:-'vol.'.25 No.101 .... :., .. .··.: O·: ' ·. . . -F·· ~d_.' 'A .. ' t ·2·- ·19,'g'a. ,, ·.· .· .. 'sa/pari)JJ°P96~50 .. ··:ce:n'"!';,;; ·©1996.Marianas Variety ·.. · · , ·. · · · . · - rt a.y • _1'9US ., ·· · . Serving·CNMl.'for24 Years: :~.U::/·/· ~ • I • " ' ' ' o ' ' : ' • ~ • j > • • - ' ( • ' • I I • • • • • ,' l •, , • ~ Labor chief on way out By Zaldy Dandan have 20 years (in government ser Variety News Sfaff vice perhaps) I'll retire also. I Directors and department sec DIVISION of Labor Director suppose people retire to get gov retaries under the executive branch don't have the "flexibil Frank Camacho wm·retireon Aug. ernment pension and work in the ity" to differ with the governor's 31, and his boss wants.to know private sector." policies, Tenorio said. why. Tenorio, however, ruled out '.'They are to carry out my Asked yesterday why Camacho policy disagreement as a reason policy. If they don't want to listen decided to leave the government, for Camacho's retirement. to me-if they don't retire, I'll Gov. Froilan C. Tenorio said he "Not that I know of (if there's make sure they retire." doesn't know himself. any policy disagreement between Due to its timing, Camacho's "Why don't you ask him? I like him and Camacho). But, maybe. decision to retire is considered by to know myself," he said. "If I Why don't you ask him," he said. some as "absurd." Government employees usually ;\ On CNMI delegate issue: retire at the end of the year to maximize retirement benefits. ~Manglona asks Congress , Camacho, according to uncon- Continued on page 54 f'not to listen·to gover.nor'f Frank Camacho I I ~ Despite; that is, the opposition j 1-. of Gov. Froilan C. Tenorio. I ij In an interview yesterday, the ~ OI?A audit bares 'unethical 1 a • Senate's consultant on CNMI- ij i.l : . federal relations said he wm ten t • Congress to "listen to the ~ transactions' at ports agency · people's will" regardless of who ~ By-Mar-Vic C. Munar outstanding agricultural permits. director was the one actually is against it. :i Variety News.Staff . '.'The permits apd leases were . using the property," the teport ''The people have spoken and I ·so ME port officials and their approved during the terms of of said. even a governor is not above the ~ relatives u·sed Commonwealth fice of the board members and Although the official~ were people who put him into office,"~ · Ports Authority properties for • officials _in qu·estion," LaMotte not explicitly named in the Manglona said. I residential and oilier purposes stated in the report. • audit, a CPA source-told .the· The CNMI people and their ~ net related to the agency's op It was found that a fom1er board Variety that the fonner board legislators, he added, have ~l- 1 erations, an audit report says.· member approved tl)e agricultural .chairman and former execu.: ways favored representation in j Publjc· Auditor . Leo permit renewal of a former board tive director being referred to. Congress. a ·LaMotte; in a report rel~ased chairman "who earlier· had ap in the r-eport .were J.M .. Benjamin T. Manglona Mangl,ona said the results of ~ yesterday, said certain. CPA proved a sublease agreement for a Guerrero and Roman Tudela, the recent constitutional plebi- · , officials vlolated Common- GP A airport property that had been respectively. By Zaldy Dandan scite showed that the rnajority of 1, wealth laws and the CPA Pro previously awarded to that former . In still another case, "a con , Variety News Staff .· the people are in favor c;>f having ~ .curement. ·Regulations when· board member's brother." cession lease agreement to op iFORMER lieutenant governor ' a delegate in Congress. ! they entered into' ''.unethical In· another instance, the audit erate a currency exchange ~Benjamin T. Manglona said Con- ButcomparingtheCNMiwith 1 transactions" with their rela said an agricultural pennit was business was awarded to a i: gress should "heed" the will of Guam, which already has a del- ) tives including fathee, wife, granted to the brother-in-law of a company co-owned by the fa l! the CNMI people and pass tpe egate, is misleading, he said. ;J brother, and cousins. former CPA.executive director. ther.of the former boa.rd chair ; bill that would allow the CNMI "Guam has no Covenant, but; The questionable transac "CPA officials told us, how man." we have." ) i to have a non-voting delegate to tions involve at least 11 of 20 ever, that the former executive Continued on page 54 ':Congress. Continued on· page 54 ;; Tenorio may void road contract of World Corpo By Zaldy Dandan The CNMI will repay the two Variety News Staff companies with grants from FHA. GOV. FROILAN C. Tenorio yes Since the project involves federal terday said he will void World funds, FHA' s approval of the con Corporation's road improvement tract was needed. project contract if the Federal The project, which . broke l;Iighway Administration (FHA) ground some time ago, has yet to continue to withhold approval. begin constI:uction. Tenorio said he will give the Department of Publi_c Work~ un~ til 5 p.m. of Tuesday, Aug. 6, to Weather· secure FHA's approval.· "If they still don't give us a 'go Outlook signal' then I want the contract voided," he said. 'Tm tired of waiting." World Corp., .together with another South Korean company Dong Bu, signed an agreement with the CNMI government last Friends and relatives-of the late Juan DLG. Cabrera hug his children, Lucy and Frank during church services year to finance the improvement Partly to mostly cloudy. held yesterday at the Mt. Carmel Cathedral. The former public servant and Covenant signatory was laid to of Chalan Pale Arnold and Cross with scattered showers rest yesterday after a morning state funeral ceremony held at the Mufti-purpose Center in Susupe. Island roaas. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 2-MARIAN AS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY- AUGUST 2, 1996 Tokyo: Kinney legal team in chaos? Outbreak a disease By de la Torre Ferdie In her desire to have Lujan con tions from Kinney regarding the By YURI KAGEY AMA will be required to report ca,es of Maruyama said. Variety News Staff tinue without interference in his litigation. TOKYO (AP) - The Japanese gov 0157 poisoning and to instruct pa At a separate meeting, the U.S. offi NAOKO Imeong, the maternal role as lead counsel, Imeong dis Imeong said in order to protect ernment h:1, decided to declare the tient, and their families how to disin cials also told the He.11th Mi.nisuy how grandmother of Larry Hillblom' s charged the Clinic as her attorneys. the interests of the boy and put an fect their homes. he said. food poisoning (JUtbreak that ha, sick the United States ha, dealt with similar alleged son, Junior Larry However, Kinney has refused to end to the currently chaotic situa ened nearly 9,Ql:lpeople an infectious Theministryofficialack.nowledgcd outbreaks, said Akio Yoda, another Hillbroom, says Kaelani Kinney's tion, the court should designate disease, a health official said Wednes that the designation may not curb the ministry official. discharge the Clinic. legal machinery in the heirship dav. spread of the infection, which causes Japan' soutb=khaskilled 7 people. Imeong said an immediate and her as lead guardian. · De,ignatin!!: the outbreak of the stomach pains and blooo y diarrl1ea More than 6,000 of the 8,974 people claim against Hillblom's $450- serious problem has developed as a Being responsible for the rais deadly E.coli 0157 bacteria an infe<.: and can lead to kidney failure. But ii sickened by 0157 are in the city of million estate is currently in a ~suit of there being two co-guard ing of Hillbroom since birth, tioLL, disease like cholera Of dysentery may help health officials better Sakai.about 480kilometers(300miles) chaotic situation. ians. Imeong said she is in the best wiU permit local government, to LL,e monitor the spread and be effec west of Tokyo, although the disease In a memorandum brief in sup She said it is in the uature of position to keep the boy advised central government money to test tive in informing the public.• has spread throughout Japan. port of her motion to designate as litigation that there must be one as to the developments in the liti U.S. officials from the Centers people who handle food for the bacte Theinfectionisspread through fooo lead guardian for Hillbroom, person who has ultimate decision gation, and to understand his needs ria. said a Health Ministry official, for Disease Control and Prevention can but be passed on through water and Imeong claimed that Kinney's making authority regarding pro and desires. whospokeonconditionofanonymity. and the National Institute ofHealth, in human cbntacL !eadcounsel,DavidLujan,isnow ceeding strategy. lmeong asked the court to seal Tokyo this week for meetings with But the designation, expected in the Health officials believe tainted in the bizarre and intolerable situ lmeong said she wants to re theproceedingsregardinghermo next few days, will not inc\udequanm Japanese health officials, have offered school lunches set off the Sakai out ation about developments in the .. solve the problem in the least con tion citing that the appointment of .tining the patients, a key preventive to dispatch medical experts to Japan, break mid-July but have been unable . Kaelani Kinney David Lujan a guardian is a matter personal to measure for most such cases. Doctors Health Ministry official Hiroshi to pinpoint the specific foods. litigation. frontational manner that best pre Imeong said the chaotic situa through counsel Bill R. Mann, the gatfons and negotiations. serves the status quo. the minor and logically only in tion arose when attorneys from grandmother said hiring Cochran The dispute arose in May 1996 Imeong has selected the least terested.parties would have stand the Family and Immigration Law was done against her instructions. betwe~n Lujan and the Clinic as confrontational approach and does ing to participate in the appoint Do tfoibf IU)' Clinic have purported to continue In her affidavit attached to the to who shall handle the DNA test not request' that Kinney be re ment procedure . to act on behalf of Hillbroom. motion, Imeong said she and . ing portion of the proceeding. moved as co-guardian. Superior Court Presiding Judge END OF SUMMER Most recently, Imeong said, the Kinney (Hillbroom' smother) en Imeong said actions taken by She said she will always be Alexandro Castro, however, de Clinic unilaterally attempted to tered into a retainer agreement the Clinic without Lujan' s knowl open for comments and sugges- nied the request. involve O.J. Simpson's lead coun with the Clinic to represent them edge or against his instructions sel, Johnnie Cochran, as counsel as co-guardians in the paternity obviously have a real and immedi to the 12-year-old boy. claim.