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By Zaldy Dandan four year limit will not address H.B. 10-136 is still in the Sen­ H.B. I 0-136 not as a solution to draft a bill acceptable to both Variety News Staff concerns on the growing number ate-House of Representatives con­ the growing numbers of alien houses. GOVERNOR Froilan C. Tenorio of alien workers who start their ference committee, which is try­ workers in the CNMI, but as a The bill is now considered "ur­ yesterday urged the Legislature own families in the CNMI. ing to reconcile the Senate's and legislation that would allow alien gent" in light of President to pass a bill that would limit alien "I definitely agree that a two the House's versions of the bill. workers "the opportunity to re­ Clinton's proposal to impose fed­ workers to a four year stay in the year limit will hurt the business The conferees, it was learned, join their families in their native eral immigration and minimum CNMI. . community, but if we're ready to have already agreed on a 30-day countries.?' wage laws on the CNMI, which is Tenorio said the two-year limit say that we have problems with period before an alien worker who The concern on the alien work­ heavily dependent on the free flow proposed in the current version of rn;mresidents living, marrying and has finished a two year contract is . ers population, he added, requires of cheap alien labor. House Bill I 0-136 is "too short." having families here, then a four allowed to return. "multiple approaches," and the Some key legislators have said But Speaker Diego T. year (or even) a two year limit However, Benavente has said assistance of the federal govern­ that the bill may convin~e the Benavente (R-Saipan), in a sepa­ with a short period of exit is not the House leadership prefers a ment. federal government that the CNMI rate interview yesterday, said a going to help," Benavente said. one year absence provision. After the House in a Feb. 19 is willing to make the necessary Senate President Jesus R. session rejected the Senate amend­ changes in its immigration poli­ Sablan (R-Saipan), for his pa;t, ments to H.B. I 0-136 -which cies. Jones· urges bypass of RP said that a 30-day period should originally proposed a four-year Introduced more than a year be enough. limit---'a Senate-House confer­ ago by Rep. Ana S. Teregeyo (R­ Consulate in labor process He said the Senate considers ence committee was formed to Continued on page 16 aired him by employers, said the requirement does not help On priest's endorsement o.f "'Teno': to expedite the "lengthy pro­ cessing procedure" at the Phil­ ippine Overseas Employment Tenorio, Borja say politics Administration "nor does it reduce fees, nor stop the costly agency fee charged to employ­ and religion.should ~ot mix ees." Blockley's endorsement of the "We should not tolerate any Republican Party's standard foreign governments to.dictate bearer, former governor Pedro or impose laws or regulations P. Tenorio. By Jojo Dass on us. This is our island. Let us When asked on the matter, Variety News Staff not be victims of foreign laws Gov. Tenorio said he has no REPRESENTATIVE and regulations," said Jones in comment, but added, "I don't Jones yesterday urge~ Labor his letter to Sablan. want to intervene in church and Immigration S~.cretary "Let us be supportive to the matters and I hope the church Thomas 0. Sablan to waive employers and business com­ officials will stay out of politics Pedro P. Tenorio Froilan C. Tenorio Jesus C. Borja the processing ofemployment munity in the CNMI because also." documents by the Philippine they have helped tremendously By Zaldy Dandan gardless of denomination, should "We can't mix politics and Consulate saying the "worth­ our government to achieve its Variety News Staff stay out of politics. religion," he said. less" process is a mere "impo­ goal of not relying anymore on GOVERNOR Froilan C. The two, who are both runni1ig Borja, for his part, joked that sition of foreign regulations" the United States government. Tenorio and Lt. Gov. Jesus C. for governor in November's three­ Blockley "endorsed the wrong on the CNMI government. "To prolong the discontinu­ B01ja in separate interviews yes­ way race, was reacting to San candidate." Jones, citing complaints Contmued on page 16 terday said church officials, re- Jose parish priest Matthew c-o-n=u~n_u_e~a-o_n_p-ag-e~1~6 Snake caught alive near Saipan airport By Jojo Dass The snake, a female and mea­ Variety News Staff suring about three feet long, will A BROWN tree snake was found be held in DFW custody for "edu­ slithering around an airport ware­ Continued on page 16 house by a worker who hit the reptile with a stick and caught it with his bare hands Monday night. Scott R. Vogt, Fish and Wild­ life Biologist said the snake, the fifth brown tree species to be caught on Saipan in years, was nabbed by a certain Lorenzo 0. Tolino as it w,1s slipping off the vicinity of the Continental Air­ lines warehouse close to the build­ ing housing Island 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDA Y:_AUGUST 20, 1997______WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1997 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 use ancesn US visitors allays CNMI fears: By Robert Bums New Yark Times. 111e aims-conu·ol said in a conference call interview Staffin said tl1e work is being done this happens," Staffin said. group disUibuted copies of its own witl11epo1te1, Monday tliat the wm-­ in m1ticipation of tl1c day when aging Critics, however, say the worknms not priority' WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. 'Takeover bill weapons laborat01ies me working on 1epo11,. citing tl1e declassified docu­ head design work is consistent with nuclem· weapons develop flaws tl1at counter to one of the bw;ic purposes new or modified desip1s for nuc!em· ment. in advmicc of a news confer­ Clinton's nuclem·policy. He also de­ requi1e the 1edesigning of replace­ of the test-ban treaty: to constrain the By Lalla C. Younis U.S. Representative George mrns, work tl1at c1itics say under­ ence plmmed for Tuesday. nied that it undermined tl1e intent of ment paI1s. qualitative improvemer.t of nuclear Variety News Staff Miller (D-California) earlier this A MEMBER of a U.S. Ccm­ H.R. mines the intent of ,UI intem,1tional 111edocument,datedFeb. 29, 1996, tl1e nuclear test-bm1 tn:aty. "We need to be prepaied befrne Continuea on page 19 year proposed 1450, a simi­ ban on nuclem· testing that Pn:sident states: "TI1e laboratoiies me cuffently gressional delegation visiting lar bill to Akaka's which also Clinton signed last ye:u·. working on programs to provide new Saipan sees no immediate ac­ seeks to i'ncrease CNMI mini­ 1l1e govemment is not c1eating or modified designs." tion from the U.S. Congress on mum wage to federal levels. A new types of nuclt;m·weapons, butthe The Comprehensive Test Ball bills involving a federal take­ total of 52 U.S. representa­ weapon scientists m-eenhmicing their Treaty signed by Clinton and 146 over of labor and immigration tives, including Richard capabilities to do so should tl1e need nations, but not ratified by tlie Senate, in the CNMI. Gephardt, (D-Missouri), House misc. At.the smi1e time they ru-e de­ is intended to stop the nuclear mms "Right now, U.S. Congress is Minority Leader, so far, are sup­ signing 1eplacements for warheads race by bmming nucleru· detonations focusing on funding as they may porting Miller's bill, entitled on existing nucleru· weapons such as mid ending the development of new be seeking to· go out of session "Insular Fair Wage and Human tl1e Navy's submmine-launched T1i­ types of nuclear weapons. as early as October. I don't Rights Act of I 997". dent II missile. Energy Deprutment officials insist think bills concerning the situa­ US President Bill Clinton re­ TI1is work is spelled out.in declas­ the plmis desciibed in tl1e document tion here is a number one prior­ cently wrote a letter to Gov. sified exce1pts from m1 Energy De­ amount only to modemizing old de­ ity or even number two," said Froilan Tenorio about the "al­ pmm1ent document obtained by tl1e signs. TI1ey said tl1e goals include the group's spokes- person, leged abuses" in the CNMI and Natural Resources Defense Council, inc1easing tl1e life of waineads mid Andrea Sheldon. said federal laws should be im­ apiivate organization in Washington their safety and security but not their "I have been in Washington posed. thatadvocatesmmscon~'OI and moni­ explosive power. for a very long time. I have seen According to Sheldon, U.S. tOI, U.S. aims programs. Robin Staffin, the Energy many legislation get introduced. President Bill Clinton and his Thedeclassifiedexce1pL, we1e fiI,t Deprutment'sdeputy assistantsecre­ Many pieces of legislation are political appointees are trying repo1ted inMonday'seditionsofThe truy for research mid development, nev'er passed, and some don't to gain support for the measures even get to see the light of day," but he "doesn't always get what Department of Lands & Natural Resources she said. he wants." DIVISION OF PUBLIC LANDS Two bills concerning a pos­ "No hearings have been held sible federal takeover for the for any 'free-standing' bills. From right: Preston Gates lobbyist Dennis Stevens, T. V. Productions Co. executive producer Rich Miniter, CNMI Labor and Immigration Most Americans are not fully Saipan Chamber Chair David Sablan, Traditional Values Coalition executive director Andrea Sheldon and • i PUBLIC NOTICE and minimum wage have al­ aware of the situation here," she Governor's-Special Assistant for Telecommunications Dave Ecret share a laugh during a press conference 8/15/97 · · . _,J ready been proposed in both the said. yesterday with visiting U.S. Congressional staffers. Photo by Laila c. Younis U.S. House of Representatives Sheldon also mentioned she Director of ''Traditional Value Pursuant to Public Law 8-41, Section11, Governor Family members of striking United Parcel Service workers gather outside the UPS facilities in Las Vegas Monday to join in the strike as it enters its third week. AP ' and the U.S. Senate. had spoken to Akaka's senior Coalition," a grassroots lobby Froilan C. Tenorio and Lt. Governor Jesus C. Borja, Just last month, U.S. Senator staff and is "interested to find out that represents churches nation­ Borja: Status change may through the Board of Public Lands are hereby giving Daniel S. Akaka (D-Hawaii) in­ whether it was truth, half-truth or wide. notice, that a meeting for the board of public lands will Royalists repuls~ Hun -Sen forces troduced S. I 000 entitled, "The whatever". She is with twelve Congres­ not be an option for NMI CNMI Reform Act," a bi-parti­ "We have briefings from gov­ sional staffers, and pub] ic policy be conducted on Thursday, August 21 , 1997 at 4:00 san initiative "to curb immigra­ ernment officials and we will look specialists who aiTived Monday issues, told the Variety Monday ByJIRAPORNWONGPAITHOON of O'Smach, a village on the Thai from the Communist Khmer Rouge 'lie that he is appointing former lieu­ P.M. The meeting will be held at the Saipan DPL bortler 350 kilometers (2 IO miles) tion, wage and apparel labeling at it," she said_ morning on a fact-finding visit. O'SMACH,Cambodia (AP) -Fi1,t bas;e of Anlong Veng, about 45 kilo­ ~ tenant governor Pete A. Tenorio northwest of Phnom Penh. (27 abuses in the Northern "This is a very beautiful island, The group met with the gover­ Conference Room on Capitol Hill. Prem icr Pri nee Norodom Rm1rniddh 's meters miles) southeast of . forces, under siege in tl1eir i.L<;t nuuor R,mariddh 's troops have finally O'Smach. Marianas" and will extend fed­ and so far it seems it was worth nor and his staff for two hours as his special representative to . the new round of 902 negotia­ ba'>C,said Mondaytl1eywill goon tl1e 1rnumgcd to regroup and reorganize The clandestine radio station of the eral immigration laws to the the trip," she added. Monday evening. The delegation . AGENDA: offensive against troops loyal t0Cm1- after a prolonged 1eueat in the after­ gucffilla group announced last week CNMI. Sheldon is also the Executive will be here until Friday. - tions.