium. not be found in his FBI database, make the two Magli models. above dale and \1me will not be accepted under any circumstances. tured in 1991 and 1992 and sold June 12, 1994 murders of Nicole Prosecutors also tried to show which includes prints of footwear Bodziak said the shoe was a Euro going back to 1937. pean size 46, which translates to Abond of 15% of lhe lotal bid price must accompar,y lhe bid. This security maybe acerlified check, for about dlrs 160. Brown Simpson and Ronald that the Magli prints were trace cashier's check, bid bond or other forms acceptable to lhe Government made payable lo lhe Treasurer. The shoe identified by Bodziak Goldman, prosecutors have fo able to carpet on the floor of· He said he sent pictures of the an American men's 12.Backfrom CNMI Public School System. The bidder is requested lo submil wilh his bid acopy of his business was a soft leather lace-up shoe cused on DNA test results and Simpson's Bronco, a heel impres prints to eight international laborato Italy, the agent said, he visited the permit as a compliance wilh lhe Conlraclor's Registralion and Licensing Law of lhe Commonwealth circumstantial evidence, such as ries around the globe and only one Brentwood murder scene to ori ol lhe Norlhern Mariana Islands. with a rubber, grid-like sole that sion on Ms. Simpson's back and a was ma.de in two styles. One style, the shoe prints. heel print on the front of her black came back with a tip. ent himself to where the prints The availability of the Scope of work has been extended from Mar 24, 1995 to June the Lorenzo, was more like a boot Simpson, who has pleaded in dress. Bodziak said that although "The National Police Agency in were found. 116, 1995 at the PSS Procuremenl & Supply Olfice in Lower Base, Saipan. Anon refundable payment and enclosed the ankle; the other, nocent to the slayings, faces life some marks were consistent, they Tok.yo said they had a shoe of this Goldberg passed to jurors the ol $50.00 is required for each set. A Pre-bid Conference for the aforementioned project in prison if convicted. design ... mad;: in Italy," he recalled. shoe molds and pictures of the has also been ertended from June 19, 1995 to June 23, 1 995 at 2:00 p.m. atthe PSS called the Lyon, was cut below were not extensive enough to Board Of Education Conference Room, Lower Base, Saipan, MP. IJ the ankle. "For all practical purposes, (the match with the Magli soles. With that information and samples bloody shoe prints, which had As with most circumstantial evi shoes are) identical in the size and At the start of his day long testi from a Bruno Magli retailer in New transparent overlays showing the Attention is called to the Labor Standards provisions lor wage rate de\ermiQation ol the CNMI N shape features," Bodziak said, Jersey, Bodz.iak said he began to match with the Magli patterns. classitication and salary structure plans, and payment of not less \han the minimum salaries and dence in the murder case, there is mony, Bodziak told jurors about wages as set forlh in lhe documents received shall be the sole property ol lhe Public School System, Government of the Norlhern Mariana Islands wilh lhe exception of bid bonds., cerlilied checks, or Ii cashier's check which wil I be returned to the bidders in accordance wilh the specificalion "lnstruclion to Bidders" Page 1-2, paragraph No. 5, Sid Guarantee. Bid to settle auto dispute on !/ !: The CNMI Public School Syslem reserves the righl to reject any or all bids to lhe best inleresl of the el CNMI Public School System but new confrontation looms j DEATH AND FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT IS/ Williams. Torres /Si Louise Concepcion Commissioner 01 Education Procurement & Supply Officer By DAVID THURBER principles. nouncements would includeanypro- TOKYO (AP)- In an apparent bid to He said Japanese automakers duction increases that have not al- ~,.,:RAMONA~ brcakanauto-tradestalemateandstave would consider new measures after ready been publicized by Japanese off U.S. sanctions, Japan's car makers two days oflast-ditch trade talks begin auto~ers. 1£- DE LOS REYES '-f are preparing to announce plans to Thursday in Geneva Since last year, many Japanese car ~ecrf4 ~ Jlfunrrcrl increaseproductioninNorthAmerica, "If the Japanese government asks companies have announced expan- 7\t SABIAN .. .?I' a published report said Tuesday. us to do something, we will do what sions of North American production .