· ate potential to adversely affect or OSHA cites, fines Saipan In her memorandum filed Tues The Clinic retained Lujan as even destroy Lujan' slitigation strat day before the Superior Court lead counsel in charge of all liti- egy. contractor for violations SAN FRANCISCO-Toe Occupa . Theseriousviolationisfortheuse tional Safety and Health Adminis of weakened bracing material. A Marshalls wants France to join triulon (OSHA) issued six citations welded steel frame used to brace Sakai Major Hideo _H~taya ~~ws as he aP_ologizes during a news to a Saipan construction company forms for concrete was sufficiently conferen~e at Saka, crty. C1t1zer:,s of Saka, complained that its city following an investigation which rusted in several places that employ leaders .d,d !70I respond aggressively enough against an outbreak of Forum dialogue, supports Japan revealed several violations of fed~ ees were at risk of injury from col food po,sonmg. The food poisoning outbreak gripping Japan struck at young and old. AP Photo By Giff Johnson from these outside nations to more understanding and positive eral worker safety and health regula lapse of the form, the release noted. For the Variety help preserve fishing stocks for results, Muller said, adding that tions. The two repeat violations are for MAJURO~The Marshall Is future generations, Muller said. France can be involved to assist The citations against North Pa allowing employees to work on TOYS AN~ lilE©I PRODUC.... TS __ _ Plan to allow states to lands will sponsor two initia As the host of the Forum, the island nations. He noted that the cificBuildersare for hazardous work unsafe sc.~foldings. In one case, · tives-on fisheries and in sup Marshalls has been asked by Ja French government has just com ing conditions on the Saipan Multi two of the flooring planks on the charge 'illegals' tuition port of Japan's membership in pan to sponsor a proposal to the pleted· the installation of a Purpose Center Expansion Project scaffolding were rusted.completely the U.N. Security Council-atthe Forum to endorse Japan's mem $500,000 solar system that has inSusupe. through. In the other instance, the SAVE UP TO -50°/o OFF By CASSANDRA BURRELL plan would not affect U.S.-bornchil South Pacific Forum meeting bership on the United Nations provided electricity forlights and The citations include three will companyusedumberfloorplanking WASHINGTON (AP) - States dren of illegal aliens. Located at TRANSPACENTER, next month in Majuro, accord Security Council. The Forum did small appliances for the first time ful violations, one serious viola much smaller than the 2 x 10 inch would be allowed to charge tuition Senate Majority LcaderTrent Lott .Plus: Jili 'Bikes Middle Road, NEXT TO SUBWAY Gualo Rai ing to the Marshall Foreign Min the same last year for Australia, to the 800 residents of an isolated tion, and two repeat violations material required. P.arts: : to illegal immigrant children attend and Senator Orrin Hatch outlined ister. and Muller said that he doesn't atoll in Marshalls. for dangerous conditions allowed North Pacific Builders was previ & Accesories· 20% 10tt-·'. ing public schools under a proposed the compromise to a key Republi Whether the French will be al to continue despite previous ously cited for similar scaffolding . . . -, .. ,: - ' '' . . - - .. ·. • 234-5584 In addition, the Marsh alls will expect opposition to this proposal plantounitelawmakersdividedover can, Senator Arlen Specter, during a , which the Marshalls will be spon lowed to participate will be fur OSHA citations, the agency said violatioas during construction at the 1 be in the forefront of efforts to Sale Ends Sunday, Aug. 18, 1996, While Supplies last an immigration bill. meeting Wednesday in hopes of reinstate the French as a dia soring for Japan. ther discussed during the Forum, in a news release. Hafa Adai Housing Project and the The compromise is designed to bringing the bill up fora final vote by logue partner with Pacific na The Marshal ls also believes that Muller said. "We were disap The three willful violations in Dan Barracks, OSHA noted. replaceameasurethathasdrawnfire the end of the week, when C.ongress tions, Foreign Minister Philip France should be allowed back in pointed that the French tested de 'Clude: lack of guardrails to prevent The OSHA citations were issued from more than 50 senators, includ begins its month-long August re Muller said in an interview this as a "dialogue partner" with the spite Forum opposition but it's falls from metal scaffolding; lack of July 15,followingaMayinspectioo. ingsomeoftheSenate' s mostpromi cess. week. Forum. Every year, the Forum done now," Muller said. The Fo railings or other methods to prevent The inspection was conducted un nentconservatives. The original plan, Specter's support is key because Economic issues top the holds what is known as a Post rum is likely to discuss followup fallsfromplywoodfonns.ashighas der the supervision of OSHA team proposed by Congressman Elton he is one of six Republican senators Forum's agenda, and fisheries will Forum Dialogue, a two-day ses efforts needed now to investigate 14feetabovetbeground;andfailure leader Dan Mooney. The company Gallegly, would have given states and five Democratic senators named be key economic concern at the sion when representatives of the environmental and health prob to provide coverings for holes in has 15 worl
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 8-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY- AUGUST 2, 1996 -· Rayphand inludes CDA in suit More options on Compact impact By Mar-Vic C. Munar ment," A loot said. a proposition that we be pa vited to the table. By Ferdie de la Torre nity to examine a number of In her third amended complaint property and all liquid assets Variety News Staff The United States, he said, tient," Aloot said. "We waited "In exchange, the United Variety News Staff spending and reprogramming ac THE Legislature may seek filed yesterday before the Supe of the trust account are public has made a commitment to 10 years." States promised to reimburse LAWYER Jeanne H. tions of defendants Tenorio and other options to press the US rior Comt, Rayphand, through funds. shoulder the costs of social Senate Vice President Paul us and they should enforce the Rayphand has included the fonner Finance Secn;tary Maria government into reimbursing counsel Theodore R. Mitchell, also Rayphand said the CNMI services granted to Manglona' s suggestion was to commitment," he said. Commonwealth Development D. Cabrera· to determine whether reflected the stipulated dis people.are the beneficiaries of the Commonwealth for the Micronesians. sue the US government, which If the federal government Authority as one of the defen they comply with the Common missal of the Bank of Guam as the trust ·established by the costs related to unrestricted Pledge of reimbursements is the CNMI and Guam had ac continues to fail on its com dants in the taxpayer's lawsuit among the defendants in the wealth Constitution and statutes. CDA with the Bank of Guam entry of citizens from the Fed contained in Public Law 99- tually done. Hawaii recently mitment, Aloot said, the CMI against Gov. Froilan Tenorio ques case. The latest amended complaint as tru3tee. erated State of Micronesia to 239 which cov·ers the CNMI, joined the lawsuit. might end up becoming a tioning the expenditure of over $8 Rayphand said she brought the stated that in 1987 the govern the CNMI, acting Atty. Gen. Guam and Hawaii. When the agreement was "deadbeat dad." million of public funds. action to give the court opportu- ment, acting by and through The Trust Funds Agreement explicitly recognizes the ex Sebastian Aloot said yester "This was put in ·a structural discussed and signed, Aloot "I hate to think that we are a day. clusive authority of the Com form by the US Congress with said, the CNMI was not in- deadbeat dud," he said. monwealth Legislature to pro Aloot said since the CNMI, unlike other US territories, has vide for appropriation of the Toshiba Air conditioners the control of its borders, sev uncommitted balance of the eral options can be explored. How bond trust account. ever, he won't identify the op Sebastian A/oot make ~our w·orld In a letter Aug. 11 1994, tions he has in mind. Jeanne H. Rayphand Leslie M. Turner, the