· bodian strongm,UJ Hun Sen. matl1 of Hun Sen's sudden July 5-6 tlmt it had fanned a military alfomce The governor said his objec­ I. Roll Call ·"' . An official of Ranariddh' s coup, s.iid the official, ,m administra­ withFUNCINPECmidscveral frnrner ;c1 . tive will be to discuss the 2. Adoption of Minutes · FUNCINPEC pmy said that the tor of the cmnp who gave hismm1e as Khmer Rouge unit~ to fight against According to OSHA specialist: CNMI's political status, and 3. Communications prince's forces will adv,mce on their Mr. Yen. Yen also said tlwt tl1e Hun Sen. whether the Northern Marianas 4. Report of the Legal Counsel opponenL,, repo11ed to have closed FUNCINPECfr,1·cchadbeensuength­ An estimated 20,c:rc11.t by justajointresolution,"Tenorioadded. Asked, in an interview, what would lature can again reject the amended Tenorio, however, added that bidding process, Haitai will finance During debate on the ap­ "Iftheythinktheycandothataccord­ happen if the governor and CDA insist The CNMI legal commu­ contract awarded to Haitai Devel­ he is willing to sit down with the 90 percent of the construction cost Your Candidate for House of Representative ing to the Constitution, maybe they're that the loan is "illegal," and the legisla­ nity consistently opposed the propriation, a proposal to opment, but "this administration ture stand pat on the legality of tl1e joint CNMI Contractors' Association which the CNMI will repay.at an right but when it comes to spending the idea of splitting the Ninth take out the split proposal will not ask for new (proposals) and "entertain" their members' annual interest of 7.5 percent. The money·the Joan ml!st be passed in an resolution, Woodruff said it would de­ Circuit, which has been pro­ was defeated 54-45, a Precinct 111 pend on whetherornota lending institu­ because we already had one." proposals. contract was found acceptable by appropriation bill." posed during each of the last straight party line vote. Date: August 30, 1997 Donation : $25.00 each Tenorio, at the same time, said his tion would extend the loan. Meantime, he said, overcrowd­ Last Aug. 6, Tenorio extended Procurement and Supply Division. "If they feel safe to finance it, they several Congresses. Also during the debate, ing will continue in the CNMI's the period of review for the con­ Senate President- Jesus R. Place: Garapan Central Park "Local Live Band" concernsoverthePSS loanhasnoth­ Chairman Judd Gress (R­ lng to do with the Legislature's re­ would, of course, release the Joan, but The legal community, how­ current prison facility. troversial project contract to Sept. Sablan (R-Saipan), in an earlier lime: 6 :00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. licket available at the door jection of the Haitai contract for a the governor can then ask the Attor­ ever, argued that if the Ninth NH) offered an amendment "They say its a sole source con­ 6. interview, said the interest rate new prison facility (See related story ney General's Office to sue PSS," he Circuit is split, the CNMI at the request of Babauta and said. tract," Tenorio added, "but what The Legislature had until Aug. will increase the. actual cost to in this issue). should be in the same circuit Guam Congressman Robert about the Public School System's 7 to approve the contract which, $30 million. "(All I'm saying is that) let's do it "It's a question of who wants to as Guam and Hawaii, Underwood to put the CNMI the right way, and I'JJ sign it," he move in what way and whether any-. loan? It's okay for PSS to sole according to Benavente, was al­ Federal officials have expressed Treasurer Jenny Olopai Tanaka body wants to try to block it." Babauta said in a news re­ and Guam into the same cir­ source, but not for the executive ready rejected by the Legislature. concerns over the overcrowding said. lease. cuit as Hawaii, Alaska, Ari­ Done that Under House Joint Resolution I 0- branch?" (See related story in this Benavente, in an Aug. I I letter · in Saipan 's current correctional But according to Speaker Diego 36, the CNMI government will act as This position is supported zona, Idaho, Montana, Or­ issue) to Tenorio, said the 30-day exten­ facility, but Tenorio has said that T. Benavente (R-Saipan), the Legis­ a guarantor for the $15.7 million PSS by the NMI Bar Association egon, and Washington. Despite repeated requests from sion of the review will only fur­ he will tell the officials to sue the lature, through joint resolutions, has borrowed to finance the construction and U.S. District Court in California and Nevada will of a new high school on Saipan and the Legislature, Tenorio told the ther delay "an important public Legislature if it fails to approve authorized similar loans in the past. the NMI, said Babauta. then remain in the 9th Cir­ Variety Monday that he will nei- project." the Haitai contract. Tenorio's concerns, he said, was other capital improvement projects. cuit, an amendment that was PSS is already accepting bids for the This year, the split pro­ never brought up, as the Constitu­ posal has gotten strong back­ accepted without debate. ~=p construction project ' --~w= ~ f tion states that only the Legislature's ing from the Republican ma- (RHA) '1==r~u,=,z=n- --=t' Last June, PSS received a loan offer approval is required. "Now if tl1ey find something in from the California Financial Services, ~ r:- · , which offered to lend $8.5 million, pay­ ~· .. •~~•Y••• .. •••••••••••••••••••~ INSURANCE SHOPPING? CNMI S11b.1crlllcrs the law that says we can't do it, we'll ~ .... •.• .•..•.•...... ~ pass a bill. Otherwise if it's not neces­ able in I Oyearsforanannual interestrate 4 of 5.6 percent : • AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE THAT MAY CHANGE YOUR LIFE! • i I 1: saiy, why go through the process?" PFC MAKES IT EASY FOR YOU! y 1 I • d' Benavente said the legislature wants The resolution authorizes only Joan an 11 1 to ensure that the loan is legal "because with interest rate not exceeding six Joadre percent, and with repayment tem1S not _Javlte --~' this isfortl1e benefit of PSS and we don't I Here's your invitation to sample the introduction of the !J exceeding IO years. 111(::~;:;~o~l~:;;;;k-~ ' want to delay this project" : . ~0 \tU&\ palm Reader & Advl Z1)v ii Lowest R~ Ever Offered by f j • • ~9\t · from Guam 'Sor;, 4 • Federal audit of NMI PAST• PRESENT• FUTURE A holy Religious Healer, God's messenger who through the Power of God can show you how she guaranlees to remove all sorrow, sickness. No pro51em so big that she can'I help you solved. fI Legislature welcomed She has helped so many she can help you wilh love problems and remove bad lucks. ! lli/ RightPJan Special rate with this ad. AUTO FIRE By Rafael H. Arroyo start next week, seeks to determine Located Near Arirang Restaurant in Garapan whether the legislature expended Call for appointment to 233-81 73 (Home) Date~ Variety News Staff 233-1 695 (Office) TilE INTERIOR Department's In­ funds in accordance to applicable laws Time~ spector General will audit the expen­ and internal operating policies and ditures of the CNMI Legislature, but procedures. Place: House Speaker Diego T. Benavente Focus of the audit will be fiscal . . .. COMMONWEALTH PORTS AUTHORITY . '. ' . is not the least perturbed about it year's 1995 and I996, but other peri­ "I believe there would not be any ods may be included as appropriate. ii WORKERS COMPENSATION problem with theIGauditbecauseof Benavente said he believes the ..JOB VACANCY-ANNOUNCEMENT· Representing major companies on island planned audit is not meant to "un­ HOME noti! a e: the fact that there is a cap in the the friendly staff at PFC's Insurance Dept. can find n legislative budget," said Benavente cover anything" but is only meant to fulfill theresponsibilitiesoftl1eoffice. The Commonwealth Ports Authority at the Saipan International Airport you the best coverage for competitive prices. fi Time: in an interview with the Variety. is looking for: "There is not much room for any "I don't have any concerns about this audit. No worries at all. A, a fi Place: kind of expenditures under our present Ask about our great payment plans! funding level. Each of the members matter of fact, our own Public Audi­ ONE (1) GARDENER barely have enough to hire staffers, Jet tors Office is presently auditing the PACIFIC FINANCIAL IS THE INSURANCE alone spend money, whether proper Legislature and it, accounts," said the or improper," said the speaker. speaker. An employee in this class performs specific landscaping, gardening BROKER FOR YOU He, however, noted that in his and ground maintenance work. Employee receives instructions to TI1e legislature under tl1e Consti­ TYPHOON tution is subject to a budget ceiling close to ten years as a legislator, perform landscaping work in selective phases of CPA's landscaping OCEAN MARINE See Ud,