\\~:· Annnunrrmrnf But trade tensions also flared on we can to avoid sanctions," he said. to cope with the rising yen, which CAMACHO another front: aviation. Japan re- Trade ministry officials say they plan makes manufacturing in Japan more spondedshaiplyTuesdayto U.S. plans to meet with auto industry leaders this expensive. July 12, 1897 - June 15, 1995 to impose sanctions on two Japanese week to discuss the sanctions threat. Among the increases, the Japan lillttkr airlines, saying it would weigh coun- Iwasaki, who is also a Toyota Motor Industrial Journal said Toyota would 1 termeasw-es. Corp.executive,declinedtocomment boost North American production Tan Ramonan Luis" In the latest of a series of signs that on whether the company plans to ex- from 680,00) in 1994 to 900,000 in Jinaula Japan is looking for a way out of a pand production in North America 1998, and Honda Motor Co. would +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ confrontationoverautos,thefivelarg- and increase local content Japanese increase production from 610,000 in of Garapan. Saipan was called to her eternal rest on Thursday, June 15, 1995. at the age of 97. fn her death she now joins her husband, Luis Tarmanao Camacho; son. Vicente Sablan est automakers reportedly plan to an- trade officials have denied that Japan 1994 to 750,00) in 1997. . Camacho; daughter. Mariana Camacho De Leon Guerrero; chifdren~n-laws. Juan S. Villagomez, Primitiva De Leon Guerrero Camacho, and Francisco C. De Leon Guerrero, 3Rtos nounce they will boost production in will offer a compromise involving In the aviation dispute, the U.S. . D.0.8.: Oct. 23, 1966 North America by about 400,000 ve- higher local content ratios. threat of sanctions was triggered by Her memories and spirit will live in the hearts of her D.O.D.: June 13, 1995 hicles to 3 million by 1998. Vice trade minister Yoshihiro Japan'sfailuretoapprovearequestfor She is further ;re-deceased by the fo lowing: CHILDREN AND SPOUSES :J?.pymmul '])L(j. & :!{preen 'II. 'Borja Jroilan Jr. & 51nnette Camadio of Koblerville, Saipan was called to his eternal rest at the age of 28. Thereportinatradepublication,the Sakamoto said Monday in Brussels Federal Express to operate between ·s. He now join his family! Japan Industrial Journal, also said the that he was pessimistic regarding the Japan and the Philippines and other SISTERS, BROTHERS AND SPOUSES 'Dtefania J. Camacho 9{._icfr.. C. & 'Bilang C. guerrero Carla P. Camadw C. His Parents: Jesus S./Thomasa P. Rios car makers would announce plans to outcome of the trade talks, Kyodo points in Asia Jesus C. & ~ta S. Camacho Susana 'llifla~ome.z '1ito %. & Pia113i C. Sa6fan :Mona[yn P. Camacho Jl16ert S. & 1?psario . Camacho Luis '.DL(j- amacho Carlos Patn·ck._P. Camacho, .1r. He is survived by Spouse: Victoria C. Pangelinan increase the portion of locally pro- News Service reported. Thesanctionswouldlimitthegoods Juan Q, & 'Maria S. Sanws Jose 'I?, & Cor:;r,cion Swfan 51ntonia S. Camadw '])iego 'lJL(j. & Carmen 'l3. Camacfw 'J(evin Jrank_P. Camadto Children: April Lynn, Risha Rios and Anastacia P. Camacho. cured parts for major models as- "There is absolutely no sign of the that could be earned from Japan to the '.Boni/ado . Sa6lan Jroilan S. & :Maria S. Camadio Paul '])L(j. Camacho ;/(icartfo & 'Triniaatf C. 'Borja Jrancine 'Winnie P. Cam;idro Brothers/Sisters/Nephews & Nieces; Jesus P./Sophia A. Rios-Jessie, Nelson, sembled in North America to more United States proposing something United States on scheduled all-cargo 'llicente 'I?, Sa6fan ·T. Peter '])L(j. Camacho Jia11JJ P. camacfw Brandon, Jason, & Jeremy Rios; Manuel S. Pinaula & Children; Margarita P. Jose P. & :Maria :M. Cafirera · 'Ma!arita S. Camacho Jl.[fjert '])L(j. & S1iaro11 Camacho :Trank.fin Luis P. Camacfw than 75 percenL , newtoreachacornpromise,"itquoted services of Japan Air Lines and All 'IJr. Carlos . &Winnie P. Camadw 'Bamfm JI. & :Marnfing Q, Camacho Rios/Eddie Cabrera & Children, Maria R. Setto & Children, Jose P)Clarissa The report comes jtL~t eight days him as saying. Nippon Cargo Airlines. i£.uatfafupe 'Ji. 'Blas C. J/.ntonio .. & Jsa.iel '13. Pllf!9.eli111Jn JtTT}I & 'Benita C. 'l(J]rtz :Martin JI. & Portia S. Camacho Pau{ & 'l(flren 'J(oru A. Rios & their child, Cathy P. Rios & Children, Anna P. Rios & children before dlrs 5.9 billion in threatened The auto negotiations have stalled Ryosei Akazawa, deputy director !l{amon & 9.faria 9,ferufwla GRANDCHILDREN AND SPOUSES Sam & ;J(amo11JJ C. :Moala 'Teif &P~ X (jehlianft Antonia RJRolly A. Recto & children, Francisca A. Fernandez & children: punitive tariffs on Japanese luxuiy over a U.S. demand thatJapanese car of the International Air Transport Di- 9.fanud JI. & J('!ce P. Camadio !Ma~ & a(! X Cortis SISTER & BROTHER.5-IN-lAW /aofm & Li!j;.a C. 'Rpmisfier :Melvin . Sakfsat "idiaef • 'l(J]rtz Lydia P. Rios & children, and Vicente P. Rios & children. vehicles. The Clinton administration makers announce new "voluntary vision of Japan's Ministry ofTrans- '£ ain J. & artlia C. Camacho Coffeen C. 