Assis- "I gave my advice to the gover "to protect the full rights of tant Sec. for Territorial and In- nor but I'd rather have him dis everyone that doesn't mean avery cool place. the CDA, issued $140 million ternationaJ Affairs of the Depart- cuss it," he said. that "we will set aside our in tax exempt municipal bonds ment of Interior purported to au- Aloot said he has sent to Gov. rights to protect our borders." forthepurposeof generating funds thorize the Governor to make pay- I He dismissed suggestions to pay for the Commonwealth ment of up to $10 million to the i Froilan C. Tenorio his opinion on that the governor's plan was capital improvements and eco- Mitsubishi Corp out of the trust his plan to treat Micronesians as nornic·development projects. funds. I aliens and impose school fees on meant to "blackmail" the fed A trust account was established The· taxpayer's suit demanded . students. eral government. to receive all Covenant funds the return of more than $8.1 mil- The government lawyer said "We' re not in the process of ·,, that much as the CNMI wants blackmailing the US govern- .. ··- ' which were pledged to secure lion allegedly disbursed by the \ . ~','I ~ ' . payment of principal and interest Tenorio administration despite to bond holders and to receive and lack of authority to do so was RA.V-717KEZBD hold all income earned by trust filed on Sept. 13, 1994. Flores to run for Senate • Cooling Capacity: 24,000 (BTU/h) • Dimensions (mm): funds. Rayphand asked the court to election under the banner of (H) 370 X (W) 1,350 X (0) 200 The complaint said the bond declare that the reprogramming current Gov. Froilan C. trust account was and is ad- and expenditure actions taken by Tenorio but lost. He filed a ministered by the CDA, but Tenorio violated commonwealth protest with the Board of Elec the assets of the trust account law. tions claiming he lost due to a are property of the CNMI. Rayphand was referring to the discrepancy in the tabulation By Oct. 1992, Rayphand said, governor's decision to pay $6.2 of votes for reelectionist aJI bond holders had been paid. million to Mitsubishi, the al- Speaker Diego T. Benavente. And by May 31, 1994 there was a location of $250,000 for the Asked what made him de Protect your property and most of all, your family during a typhoon, remaining balance of interest and carnival, and the purchase of cide to seek a Senate seat this with· cJipfast removable typhoon shutters & ·ac.cordion shutters unrealized asset and appreciation two luxury cars which cost the time, Flores said he wants to (trust funds) in the amount of government $91,000. serve the people of Saipan as $28.4 million in the bond trust The lawyer said the gover- a whole and not just on a pre CARPETING INC~ -- cinct level. account to the credit of the Com- nor must bring back the funds to ca.uersox. PPP 647 -.- .· ''There has been a lot of rnonwealth. the CNMI coffers as well as the Saipan, MP 96950 U.S.A. In June 1994, tl1'e $28 million $100,000 contributed to the Pa- thing going on in our govern Tel: 234-J153 trust account balance was trans- cific Island Development Bank, a Francisco A. Flores ment which are not really right. I Beeper: 236-1129 • ferredfromtheBankofNewYork bank established by an associa- want to play a part in bringing : ' .. te the Bank of Guam pursuant to tion of Pacific island legislatures. By Rafael H. Arroyo back honesty and integrity in the Toshiba "Split" Wall Mount Air Conditioners quietly create an ideal environment for living. an agreement between the De- Rayphand also wanted that the Variety News Staff office," said Flores. Free Estimates & Installation , • Incorporating Toshiba's most advanced technology, these powerful, economical units partment of Interior, the CNMI, $500,000 taken from the Marianas FORMER Congressman Fran feature a 24-hour Programmable Timer, Automatic 3-Stage Fan Speed Control, and the CDA entitled Trust Funds Visitors Bureau and the $1 mil- cisco A. Flores has declared Use and Management Agree- lion transferred to the Office of his intention to run for senator and a Dehumidifying Function. Attractive and space efficient, Toshiba Air Conditioners are ment. the Governor to be returned to in the 1997 congressional elec professionally installed and supported with outstanding service and readily On May 31, 1994, Bank of where they were originally allo- tions. available parts. This means dependable, cost-efficient climate control all year long. Guam and CDA entered into cated. In a July 31 letter of intent an agreement under which In an amended complaint, to Party chairman Benigno M. In fact, even the most demanding connoisseurs of cool agree, Bank of Guam became the Rayphand accused Tenorio of Sablan, Flores officially Toshiba Air Conditioners keep you in the Air of Comfort! trustee of the bond trust ac- spending "over the limit" when sought tl,e party's blessings count assets in the amount of he increased the annual salaries to seek one of two available $28 million. of the officials of the judicial Senate seats for the island of These trust account assets, branch by tens of thousands cif Saipan. Rayphand said, are public dollars. "I believe that I can bring Med Paufi11e Guerrero. Sl1e 1s . - -- back integrity and honesty into our government so that we will your Su.ipun Paging sales ·, Covenant negotiator, p·ublic ' all enjoy living on this beauti 2:'""xi,¥/lilic:}2.. : :_ _:::.;._..,, servant Cabrera laid to rest ful island," Flores told Sablan representative. Not only (loes in his one-page letter. LONG-TIME public servant istration, Pauline go above and beyond in Flores, a one-term member RAS-09NK2L RAS-ISBKZC RAV-457KKZBD Juan DeLeon Guerrero • Coolco Copodty. ar,(l) (BTU,\,) • Coolr,o Cooo:r.-,. lBJl(BTUr'll) • Cooing~ 1B.0:0(BT1J/h) In · later. years, he worked as of the Eighth CNMI House of ·~\mrr,) • Crr,(WY.I~ (mr) • ~(mm):(H)l70xCN)l,IJZlx(OJ.!O Cabrer·a was laid to rest yes lier job, now she's heading out all {H)2tox(W')79()•(0)15.5 (lfjn!x('ll) i.:6: x0J) 180 supervisors for Kagman Plant In Representatives, is a long time terday after state memorial dustry Station, Landscaping Di services. resident of Chalan Kanoa. over Saipan to make it easier for vision of Saipan International While in the House, Flores The US and Commonwealth. Airpqrt. - introduced several pieces of you to find out how Saipan 1-·2 .. -- ·nags were lowered to halfmast Ii FromMay 1990toAprifI993, legislation mostly seeking to in his honor. An honor guard r_:_•_l he was the chief of Parks and rid the island of Saipan of vice Paging can work for you. Give provided a 15-gun salute. h recreation Division of the De and other "evils" associated RAV•717CHBD RAV.. l!AUZBD RAV.. D6KIIZBD Cabrera, who succumbed to a partment of Natural Resources, 'l Pauline a call today, and she'll be , CooO°Q Copodty. 2<"1l (BTU,!,) • ~ Copodty 29.IIJl(BTU,I,) • Ccdo"QCopodty 19.IIJl(BTU"') with the nighttime hospitality • Dtnenlkn(mm); (H)l7CJ tfn') \,38Jx (O)ZXJ • Dmnla'I (mm): (H) 1951 (WJ 1.270 x CD) tS:O ·~(mm}(H):i!:O•('NJl.2701(D)tiJJ lingering illness, ~s survived by He was member of the Mu fl industry. wife Concepcion and chil calling on you! Diaz, nicipal Council of Saipan from One of these is a bill that dren. Maria, Eliseo, Francisco, to 1967 1968. · would prohibit indecent ex Pa~er #: 234-4077
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F~X.: (670) 235:?!~9~J :i,s;f;~.eifo-,\·~ ·,; 10-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-AUGUST 2, 1996 FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1996-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-11 Drumwright new director Tenorio stresses on breast-feeding GOV. FROILAN C. Tenorio yes- The proclamation was signed, balanced nutrition to infants, pro- ery. volunteers president Susan By Mar-Vic C. Munar students. degree in Theology and the Arts ).erday declared A~g. 1 to ?. as l_'enorio said, to help_increase pub- vi ding them with appropriate Breastfeeding also helps to pro- Schwartz, volunteers Amparo Variety News Staff NMA is the only institution in at the Graduate Theological CNMI _Breastfeeding Week. he awareness of the importance of amounts of protein, fat and vita- tect mothers from breast cancer. Tenorio and Rita Tenorio, WAO 's. In a signing ceremony attended breast-feeding. mins. Among those who attended the Evelyn David and outreach ELIZABETH Drumwright is the CNMI that offers college Union in Burlington, California. by Commonwealth Heal!h Center Part of the week's activities in- It helps to protect infants from proclamation-signing were mother for breastfeeding Heidi She joined NMA last April I Northern Marianas Academy's ·courses to high school studeats .. (CHC) volunteers, Public ~Iealth cludethc"Walk for Breastfeeding" such infectious diseases as colds, CHC's Chailang Palacios, health Yelin. (ZD) new director. An NMA graduate gets a high and is teaching Ethics in Society Service. nurses and Offi~e. of on Sunday.Aug. 25. The two-mile diarrhea and pneumonia. =-----,=,,------, Drumwright replaced Paz school diploma and an AA de and Advanced Creative Writing. Women sAffa1rs(WAO)offlcials, walk will begin at Kristo Rai Breast-fed infants have less ten- Younis, a founding member of gree at the same time. Before her promotion, Tenorio ~igned the proclamation Church at 4 p.m. dency to become overweight while the academy and its director for "This is one school where Drumwright was the academy's in lme wit~ the fifth annual world Breastfeeding, according to the mothers who breastfeed lose the past two years. you'll see cooperative learning assistant director. breastfeeding week. proclamation, provides the most weight more rapidly after deliv- "It was a great.experience hav among students. They all want Her former position, ing been in this very unique to be on top but they are not reluc Drumwright said, gave her a school," Younis said. "It's time tant to help each other," Younis "good training." for me to seek other opportuni said. • She said among NMA's future ties. I've been wanting to go Drumwright, meanwhile, offi plans is to increase the courses ,~llffllill"ll,tiflWiilltll~i back and work for the Public cially assumed directorship last offered by the academy. ·•·•··(;)t.