accompanied by an updated police clearance. The deadline for Thai On NMC. phones submission of application is August 29, 1997 at 4:30 p.m. House TI-IE NORTIIERN Marianas Col­ system have knocked out telephone lege yesterday asked patience from seivice. For more information, please contact Tel: 664-3500. the public when telephoning the Col­ Efforts rue underway tocrnrcct the lege. problems am! se1vice is expected to /s/ FRANK A. ROSARIO Pnjb.lems with elecuical wi1ing in be 1estrned by Wednesday, the col­ Public Information Officer the building housing NMC's phone lege said in a news release. 6~t\:l,:\R!~!,._~ __y A_RJ_!:TY_NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY- AUGUST 20,'-----C___:._:__ 1997 ______WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1997 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VlEWS-7 KAL suspends Sekisui wants !!/ g won 10 million Castro off case SUBLUXATIONS Saipan flights By Ferdie de la Torre are treated in a safe, gentle manner dollars g would.?.?.? By Jojo Dass suspending the flights and we don't Variety News Staff Vanety News Staff have the slightest idea,': said Rosalia. A JAPANESE company wants.Su­ by your doctor of chiropractric. THE KOREAN Airlines, which CPA Executive Director Carlos perior Co.urt Presiding Judge biings in an estimated 2,000 touiists a Shoda, he said, has sent a letter to the Alexandro Castro out from the 1995 week, has suspended its flights to the airline "demanding an explanation." C.D.C.suit The Benefits Include... Commonwealth. "We want to know why they (air­ Sekisui House, Ltd., through coun­ • Pain Relief The move is seen to direly affect line) suspended flights only on sel David A. Mair, asked Castro to the CNMI's tourism industiy which Saipan and not Guam where one disqualify himself from presiding over • Increased Energy $2D derives a sizeable bulk of its mar­ of their planes recently figured in thecasebecausehisimpartialitymight • Greater Range of Motion ket from Korea, Frank Rosario, an accident," said Rosario, refer­ reasonably be questioned; • Well Being SUPERDRAW Commonwealth Ports Authority ring to the Aug. 6 accident in­ Mairpointedout it was then Attor­ PIO, said. ' volving Korean airline flight 801 ney General Castro who reviewed SATURDAY, August 23'd Rosario, citing "a very short that left 225 of the 254passengers the c1iminal conviction of Shigenori letter" from the airline's regional dead. "Chico" Hiraga, president of plain­ Alexandro C. Castro FIRST DIVISION PR.IZE ·oF. office on Saipan, said the suspen­ Authorities are still investigating tiffs' C.D.C. Saipan and Japan. Neck pain Arm pain Hiraga is the primary witness in came piivy to info1mation pertaining sion tookeffectMondayand will last that incident Back pain Leg pain until Oct 25. The protest was also lodged on this case who will testify on behalf of to Mr. Hiraga 'sciiminal conviction," Passengers still in the Common­ grounds of the Saipan International the plaintiffs at trial, said Mair in Mair said. Headaches S "10 IVIII.I.ION* wealth will be flown back through Airport's navigational lights and Sekisui' s motion to disqualify filed in SekisuiHousehasrecently learned chartered flights, according to the equipment being in working condi­ the Superior Court yesterday. that Castro is a neighbor ofFrancisco Hiraga, a convicted blibe-giver, and Ines Ada, both were stockholders .-· . (j)!'clll12· .. letter.. · tion . ··· • C./usf ·- 'They (Korean airlines) did not "lt(suspension) will definitely hmt claimed in his deposition that he of C.D.C. Saipan when the verbal //us/ ·/) r:-~ . . . give any reasons as to why they are us," said Rosaiio. spent ¥124 million in "campaign , agreement was purportedly negoti­ .. . '- .. ./.1 r.::.0/12 ... loans" and "public relations" to ated in 1988. pinched nerve CNMI officials, including then In 1995, C.D.C. sued Sekisui over gubernatorial candidate now Gov. tl1e 1988 verbal agreement in which Froilan Tenorio. the defendant allegedly promised to But you gotta be in it to win it! "It is apparent from the record pay C.D.C. millions of dollars for the Only 45¢ per game, minimum 4 games. that Mr. Alexandro C. Castro in latter's interest in the land near misalignment --1·~~ his capacity as Attorney General be- HopwoodJr. High School. 'Total Prize Pool is Approximately $20 Million, first division prize is approximately $10 Million SSFM ENGINEERS, INC. CNMI LOTIERY Beach Road, San Jose 235-8442 proudly announces its newest division under the direction of Borja appointed teachers' FRANCISCO Q. GUERRERO, rep to Board of Education By Rafael H; Arroyo 'Toe Board plays a vital role in AIA, President Variety News Staff ensuring tl1e besteducation possible Tuesday is Ladies Night! GOVERNOR Froilan C. Teno1io for our students. ram confident tl1at on Monday appointed long-time you will make a valuable conuibu­ PUBLIC NOTICE SSFM Saipan educatorDavidM. Borja to the Board tion and I appreciate your willing- In order to better serve the general public, the Division of Labor is in the process of establishing a new filing procedure. P.O. Box 2713 of Education as a non-voting mem­ • ness to seive our people," Tenorio Budwe,,iser. $~'1_· _.s·.O· . An Employer's Reference File will be created for every CNMI employer employing non-resident workers. In each file, the SOS Building, Garapan ber, representing the teachers' orga­ told Borja. Fa:mily . ~. _ nization. A fo1mer p1incipal of Hopwood employer's supporting documents needed for the processing of work permits are readily available to the Certification Unit Saipan, MP 96950 Ladies Only for their reference. This Employer's Reference File will reduce the number of documents that are currently attached to Borja's nomination, which was Junior High School, Borja worked every application submitted to the Department for review. Employers who participate in this new system will find a announced in a letter Tenorio sent as Year-Round Education coordi­ dramatic reduction of the processing time for non-resident worker applications. The Division of Labor will begin the Telephone (670) 233-7770 Monday,dO<:".snotrequiretheadvice natorfortl1e MaiianasHigh School. implementation of this filing system on or before 31 August 1997. Those employers who are interested in utilizing this Fax (670) 233-7771 and consent of the Senate. He currently teaches Mathematics new system must provide the documents enumerated below. Email [email protected] Tenorio said Borja's tenn of of­ at MI-IS. fice begins immediately and will be He also seived for several years FORM INDUSTRY for four years. with the US A.Imy. ORIGINAL COPY CONSTRUCTION GARMENT HOUSEWORKER MANPOWER All OTHERS • Project Management DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FARMER SERVICES • Construction Management No jail for t-vvo 1JVho Business License X X X X X • Civil & Structural Engineering • Mechanical & Electrical Engineering Articles of Incorporation, Incorporated X X X X X beat up SVS teacher By Ferdie de la Torre It was gathered that prior to the inci­ Business Gross Revenue X X X X X X Variety News Staff dent, Vincent's daughter went home Tax Submission- 3CMCs4436(a) THE SUPERIOR Court handed yes­ early complaining she w,L~ scared with terday a suspended sentence to two law Reilly who had pushed her. Sworn Statement of Compliance- X X X X X enforcers who were charged for beat­ 1l1c Tudelas witl1 their respective 3CMCs4436(e) ing a teacher in front of student~ at the lawyersJu,m Lizm11a:md RobertNanua Sm Vicente Elernentmy School last entered l:L-;t June a plea agreement with Living Quarters Clearance X X X X X )( year. the government represented by Assis­ (Statement and Certificate) Associate Judge Miguel Demapan tm1t Atty. Gen. Robert Steinborn. Enjoy live musio sentenced Immigration Lt. Roman B0U1 defendants pleaded a "no con­ Proof of Availability of Projects or Services X X X Tudela Jr. and his brother Customs test" to tl1e charges of assault and bat­ with Sam Joyner · _Employment Opportunity · teiy. . ' . Officer Vincent Tudela to one year Monday's Bank Certification X X X X X imprisonment, all suspended. By entering such a plea of"no con­ from 10pm to T.D.C. Shot Nite-$2.50 ea. Seeking candidates for: Demapan placed the two Tudelas in test," tl1e defern.hmt5 m1d tl1eir counsel closing. Every Direction Map to Business Location X X X X X X ,m unsupervised probation ,L~ he ,L~ked neitl1er admit nor deny tl1e allegations Wait staff, bartenders, kitchen help and maintenance them to stay away from trouble. but do understand that if such fact~ Wednesday's Monday, Tuesday, Waiver 1 & 1/20% X X X X positions in Saipan. Full and part-time positions. "Whatever you do always lhink were proven al trial tl1ey would consti­ Sauza Margarita Nite-$2.50 ea. Wednesday, Friday :tl1ead," Dernap,m told the defend:mls tute a sufficient ba,is to a finding of. New/Ren/Rpl of Workers X X as he advised them not to be too emo­ guilt of a,smilt ,md battery. Thursday's and Saturday. Affidavit Listings (Control Sheet) Candidates should be very personable with great tional particularly because they are law ll1e court accepted Ilic plea agree­ ment ,md ordered tl1e Probation Office Bud's Nite-$2.50 ea. communication skills. A strong work ethic and the enforcers. It's a hot week of cool Bud Family Declaration X X Court information showed that on to prepare a pre-sentence investigation. ability to think and respond quickly are a must. During yesterday 'ssentencing, botl1 Sunday's specials at Bud's Bar in Garapan! Nov. 7, 1996, Dillliel Reilly, who was So grab your · buddies and come Compliance of Minimum X X tl1en a teacher at San Vicente, was Tudela, expressed remorse witl1 what Bud's Nite-$2.50 ea. Financial Requirements tl1ey did. ll1ey apologized to Ilic court, join the party! Those chosen can expect to work in a fun sitting in tl1e school's library when tl1e defendilllts came and confronted him. to tl1e victim as well ,L, to tl1e S,m environment as part of a team. Team members can Roman grabbed Reilly around t11e Vicente School. (l!ih'tl PAC) • It is incumbent upon every employer to update their file as and when necessary. The systematic and timely submission of "l3ecause of my love fonny daugh­ documents as they are renewed will ensure speedier processing of a non-resident worker application. expect good earnings while expanding their anns from behind and the otl1erpunched - \.)\\,1,:/ him in tl1e head area, court record indi­ ter, I completely lost my logic or rea­ knowledge and sharpening their skills. soning. I love my children very much. For further information, please contact Patrick A. Deleon Guerrero at 664-3169 cated. Inquiries should be made to; 233-8152 or 1-532-2337 Vincent also approached the victim Ialways w:mt lo be a good husb:md and !fBJ~bJaif fatl1er. I never hurt my children,'' is/ JEFFREY T. CAMACHO Concurred by: /srTHOMAS 0. SABLAN, Reviewed by: Isl DANILO T. AGUILAR, and grabbed tl1e latter by the collar, IL~-·<':::'"'.":--·-- -...'.':::::::.-:-:.