'l(JJru Juan & Jrandsi:a C. "Tenorio Jofin & (juatfa[1:p '13. q(p6inson Nigh~ Rosary_is being said at 8:00 p.m. at the residence of Jesus/Sophia threatened to innpose the sanctions if plans" for buying more U.S. auto port, said he was "astonished" by the Juan 'T. & !Maria S. Camacho (jeoJr J. &'Elsie Camadw Carrie C. 'l(JJrtz parts. warned 'Dan· & '.l(amona C. :Jfafstwf Lt. (joverrwr Jesus C. 'Ma~Jl.nne P. 'Borja RIOS rn Koblerville. thetwonationsdon'treachagreement U.S. action and that Japan Jo,:Jn L. & )Ina '])efos ~es Camacho Jim & 'lli,gini~ 9{icfr..!es . Steve C. & Clie;jf rya SISTERS AND byJune28onwaystoincreasesalesof Japan says such numerical targets may retaliate against American earn! astian 'T. & '])ofores . Camacfw Tony & 'Vicfy . 'Voigt Last Respect may be paid on.June 21, 1995, starting at 8:00 a.m. to American cars and car parts in Japan. would violate free trade. However, ers. J/.ntonio & 'Marganta C. Afnano BROTHER-IN-LAW GRANDCHILDREN 'Marvin & :Mat Camacho-Cook._ 2:30 p.m. Funeral Mass will be offered at Saint Jude Church, Koblerville Masami Iwasaki, chairman of the Japanese car makers hope the an- "If they take actions against ciur !Mil;( C. & 'Ma'!J 5l. 'IJeleo~ro 'Emilia P. Sa6fan Jvwnciacion J. Camacfw 'Bill J. amacho Jack._P. & '])ianne '])L(j. omez at 3:00 p.m. Burial will follow at Chalan Kanoa Cemetery. Japan Automobile Manufacturers nouncementsof greater North Ameri- earners, wehavetoconsiderappropri- 'Maria M. Swfan JtrrJ './(f}rtz 'l'incen te J. & 1?pse Camacho :J?.ptfneg C. & Julie C. '])e Lt.on uerrero Association, said Tuesday the group can production would satisfy U.S. atecounterrneasuresagainsttheircar- Pedro S. 'Blas Thank You, Si Yuus Ma'ase has ~ed to the government to tradenegotiatorsbyresultingingreater riers," he said But he added that his Numerous great grandchildren, great great grandchildren, nieces & nephews. Rosary 1s berng said nightly at 8:00 p.m. at the residence of rormer Governor Dr. & Mrs. Carlos S. Camacho rn Garapan. ~~umefforts to avoid sane- purchases of American parts. government believed the matter could Her body will leave tile Commonwealth Health Center at 7:30 a.m. Last respects may be paid at the residence of rormer Governor Dr. & Mrs. Carlos s. Camacho on June 23.1995. starting at 7:45 am. to 3:30 p.m. THE FAMILY ,_n_ons while not viola_tipg_free. trade ,. , . , ... It was· not· alea:, ~hether the -an- ... be settled ~gh ~otjations. _. . Ma'is or Christian Burial will be offered at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Cathedral at 4 :OD p.m. on the same day. Christian burial will rollow immediately at the Mt. Carmel Cemetery. WEDNESDAY.JUNE 21, 1995-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-13 ~ ~CJI • CYT. • tr·~ · DEADLINE: 12:00 noon the day prior to publfcatton 12-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY- JUNE 21, 1995 { .. ·.· ', ~(yr... ar1anas -v'llrle . ~! .· :. :: :- · - ~l-~1~ ...., '.rill • NOTE: If some reason your advertisement Is Incorrect. call us - r i Immediately to make the necessary corrections. The Marianas L T ..c .... ~ r .T I' ' .... r ...... ~ . T J :r [ ] ~ I Variety News and Views Is responsible only for one Incorrect 11C l; J:+::J I I A ' p l, ' CJ:A A ;I, • I :e~;°an~v~~:~erve the right to edit refuse. reject or cancel any Iminigration inniates riot 1 COMPUTER TECHNICIAN - College 1 CASHIER/FRONT OFFICE - High 2 ELECTRICIANS 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - the uprising, which closed down the Ruotolo said the Esmor staff was center, which opened last Augu.~t in a Employment Wanted grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $5.44 2 MASONS school grad., 2 years experience. Sal High school grad., 2 years experience. By DONNA DE LA CRUZ center. facilityandforcedtheimmigrantstobe incapable of dealing with Sunday's converted concrete warehouse, in- per hour. 1 PAINTER ary: $3.00 per hour. Salary: $3.80-$4.62 per hour. But over the weekend, the im Contact: MCT (CNMI) CORP. dba 1 AIRCON & REFRIGERATION ME 1 BAR WAITRESS - High school grad., ELIZABETII, New Jersey (AP) - 300 relocated, raised questions about the uprising. eluded Romanians, Cubans, Chinese, Contact: SHINRYO CORPORATION, Computer1and, P.O. Box 167, Saipan, CHANIC 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75 per P.O. Box 2484, Saipan, MP96950. Tel. Immigration officials began an migrants took matters into their own U.S. idea of"privatizing" detention centers Of 11 unanned guards on duty, two Russians and Sikhs, most seeking po- .. ·:, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-5155(6/21 )W . 