·•··••leRD ~liD.iue-ts.·.·.·1n· .. (:0N"M;I School System." Aug. l. There are also plans to double Younis said throughout the "A lot ofthings need to be done. the number of faculty in view of T~ANSPAdiFIC lrifutriiiiibri~l .•.: .. •·.•·.· .•.·.q.• .. ·u .•.· ..•.·.J1.\i.'.t.Y.··.·.····•.1:.· ..·1.oo.·.·.· ... -.·... ·d.· .. ·.··.,••.•••.•. i.· ....•.•••. \.,.•. ·.·.··.·.··.• ..· ...•.· .•. · ..• ..· ..•·•···••····•·•··•·•.·.•.· ..•.. · .•.••...•.•. • .. ·.•.· ... ·.•. :.·•.:.<.· •...•...•.•. ·.··... · ..· .. ·.·.······•·• ·.·.. ·.···.·.··P.. ·•. · .. an.... ··.·.·... ·.y.·..•·•·• •.•. ·• •.t ... o.·.·.·••.IJ.r.·.···od···.···.·•.·.·•.•.. ·····.·.u·····.·•.·•.c.··.· .•. e.·.···············.·.u.·.·...n .•..•.. ;.·q···.·.·.u..·•·.···e···.·.•.··•.w.· .. ·.·.·...•. ·.·.e.·.·.hte.· .. ·.·.·.·.rn.·. ·•·• Elizabeth Drumwright Paz Younis incL; aut11.&H~d'#liifiijijiqfqf Plif+ . 000 . 1 0 years she was ·with the acad I'm very excited," she said. the increasing number of students. 9 1 ·.• deii.pf9ilµpts/J~i¢y~i#······ i tb~w,~~ltu~:itl~ilra: ..•.I.r.· ... · •.·.:.· ..· •.· •.· •.·.. c. .•... •~.·.·.··· m.·..•... • ...•.o. .·.i.~.n.·.··.i.im$S....• ()11·····Wl······ .•.•....·. 'i}j ~WPt\f. !.··.•. ..· •. i ...· .11.·.. •.. g.s ..·.t.'.· ..· •...•. ••• emy, "I've seen it grow." A creative writer, Drumwright · Drumwright said she looks board are: Felicidad Ogomuro, Roman Tudela, member. di~~iqutµtiq# iffall~~ffs Ii ~~~i;r··.··.·.······•·•··.·. $,~ ffilf;i\JEe~tb~J •·••.·.· ·~•~?c¥Pµry ~ i ···· · bun:,. · Delicious NMA had only 14 students graduated from Harvard Uni forward to getting NMA gradu president; Manny Borja , vice On Aug. 15, parents and hon the·polllrn9~~flf!ltllf \ .. m&>ri and]esarid sifacksfor foJ'ifafiF when it started operating in versity with a degree in AB ates into the Ivy League. president; Bernie dela Cruz, sec orary members will elect their +;fJfj{.i;W~ tli~ !?cat &g#im.p~i, ~ w~Jt.~{bt> ~~~ij~~jo;J'~gri~f ~q~~iiihW A Taste of 1993. 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Jji~ ~its, ~u ctisti ~ctiy~1y · variety of fl.av ors .aiid styles Lingers GUAM-'-It's back to school for dent population demanding the In response, he said 90 percent allow students to attend classes to accomplish under the program 7 great one ofthelll!gestf99d1Ulll1Ufaytllf~ .• ... fiayql'Cci all.Q;S9P.¥¢ffi~l1t}yw/;ipp~d . >JoftjomestiG mrut:et only,· ..... ·•···· studentsattendingM.V.Lujanand idea for year-round schooling to agreed with the plan. for 45 days, followed by a day is a home-school partnership; ers in Hong Kong,using ihelatesi .•· in.handYpili:ksimd11destl'le"Moride . Apartfronithe huge local mare GARDEN Products are Merizo elementary schools which be in effect. According to Reyes, Merizo break. The staff reportedly also which allows parents to be teach and most advanced equip11.1erifin Selection" a.ward wi11ning Pop Pan ket, Ga.rd~ri products have been are piloting the year-round school So far, three schools were will Elementary does not student popu supported the program, because of ers at horn~ and read to their chil food production. . andWafers. Sisisic and Mini. Wa, exported all over the worldto.the available at most of your program. ing to pilot the program, but only lation of 380 students including the month-long christmas break. dren_ Founded in 1926, Garden. Co. fets lire also very welfreceived. For United States, Canada, Southeast favorite stores on Saipan. The year-round schooling pro two schools were ready to start the head start program. Reyes commented that most of He hopes with this partnership has been in the food business for thosewithmoreWestemtastes,Gar- Asia, Southern Europe, Taiwan, gram was an idea introduced in the program this year. The school's staff and parents his staff are from off island, and along with the year round school more than 60years. deri riow offersVicenii biscuits im0 ChiM and Guam, and sales vol- Sofa Agan!: Over the years, tl1e work force ported frdrnlt.aiy. . . . W11e has steadilyincreased over TRANSPACIFIC INTERNATIONAL INC. Guam back in 1975 to help allevi Kenneth Reyes, Principal for of the students are in favor of the working under the year-round ing schedule, parents will get more Middle Road, Gualo Rai ate the over-crowding in Guam's Merizo Elementary, said he sur idea, because of the school's schooling program would give involved with their children's aca hasincreasedfromjustoveradozei:i · Moon Cakes: Moon cakesare theyears. · veyed his staff, students, and par- break, he said. them more time with their friends demic success, as well as help to the present 1,500. Garden has n1ade with only cme finestingredi- The main office ofTr.anspacific publi.c schools. also been rapidly expanding its ents, 1ri strictaccoidance with tradi- Internatioual Inc. is located . at and family during the holidays. increase reading test scores. I operations in China and overseas. tional Chinese recipes. The produc- TmnspacBusiness Center,Middle So far the program is working Reyes also believes that the new I Toclay,thecompanyoffersmore tionprocessisautomatedandhighly · Road, Gualo Rai with telephone smoothly in both schools. The staff school program will help increase · than one hundred varieties of top hygienic. Garden was the first come no, 235-3355andfaxno.234-J 80 I. and students of the schools no test scores and have more moti ticed nothing different under the vated students ready to attend new school calendar except that classes_ classes started a little earlier. This is the first time Guam's Reyes sid he felt his students public schools are piloting the had enough break time, and that program. Reyes said that with the year round schooling program Saipan's experience piloting the If your having will help the teachers and stu program for three years, he hopes tr()uble balancing dents feel less burned out than to visit Saipan's schools and learn · your budget in these what they nonnally feel during a from them. tough times, PFC can help, We offer many programs to get your finances back on track
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By Giff Johnson gets set to invest heavily in a new however, the Japanese govern Chamber of Commerce meeting many of the small islands to gether for the first time. Marshalls opens new hotel For the Variety road system for Majuro, it is also ment is planning to build a per on the size of pot holes near his r The roadway stretches 30 MAJURO-As islanders living preparing plans to open its first manent facility for its embassy home in Majuro-"large enough to By Giff Johnson and fast," the President said he told start-upofbusiness this week, is man presented Kabua and Kramer with ~~~ .. in Majuro bump along pot hole, embassy in the Marshall Isl~nds in Majuro, Muller said. swallow your car," was his de miles, and many sections of are For the Variety kramer. aged by Outrigger Hotels of Hawaii canoe paddles during the ceremony, the news that the Japanese gov by early 1997. The multi-million dollar Japa scription. Rentals in the fleet of little wider than the strip of paved MAJURO-The Marshall Islands Kramer accepted the challenge but and called the Outrigger Marshall saying that the outrigger was a sym ~ road, with the ocean and lagoon ernment is going to spend mil Currently, the Japanese consu nese plan for the roads is to raise cars his company has suffer nu government's new 150-room ho at the opening Wednesday afternpon Islands Resort. bol of the connection among the Pa waters lapping at rocks a few feet lions of dollars to repave the streets late on Guam-about 1,500 miles the level of the road, install side merous flat tires because of the tel was officially opened on admitted that even he had doubts that Outrigger official Peny Sorensen cific Islands. from the edge of the road. {(asTPAK® in the Marshall Islands capital is to the west-serves as the liaison walks and a workable drainage terrible roads, he said. Wednesday (July 31), as Presi PIT could complete the hotel in the Majuro's roads were paved in The downtown highway has had r: ~/ MADE IN U.S.A. bringing relief just in the antici office for the Marshalls, al system for the new roads. dent Amata Kabua, and hundreds short time period alloted. It will please people like local the early 1970s by a U.S. Navy no major resurfacing work done pation of better driving. though the Japanese ambassa of Majuro residents turned out for The three-story hotel, with its spec attorney and busin.essman Scott Seabee team that also con since and is a patchwork of pot The project is expected to get dor to Washington-7,000 miles the festive occassion. tacular view of the lagoon, is a show .~?~!~Pie ~t:§er-yiC@s Stege, who reported at a recent structed causeways connecting holes. underway from the beginning of to the east-is actuallv the ac The President said that comple ing case for PIT' s "waffle-crete"-a 1997 and take two years to com credited representati~e to the tion of the hotels has alleviated pre-cast co11crete constuction system seek-•··•·ainare•.