-:-1 ·I resulting to a physical confrontation, Vincent told tl1e court before tl1e judge Acting Director of Labor Secretary of Labor and Immigration Special Assistant Attorney General/ Figueroa's is an equal opportunity employer. rendered the sentence. Legal Counsel for Labor Enforcement according to tl1e court information. 8-i\l.-\RIM,:\S \'ARIETY NEWS :\ND VlEWS-WEDNESDA Y- AUGUST 20. 1997' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1997- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 To help in search _for crash bodies US rescuers head to Guain T:\C0\1.-\. \Yashington (AP) a Giiam hillside Aug. 6. killing shepherd, through Seattle­ cause the National Transporta­ Kirkland locksmith helped find -Four loc:li search-:111J-rescue more than 200 people. So far. Tacoma International Airport on tion Safety Board w4s looking victims of the Oklahoma City ,,.L1rkers. :dong with tlm:e se:trch ~carchers ha,·e recovered re­ Sunday. for dogs trained in recovering bombing in I 995. dL1gs. heaJed for Guam to help mains of about half the victims. The searchers and their dogs human remains, said Bill Lokey "I've done plane crashes, but , in the l'ffon to recowr bodies "It's a mission I don't want to are members of the Puget Sound of the Urban Search and Rescue nothing this large,'' said Marcia from the wrecbge of Korean goon. but I recognize it's value,'' Urban Search and Rescue Task feam. Koenig, a professional dog han­ .-\ir Flight ~01. s:1id Bruce Speer, as he walked Force . Of the three dog handlers, dler from Kent. She was travel­ You Are Invited To Apply • The Boeing 747 crashed into llunter. a 5-ycar-old German The task force was called be- only Speer has experience look­ ing with Coyote, a 3-year-old ing for multiple victims. The German shepherd. For Nomination To ' · ~!{;. Paci/c Sky Travel Service . P.O. Box 774, Saipan, MP96950 V ~'j '-.. ~ Phone: (670) 235-0942/0943/0944 ~I t-' Fax: (670) 235-0946 REP.JUAN N. BABAUTA i t;i ;•Ii b~ iI (I) j &·a;,,,., ,11,, Q"'' ;i i•i~i ii•i WITH PACIFIC SKY. .. 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._:.)fi ,'· 11 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1997 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-11 10-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY- AUGUST 20, 1997 ------~------~------~~------lI NATO ends Bosnia standoff , FSM to extend fishery pact ruling and insist that elections be held By KATARINA KRATOVAC PALIKIR, Pohnpei-President Jacob PALE,Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP)­ on Oct. 12, Belgrade's independent Nena has trdilsmitted to Congress the A standoff between police who sup­ BET A news agency ieporte

Winnie.kills 7 in Taiwan }Yeltsin, Maskhadov meet 1 TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) - Typhoon a(t~r !~er home was buried by a land- Floodinginsubwb.mTaipeireached · · [~----·----·------~------• .~--\ ,md rockelattac~," thelnt~1fax news with Russia, ~e it as areliabl~ prutner nity despite Ma~khadov 's attempted · Winnie hattered northern Taiwan shde m the mounuuns north of the thesecondtloorofsomehomes,send- i:,'.:;:,. ~if. : agency quoted him as saymg. and good neighbor that will never crackdowns. Monday. killing at least seven people capital Taipei, wid five people were ingfumiture,bicyclesandevenrefrig- ' He emphasized that he was not in come bearing mms to Chechnya About a dozen foi-eigners and a fw· ,md c.1using floods, hmdslides ,md still trapped under mud mid vegeUt- erators floating dawn streets. Moscow to beg for assistance, but. again," Mashkadov said. larger numberofRussians are miss- power breakdowns. tion.Anatherpersonw,L~rescuedwith Pumpingstatians:,verefloode~and rather to demand what Russia owes Another topic on Monday's ing and believed held for ransom. 11ie Centra~ Weatlier Bureau said minor injuries. b!·oke down, d~sprte preparations Chechnya after reducing it to ruins. ·agenda was the general lawlessness Moreover, Russia plans soon to re- Winnie. packing wine.ls of up to 92 111ree people drowned in t11e base- mme~ at prevenung areoccurrence ?f "In spite of the tens ofthousands of in Chechnya, particulm·ly tlie numer- open an important oil pipeline travel- miles ( l 4S kilometers) per hour. w,L, ment of their home northeast of flocxlmg brought by Typhoon Herb m ' 1 lives lost and a fully destroyed repub- ous kidnappings blamed on Chechen ing through Chechnya, and wants to about260kilometers( 161 miles)north Taipei, and a man crushed to death AuHh'llSbt kl~II 7d.5 l I d d lie, we still want to have strong ties gangs wliohaveoperated with impu- be certain the line will be protected. of Taipei, traveling northwest at 21 when his apartment building slid er I e . peop ean cause at kilometers ( 13 miles) an hour as of down the sic.le of a mountain in the least dlrs 500 million in damage. 2 p.m. (0600 GMT). nearby suburb of Hsichi. FlightstoJapanandmostdomestic More than 700 millimeters (28 In !Ian county, 45 kilometers flights were canceled and airplanes inches) of rain fell in northern (28 miles} east of Taipei, a fisher- moved south for safety. Taiwan between Sunday afternoon man drowned after being swept Coastal highways in Ilan, Taipei William S. Reyes Elementary School and I p.m. (0500 GMT) Monday, off a breakwater by high waves. ,md Hualien counties were washed causing severe flooding in low Another man fell Lo his death away by heavy swf. Formation of Restoration Advisory Board lying areas around the capital, the after being blown off the apart- Powerwascuttoover68,0'.X)house- Rescuers dig through mud and vegetation to reach a family buried in Membership Solicitation bureau said. ment building he was apparently holdsinnorthemTaiwan,stateowned their home in the Taipei suburb of Tienmu by a mudslide caused by heavy rains brought by Typhoon Winnie Monday. AP One wom,lll w,L~ pronounced dead trying to rob, police said. Taiwan Power Company reported. The Department of Defense recognizes the importance of stakeholder participation for the Defense Environmental Restoration Program (DERP) for Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS). Therefore, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is announcing the establishment of a Restoration Advisory Board (RAB). The RAB Russian President Boris Yeltsin, right, smiles as he shakes hands with is intended to improve public participation by involving the community in the restoration decision-making his Chechen counterpart Asian Maskhadov in the Kremlin on Monday process. Imagine what your friends after their meeting. The Chechen president is expected to ask Russia for some form of official diplomatic recognition as a step towards The RAB will include community members who reflect the diverse interests of the local community, RAB ultimate sovreignty. AP members will be asked to review and comment on plans and activities relating to the ongoing environmental will think when they studies and restoration activities atthe William S. Reyes Elementary School. RAB members will have the MOSCOW(AP)-Chcchnya'spresi­ cession. opportunity to provide input on activities that will accelerate the restoration. Members will also be expected "'We have loL~ of questions to de­ dent set a tough tone Monday as he to serve as a voluntary liaison between the community and the RAB and be available to meet with community cide," Y elL~in w,L~ quoted by the see YOU behind . headed into a meeting with President members and/or groups. RAB meetings will be open to the public. Boris Yeltsin, denying Kremlin ITAR-T,L~s news agency as saying a~ claims the southern republic has re­ the meeting opened. Community interest fqrms can be obtained by contacting: the wheel. ceived substm1tial Russi,m aid this If no political progress is fo1th­ Brian P. Reyes year. coming, Ma',khac.lov at lea~t hopes to B.P. Reyes & Associates .President Aslrn1 Mw;khadov said soon settle the feste1ing question over P.O. Box 2368 he nonetheless expected good results Russi,m wrn· rep,u-ations, which his Chalan Laulau, Saipan 96590 from what he promised would be a battered republic badly needs in order TEL (670) 234-9127 The Hyundai "c,mdid'' talk. aimed at lessening the to rebuild. FAX (67) 234-3097 subst.mtial political tension between Ivan Rybkin. secret,uy of Russia's To qualify, interested parties must be local residents of Chalan Kanoa, Chalan Piao and Susupe Village who SONATA the two frnrner w,uTing sides. Secu1ityCouncil ,uid the top K1cmlin are impacted/affected by William S. Reyes Elementary School. Applications must be submitted by September M,L',khadov was expected to ask negotiator with Chechnya, said Sat­ 5, 1997. Members will be expected to serve a one to two-year term and attend RAB meetings regularly. ALL THE LUXURY Russia for some form of official urday that Russia has sent 847 billion FOR ONLY diplomatic recognition of his re­ niblcs(dlr:; 140million)toChechnya The initial RAB information meeting will be held prior to September 30, 1997. :.;, public. as a step toward ultimate this yew-. :i:'· sovereignty. Chechnya has long M,L-;khadov emphatically denied For additional information, please contact: $16,595 iT'· asserted its independence from that ,L~sc1tion before m1iving in Mos­ Chuck Streek, Pacific Ocean Division Ii'" Russia. a claim strengthened by cow on Monday. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ISTHAT?NO, its victory over Russian troops in ·"'me sum total of the money re­ Phone (808) 438-6934 the 1994-96 w,ir. ceived by Chechnya since the begin­ Fax (808) 438-7801 IT COULDN'T BE ... c:::~&,-t:::- But Russia, which insists ning of the yem· is Jess tl1,m Russia 0 Chechnya remains pan of Russia, spent du1ing one day of w,u- desu·oy­ IT IS!!! R T~~Of~'LE~9! RS ,i was unlike to grm1t a dramatic con- ing towns ,md villages with bombs . REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Garapan, Beach Road 234-7133 The Public Auditor is soliciting a financial and compliance audit of the Commonwealth Ports Autl1ority (CPA) for the fiscal Plane crashes on day year ending September 30, 1997. Proposals shall be submitled to the Public Auditors, PO. Box 1399, Saipan. MP 96950, 110 later than 4 30 pm, Tc1esday, September 2, 1997. The audit sl1all be pe:formed in compliance with the followir;g prior to an air show guidelines: 1. 0MB Circular 1-128 MOSCOW (AP) - A light plane alxxm1, Smolikov said. 2. Standards for Audits of Government Organization programs. cm,hed Monday during a test !light . llie cause w,L'> not immediately Activities and functions - revised ahead oflhis week's Moscow Inter- known. 3. Other applicable Generally Accepted Auditing Standards. It's that important time of the year again, when organizations like national Air Show, killing the pilot, 11ie accident came a day before 'll Proposals must at least have the following information: yours reserve their place in the MTC Telephone Directory. It's the one officials said. the official opening of the biennial 111e BE- I 03 airplm1e, belonging show, which P1csident Boris YclL,in Title Page 1 EJ' I ,.. ·.· ·~ place to reach over 20,000 businesses ·and residences on to the Taganrog air company, is scheduled to attend. Request for Proposals """~· ~ ,~;, ~ 1i ~ Saipan, Tinian and Rota all year long. Our directory sales · crashed at the Zhukovsky aidield Russia plans to display a new- a) . just e,L,t of Moscow at 11: 14 a.m. gcnerationcombatplm1cattheshow, b) Name ol your company staff can help you place an ad in the one medium that 1 c) Local address and telephone number j _;, • (0714GMT), said Karl Sn1olikov, butitistorcn1ainhlddenfrompublic d) Name ol contact person and submission date island residents pick up each-and-every day. ::.~ · spokesmanforRussia'sEmergcncy view mid shown only to govem- I 1 Situations Minisuy. ment officials. 111c show is open to I Transmittal Letter:

_---~-~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~-tl1~~~ily_ ~1~~ri ____u~~~ul~c on Satu1~ay wid S~r~ay. J a) Briefly state your understanding of the audit work to be performed Include an affirmative statement to F that Mother Teresa did sign a con­ perform the work within the time period specified. Mother... tract. but said Mother Teresa later b) State a comprehensive fee for wl1ict1 t11e audit will be performed. Continued from page 11 changed her mind ab<:)lll the project. c) Date of which !he audit report package will be delivered to CPA. l E contract: "], Mother Tt.:resa of She did not know the exact rea­ Your Company's Profile: Calcutta. hereby grant Lo Mr. and sons but said: "Obviously. she Mrs. Dominique Lapierre ... the wasn't happy with it." 2.) Provide a brief description of your company which incluc'les your personnel's education background and Horiguchi Street, exclusi\'e permission to undertake Towey said L1pic1Te had known experience, number of stafl, level of staff (partners, manager supervisor, etc.), and a listing ol clients. b) The description must also include an affirmative statement that at least the partners are certilied public between Middle and a mot ion pie tu re which w i 11 portray for ycars that Mothcr Teresa no my life." longer suppo11ed the film. accounts. Beach Roads in c) Name and prolile ol stair members to be assigned to the audit, should your 1irm be awarded. Garapan Then, he quoted from a I 9XX I le cited :1 handwritten letter he letter from Mother Teresa approv­ said Mother Tcrcsa sent Lapierre Award will be based on four evaluation 1actors; price, technical competence, prior experience, and ability to meet the ing a script: "I have read the script in 1990, saying that ··arter much deadline. Anvtime between Reserve your place in the that you have given me and I stand prayer." she withdrew any per­ August 18 and by the authorization I had given mission she had given forthe film. The contract lor this audit will be awarded not later than September 8, 1997. The audit work shall commence therea!ter August29 you," he read. Lapierre said he did not know and a ljnal audit report shall be completed by Der;ember 15, 1997. 1998 MTCTelephone Directory now! World-class Communicat1ons, Island Values /\ spokeswoman for Mother why the nun had changed her Audit reports from previous years are available at CPA:s main office at the Saipan International Airport. Teresa, Sunita Kumar, confirmed mind. ------14-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY- AUGUST 20, 1997 ------~--· ··------~------~---·------~------WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1997 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-15 ------Saipan Cable TV 5:00AM-4:00PM Wednesday TV Wednesday TV 5:00PM-4:50AM Saipan Cable TV 54 All In Good Taste 38 In care or Nature/Wildllte Journeys/Profiles or 7 All My Children (30m) 5 Salpan Mabuhay (1h) 47 CNBC Programming (1h) 49 Petticoat Junction· Sitcom 12 Saipan Cable News [Repeat) (30ni) 58 Nonstop Country 55 Ready ... Set ... Cook! 55 Cooking Monday to Friday Nature (30m) 8 ICN: Taiwan News (Mandarin) (30m) 7 General Hospital (1h) 1:35 59 Delivery Room 39 Footsteps of St. Paul 48 Modern Combat Aircraft 52 Hoy Glslng! 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Rock 25 Bob Newhan - Sitcom • 39 Miracles of the Eucharist 40 Bodyshaplng 14 Mickey's Mouse Tracks (CC) 47 CNBC Programming (1 h) 32 Bugs & Darty 25 Doug (CC) 51 Shopping Channel (2h) 48 Beyond 2000 40 Drag Racing (Repeat) (2h) 48 Travelers 26 MOVIE-Suspense((' Jericho Fever 1993 (CC) 40 Flex Appeal 42 Corporate Justice (Event no.: 4548) Amazon 17 MAX: MOVIE(((VillageoftheDamned !960 36 Horqetlme 26 Highlander: The Serles· Fantasy 53 Dukes ofHaz.zard-Adventure 52 Sarlmanok Network News (1h) 44 Stephen King's Thinner (Event no.: 8760) 49 Cannon - Crime Drama 56 Waltons - Drama 54 Room for Change 54 Gardener's Journal 56 700 Club 46 Classroom Heat If 19 . At & P (Replay) 46 Reaf West 38 Quack Pack (30m) 31 Designing Women - Sitcom (CC) 47 CNBC Programming (1h) 50 Batman - Fantasy (CC) 20 Gordon Ellioit 50 Lite Goes On - Drama-(CC) 42 A French Girl's Backdoor ... (Event no.: 4551) 29 Midnight Special - Rock 55 Essence of Emerll 11:35 47 CNBC Programming (1 h) 52 Sarlmanok Network News (Live) (1h) 31 Intimate Ponralt - Profile (CC) 9:01 3 Late Show With David Letterman 32 Bugs & Daffy 49 Petticoat Junction· Sitcom 54 You're Home 22 Beach MTV· Variety Lustful Obsessions 34 MOVIE - Comedy I' Jokers WIid 1992 (2h) 48 Interior Motives 53 WIidhorse Saloon 52 Slya Ug Ako Sa Kangltngfl (30m) 32 35 MOVIE - Horror (( Hellralser Ill: Hell on Eanh 4 Tonight Show With Jay Leno (Via Satellite 51 Shopping Channel (2h) 55 Chef du Jour 23 Action: U'rban Rangers 49 Green Acres - Sitcom 36 48 50 54 55 Paid Program 54 Rooms tor Improvement 24 (CC) · 54 Gardener's Journal 54 New Yankee Workshop 34 Dally Show 9:15 Delay) (1h) (CC) 50 Trapper John, M.D. 55 Grlllln' & Chlllln' 35 Amazing Stories - Fantasy (CC) 37 Miss Marple 5:01 25 Busy World of Richard Scarry (CC) 4:45 59 81ntley's Mozart (Repeat) (1h) 7 Nlghtllne (30m) . . BAM 53 Aleene's Crafts 60 Cable Karao ,e (2h) 15 SHO: MOVl';,i(( Hiroshima (Part 1 of 211995 36 What Do Women Really Want? (1h) 9:21 · 11:45 38 Human Nature (1h) 18 MOVIE - Comedy(' Folks! 1992 (2h) 26 Facts or Life· Sitcom 39 Way Home 5:05 56 700 Club 54 Decorating With Style 2:05 37 Law & Order - Crime Drama (CC) 18 MOVIE. Drama((' Man In the Middle 1964 11 Who's Who In Asia (15ml 17 MAX: MOVIE(' Total Eclipse 1995 3 This Morning (1h) 55 Taste 16 TMC: MOVIE((' Never Too Late 1996 38 The Sentinel (1h) 9:30 46 Weapons at War · 29 New Videos. Rock 58 Delivery Room . 2:15 47 CNBC Programming (1 h) 5:20 5 Salpan Mabuhay (1h) 31 Handmade by Design 39 Our Fathe(s Plan 4 Men Behaving Badly (30m) · MIDNIGHT . 16 TMC: MOVIE((' Foreign Body 8 ICN: Asia Business News (Mandarin) 59 BRV: MOVIE ((' Flame of Barbary Coast f 945 32 Super Adventures 43 Smells Like Sex (Event no.: 4n6) Diva Double 7 Ellen (30m) 49 Hogan's Heroes· Sltcom 32 New Scooby Doo Movies 60 Cable Karaoke (2h) 2:25 58 Nonstop Country 5:30 10 WorldVlew (CC) 35 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 3 Action News At 5:00 (30m) HeaderPhantasm 8 tCN: English Program (30m) 3 Action News At 5:30 A.M. 11 News: Good Morning, Japan (30m) 12:05 11 I Can Do It Myself! (15m) 4 Channel Four News (1 h) 45 Scream (Event no.: 6983) 12 Guam Cable News (Tuesday Edition) (1h) 5 Salpan Mabuhay (1h) 60 Cable Karaoke (2h) 36 Homeworks 11 Japan's Famous Mountains {10m) 2:30 8 KRCA: Little Saigon TV News (Vietnamese) 2:05 4 Today In L.A. 12 WIid About Animals (30m) 38 Paid Program (30m) 5 Salpan Mabuhay (1h) 46 Weapons at War - History 25 Monkees - Comedy 12:15 8 ION: Andaz Zee TV {Hindi) (30m) 47 CNBC Programming (1h) (30m) 2 HBO: MOVIE: Kleptomania 1995 7 Eyewilness News (30m) 14 Chip 'n' Dale Rescue Rangers (CC) 39 Our Lady of the Angels Monas1ery Dally Mass 7 Eyewitness News (1h) 29 Midnight Special -Rock 8 Paid Program 19 Annalu.na 11 All Around Japan {15m) 10 Insight 8 ICN: World Report News {Mandarin) (30m) 48 Beyond Bizarre- Reality 32 Flintstones (CC) 10 World News 3 The Gordon Elliott Show (1 h) 44 Meet Wally Sparks [Event no.: 8759) 12:25 . - 12 Buck Staghorn's Animal Bites (30m) 11 NHKNewsAt11 P.M.(35m) 4 Channel Four News 10 World Report 20 Bobby's World (CC) 47 CNBC Programming (1h) 10 World News 49 That Girl - Sitcom 38 Cops (30m) 15 SHO: MOVIE ((( The Big Picture 1989 22 Popular Videos People Prefer - Variety 14 Circle Time 19 Midday Report (Live) 12 Zoo Venture (30ml 50 21 Jump Street· Crime Drama (CC) 39 Mensaje 12 Salpan Cable News (Repeal) (30m) 2:30 48 Home Matters 12:30 20 Paid Program 13 The World Tonight 10 Q & A 19 Philippines Tonight 23 Comedy: Where D'Glrls Are 49 That Girl - Sitcom 13 Sarl-Sarlng Sine: Ang Babaeng Nawawala Sa 51 Shopping Channel (2h) 44 Grldlock'd {Event no.: 8765) 20 Masked Rider (CC) 24 Lamb Chop's Play-Along (CC) 3 The Bold And The Beautiful 25 Looney Tunes Sarill (2h) 52 TV Patrol Cebu (Live) (1h) 49 Sonny and Cher - Variety 19 Stock Market 12 Animals A-Z (1h) 50 Vega$ 8 ION: FuJlsankel News (Japanese With English 32 Real Adventures or 20 Strange Universe - Reality 25 Rhoda - Sitcom 24 In the Prime. Lifestyle (CC) 26 Mighty Max (CC) 53 Wildhorse Saloon 14 Chip ·n· Dale Rescue Rangers (CC) 53 Monday Night Concerts (1 h) 52 TV Patrol Zamboanga (1h) Subtitles) (1h) 34 Make Me laugh 19 P& A 54 All In GoodTaste 54 Interiors by Design 23 Kakalbang Karlsma 31 36 48 50 54 55 Paid Program 25 Mr. Wizard's World (CC) 56 Father Dowling Mysteries (CC) 54 Joy of Gardening 10 Showbiz Today- Entertainment News 30 31 34 48 50 55 56 59 Paid Program 29 Greatest Hits of Music Video· Rock 35 Beyond Reality - Horror 20 Saved by the Sell· Sitcom (CC) 55 Molto Marlo 55 Taste 25 Odd Couple· Sitcom (CC) 39 Scriptural Rosary 55 Motto Marlo 11 Health For Today (15m) 36 Home Pro 26 Big Easy - Crime Drama (CC) 49 Phil Slivers 29 New Videos. Rock 30 Golf Central (Repeat) (30m) 58 Big Ticket 22 Grind - Dance 58 Delivery Room 9:45 12 Amazing Tails (30m) 38 Bananas In Pajamas (30m) 24 BIii Nye the Science Guy (CC) 59 BRV: MOVIE (((( Mon Oncle d'Amerlque 1980 56 Carson's Comedy Classics 59 Arts & Minds 32 Smurls 31 What Every Baby Knows (CC) 59 BAV: MOVIE((' A Man and a Woman: 20 Years 11 Tokyo News (15m) 35 Inside Space- Science (CC) 32 Bugs & Daffy 13 Ang Alamat Ni Snow White 39 Say Yes 25 Are You Afraid or the Dark? (CC) 7:05 24 Jack Paar: As I Was Saying ... (~h30m) 29 Crossroads - Variety 2:35 Later 1986 (PG-2h) 14 New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 40 ESPNews (Repeal) _(30m) 26 Saved by the Bell: The New Class· Sitcom 11 Local Reports (25m) 30 Goll Academy Live (Repeat) (1 n) NBC Nlghtslde (30m) 36 Madison's Adventures Crowing Up Wild 34 Dr. l