1 STEEL MAN hour. hands, overpowering guards and tra.~h No. 322-1 t95(7/5)W/19755. investigation two weeks ago into re and prison.~. were grabbed by detainees who pushed litical asylum. The building had few 3 CARPENTERS- High school grad .. 2 Contact: PARADISE CORPORATION ing the converted warehouse. ports of poor conditions and mistreat Union Cowity Prosecutor Andrew them out a door, one hid behind a windowsandtheprisonerssleptonlhin 2 MAINTENANCE WORKERS • High years experience. Salary: $2. 75 per hour. dba Memory Lane Karaoke Bar, Caller 1 MACHINIST • High school grad., 2 Police retook the building afternearly i;nent at a privately rWJ Immigration RuotoloJr.saidEsmorwa~anexample ceiling panel until he was rescued by mattresses inopendonnitories. school grad., 2 years experience. Sal Contact: KIMCO ENTERPRISES, INC., Box AAA 976, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. years experience. Salary: $3.50-$4.75 five hours with no serious injuries. But ary: $2.75 per hour. P.O. Box 1190, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-8224(6/28)W/19664. and Naturaliz.ation Service detention of "privatization at its worst" and de- police, and the others fled. Former prisoners said they were Mana9er . per hour. Contact: GREEN HEIGHTS CORPO No. 234-3201(6/28)W/19673. Contact: CM GENERAL FABRICATOR, manded that the facility not be allowed 'Their idea of dealing with a politi- served spoiled food, and that blaring RATION, P.O. Box 1969, Saipan, MP 4 WAITRESSES INC., P.O. Box 432, Saipan, MP 96950. to reopen. cally chaotic aunosphere wa~ to call televisions and bright lights were kept 1 MANAGER, CONSTRUCTION -High 96950. Tel. No. 235-5686(W/2863. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 1 COOK Tel. No. 322·5203(7/5)W/19756. IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR A INS spokesman Michael Manuel 911," Ruotolo said. throughthenight Theyalsocomplained school grad., 2 years experience. Sal years experience. Salary: $3.00 per hour. 1 WAITER- High school equiv., 2 years ary: $800 per month. 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. said the EsmorCmp., ba-ed in Melville, Ruotolo blames the INS a~ much a~ that guards pushed them around and Contact: GREAT PACIFIC CORPORA· 1 JANITOR • High school equiv., 2 Contact: YANG'S CORPORATION, College grad., 2 years experience. Sal TION dba Pacific Gtobemart.1?.0. Box Contact: SUN MEI CORP. dba Wang years experience. Salary: $3.00perhour. SECRETARY /RECEPTIONIST New York expect~ to reopen the facil- thecompanyrunningthecenter,saying tried to pick fights. P.O. Box 490, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. ary: $2.75-$3.00 per hour. 1579, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234- Gang Restaurant. Caller Box 10003, Contact: JAC INC., TROPICAL CLEAN· THE IDEAL CANDIDATE Will POSSESS THE FOLLOWING ity within 45 days. But Ruotolo said he the government abdicated it~ responsi- Prisonerswentonahungerstrikelas1 No. 235-6784(6/21 )W/19574. Contact: BEST CORPORATION, P.O. 1629(6/28)W/19677. CCC 284, Saipan. MP 96950. Tel. No. ING SERVICES. P.O. Box 5514 CHRB. would go to court if necessary to block bility. year, and relatives have protested out- Box 3577, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. ----'----· 235-181 B(6/28)W/19665. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 235-5377(7/ QUALITIES: 1 BRANCH MANAGER· College grad., 233-1463(6/21 )W/19575. it. citing public safety concerns. The 312 detainees at the 300-bed side. 1 ACCOUNTANT · Colleg~ grad., 2 ·----- S)W/19759. 2 years experience. Salary: $8.08 per years experience. Salary: $2175-$3.50 2 BAKERS - High school grad .. 2 years ·----·------SUPERIOR ENGLISH COMMUNICATION SKILLS hour. Miscellaneous per hour. experience. Salary: $3.25 per hour. 1 WELDER Contact: ISLAND BUSINESS SYSTEM Contact: R & M ENTERPRISES, INC., Contact: LFP CORPORATION dba 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERA TOR· -GOOD ORGANIZATIONAL AND INTERPERSONAL SKILLS COMPUTER OPERA TOR - College & SUPPLY (CNMI) CORPORATION, 1 P.O. Box300CHRB. Saipan. MP96950. Marg's Kitchen. P 0. Box 322. Saipan, High school grad .. 2 years experience. ·SELF MOTIVATION Search for POWs leaves P.O. Box 167, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $500 Tel. No. 322-3043(6/28)W/19670. MP 96950. Tel. No. 234·3706(6/28)WI Salary: $2.75-$3.10 per hour. No. 234-5155(6/21 )W. & up per month. -COMPUTER SKILLS ESSENTIAL (WORDPERFECT 5.1 AND 19668. 1 ACCOUNTANT · College grad .. 2 5 SALESPERSONS 7 CARPENTERS years experience. Salary: S5.25perhour. 