··.. ·.:-·::-.:::.::' .:·::·.·:.:. ·:-.-' : _·· .. :-. ·.::. :: ..·incre.ase I plete, according to Foreign Min Marshall Islands. fears he had that the country that allowed the six-building, three HONLA..AA{PNS):Th6fuariager~fWesternPacificAirlines in Solomon ister Phillip Muller. "We're delighted with Japan's Fisheries m.anagers, experts wouldn't be ready to host the story facility to be built in just 11 Islands. Kevin "B.appell, says the eight J)eicent airfare increase recently The repaving work, for what is announcement," Muller said. "It South Pacific Forum when it months. approv~ ):iy the ~}F<\05~ Licensing Au!horlty. is not enough for the currently the longest sealed road will help improve communica meets in Majuro in early Septem Thecostofthehotel,fundedbythe I form World Fisheries Council ajrlirle to s~~e. ..< : ...... •·. •·.. . . · in all of Micronesia-more than 30 tion and coordination between ber. He praised Pacific Interna government, is estimated at more BRISBANE; Australia (AP) scientists, the commercial on the latest scientific data. It ··•• .~u ,ys his airiin9has.heen askingtheAuthorityJor a~le miles from one end of the neck our two countries." tional Inc. for its speed in com than $ 11 million. ~inc~foralinost ~)'.~ tomveroperational coslsbut theauthority ) - Marine -scientists from fishing industry and environ will also distribute its data ·•f lace of tiny coral islands to the The Japanese government is pleting the new hotel on sched Overnight, the new hotel has more around the world on Thursday mentalists at an internatianal quickly and freely to all na ion!yia"'~ eightperrent increare,SIBCreported. ..• other, is to cost more than $15 looking at rental offices in than doubled the hotel room capacity founded a new World Fisher level. tions. ule. ·.. ·· ... •He saY$ !JptfJ· ~IOlllOI} t\ir!ines 11.nd}Vestem P····•··•··• .. ·/ .. / )·-···· ·.·. backed by the United States, profit, non-governmental coun theidearanoutofsteam,"hesaid. ever, he said he thought, "what media officials corning for the Forum •. ···.·Be ~iq tile priffpfaXi11.tion.fuelincreasedbyaJ4 percent this SHOE Japan, China, Australia and cil has two purposes: Unlike the congress, which have I done?" fium late August through the first ··month_: ...... •··········.··.··· : .... / ... ·.···· · ... :.. · GALLERY ties with Australia Norway. It will monitor the world's meets every four to five years, a Fortunately, PII owner Jerry week of September. •.. · Rappell#ys ?t~ertr.utspc>rtfareshaverisen by4Zpercentandthe PORT MORESBY (PNS) - vestment. Kramer showed up shortly there The hotel, which held its "softopen •.. cof.\lpatli;~ ~gni:(;!i;ned have .not had to justify this to any authority. · Tel. 234-6087 · The new council will rep fisheries and make manage world council would provide on ::·::,·.:·· .. :·::·.: .. -·,.:.:-:=:::-:,::::::.:.::-::::-,.::::.:;,,/::··::·-·:_._:-:·:·-,.: ... ::. :. ' . Papua New Guinea has reaffirmed Mr Genia said that while these resent the concerns of marine ment recommendations based going representation and would after with a plan for a 50 room ing''lastweekto getstaff readyforthe its close ties with Australia. arrangements have been benefi not be as unwieldy as a U.N. sub hotel: "I need a 150 room hotel The Foreign Affairs and Trade cial to both countries over the committee, he said. Minister, Kilroy Genia, told par years, the PNG Government be Copra>producer~··encowa.ged At this second world congress, liament the PNG Government's lieved it was now time to review to plant more, produce more almost 1,000 marine scientists and policies of ."Look North" and some of them. industry de\egates from 66 coun "Work with the Pacific" would in He added that while the PNG WELLINGTON (PNS) C Co .reported. . tries are examining ways to sus no way diminish the country's government saw difficulties for it pra producersandcoconutplant Keresaidcopraprodticers need tain the world's fisheries re traditional close relations with in the shift in_Australian aid away ers in Vanuatu have been urged . tobeconvincedthere'salotmore sources, which were once thought VANUATU' S minister of jus Australia. from direct budget assistance to to plant new coconut seedlings to the . ~oconut industry than to be an inexhaustible food tice, culture and women's af Presenting an 18-page foreign support for specific projects, the andmaintaintheirexistingplan- · smoked and dried copra source. BfiLI ffiSH ION fairs - Joe N atuman said the policy statement titled "Reinforc PNG Government nevertheless tations because there is a definite ~e said fanner:s need to have The delegates resolved to Middle Road, Garapan- 2331190 people of Vanuatu need to do ing Papua New Guinea's Core remained committed to this. .future 'for the industry. · .. access to information about co hold the third congress in more work to firmly establish Relationships", Mr. Genia said Finance Minister Chris Haiveta The call came from industry conut processed products such China in the year 2000. PNG and Australia had put in told parliament that any changes leader Franklyn Kere on his re as how to make coconut sham their early history. place a wide range of special ar to Australia's aid arrangements turn fromatechnicalgroupmeet poo,coconut cream, coconut milk He said this is important for rangements, especially in the ar would be discussed at the forth iog of the Asia Pacific Coconut and a wide range of other coco Fiji gov't to .. their identity as a people, a eas of trade, development co-op coming Australia-PNG Ministe CoJllDlunity in Malaysia, RNZI nut-based items. nation in the South Pacific and eration, defence, security, and in- rial Forum. challenge · the world at large. Natuman made the comment ~ourt ruling Wednesday night when open ing a conference of regional SUVA (PNS) - The Fiji govern archeologists. ment was taken by surprise Natuman said the degree the Wednesday by the High Court's transformation of a culture decision to impose a "stay" on the goes through depends to a SALE unlawful strike and compulsory large extent on the level of BACK To ScHo.oL arbitration orders in the National technology, or the lack of it, Back to School Sale Bank of Fiji saga. that a particular society pos The government says it will con sesses or acquires. test the decision in court today, The National Museum of tlie Daily Post reported. Vanuatu is hosting the confer 150/o -250/o OFF sALE··srJtRrsioGtjsr 2 Solicitor General Sikeli ence, described as the largest Mataitoga last night said that gov ever held on the archeology of ernment would go to court to seek the Western Pacific region. revoking of the order. Its theme is "The Western Mataitoga said government was Pacific 5000 to 2000 years unaware of the Fiji Bank Em ago: Colonizations and Trans ployees Union's action to go to formations". Q_ :.'.::::::::"::::.c -···-··- court yesterday to challenge the More than fifty specialists labor ministry's decision that the from Australia, New Zealand, olev1·s Jeaa.'-..c--11.._ strike was illegal. New Caledonia, Fiji, Canada, 101 'S Jeafts Mataitoga is expected to head a the United States, France and Made in USA team of lawyers from the justice the United Kingdom arc dis s\lorts ministry to represent the ministry cussing the early history of of labor at today's court hearing. the region with local research so1,sso,sso Girls Blouses Yesterday's High Court deci ers. sion was to enable lawyers from The archaeology conference Girls Shorts/ both the National BankofFiji, the has been jointly organized by DISCOUNT ON ALL ITEMS government (as owner the of the the Australian National Uni Jumpers bank) and the Fiji Bank Employ versity in Canberra and the ees Union to prepare legal sub French research organization missions on the legality of the ORSTOM. NBA Jersees order. The Government has not ruled out the possibility of hiring an Jun "JAYW NO TO Girls Shorts P.O. Box 689 • Tel. No. 235-7270 outside lawyer to help them in Fax: 235-2885 their fight against the union. 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She was originally sentenced Filipino-Chinese industrialist who fered and continue to suffer abuse women's organizations, said in a bilant Filipinos celebrated the re to seven years for the 1994 killing also helped raise the blood money. and oppression abroad remains," statement. FVR visits opposition stronghold tum Thursdayofa 17-year-oldmaid of her 85-year-old employer, but Balabagan, a Musli1ri from the PRESIDENT Ramos yesterday visited an opposition stronghold to the pmP9sed who had been sentenced to death in then given a death sentence in a Philippines' southern province of Southern Philippines Council for Peace and Development and brought this the United Arab Emirates for kill retrial. Mindanao, confessed to stabbing message: "Break not he peace." In his speech du1ing the multisectoral assembly at the Dapitan City Cultural and ing an employer she says tried to An outcry in the Philippines Baloushi at his home in Al-Ain. Pirates kill five in Sport., Ccnlcr, the Pre.,idcnt urged the people to instead continue building "bridges rape her. followed, and President Fidel She said he tried to rape her at uf pc;1ce." Sarah Balabagan's ca,e had be Ramos sent three Cabinet mem knife-poiut. Southern RP attack He explained this will :L,sure sustained growth ofZamboanga de] Norte and the come a symbol in the Philippines bers to the United Arab Emirates During the trial, physicians tes rest of Mimkmao. and overseas of female migrant