IN TiiE SUPERIOR COURT OF TliE COMMCNWEALTli Friday, Blackley described as "ills DEADLINE: 12:00 noon ttieday prior to publication OF TliE NORTHERN MAR:AW, ISLIJ'\DS. Jones. • • Tenorio... thought out" and ''.shows a complete PUBLIC NOTICE Continued from page 1 . Continued from page 1 lack of intelligence and education" NOTE: Ifsome reasonyouradvertisementisincorrect. callusimmediatelyto Bank of Saipan, make the necessary correc1ions. The Marianas Varie1y News and Views is the governor's plan to request the responsbleonlyforoneincorrecti~rlion. Wereservetherighttoedtt. refuse. Plaintitt ation of such t'equii·ement will "But that'.s his opinion," he vs. One (1) Lifeguard- U.S. State Departmentto close down rejectorc~ncelanyo:latanylime. Rate per \,our only destroy the progressive eco­ added. "I don't have problems with ·Classified·- ·Ads- ·Secti·on :. John T. Sablan and $3.50 the Philippine Consulate on Saipan. Glcirta DLG. Sablan, Must be a CPR certified nomic growth of the CNMI, and priests giving theiropinion on issues, Defendants. Blockley, at the same time, said the One ( 1) Housekeeping therefore, I ask for your expedi­ particularly (those) that affect the 15 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR­ 01 FRONT DESK CLERK-Salary: 01 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT-Sal­ 04 MUSICIAN-Salary: $634.40-650.00 Republican Tenorio '.'is portraying $3.D5·5.00 per hour ary: $5.00 per hour per month CIVIL ACTION NO. 93-1320 Rate $3.05-3.50 per hour ent and favorable consideration," welfare of the people." · Employment Wanted Salary: $3.D5-3.40 per hour First Amended NOTICE OF SALE very clearly the socW ~achings of 01 TRIMMER-Salary: $3.05 per hour 01 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC-Salary: Contact: MM RECRUITING AGENCY & Contact: PELLEY ENTERPRISES, INC. Interested person can apply at Saipan Jones wrote Sablan. However, he said, it is not appro­ the (Roman Catholic) Church." 01 SUPERVISOR, MECHANIC SEC­ $3.05-6.50 per hour MANPOWER Tel. 256-8767(9/ Tel. 233-9298(9/3}W6761~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, pursuant to a Ocean View Hotel Tel. #234-8900/8901 Havingemploymentcontractspro- · priate for religious officials to en- TION-Salary: $5.90 per hour 01 COOK-Salary: $3.05-4.DO per hour . 3)W23555 Stipulation and Order. issued by the Court in this He said he is encouraging the 01 ASSISTANT MANAGER-Salary: matter on June 30, 1997, I will sell at public auc­ cessed througl1 tJ1e Philippine Consu­ dorse candidates. · 01 SEWING MACHINE MECHANIC­ 02 COOK-Salary: $3.05 per hour CNMI'sCatholiccommunitytovote $950.00-2,000.00 per month ,02 BEAUTICIANS-Salary: $3.05 per 02 SEWER-Salary: $3.05 per hour tion to the highest bidder, on the terms and condi· late is among m_ajor agreements 'They should ( stick to) the spiritual Salary: $3.05 per hour tions set forth herein below, Delendants' interest for the fonner governor. · 01 SUPERVISOR, CUTTING SEC­ 03 GROUNDSKEEPER-Salary: $3.05· hour 05 MAINTENANCE (BUILDING RE­ reached in a recently-concluded in and to the following real properties situated in NOif J\VAILA:BLE RP­ needs of the people," Borja said. · Job Vacancy . TION-Salary: $5.1 O per hour 6.50 per hour Contact: LUIS C. BENAVENTE & PAIR}-Salary: 3.05 per hour Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands, as described TheCNMicommunityispredomi­ CNMI labor dialogue. Bishop, Tomas A. Camacho on 03 CUTTER-Salary: $3.05 per hour 01 MAINTENANCE (BUll:.DING RE­ JACQUELINE C. ROSAL dba Jackylou 01 PAINTER-Salary: $3.05 per hour below: nantly Roman Catholic. PAIR)-Salary: $3.05·4.75 per hour Car Aircon Evaporator 1l1e process ensures that Filipino Monday apologized to the candidates, Announcement Contact~ MICHIGAN, INC. Tel. 234- Beauty Parlor & Boutique (9/3}W23557 Contact: BERNADETTE C. & VICENTE 03 GREENSKEEPER-Salary: $3.05· T. TUDELA dba B & V Enterprises Tel. A. Lot 005 D06 (originally Block 1, Lot 6), con­ (Any Type) workers are p1ovided Overseas Em­ 01 WAREHOUSE WORKER-Salary: 9555(8/20)W23340 taining an area of 697 square meters more or less, saying tJiat Blockley's endorsement 4.50 per hour 01 WAITER-Salary: $3.05-3.50 per hour 235-4427(9/3)W23548 $350.00. Guaranteed For1\m (2) Years $3.05 per hour · as more particula~y described on Drawing/Cadas· ployment Cc11ificates by POEA. was "impmdent and contrary to 01 HOUSEWORKER-Salary; $3.05 per 01 ASST. CHIEF COOK-Salary: $3.05· Contact: NINO'S, INC. Tel. 233-9298{9/ tral Plat No. 005 D 00 the oliginal of which was Snake ...· 01 MECHANIC SUPERVISOR-Salary: Inquire: Tel. 235-3110 An OEC is acard certifying that the longstanding practice and policy in hour 9.00 per hour 3}W67612 recorded 27 November, 1970 as Document No. Continued from page 1 S3.D5·3.25 per hour 03 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT-Salary: 651 at Land Registiy, Saipan. holder is a documented "overseas this diocese." 02 FINISHING CARPENTER-Salary: 01 AUTO BODY REPAIR-Salary: $3.05 per hour $3.DS-4.75 per hour Filipino worker (OFW)," who is en­ HesaidBlockley'sstatements"rep­ cational tours," said Vogt. $3.05 per hour . 01 ARCHITECT-Salary: $1,500- 8. Lot 1625 New-8 lformerty part of Lot 1625 , 04 MASON-Salary: $3.05 per hour Contact: FJR ENTERPRISES dba Help SEEKING experienced SALES ASSOCIATES New-RI, which was part of original Lot 1625, TD sun:d of benefits in case of emergen­ resent only himself." It was the third snake-related inci­ Supply Service/Gen. Auto Repair Shop 2,200.00 per month 605), containing an area of 1,000 square meters, dent to be reported this year. 04 CABLE SPLICER-Salary: $3.05 per 01 PLUMBER-Salary: $3.D5-4.75 per PUBLIC NOTICE cies. In an interview with the Variety Tel. 233·0906(8/20)W23341 in leather goods and ladies ready-to-wear. Previous more or less as more particularty described on IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE It will be recalled that a snake sight­ hour hour Retail experience and Japanese language skills are Drawing/Cadastral Pfal No. 2046/89, the original COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN 04 CABLE SPLICER HELPER-Salary: 01 POWER PLANT OPERATOR-Sal­ of which 11as recorded 21 February, 1989, as Docu· MARIANA ISLANDS ing was reported in Gualo Rai, July, 01 OPTOMETRIC ASSISTANT-Salary: S3.05 per hour ary: $3.05-4.75 per hour a definite plus. ment No. 89-0529 at Commonwealth Recorder's whileanotheronewasreported in Oleai 01 STEELMAN-Salary: $3.05 per hour $3.05-11.00 per hour Office. Saipan. IN THE MATIER OF CHANGE last June. 01 MAINTENANCE (BUILDING RE­ 03 HOUSEKEEPING, CLEANER-Sal­ JOINT ANNIVERSARY ROSARY 01 CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN-Sal· ary: $3.05-4.00 per hour Celine provides an excellent monthly compensation OF NAMES OF: A brown tree snake was also report­ PAIR)-Salary: $3.05-6.00 per hour C. Lot 1627 (T.D. 442). containing an area of 13, ary: $3.05·3.25 per hour 01 SALES CLERK-Salary: $3.D5-9.50 092 square meters, more or less, as more particu­ JEN!E M. AGBANLOG, NINO M. We, the family of the late edly sighted in Gualo Rai last Sept 29. Contact: SAIPAN SEVENTH-DAY package - Salary $840 - $1,140 a month, plus ; Contact: Oriental Enterprises, Inc. dba perhour larly described on Asia Mapping Sketch No. 11 !Lo­ AGBANLOG, JULIET M. Brown tree snakes are believed to Marianas Comm. Services Tel. 234- ADVENTIST CLINIC dba Family Den­ commission. Forty (40) hours work week, medical and cated in Garapan, District). tistry/Optical Tel. 234-6008(8/ Contact: SUWASO CORPORATION AGBANLOG, and RYAN M. have gained entry into the Common­ 7878(8/20)W67311 dental insurance are provided. 20}W23342 dba Coral 0cean Point Resort Club Tel. D. Lot 005 D 04 (formerly Lot 4, Block 1), AGBANLOG, wealth through incoming cargoes from 234-700D(9/3)W67588 Garapan, Saipan, containing an areaof747 square children, Guam, a known infested island. 02 SALES REPRESENTATIVE-Salary: meters, more or less, as more particularly de· $3.05-5.00 per hour 01 HOUSE WORKER-Salary: $3.05 per Interested candidates can pick up application at Celine Saipan, by: IGNACIO P. AGBANLOG, The federal government had earlier 01 ELECTRICIAN-Salary: $3.05-4.00 sclibed on Drawing'Cadastral Piat No. 005 D 00, Contact: YOUNIS ART STUDIO, INC. hour Inc. Garapan or send a Resume with photograph to: Celine the original of which was registered 21 Ociober, perhour Petitioners. approvedthereleaseofsome$189,000 Tel. 234-6341(8/20}W67313 01 SUPERVISOR-Salary: $3.05-5.00 Saipan, Inc., P.P.P. 359, Box 10000, Saipan, MP 96950. 1970 at the Land Commission, Saipan. FCD CN CIVlLACTJON NO. 97-0008 for DLNR's snake eradication pro­ per hour Contact: AUGUSTINC. AGUON dba 02 GEN. MAINTENANCE (REPAIR)­ A.C.A. Enis. Tel. 256-4871 (9/3)W23537 No phone calls please. 1. Date. Time and Place of Sale. The sale, open gram. 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary: $6.00-7.00 Salary: $3.05 per hour to the general public (including the Plaintift), will NOTICE OF HEARING This was after a joint CNMI-federal per hour 01 SALES REPRESENTATIVE-Salary: be on Wednesday, September 3, 1997, at 1:30 p.m. Contact: MIDWEST TRADING COR­ government conference late last year 03 ACCOUNTANT-Salary: $800.00· $3.05 per hour at the Pacific Mediation Center, Oleai Center, 2nd 1,8DO.OO per month PORATION Tel. 235-8752(8/ PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY CNMI GOVERNMENT Floor, Susupe, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that establishedthattheprogramneedsmore 20)W23345 01 MASON-Salary: $3.05 per hour Tel.: 670-235-8061; Fax: 670-235-8070. on Sept. 25, 1997 at 1:30 pm in the funding to effectively prevent snake 01 WAREHOUSE WORKER-Salary: 16 CARPENTERS-Salary,, $3.05 per $3.05-3.25 per hour 2. Inspection of Properties. The sale properties courthouse of the Superior Court in .1st introduction into the Commonwealth. hour are located in etther Garapan or Gualo Rai Village, · 01 ELECTRICIAN-Salary: $975.DO· 03 GEN. MAINTENANCE (BUILDING REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Saipan, the petitioners will petition However, DLNR.hasyettoreceive REP.O.IR)-Salary: $3.05 per hour Contact: YOUNG SUB CORPORATION Saipan. Failure of the bidder to inspect the prop­ JOAQUIN CEPED~ RUDOLFO PALACIOS 1,100.00 per month RFP NO.: RFP97-0163 erties will not constitute ground for any claim, ad· the court for a change of the names the money. Contact: MARIBETH F. BABAUTA dba dba Help Supply Service Tel. 287- £EO)J gUERREYlO 02 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR· 5434(9/3)W23538 FOR: INSTALLATION OF A CAMERA SURVEILLANCE justment or rescission by the bidder. of Jenie M. Agbanlog, Nino M. In a related development, Vogt Salary: S3.05·4.5D per hour El Kay Jae Enterprises Tel. 289-0236(8/ SYSTEM FOR THE IMMIGRATION DETENTION CENTER 3. Warranties and Covenants. Each property said at least two live brown tree 20)W23346 listed in this Notice will be sold in tts current condi· Agbanlog, Juliet M. Agbanlog and cordially invite all our relatives and friends to join us in 02 CARPENTER-Salary: $3.05-5.50 per 01 GEM CUTTER-Salary: $3.20 per Ryan M. Agbanlog. snakes, implanted with tracking hour OPENING DATE: AUG. 27, 1997 TIME: 2:00 P.M. tion. The sale will be held without any warranties prayers as we commemorate the 1st and 6th Anniversary of 02 WAITRESS-Salary: $3.05 per hour hour or covenanls whatsoever, whether express or im­ devices, are now being used to train 01 ARCHITECT-Salary; $900.DO· our beloved ones. Contact: YANG HONG DEVELOP­ Contact: MIKE'S MANUFACTURING, GOVERNOR FROILAN C. TENORIO AND LT. GOVERNOR JESUS C. BORJA, THROUGH THE plied, including but not limited to warranties of mer­ at least two Jack Russel terriers. 