1 WAREHOUSEtv,AN - High school WINDOWS 3.0) 1 GENERAL MANAGER· College grad., 5 MASONS 5 CONSTRUCTION LABORERS· High Conlact: WESTERN EQUIPMENT, 2 years experience. Salary: $2,000 per grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75 US, y-ietnam dissatisfied 2 ELECTRICIANS school grad .. 2 years experience. Sal· INC., P.O. Box 1402. Saipan. MP 96950. Interested individuals please contact Valerie at 235·4802/3. month. per hour. 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - ary: $2.75 per hour. By KATHY WILHELM Hutchinson. None of the farm- · ated Press reporter and three Viet Tel. No. 322-9561(7/S)W/3102 Contact: MICRO PACIFIC DEVELOP 1 WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR - High High school grad., 2 years experience. Contact AUGUSTIN T. CAMACHO dba ers did. · namese escorts to drive up to a MENT, INC. dba Saipan Grand Hotel, school grad., 2 years experience. Sal HUONG NON VILLAGE, Salary: $2. 75 per hour. Camacho Equipment Company. Inc .. 1 MARKETING SUPERVISOR· High village, ask to see its secret prison P.O. Box 369, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. ary: $500 & up per month. Vietnam (AP) - The hunt for The daylong search Sunday Contact: SU CORPORATION, P.O. Box P.O. Box 53. Saipan. MP 96950. Tel. school grad .. 2 years experience. Sal No. 234-6601 {6/21 )W/2864. Contact: HAKUBOTAN SAIP.AN ENT., and be shown cells of Ameri 3521, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No.-288- No. 322-9715(6128)W/19675. ary: 1.050 per monlh. American prisoners-of-war was of two villages in Vinh Phu INC., P.O. Box 127, Saipan, MP 96950. S 9430.(6/28)W/19671. Contact: SAIPAN SUNSET CRUISE. in its sixth sweaty hour wben province, 80 kilometers (50 cans in their 40s and 50s. 1 MANAGER - High school equiv., 2 Tel. No. 234-7362(6/21)W/2865. 1 ADVERTISING CLERK· Higf1 school INC. PPP 623 Box 10000. Saipan. MP JOB OPENING On the other hand, without years experience. Salary: $2. 75-$5.00 the Vietnamese officer made miles) northwest of Hanoi, 1 WELDER, COMBINATION - Higl1 grad .. 2 years experience. Salary: S7.00 96950. fel. No. 234-8230(7/5)W/3078. per hour. 6 MARINEMECHANICS-Callegegrad .. punctured Hendon' s al legation mounting commando raids on school grad .. 2 years experi,:nce. Sal· per hour plus S425 housing allowance clear what he thought the pros- Contact: MLM RECRUITMENT & PER 2 years experience. Salary: $829.33 per ary: $3.35 per hour. per month. 1 ELECTRICIAN (.MAINTENANCE) - pects were. that hundreds of POWs were suspect sites around the country, SONNEL SERVICES, P.O. Box 2916, month. 3 Construction Workers needed, (2 2 ELECTRICIANS 1 SALES CLERK· High school grad .. 2 High school grad., 2 years experience. secreted underground in a U.S. Defense Depanment teams Saipan,MP96950. Tel. No.235-0655.(6/ Conlact: CLEW ENT. dba Saipan Carpenters ood l Plumber) to do re "If there were a real possibil 1 CARPENTER - High school grad., 2 years experience. Salary: SS.00 pPrhour Salary: S2.75 per hour. can hardly search Vietnamese 21 )W/19578. Launch Service, P.O. Box 5147 CHRB, plus $425 housing allowance per month. ity, 1would have to go with you. mountain there. Saipan, MP 96950 Tel. Na. 322-7788(6/ years experience. Salary: $3.00 per hour. Contact CHANGSHIN RESORT modeling of housing and other con Contact: WILMAR CORPORATION, Contact: DFS SAIPAN LTD .. P.O. Box But there isn't anything, so you But the search, as dozens be prisons and military compounds 1 GENERAL MANAGER-College grad., 21 )WITAC2709. SAIPAN CORP. dba Holel Riviera Re-. P.O. Box 541, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. 528, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/28)W,2953. sort Saipan. Caller Box AAA 928. Saipan. struction work for a period of three (3) can just go," Senior Col. Tran fore it to other suspect sites, with,)ut Vietnamese escons. 2 years experience. Salary: $3,500 per month. · 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school equiv., 2 No.234-9966(6/28)W/19660. MP 96950. Tel. No. 235-2111{715)WI Bien said, allowing the Ameri- could not prove what many U.S. investigators say they look 1 CHIEFMARINEDIESELMECHANIC months. 1 BAKER SUPERVISOR· High school years experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. 19750. Americans want Washington to for details to bolster the POW 2 AUTO MECHANICS · High school grad., 2 years experience. can investigators to continue on grad., 2 years experience.Salary: $1,700 Contact: JOSE R. LIFOIFOI dba A-1 Apply or come in person to Younis Art live-sighting reports, most of 2 CAR PAINTERS Salary: $3,000 per monlh. 1 ACCOUNTANT · College grad .. 