to plead for compassion. tified there had been a rape at ZAMBOANGA CITY, Phil; 790 kilometers (490 miles) While in Dapit:m, the President also stressed his message of peace during the workers who arc abused by their The family of her employer, tempt, but the court ruled there ippines (AP) - Gunmen have south of Manila and l IO kilo celebration of the centennial of the national hero Dr. Jose Rizal's departure from foreign employers. Almas Mohammed al-Baloushi, was no evidence of rape. Court killed five people and injured meters (68 miles) northeast of exhile to D:1pita11. Scores of reporters mobbed agreed to drop its demand for her documents showed she stabbed three others in a sea robbery Zamboanga City. At the multiscctoral a,scmbly, the President maintained that the SPCPD is "the Balabagan as she arrived at execution and settle for S 41,000 him 34 times. in the Southern Philippines, Two of the dead were po hcst possible solution to our Si'..arch for lasting peace and equitable development in authorities said Wednesday. lice officers, including Payao southern Philippines, co,isidering the conflict and bloody violence that has been iL, Manila's airport,. escorted by the in compensatory "blood money," Her case highlighted the plight and experience." Journal Philippine U .A.E. ambassador, Roy and her sentence was reduced to a of tens of thousands of Asian Reports reaching the mili police chief Delio Tanggi Seneres. She smiled but made no year in jail and 100 lashes. women driven by poverty to work tary and police regional head Hampong, the reports said. Compare and save with MTC, the Only comment. Balabagan received light lashes abroad, where they often face ex quarters here said the victims, Hampong's body, which fell APEC leaders to bring own security Outside, hundreds of people shortly after being jailed and paid ploitation. who were among 25 people on overboard, was later recov THE ARMED Forces of the Philippines (AFP) yesterday said the government company that offers you a low flat rate waited to cheer and welcome her. the tine with the help of interna About 500,000 Filipinos work a motorboat, were sailing ered. de<:ision to allow the 17 heads of state attending the APEC Summit in November Her return was front-page news in tional contributions. in the oil-rich Gulf region. across Sibuguey Bay on Mon After leaving Payao, two of to bring in their own security staff was a "standard operating procedure" and should to the U.S. Mainland and Hawaii. virtually all Manila newspapers. A French group, the Save Sa "While Sarah's release is cer day when the pirates struck. the gunmen, posing as pas not be misconstrued as a sign of the host country's inability to secure the visiting delegates. Balabagan was released by the rah Balabagan Movement. con tainly good news, the problem of The boat was on its way to sengers, fired at the two po Kabasalan town from nearby licemen and hit other victims "Heads of state nonnally bring in their own close-in security contingent United Arab Emirates three months tributed I million pesos($ 38,500) tens of thousands of cases of rni- whenever they are on an official visit abroad," Lt. Col. Leopoldo Maligalig, AFP Payao in Zamboanga de! Sur, in the process, said the reports. spokesman said. Rate comparisons of a 5 minute direct dial One of the victims was a six Maligalig said that the local Apec organizing committee, headed by retired Gen. year old girl, who was seri Lisamlro Abadia, fonner AFP chief of staff, was fully aware of risks in hosting an phone call to the U.S. or Hawaii during a weekday* ously wounded. international event and was making sure all necessary security precautions were As the two gunmen took con being taken to ensure the safety of the visiting heads of state. standard trol of the boat. other pirates from an .intercepting motor US Congress recognizes RP veterans $9~~~~~~~~~~--'-~~~~--~ ized outrigger boarded :ind THE US House of Representatives has recognized World War II veterans of the Philippine Commonwealth Army as membersof theanned forces of the U.S. Rep. $8.05 helped di1·est the remaining 8 +------,-----.----'--'------'---- 23 people on hoard of their Robert Undeiwoood, a Guam Democrat, described the measure as "purely money, guns and other valu symbolic, but long-overdue." The resolution, which passed in the House by a unanimous voice vote, extends 7 ables before fleeing, the re US veterans' recognition to members of the Philippine Army for the first time since ports added. 1946-the year Congress voted to rescing such privileges. 6 ,$5.66 An earlier report mistakenly It does not extend veteran's benefits, however. ------·--·----·--- said Wednesday's attack took A similar bill is pending in the US Senate. 5w place while the boat was on a 5 ..J __ $4.95 nearby river, and that it car ' Imelda remarks were a 'give away' ried only six people. e REP. IMELDA Mareos(KBL) yesterday said the US Embassy, particularly former 4 · i -··· **** Police said descriptions US Amba,sador to the Philippine Stephen Bosworth, took certificates of gold given by wi111csses indicate deposits running into billions which the Marcoses packed while fleeing from ********·· that some of the attackers were Malacanang in 1986. 3 from the same unit of the ex Marcos' pronouncement which wa, issued during a joint hearing of the House Sprint Foncard IT&E MTC tremist Abu Sayyafgroup that Committee on good government, government reorganization and justice was a virtual admission that the Marcoses had billions in gold deposits. attacked !pi! town in the same The hearing was held to assess the effectivity of the Presidential Commission in BASIC RATE province on April 4, I 995. Good Gov't in running after the alleged ill-gotten wealth of the Marcoses. In the Ipil attack, the ex She said they were told upon reaching Hickam Base in Hawaii that their tremists killed more than 50 belongings were being inventoried but they were alarmed when the inventory did peopk after robbing banks and not includes the certificates. commercial establishments Marcos said the gold deposit, are worth billions and that the $356 million in Swiss and burning the town center. accounts is only "barya." .. $6.84 ...... ,.,_ ...... -·----·-·-- ·············---·-·····-····· She earlier said the late president made billions of dollars in gold through $7 r transactions in precious metals starting in 1945. -MalayaDFA •••••••••• 6 ...... $6.04 • • Misuari may boost RP's OIC bid : Congratulations : MALACANANG has expressed optimism that with MNLF chiefNw- Misuari in $5.09 .=- the mainstream of society, the country's application for an observer status in the 5 ...... influential Organization of Islamic Conference would have greater chances. • Mr.& Mrs. • According to President Ramos, the government ha, long been wanting to acquire $4.21 an observer status in the ore also to improve links with Islamic countries. 4 .. ··-· ····-·····$3~71 : Mark : "We have always wanted to acquire observer status. .,. ' l t Maybe through Misuari baka naman pagbigyan na yang gobyerno sa Maynila," Mr. Ramos said Sunday night during the interaction in Malacanang with media 3 : Broadhurst: executives. The Philippine Journal Iii a 2 --- ····-·· l__ .. J- ... ·... -l_ II PROC assures RP of close ties Sprint IT&ERigllt IT &E Strictly MTC MTC • vVe THE People's RepublicofChina(PROC) yesterday assured the Philipines it has no Foncard-10% Plan-is% Business-25 % World Pass WorldPass • • plans ofexpanding its tenitoryto local boundaries despite the presence of suspected Res.-15% Bus.-25% military installations in the MischiefReefs . • sh{ifre 0our jo0 • tII Chinese Defense Minister Chi Haotian told Defense Secretlli)' Renato de Villa hi' WITH DISCOUNT PLANS • • I: in a meeting in Beijing that China is willing to establish a "longterm fiicndly relationship" with the Philippines and the Assn of Southea,t Asian Nations • in welcoming • (ASEAN) . • • This, he said, may be done through frequent and direct contact between military • the newest • leaders . 'Tuesday- Friday daytime, Sprint Tariff FCC No. 10, IT&E Tariff FCC No. 2, MTG Tariff FCC No. 1 The Chinese defense chief also said the Chinese social system a, well as national IT&E Strictly Business 25% offered through September 30, 1996 (otherwise 20%). ,,.I' • • I interest prompts it to adopt a defensive stance in the region. Businessworld MTG WorldPass 25%-37% for businesses based on term commitment and monthly toll volume; • member • 15% for MTG residential customers who spend at least $25/month. • • Canadian daily praises Ramos Pairere #1 ® TOYOTA of the f{if mi/0 AMAJORCanadiandailyhaspraisedPresidentRamosforchampioningpeaceand Pending FCC acceptance. Proposed effective date August 9, 1996 . • • I•· 1') economic development, refening to the recent progress made in the gov'tnegotia • • f· tions with the MNLF. Microl Corporation • From • ;;,'1, "Vicious secessionist conflicts may rage in places like Sri Lanka, Chechnya and • Ratty, Zaldy, • ' Kurdistan, but in the Phils, common sense threatens to uiumph over violence," ( '• j Gordon Barthos, a foreign affairs columnist, wrote in 'The Toronto Star', a m:tjor San Jose • Mar-Vic & Ferdie • ,. daily newspaper in Canad.a, with an average daily circulation of 500,000. • • In his column, "Phil Muslims win long-sought autonomy," Barthos wrote, "This Tel.: 234-5911 Fax: 234-6514 • • fl week (Mr.) Ramos justly bailed the pact;ts achanccto ·exercise the ghosL,ofhistory · and tum the country's enerzy to growth, not civil war." Manila Standard Real value for the CNMI •••••••••• 