1,D00.00 per month chantabimy, and/or title for any prupose whatso­ Dated rhis 41h day ofAugust 1997. MENT, COMPANY, LTD. Tel. 235- INC. dba Mike's Jewelry Tel. 233· DIVISION OF PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY, ARE SOLICITING COMPETITIVE PROPOSALS TO Nightly Rosary will commence on Thursday, August 14, 1997, The canines will be used to detect Contact: SABLAN ENTERPRISES, 7250(9/3)W23539 QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS OR FIRMS FOR THE INSTALLATION OF A CAMERA SURVEILLANCE ever, all of which warranties and covenants are INC. Tel. 234·1558(8/20}W67315 3807(8/20)W23350 hereby expressly disclaimed. Neither the under· is/ REYNALDO 0. YANA at 8:00 p.m. ·at the residence of Mrs. Dolores P. Deleon presence of the snake at ~he ports of SYSTEM FOR THE IMMIGRATION DETENTION CENTER. signed nor lhe Plain@ shall be liable tor the qua!· 01 BEAUTICIAN-Salary: $3.30 per hour INTERESTED INDIVIDUALS OR FIRMS MAY PICK UP PROPOSAL FORMS AND SPECIFICATIONS Auorney for Pe1i1ioners Guerrero in Koblerville. On the final day, Friday, August 22, entry. 01 MANAGER-Salary: $1,000.0D per AT THE OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR, PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY, LOWER BASE, SAIPAN, ity ot the properties listed tor sale, or tor any fault 75 CONSTRUCTION WORKER-Sal· Contact: STANLEY C. & JUANNET G. or defect in the description thereot. Buyers shall 1997, rosary will be said at 5:30 p.m. at San Antonio Church. ary: $3.05 per hour month DURING WORKING HOURS (7:30 A.M. TO 4:3(1 P.M. ) . no\ be entitled to rescission, damages, or any other 01 TECHNICIAN (GRAPHIC ARTIST)· TORRES dba Juanny's Beauty Salon Holy Mass for the repose of their souls will be offered at 6:00 20 SHEET METAL WORKER-Salary: Tel. 288·7686(9/3}W23540 remedy on account thereat. 4-year... $3.05 per hour Salary: $SOD.DO per month /S/ EDWARD B. PALACIOS 4. Conduct of Sale. a. RESERVE. The sale will DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF PROCUREMENT & SUPPLY p.m. at San Antonio Church. 20 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYS· Contact: RAINBOW GROUP, INC. dba be held with reserve. Disclosure of the reserve Continued from page 1 Akashi Tel. 233·4004(8/20}W23355 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary: $4.85 per price on any property ottered will be al the sole Dinner reception will follow the Mass at the above residence. TEM INSTALLER SERVICES(HEAT & hour discretion of the undersigned. PUBLIC NOTICE Saipan), the bill's current draft COOLING MECHANIC}-Salary: $3.05 Contact: SAIPAN SANKO TRANSPOR­ Si Yu'us Ma'ase for your prayers. 02 SALES REPRESENTATIVE-Salary: b. BIOS. bids may be submitted in advance tor would limit alien workers to a two­ per hour any property listed. The. highest of such bids v.ill IN Tl IE SUPl:RIOR COURT OFTIIE $3.05 per hour TATION, INC. Tel. 235-3935(9/ COMMONWEALTI t OF Tl IE NORTt tERN THE FAMILY Contact: FLETCHER PACIFIC CON­ be the opening bid tor the property. Advance bids year stay, but allows them to return to Contact: MOTHER AND CHILD CARE 3)W23541 may be submined in writing and delivered to Auc­ MARIANA ISi.ANDS STRUCTION CO., LTD. (CNMI) Tel. the CNMI after 30 days. Tel. 234-2585(B/20)W23356 tioneer, Pacific Mediation Center, AAA 399, Box 234-3301(8/20}W67319 02 ACCOUNTANT-Salary: $700.00- 10001, Salpan, MP, 96950. The bidder assumes IN RE THE ESTATE OF TORIBIO IN TIIE SUPERIOR COURT OFTIIE To be exempted are professionals Quiet Two (2) Bedrooms• Swimming Pool all nsk of non-delivery, late delivery, or error in de­ P. MERCADO. COMMONWEI\LTII OF TIil: NOKTIIERN and executives earning $30,000 a year. 01 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT-Sal­ 900.00 per month MARIANI\ ISLANDS 01 OPERATIONS MANAGER-Salary: Tennis Court livery of bids. Deceased. PUBLIC NOTICE GovemorTenorio, who has said that ary: $3.05 per hour 01 TRAVEL CLERK-Salary: $900.00- c. DISPUTES. the undersigned may resubmit any SB.00· 10. 10 per hour PROBATE ACTION 97-772B IN TltE SUPERIOR COURTOFTIIE he will veto the bill, announced last 01 AUTO MECHANIC-Salary: $3.05 per 1,500.0D per month property listed in this Notice if a d:spute ariase as IN RE THE MATTER OF COMMONWEALTH OFTIIE NORTHERN Contact: GOOD DAY COORDINATING 02 TICKETING AGENT-Salary: $700.00 to any bid thereon. week !hat he will now sign any legisla­ hour MARIANA ISLANDS Ji,JC. Tel. 234-1201 (8/20)W23339 per month d. DEPOSIT. Immediately aftec a sale is consum· NOTICE OF HEARING AND JONATHAN P. GUNNACAO, tion tJiat would limit the stay of the 05 COMMERCIAL CLEANER-Salary: mated the successful bidder shall pay to the un· In the Matter of Petition for Adoption $3. 05 per hour Contact: R & C TOURS SAIPAN, INC. N NOTICE TO CREDITORS A Minor Child, CNMI 'sestimated 30,CXX) workers who 01 GENERAL MANAGER-Salary: $7.00 dersigned a deposit of ten percent (10%) of the of VEORA JA YLENE BASA Contact: VJ RM EST ENT. dba Gen. Auto Tel. 235·3935(9/3)W23542 (Near Northern Marianas College) purchase price. Payment shall be in cash or by CIVIL ACTION NO. 97-604-E constitute halfoftJ1eCommonweal tJ1' s per hour NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bySUAANABABAUTA Repair Shop Tel. 235-9426(8/ certified check. The balance must be paid to the total population. Contact: NAINA ENTERPRISES INC. 01 BUILDING MAINTENANCE-Salary: that Petitioner, the Commonwealth LOMANTAS and PATERNO PATINO 20)W23358 235-5686 (8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, Weekdays) Plaintiff, in care of Jhe Pacific Mediation Center, NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION dba Roshis Variety Store Tel. 234· $4.00 per hour within three (3) days from the date of sale, in cash Health Center, has filed a Petition LO MANTAS, 6533(8/20)W23349 235-5849 (6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, Everyday) or by certified check. If the balance is not so paid, in the Superior court of the FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN Contact: FRANCISCO C. CABRERA Petitioners. 01 AUTO ELECTRICIAN-SALARY: dba Design Florist, Cabrera's Funeral Plaintiff will retain the depostt as liquidated dam­ Commonwealth of the Northern OF ESTATE & PROPERTY OF FCD-AD Civil Action No.: 97-0028 $3.05 per hour Service, Our Lady of Perpetual Help ages, and will again offer the property for sale. Mariana Islands praying that an 01 WAITER ·SALARY: $3.05 per hour e. MEMORANDUM OF SALE. If requested by MINOR CHILD Contact: James P. Reyes dba Erik's Ref. Catholic House, Kasamiento "Wedding administrator be appointed to Contact: Ana LG Waki dba Annie's !he undersigned, a successful bidder must sign a NOTICE OF HEARING & Aircon Shop Tel. 235-7093 (8/27) World", Marianas Academy of Music administer the esrnte of TORIBIO P. Cafe Tel. 234-9D53 (8/27)W23453 Memorandum of Sale immedialely after the sale TO ALL INTERESTED • Must be CPA W23449 and Arts Tel. 234-6582(9/3}W23543 of any property is struck at auclion. MERCADO. deceased. The attor­ On My ~ind, by R.uth L. lighe is backl The weekly commentary on current ney of record is Celeste E. Andersen, PERSONS: Notice is hereby given that Susana • Can supervise genral acctg system 01 ELECTRICIAN-SALARY: $3.05 per 1 Babauta Lomanlas and Paterno Patino hour 03 ACCOUNTANT-SALARY; $3.05 per 01 MUSIC TEACHER-Salary: $60D.00- events 1~ now on-line! Check 1t out!!! Just go to the Saipan DataCom home ~ Court Approval Required and Deed. Every Special AssisU!nt Attorney General, • Prepares Financial Statements and hour property sale is subject lo approval by the Court Lomantas have filed a petition to adopt Contact: Filipina S. Aguilar (AKA 650.00 per month Department of Public Health, P.O. PLEASE TAKE NOTE that on other reports as may be required 04 INTERPRETER-SALARY: $3.05 per page, click on the "Personal Pages" and then click on "Ruth L. Tighe." and any and all outstanding liens or defects of title. Veora Jaylene Basa. The hearing on the FILIPINA SABLAN) TEL. 322·2038 (8/ Contact: FRANCISCO C. CABRERA The Auctioneer and Plaintitt make no warranties Box 409 CK, Saipan, MP 96950. August21, 1997at9:00a.rn.ahear­ • Experienced with spreadsheet and ac­ hour dba Marianas Academy of Music and ·n1e hearing on the Petition is pcti tion, reference to which is made for 27) W23441 or ke in: htt :\\www.sai an.com/ ersonal/omm/index.htm or promises wrth respect to Court approval of the ing will be held on the above cap­ counting soltware required ------· 02 COOK-SALARY: $3.05 per hour Arts Tel. 234-6582(9/3)W23544 sale, including but nol limited to the time in wr,ich set for August 26, 1997 at the further particulars will be held on Sep­ tioned matter in Court Room • Salary depending on qualifications Contact: Zhen Hua Corporation dba such approval shall be granted. No delay in the Commonwealth Superior Court, tember 18, 1997, at 9:00 a.m., in the ·.'.•.1.