2 unescorted. prove - that there are no POWs per month. Construction& Consultancy, P.O. Box 1 AUTO BODY REPAIRERS - High Contact: BSEA INC. dba BSEA Sun which came in the 1980s from Contact: MEITETSU SHOPPING CEN CHRB, Saipan, MP.96950. Tel. No. 322- 2 years experience. Salary: 1.1 OO-S1 .500 Studio, Inc. in Garapan for more info Prospects were indeed slim. anywhere in Vietnam. Spor1s, PPP 789. Box 10000. Saipan. TER, INC. dba Meitetsu Mart/Penny's 6183(6/21 )W/19572. school grad., 2 years experience. Sal per monlh. The 2,204 U.S. servicemen Vietnamese refugees. The witness MP 96950. ,Tel. No. 233-2732(6:28)W/ on the job. It was already clear that 1he point Meitetsu (Rota), P.O. Box 38, Saipan, ary: $2. 75 per hour. Conlacl: PACIFIC MICRONESIA may have related that the terrain Conlact: WON"S CORPORATION dba 19676. on a map where activist Billy who vanished during the war MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-6230(6/21 )W/ 1 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN - TOURS. INC .. P.O. Box 1023. Saipan. haunt America like no other sol- was flat or hilly, the building large 19567. College grad., 2 yeafs experience. Sal Wen's Auto Repair Shop. P.O. Box 1850, MP 96950. Tel No. 234-3488(7/S)WI Hendon said American prison 19 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR - ary: $4.30 per hour. Saipan. MP96950. Tel.No.234-3429(6/ 19751. ers from the Vietnam War were diers Missing-In-Action, or and obvious or well-hidden, near High school grad .. 2 years experience. 1 FACTORY MANAGER· High school 10 MASONS 2~W/19674. M!As. in its history. a river or near a town. Salary: S2.75·S3.50 per hour hel,d in an underground moun gracl., 2 years experience. Salary: $5.80 10 CARPENTERS- High school equiv., 1 COOK· High school equiv .. 2 years 2 QUALITY-CONTROL CHECKER - tain prison was in reality a rice For Hendon and a few dozen The im·estigator also looks for per hour. 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75 per 5 WAITRESS (NIGHT CLUB) - High exrerience Salary: S2. 75 per hour. 'I High school grad .. 2 years experience signs that the area is closely Contact: GRACE INTERNATIONAL, hour. school grad., 2 years experience. Sal· Conlacl XIMEILING rNC (U SA) dba \ ADMINISTf-\ATIVE paddy in the lowlands. others who have turned the POW Salary: $2.75-$5.00 per hour. INC., PPP 109 Box 10000, Saipan, MP Contact: MARIANAS STAR CORPO· ary: $2.75 per hour. Garapan (Red House). AAA 569. Caller "We're going to have to go hunt into a full-time avocation. guarded and supplies arc being Contact: KYUNG JAE CORPORATION 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT· High 96950. Tel. No. 234-9682(6/28)W/ RATION dba General Conslruction, P.O. Box 10001. Saipan. MP 96950. Tel. No. brought in. dba Reno Club, P.O. Box 2266. Saipan. school grad., 2 years experience Sal overthere and ask that former if it is an article of faith that hun- 19666. Box 2964 CK, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. 233·4101 (7/5)W/19753 ASSISTANT ary: $4.00-$6.00 per hour dreds of servicemen are in their If mu<.:h of the witness story No. 234-5577(6/21 )W/19562. MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-5353(6/28)W/ he knows of any holes in the Cantacl: MICHIGAN INCORPORATED. clashes with what the in\·estiga 1 MANAGER - College grad., 2 years 19672. ground, so to speak," said the third decade of capti,·ity, ig P.O. Box 2682. Sa,pan. MP 96950. Tel. RENTAL AGENT $6.00 per hour. Must hove experience. Salary: $1,500 per month. 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school grad., 2 lead U.S. investigator, Bill nored by two governments that tnr ohserves. he may rnncl ude the 2 SEWING SUPERVISOR No. 234·9555(6/28)W119684. Hertz Rent-A-Car Company is. seeking Contact: TEODOSIA V. DAVIS dba years experience. Salary: $2. 75$3.00 energetic people orienled individuals as experience in WordPerfect Lotus regard them as :m embarrass- POW pan was fabricated. too - per hour. 2 TACKING MACHINE OPERATORS Arabella's Beauty & Dress Shop. AAA Rental.Agents. Typing must ----·--·-----·--·· ---·---1 5 HAND PACKAGER required. be :. SAIPAN OFFICE: 12J, type 55 wpm mcnt. perhaps in hopes of rearing one 345 Box. 10001, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. 3 MAINTENANCE WORKERS - High t1•scellaneous able to work shrlts/ weekends Multi school grad., 2 years experience. Sal 1000 OVERLOCK SEWING MACHINE - . . . ; -· .- . '. D'Torres Building Many 01her Americans arc of thu rewards offrrcd hy No. 235-6841 (6/28)W/19681. Linqual capability aplus Apply al AHpor1 OPPORTUNITY ary: $2.75-$3.80 per hour. OPERATORS 1 AIR FREIGHT SUPERVISOR · Col· Call 234-8336 Middle Rood, Garapon skeptical enough of Hanoi·s Hendon·, PO\\' Publicity Fund 100 SrNGLE NEEDLE MACHINE OP· Local Hire Only. If you have "RG" for Mobil's 1 GENERAL MANAGER· College grad .. 1 BODY REPAIRER, AUTO lege grad., 2 years experience Salary good faith to want fuller clarifi or other grnupo. 