20-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-AUGUST 2 1996 FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 19%-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-21 hoon Herb kills 9 in Taiwan • By ANNIE HUANG boy and a man went missing while TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP)- Typhoon fishing on the west coast as Ty Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands Herb roared toward the Chinese phoon Herb approached Wednes Office of the Secretary of Public Works mainland Thursday after killing day. at least nine people and flooded I ligh winds also L1prooted trees Saipan, Mariana Islands 96950 thousands of homes in T:iiwan. and blew down signs in Taipei, police and news reports said. and several riverside 1wighbor Mudslides killeJ a woman in hoods were flooded. northern Taiwan's Miaoli county In southern Taiwan, 1,090 mil and a man in sot1them Chiayi. limeters (44 inches) of rain burying their mountainside pummelled Mt. Ali in a 24-hour REYNOlDt The Department of Public Works is soliciting sealed proposals for the Design-Build of the Marpi homes, police said. period, causing a river to burst its Pathways and Parking Areas Project, Saipan, Commonwealth of the North~rn Mariana Islands. Mud and rocks! ides killed four banks. More than I DO people were AlUMINUM FOil people in central Nantou county, rescued after Oood waters reached f tN Xf 000 IQ. FT. lnsterested contractors must submit one (1) original and four (4) copies of sealed proposals to the and three others were killed by first-floor windows in a village at Office of the· Director, Division of Procurement & Supply, Lower Base, Saipan, MP 96950 no later storm-related traffic accidents and the foot of the mountain. than 4:00 local time, August 16, 1996. A selection committee will convene soon after the submis falling objects, state-funded ra Premier Lien Ch,111 ordered sol sion deadline to review and select the best qualified contractor for the project. dio reported. diers to help residcnts clean up t[&l~~~ More than 200 others were in and rcbuild thcir homes, and asked Proposals will be evaluated by the Office of the Governor, Planning Office Committee, evaluation jured by falling objects or col healtlrnuthorities to prevent flood lapsed roofs, police said. waters from sprcmling epidem will be based on the following criteria: Fourotherpeople were repo11ed ics. EARlYDAWN 1. Time frame tor design and construction missing, Among them was a man Typhoon Herb also caused an YEGETABLE 011 2. Price swept ;way b/floodwaters in a estimated 2 billion Taiwan dol r GAL 3. Innovative design concepts northern Hsinchu riverside vil lars (U.S.$ 72 million) in damage 4. Warranty of products supplied lage. The raging waters forced to crops. destroying rice paddies, 5. Financial and Manpower capabilities of contractor 400 other villagers lo seek refuge fruit trees and fish ponds, the in a school on higher ground. Agriculture Council said. A copy of the Scope of Work may be obtained from the Technical Services Division, Department of A 14-year-old boy was repo11ed -Power to more than I. 7 million UJ.FRYm MIUER Public Works, Lower Base, Saipan, on or after August 1. 1996. missing after a flooded river homes was knocked out, and many .so 111. eAtr HOT IMOICEI> washed away his family home also lost Water supplies. IAIIIAGE The Government reserves the right to reject any or all propsals and to waive any imperfection in near the capital Taipei. Eight other Offices and schools were closed the proposal in the interest of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands members of his family wei-e res in Taipei and 20 other cities and 5181.PK. cued. counties on Wednesday, when /s/ EDWARD M. DELEON GUERRERO Pounding surf on Tai wan' s east heavy rain and winds began lash Secretary of Public Works coast swept away an 8-year-old ing Taiwan, and Thursday. /s/ EDWARD B. PALACIOS Directors, Division of Procurement & Supply Unions demand release of Indonesian union boss UJ. ·· ·· · ~NOu:NcEIViEN'T · · MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) . Austrafoui labor unions Thursday DUNGENEII ' • ,) : ~ !;},_' '• ~ I ·,. , • • • ' • • ~ ' ' '• : • • • • ~ ~ demanded the immediate release of Indonesian union leader Muchtar !RAB Pakpahan who was arrested on Tuesday after anti-govcrnmentriots last In order to assist its newly hired, weekend. t•t.5 tBI. off-island teachers in finding housing, ''There is widespread concern over the well-being, both mental and physical, of Pakpahan," said Australian Council of Trade Unions vehicles, and telephone and television service, spokesman Ahlll Matheson. · the CNMI Public School System is inviting all ''He.lms been harassed, intimidated and attacked over a period of months and this would seem to be the lalesl incident in the series and the House and apartment owners most serious." Pakpahan is one ofseveral hundred people anestcd after the riots in Car and vehicle dealers Jakaita, which were ended by the Indonesian milit:uy. 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Alcohol, Tobacco and Fircaims, head in hands. intends to travel to northern and By ZAHEERUDDIN ABDULLAH rebels fired a volley of rockets German Embassy, where new contempt by the Taliban," said (~P)F-B~tc~ ~~ t}1_e apann~ent m Atlanta's north- '"He want~ it over with," Watson which specializes in explosives, Officials said materials taken southern Afghanistan later in the 1Tj~~~!A me: KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - that landed near a U.N. office. U.N. envoy Norbert Holl is stay Holl, a Gennan diplomat. "If I !10 ic_,:,.step, t e, . _p'.essed 1'. 5 ein su.buibs, and towed away Bryant said. "He wants them to tookpartinthesearchoftheapart- from Jewell's home would he come on a peace mission they week to meet with Taliban lead 111e United Nations special en One rocket landed just outside ing. .111vest1"'<1t1011 Wedn~sd.iy of R1- Jewell s bl~e Toyota pickup truck search the place, find nothing am! ment, which Jewell shares with tested for th, p. .. . " O f ti . cannot fire rockets. I cannot ac ers and Uzbek warlord Rashid chard Jewell, scarchmg the secu- to be cxammed , t t f n ,, A ·r~ . . c iescncc ic voy to Afghanistan launched a the United Nations Children's Two people were \rnrt in the _. •. , • . . ':' • .. • • ge ou o my I e. s111 ,er his mother. During much of the smokeless !.'.Unpowder used in the Dostum. 0 verbal assault at the Taliban mili Fund office in central Kabul and a rocket strikes. cept it." 11ty "'u,11d s home fo1 ~v1dence Mr.Jewcllhasnotbeenplaced dog and agents of the Bureau of day, Jewell sat on steps outside, crude pipe -bomb Taliban fighters, positioned The new U.N. envoy's first task tia Wednesday, one day after the second round landed close to the "It's not a security issue, it's · that the heroofthe Olympic bomb- under arrest and has not been · just south of Kabul, have pounded is to restore flagging confidence ing may actually have been the charged with any crime," FBI the Afghan capital with rocket in the United Nations peace mis bomber. spokesman David Tubbs pointed and rnmtar fire since September sion. He has inherited a demoral From morning to night agents out before the search began. We'll do everything except carry your suitcase when they marched to within the ized mission that failed to broker armcd with a~ searcli \~a~Tant In Washington. two law en- a peace agreement after two years But if you take us with you, we'll do that toor city's outskirts. ! scoured the two-bcdroom apart- forcement officials indicated in- of shuttle diplomacy. '; Now Available in .Stocki Holl called for restraint on the mcnt, onc day after Jewell. 33, vestigative interest in Jewell may Hall's predecessor Mahmood .. ·::four onJy trav.el agency t_hat's open on.Sunday-9:00:AM:•,1:o9:'.pM ', part of all of Afghanistan's war emerged as a suspect in Saturday's be Ji minishing somewhat. Mestiri became increasingly un ring factions, saying peace must fatal explosion at downtown "We arc somewhat less suspi- popular with the waiTing factions be based on good faith. Atlanta's Olympic park. cious of him. in part because a Call right-now and ask about our great package toursa Afgh,mistan has been shattered and was accused of spending too Latcr Wednesday, FBI agents couple of people have come for- by almost four years of civil war little time in the country. also searched a wooden shed on a ward and modified what they said that was triggered when then-al He said it would take time to cabin property outside Clarksville, about him before," one said. This lied guerrillas toppled Kabul's bring the Afghans to the bar in northeastern Georgia. Local official. who spoke on condition communist government in 1992. gaining table. residents reported Jewell had he not bc named, declined to "You cannot expect a blue The civil war follows a decade rented the cabin before moving to specify what information had been print for peace," he said. "This long insurgency against occupy Atlanta last May. modified. is only my first round of consul ing Soviet troops. /\gents carted away box after But ;in Atlanta FBI spokes- tations and will spend much "I need the cooperation of all I woman. Joyce Dean, said it was SENTRY by Goshen time in talking with the Af the political parties for a cease "premature" to suggest investi • 33 Passenger US blocks·. OK .. by Bluebird fire and the restoration of peace," ghans." gative interest in Jewell had less • Cummins Turbo Diesel 190hp Q-BUS Holl hopes to draw the Taliban Holl said during an interview. ·for pro.c~d.i;tres;i ened. Please Call Us At 233-3650, 3750, 3800 • Allison Auto Transmission • 50 Passenger • Allison Auto rebels back into a dialogue. 