· 01 ACCOUNTANT-SALARY: $900.00 Zhenjiung International Construction 05 CUTTING MACHINE OPERATOR· granting ol Court approval shall be ground for any Susupe, Saipan, at 1:30 p.m. in before the Honornble Virginia S. Superior Court of the Commonwealth A per month claim, adjustment or rescission by any successful Send resume to: l. Tel. 233-2228 (8/27) W23450 Salary: $3.05 per hour Courtroom B. Any person who has Sablan. of the Northern Mariana Islands. ·, Contact: Antonio M. Atalig dba Anto· bidder. The successful bidder will be promptly Micronesian Brokers (CNMI), Inc. Contact: ELENA G. AGUON dba E & J any objection to the petition may file '' nio M. Atalig Law Office Tel. 234·78DO The Office of J, SCOTT MAGLIARI &CO., C.P.A's notified if and when Court approval is granted. A DJted this 21st day of July, 1997. PPP 128, Caller Box 10000, , (8/27)W23446 01 SECURITY GUARD-SALARY: $3.50 Enterprises Tel. 288-1392(9/3)W23545 deed will be issed pursuant to 2 CMC Sections his or her objection with the Dared this 14th day of August 1997. per hour 4627 and 4629. Superior Court at any time before the .Saipan, MP 96950 --- Contact: Suzanne Taniyama dba SML D1 MAINTENANCE REPAIR-Salary: has an immediate opening for Staff Accountant. · hearing, or may appear at the time /s/Dep. Clerk of the Court NO PHONE CALLS PLS. 01 DEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER · Isl DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT SALARY: S800.00 per month Enterprises fol. 253-3976 (8/27) $3.05 per hour 6. Rights and duties of PlaintlH, Plainlitt will have set for hearing to present such Commonwealth Superior Court· the following rights and duties: (1) To withdraw Commonwealth Superior Court 01 MANAGER -SALARY: $3.05-4.03 W23451 Contact: A & R Enterprises dba Gen­ objection or interest in the above- For interview contact Tel. #234-1837 or 233-0456. any or all of the properties listed in !his Notice be­ per hour eral Auto Repairs Shop Tel. 288-5428(9/ captioned matter. · fore sale or before a bid for such property is ac­ LAND FOR LEASE . 01 INTERPRETER-SALARY: $3.05 per 01 HELPER COOK -SALARY: S3.05 per 3)W23549 cepted; (2) To request an adjournment of the sale, Notice is hereby given by the hour without notice, at any time before any specific prop· $200 p'mo. (Ack! $9,500. Key Money) hour undersigned to the creditors of, and 01 SUPERVISOR -SALARY: $3.05- 01 COOK-SALARY: $3.D5 per hour 01 MECHANIC, MARINE ENGINE-Sal­ COMPANY NAME: erty is sold; and (3) To otter the properties listed in 900 m: Clean Land Good for residential KY9TO MART IN SAN ROQUE all persons having claims against the sq. 3. 25 per hour Contact: Family Alliance Corporation ary: $528.67-1,000.00 per month any order it may choose. the exercise of either of or warehouse in As Perdido below Agriculture PERSON NAME: Lee, Dong Sun which will be without incurring any liabilitywhatso· Estnte ofTORIBIO P. MERCADO, LOCAL HIRE ONLY 01 FOREMAN (CONSTRUCTION) dba Famacor Tel. 233·9219 (8/27) 01 INSTRUCTOR. SCUBA DIVING­ ever thereby. that within sixty (60) days after the Depl Elec., Water,. Nearby. No Broker. SALARY: $3.05 per hour W23452 . Salary: $528.67. 700.0D per month publication of this notice, they must Day: 234-1233 Eve: 288-2222 01 ENGINEERING SUPERVISOR· Contact: COMMONWEALTH MARINE 7, Change of Terms and Conditions. The un­ file their claims with the Clerk of !SECRET.ARV! SALARY: $3 05-3.25 per hour 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary; $800.00 per LEISURE CORP. dba Marine Sport & NOTICE dersigr,ed reserves the right to change any of the Court of the Superior Court of the terms hereof by announcement, wri\len or oral, 2 years minimum general clerical experience, must be able to type month Leisure/Mr. Takeuchi Tel. 234- Commonwealth of the Northern Contact: Lucky International Tourism THIS IS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT MR. LEE, DONG SUN made before the auction sale or at the commence­ Contact: VIRAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Mariana Islands, and any claims not minimum 45 words per minute. Knowledge of computer helpful or Enterprises Co., Lt. (8/27) W2344 7 6601 Ext.173(9/3)W23551 IS NO LONGER CONNECTED WITl-i KYOTO MART AS OF ment thereof, and such change or changes, by vir· Tel. 235-5457(9/3)W23554 tue of tnis clause, will be binding on all bidders by sc presented shall be barred. we will train. High school graduate acceptable. LET US KEEP AUGUST 18, '1997. conslructive notice. Dated: July 15, 1997. 01 ASSISTANT MANAGER -SALARY: 01 STORE SUPERVISOR-Salary: Please apply at BASIC CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY CNMI LITTER $750.0D per month 01 PRODUCTION MANAGER-Salary: $4.50 per hour ANY TRANSACTION MADE BY HIM EFFECTIVE AUGUST DATED, thrs 11th day of August, 1997: /s/ DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT Contacl: J's Malotte Corporation dba $8.00-10.00 per hour Contact: VICENTE N. & LYSIDA 18, 1997 WILL NOT BE HONORED BY THE COMPANY. Chalan Laulau, Saipan Char's Thrif1y Mart Tel. ·253. 7093 (8/27) Contact: EXPRESS MANUFACTUR­ METTA.a dba Jansen Enterprises Tel. is/ JOHN B. JOYNER, Auctioneer Commonwealth Superior Court NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE FREE. W23448 ING INC. Tel. 322-6747 322· 1057{9/3)W23552 THANK YOU. THE MANAGEMENT 18-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY- AUGUST 20, 1997 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1997 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VI LWS-19 ------~------~------··------... --·- - EEK & MEEK® by Howie Schneider The United States ha~ not added day night, with the winners ad­ Tuesday. us ... new nuclear weapons to its stockpile U.S ... vancing to Saturday's champion­ Japan's Masayoshi Izumi CROSSWORD PUZZLER Continued from page 2 Continued from page 20 threw a one-hitter and all,,'.1nl i~~RE's A fJE:W MAG.F\2.JfJE. \ (Vf:f10V\1S A3NV'JIH8. '11v1 DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION IS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1997. No APPLICATION Connie Chung, broadcast jour­ you are more firmly on your own There is no use watching the clock S,VllnSOddO 'H:Jtl3d S,lMO 's,z d331S ·onol:J :sNV nalist; Don King, boxing promot­ two feet. Experiment; discover op­ today; what you're so eagerly an­ ADOPTION CASE NO. 97-54 WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THE ESTABLISHED DATE. er; Greg Nettles, baseball play· tions. ticipating will be upon you in good er; Robert Plant, singer and CAPRICORN :': Stephen J. Nutting, at the law offices duy of 1997 und /he ... , G6; Isaac Hayes (1942-), musician, is TODAY'S MOON: Between 55; (1944-), 61st day of .~ummer. Graig Nettles baseball star, full moon (Aug. 18) and last of White, Pierce, Mailman & Nutting, is 53; Connie Chung

his selection hours before his 7-6 great one. It's a long history. (8-6), 6-4 victory over Andrei It's great that it's being played Medvedev of Ukraine at the Ham­ in Washington. That will make let Cup, has a 6-2 career record in it a great stop on the tour. And Davis Cup play. I want to beat them." Also selected by the U.S. Ten­ The United States, which beat nis Association for the matches in the Netherlands in the Washington, D.C., Sept. 19-21, quarterfinals, will face an Austra­ Pete Sampras Michael Chang were Jim Courier, No. 26 in ATP lian team consisting of Mark COMMACK,N.Y.(AP)---'-Pete rankings, and Alex O'Brien, Philippousis,PatrickRafter, Todd Sampras and Michael Chang, the ranked 62nd in the world. Woodbridge and Mark world's top two men's tennis play­ "I figured I was going to be Woodforde. ers, head the U.S. team selected on the team, I'm very excited The other semifinal, between Monday to play Australia in the about it," Chang said. "The ri­ Sweden and Italy, will be played semifinals. of the Davis Cup. valry between the United-States the same dates at Norrkoping, Chang, who found out about and Australia has always been a Sweden. Mavericks. sign · Strickland to Chicago White Sox' Ray Durham (5) is forced at second by Seattle Mariners' shortstop Alex Rodriguez in the first inning Monday, in a $14.4M deal Chicago. Rodriguez' throw to first was in time to double-up White Sox: Dave Martinez. AP DALLAS (AP)-ErickStrickland played only 28 National Basket­ ball Association games but he im­ White Sox blank Mariners pressed the Dallas Mavericks By Rick Gano The White Sox went ahead 1- enough during the s.econd half of . CllICAGO (AP) - Rookies .0 in the third on Mario Valdez's last season that they signed him Scott. Eyre and Keith Foulke single and a double by .Ozzie : I · on M0nday to a six-year deal combined .on a: four-hitter and Guillen. worth a reported dlrs 14.4 mil­ Jorge Fabregas drove in three Fabregas singled in Robin lion. runs Monday night as the Chi­ Ventura to make it 2:0 in the 1- Strickland, set to be the Mav­ cago White Sox beat the Seattle fourth and the White Sox loaded ericks' starting shooting guard Mariners $-0. the bases before Paul Spolijaric next seaSun, is the team's fourth­ .Eyre (2-2) pitched out of a replaced Felipe Lira (5-8) and highest paid player behind Shaw.n bases-loaded situation in the first. got Guillen on a pop. Bradley, A.C. Green and Robert He. allowed.·three hits in five In the sixth, Albert Belle Pack. · innings, including the Mariners' walked, Lyle Mouton singled The team did not disclose the only extra-base hit, a double by and Mike Cameron doubled to amount of Strickland's contract, Ken Griffey Jr in the first. make it 3-0. Fabregas then fol­ but the Fort W 01th Star-Telegram, Foulke, who came over from lowed with a two-run single. citing NBA sources, reported San Francisco in a nine-player Seattle loaded the bases in Monday that the deal was worth$ deal on July 3 J, allowed just one the first with one out but Eyre 14.4 million, including$ 1.6 mil- hit over the final four innings for struck out Jay Buhner and Dan his first major-league save. Continued on page 19 Wilson.

John Daly of Memphis, Tenn., watches his shot to the 8th green from a fairway on an adjacent course during the fourth round of the PGA Championship at Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, N. Y., Sun­ day. AP U.S. East, Japan in Little League wins i. By JEFFREY BAIR "When you 're playing 0-0 for WILLIAMSPORT, Pennsyl­ that long, everybody's afraid vania (AP) - Irvin Schappell has they're going to make that mis­ been coaching Little League in take that costs them the game," · Pottsville, Pennsylvania for 42 Schappell said. years and he knows the longer a In the bottom of the eighth, game stays scoreless, the tougher the second extra inning, Dyer it gets for all concerned. committed two big mistakes. · His team (U.S. East) scored Brian Doy le reached on a bunt the winning run on a wild pitch ·that went all the way to shortstop in the eighth inning for a I -0 Ryan Keelan and went to second victory Monday over Dyer, In­ when Keelan threw about three diana (U.S. Central) in a pre­ feet over the first baseman's liminary game at the Little head. Randy Hartog walked the Irish swimmer Miche{le d~ Bruin in a31 Soi pun. !vii' W/if)J • l d ( IJ/[J) '.!311-63"1 I • 7!,78 • 9797 I CJ/ (MO) '.J3'192 71

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