2 years experience. Salary: $700-$900 1 ELECTRICIAN. AUTO ERATORS $2.75 per hour. Call StayWell 2JJ-4260. 2 CARPENTERS· High school grad., 2 SO IRONING WORKER (PRESSER) "SYNERGY" Contest? i cation before the United States The number of m:w POW per month. Contact: FELINO A. ESPINOSA dba Contact: C.P.Y. VENTURES (SAIPAN), years experience. Salary: $2.75perhour. 50 PATIERN GRADER CUTIER • Clipper Airfreighl Forwarders, AAA 326 establishes diplomatic relations sighting re pons has fallen uff. hut Call Lou 235-5604 LTD., PPP-526 Box-10000, Saipan, MP 1 MASON - High school equiv., 2 years High school grad., 2 years experience. Box 10001, Saipan. MP 96950. Tel. No. Salary: $2. 75 per hour. ~------·- --- . --·. J with its former enemy - a move Hendon and others riuur ,1,er the 96950. Tel. No. 288-1012{6/28)W/2950. experience. Salary: $2. 75 per hour. 234-0892(6/28)W/19657. 1 GROUND MAINTENANCE (GAR President Clinton is now con old ones, looking for similarities 2 COOKS - High school grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75-$6.00 per DENER) - High school equiv., 2 years and demanding investigations. 3 WAITRESS (RESTAURANT) SEMI APT. FOR RENT sidering. Accouncanc · hour. experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. 4 COOK HELPERS (RESTAURANT) ORIENTAL RESTAURANT Over the past three years, the Fourold reports were the basis for 1 CASHIER-Highschoolgrad.,2years Contact: UNITED INTERNATIONAL 4 COOKS (RESTAURANT) 2- BEDROOM.WI BATHROOM, U.S. government has spent more Hendon· s charge that prisoners 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 experience. Salary: $2.75-$3.40 per CORPORATION, Box 689, Saipan, MP 9 WAITRESS (RESTAURANT)· High hour. 96950. Tel. No. 235-6888(6/28)W/ school grad., 2 years experience. Sal· We serve all kinds of Chinese food. LIVING ROOM & KITCHEN than dlrs 54 million searching were held "in a highly secure, years experience. Salary: $3.19-$8.00 per hour. 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - 19659. ary: $2.75 per hour. We accept all kinds of reservation for parties. $400-FREE UTILITIES OR B.O. Vietnamese archives, interview sophisticated underground prison Contact: EMPEROR CORPORATION, College grad., 2 years experience. Sal Gontact: P & L CORPORATION dba Big TEL 235-1178 ing Vietnamese veterans and inside a mountain, inside the mili P.O. Box123CHRB, Saipan, MP96950. ary: $2.75-$7.50 per hour. 1 CIVIL ENGINEER· College grad., 2 Garden Restaurant. P .0. Box 3361. Celebrate independence day years experience. Salary: $800-$1,300 peasants and digging up old tary security zone near Hung Hoa, Tel. No. 235-4888(6/21)W/19573. 1 MANAGER, RESTAURANT -College Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-9241 (71 grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75- per monlh. S)W/19765. From June 23 to July 10 r-·------··------battlefields and plane crash sites. Vinh Phu province." Land for Lease $9.60 per hour . 1 WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR - High 20% discount with this advertisement Cenainty eludes them. The investigators found no .Miscellaneous 4 WAITER, RESTAURANT school grad., 2 years experience. Sal I 20,000 square meters 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER · High Vietnam is almost as big as mountains, no multiple rings >- 1 FRONT DESK CLERK ary: $800-$ 1.ODO per month. school grad., 2 years experience. Sal Tel: 233-2990 Open time 11 :00 am - 4:00 am 1 CLEANER, HOUSEKEEPING CARPENTER· High school grad .. . Vacant Lot California, with rugged mountains of security, no forbidden mili 1 COMPUTER OPERATOR - High 1 2 ary: $2. 75 per hour. school equiv., 2 years experience. Sal 1 BARTENDER years experience. Salary: $2.75perhour. Contact: ANTONIA V. TAITANO dba 360 tt., road frontage Airport Road and thick jungle creating count tary zone - just paddies along ary: $2.85 per hour. 1 DISHWASHER - High school grad., 2 Contact: BLACK MICRO CORPORA Maac Enterprises, P.O. Box 705, Saipan, near Airport. less remote places where prison the Red River backed by roll Contact: BASIC CONSTRUCTION · years experience. Salary: $2.75-$3.00 TION, P.O. Box 545 CK, Saipan, MP MP 96950. Tel. No. 235·7602(7/5)W/ And since a 12 year siudy shows that per hour. Contact Lisa at tel. 235-5686 __J ers could be hidden. Investigators ing, low clay hills. Flanagan SUPPLY, P.O. Box 31, Saipan, MP · 96950. Tel. No. 234-6800(6/28)W/2948. 19760. being 40% or mote overweight putsyou PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY CNMI GOVERNMENT 96950. Tel. No. 234-8779(6/21)W/2866. 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER, RESTAU al hk;h risk. if makes sense to follow could bushwhack the entire 1, 700- climbed the highest elevation RANT· College grad., 2 years experi 1 COMPANY COOK · High school 1 MAINTENANCE-MECHANIC SU these guidelines for healthy Jiving' Eat ence. Salary: $2. 75-$7.60 per hour. LAND FOR SALE/LEASE. kilometer (1,050-mile) length of in the area, a hill 72 meters 1 PRESS .OPERATOR, PRINTING - grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2.75 PERVISOR - High school grad., 2 years plenty of ftuils and vegetables rich in High school equiv., 2 years experience. 1 APPLIANCE REPAIRER - High school per hour. INVITATION FOR BID the country without being able to (238 feet) above sea level, but grad.,2 years experience. Salary: $2. 75- experience. Salary: $2,500 per month. vitamin A & C-oranges, can/a/oupe, 3,000 square meters vacant lot Salary: $2.75-$3.00 per hour. Contact: ZHONG JIAN PAC (SAIPAN) Contact: MICHIGAN INCORPORATED, prove, by U.S. courtroom stan saw only a lake stretching Contact: YOUNIS ART STUDIO, INC. $8.59 per hour. strawberries. peaches. apricots, broccolli. Water & Power available INC.FORMERLYCHfNASTATECON P.O. Box 2682, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. IFB NO.: IFB95-0072 dba Marianas Variety News & Views, Contact: KAN PACIFIC SAIPAN, LTD., cauliflower. brussel sptou/s, cabbage. in front of Chalan Piao Road. dards, that POWs were not hid southward. STRUCTION (SAIPAN), INC., P.O. BoK FOR: LEASE WITH THE OPTION TO PURCHASE COMPUTER HARDWARE Danljfan Bakery House, Eagle's PuH P.O. Box 527, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-9555(7/5)W/19758. - $35.00 per square meter den anywhere. Hendon immediately distrib 3307, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 235- Ea/a high-/1ber. low-fatd1el tha/;ncludes Snack Bar & Restaurant, and Younis No. 322-4692(6/28)W/2945. whole · grain breads and cereal such as ,. "You can't prove a negative," uted a statement by fax denounc 8861 (6/28)W/19663. 4 FASTFOOD WORKERS JUNE 234-6025 I 5570 Farm., P.O. Box 231, Saipan, MP96950. oatmeal, brar1 and whent.Eal lean meal.<. OPENING DATE: 23. 1995 TIME: 2:00 P.M. ing the search was a "complete-' Tel. No. 234-6341(6/21)W/TAC2710. 1 SALES SUPERVISOR (PLUMBING) 4 KITCHEN HELPERS investigator Gary Flanagan said 1 FRONT DESK CLERK - High school - High school grad., 2 years experience. 2 COOKS - High school grad., 2 years · fish. skinned pou//ry and low/a/ ddiry ·Sunday, using a phrase repeated and total sham." The U.S. grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $1,000 INrERESTED INDIVIDUALS OR FIRMS MAY PICK UP BID FORMS AND 1 WAITRESS • High school grad.; 2 Salary: $3.00 per hour. experience. Salary: $2. 75-$3.00 per products. drink afchohol1c beve1a:;ds only FOR RENT often by participants in the MIA Defense Department has yet to years experience. Salary: $2.75 perhour. Contact: YCO CORPORATION dba per month. hour. ;,, moderation. · SPECIFICATIONS AT THE OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR PROCUREMENT Contact: SAIPAN KORESCO CORPO 2-Bedroom, w/ Aircondilioned, POW hunts. issue a formal conclusion, .but Contact: NORTHERN MARIANAS IN YCO Servistar Hardware/Liberty Plaza/ Contact: D'ELEGANCE ENT., INC., P .0. for mof8 lnform.1tian AND SUPPLY, LOWER BASE, SAIPAN. ' . VESTMENT GROUP LTD., P.O. Box YCOHome Furnishing Center, P.O. Box RATION, P.O. Box 3013, Salpan, MP Box 1106, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. call t-81XJ-ACS·2345 Hiving Room & 1- Kitchen with gas Certainly it would have seemed Vietnamese Foreign Ministry of 96950. Tel. No. 288-6001 (6/28)W/ range & refrigerator, at new building 541, Sa1paf1, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234- 932, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 235- 234·9227(7/5)W/19757. too easy, and unlikely, after all ficial Tran Van Tu was blunt in 6604(6128)W/2954. 19662. /S/ EDWARD PALACIOS apartment at Chalan Kanoa. 6979(612B)W/19661. 8. ! I I•'.' ...;'.''•.''.'! 1, \ I l ·,.~~.•/ .;·J'· . the years of Vietnamese denial, his assessment. 1 I I, .':_, •: f, '·, '' 1•· ,· ,· ., ~•I. I I .'. Contact tel. #234-3225. 1 0 '':' .. ~ ' ' • ,;,I,•.-~ -,.-.-.-. -.. ~. ·.• -.,. ·., -.J· .• -.,:.,._,::_: .. -:-I• fl•,•.,• .·II• r J·. • .... 1, • • ; .:.• ·::: _:-_-.-.-:. - .. - .. • .. • .. - • •• ·~:.: ...; l' ,,: •· ..... ', for the investigators, an Associ- "A waste of time," he said. _,. '·,. .. ,· ~.' I,: QI f I,.,.., o.r 1, •.•.• •.-,·,·. • •, _ 14-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-JUNE 21, 1995 WEDNESDAY.JUNE 21, 1995-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-15 EEK & MEEK® by Howie Schneider CROSSWORD PUZZLER -HE. LCOK'S Li I<'.£ +{( lUEIJ1 11-lm..GH l1-1S ~L Top NBA players leave union as talks looD1 OF HARD t