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Ii' ;:: A ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ A ~ A 0 o· -4- -4- FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NE_WS AND_VIEWS-33 32-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY- AUGUST 2, 1996 ------~-- Townhouse: They have it all J&G Payless Supermarket:·,saipan's favorite ey Zeldy Danden live remote radio broad customers-new lines of the best produce, meat, Variety News Staff cast and a variety of things products, a better clothes health and beauty aid de TOWNHOUSE will cel on sale throughout the section, rriore sporting goods, partments. Recently, they ebrate its 25th year on month-all for Saipan's cosmetics, furniture and a lot expanded their I inc of bak Saipan with a month-long ery products. Shopper's shoppers. of other things." '; series of sales and promo "We' re focusing now on For this week alone, feedback was very posi ,,. tions in August. variety," says Townhouse Townhouse has already in tive. There will be give-away department store manager creased the product line of its "We've pioneered into i terns, a scratch-a-card John A. Stolen. "Notjustfor cosmetics section. And even the healthy, low-calorie promo with $1,000 in gift this year, but for the next years before this year's Christ foodstuff. We're getting a certificates as the top prize, as well. We want to always mas season arrives, tremendous amount of cus l- ____ - ______· '-~---- THE WAY THEY WERE. Townhouse'sstaffandmanagementcirca 1979. a dancing contest on TV, a have something new for our· Townhouse will be opening l tomer compliments for it," J&G Payless Supermarket Good says. manager Billie B. Good ii Good credits past man agement and the ~ By Zaldy Dandan '\ I Variety News Staff supermarket's creative and ii WHAT STARTED in a efficient way of finding the quonset hut 25 years ago best and least expensive is now Saipan's favorite sources of goods for supermarket with the Payless's continued suc island's widest selection of cess. high-quality but low "We constantly update ' our product selection. priced grocery and home items More important, I've a tre At J&G Payless you lit mendous crew and I'm Townhouse Department Store very, very proud of the manager John Stolen erally do pay less. i "We ran an ad in the Va people working for me," its giftware section, quite pos , INCORPORATED riety a month ago, show Good says. sibly the most extensive ever ing our 1993 prices com "I've a really good man , I ,' \ on Saipan. pared with our present agement and store team; I / - ' .... \ '- Already known as the \ ... .. - prices. It shows how much couldn't be happier with / ' - · r l .,. , island's favorite department the people I'm working \ ,. - - our prices have really gone ' .... \ ... ., ... J store, Townhouse, says Sto - ' ' down over the last three with." - ''- ' len, is also looking for better ,. - ., / I - For the entire month of ' J I ' years," says Billie B. \ I " ' ' \ .r \ / ' I ,,, ways to improve its customer August, J&G Payless and \ \ - I - -:., ' - ,' Good, Payless ' service. I ., - '- I - / ' "". \ _' .' 1, Supermarket's manager Townhouse department - I ' ' ' ,. , I - - I ' From the Management & Staff of "We're trying to get better ,-1 ... -.,., .. ,-.,.- for the past five years. store are celebrating their / 1-,,.~",:"1 \-, __ ~-- with it, and we' re getting more 25th year anniversary with ' \ ; \ I \ 1 \ r I ' \ ; I I ' 1 ' For sheer variety of .,. - '- _, \ / '- I .,- - ...... _ friendly people to assist our a series of special promos, I I / '- '- \ \ - / -/ ~ '- '- items alone, J&G Payless - ..._ I " -. _ .._ I , customers," he says. \ ,. ' - .,. I _. - I ., ' is easily "tops" on Saipan. treats and events for ev THEN AND NOW. Payless Supermarket's staff and management in 1979 (top) and 1996 (bottom). '- - .,. ' ...... - ' ,, \ ' ,... / I Since opening on Saipan in ... - ' " ,, ' "The best thing going for eryone to enjoy. ' ,, " I - - I 1971, Townhouse has ' - - ' - / Tel: 234,8521 Fax: 234-8525 Sablan Bldg., San Jose us is our selection," Good "We've a lot of really . ' emerged as the one place says. "We have the best fun events planned in con on the island where people selection of items on the j unction with can do all their shopping. island. Normally, a super Townhouse," Good says. "We' re a one-stop-shop," market in the States will "This weekend, we'll b1APP¥::,·<:., ·::: --.,._:·· ··.:·· ...-..···.·.:.,,' . . Stolen says. have about 30,000 items. have the largest cake ever Just beside Townhouse is Payless has around 22 to baked on Saipan. Kentucky Fried Chicken 23 thousand. We're very Herman's bakery baked us where shoppers can have a 2_5r!i close to mainland selec a gigantic cake, and we're satisfying meal after, for ex tion. That's the thing that cutting it Saturday morn ample, elbowing their way separates us from the other ing. Everyone's welcome through yet another of stores on the island." to partake of cake, tee Townhouse' s extremely ·.. cum J&G Payless already has cream and barbecue." ANN.IVER SARY INCORPORATED popular "dollar days." on your And then there is, of course, ·e'· """4.4 .... "'4. J&G Payless Supermarket, 'O f'.;:·-1;;-:;~ TO another shopping landmark for most island residents. August will be the sweetest month yet for Saipan' s shop pers. "Townhouse will have a INCORPORATED customer appreciation sale covering all items it has on display," Stolen says. "We'll From the Management & Staff of also have refreshments for RMAN's Moo the customers." SAIPAN STEVEDORE COMPANY INC. P.O. BOX COMMERCIAL PORT, SAIPAN, MP 96950 ' TEL NOS.: (OFFICE) 322·9240/9320/6469 (TERMINAL) 322-9540 (OPERATIONS) 322-3376 The widest selection of high-quality but /ow-priced grocery and home FAX NO.: 322-3977 items. FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED HERMAN'S WHOLESALE · VISA MASTERCARD & FIESTA CARD ACCEPTED . ., ~LL FROZEN ITEMS COMES WI FREE ROASTING _. . ' ' . ~ -·~ .... ~ FRIDAy, AUGUST 2, 1996-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-35 ,, ) Congratulations & Best Wishes to .own on your f:(' Greetings from the Management & Staff of INCORPORATED ort your INCORPORATED th ON YOUR ANNIVERSARY! .ANNIVERSARY From the Management & Staff of From the Management & Staff of TRAMCOR TRANSAMERICA CORP. ******* WHOLESALE DIVISION MICRONESIAN SALES CO. (SAIPAN) INC. P.O. Box 1579 • TEL.: 322-8377 • FAX: 322-8477 P.O. Box 5239 CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950 Tel.: 322-9728 / 3909 / 391 O / 3911 • Fax: 322-3714 . ----- ·- ···--·---~--"'= .. ----,...._.;.;_.,...,,,~ ....- ..,.,,..., .. •, :· -- • ·-;:~~--- , .•-. ··:-- ..•_ :!:'°'·C:::~•c;;_z,.;:r.-.e--·:;;:-c...-:,~,~··1,;.=.,,,c._~'C:tf;::r=-ur:s~~-_,-,,,,,..~--._., -·-~-- • ...... - .... ,._..,.. - 36-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-AUGUST 2, 19% FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1996-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-37 ,,---'~e~ngr;bl1at1-;,t,s--·-"-'------_,_ <,I.~ < :-...... ,?'CJ - ,,...... ~ - ··*. •': .------D DIAMOND KO (SAIPAN), LTD.------. AAA-838 BOX 10001, SAIPAN MP 96950 TEL NOS. 235-QS5 • l35-Ql89 /Libbey! Coppertone lill!iriEMW eveq/lo® lifMil INCORPORATED on your From the.Management & Staff of Townhouse warehouse manager 25th Anniversary -Younis Art Studio, Inc. Charles Hedrick . .··' . P.O. Box 231, Saipan, MP96950 P.O. Box 8 CK. Saipan MP 96950 PUBLISHER OF ~arianas ~rietr~ Tel.: (670) 322-9706/7/3858 Fax: (670) 322-3183 .,, :1•,. ~ ""'·-''- .. - ·- -·-- ---·-·"~"·' .-'··.~ :. ... ·- ':''":"'.'.':"':'.:'~~~~:::"~~.t~,"""'."s:?11~·-··--- ~-~,:"·:..-··'·- .•-' FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-39 .... - -·------·------·------·· -···------38-MARlANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY- AUGUST 2, 1996 NTSB puts back pieces Official: N. Korea gov't stable of TWA plane together HONG KONG (AP)· A senior North foreign trade. Kim said the difficulties were one of rnGl)~ ~[flJ~rn Korean official said W cdncsday his Observers of the secretive hardline the reasons why North Koreahasstarted By LARRY NEUMEISTER TWA Flight 800 ha, been brought to fow1d it yet," the engini:er said. country has been stable since its founder state have speculated that the lack of an to seek foreign investment in a free CAL YERTON, New York (AP) - a 100,000-square-foot(9 ,000-square In an unusual twist for engineers, Kim 11 Sung died two years ago, with official appointment ceremony for Kim trade zone on the country's northern Piece by piece, a jumbo jet that wa, meter) aircraft hangar that Grumman their work is videotaped by the FBI. no suikes or political disputes. Jong II, whom;surnedhis father' slllillltle borders with China and Russia. blown apart over the Atlantic is being Co.onceusedtoassembleNavyF-14 "They don't want any mistakes," Kim Jong U, ihcheadofnhigh-levd after his death in 1994, might signify "It is true we are suffering from food brought to an old hangarwherestruc jet fighters in Calverton on Long said the engineer, who added that shortages because of unexpected natu · trade mission, also said the fact that that his leadership faces opposition iw-al engineers are trying to put it back Island. everyone is aware that the plane parts rn.1 disa,ters,'' Kim said. 'The free zone Kim· s son and successor Kim Jong 11 within the government. together. The earliest recovered pieces - a could become key evidence in any But Kim Jong U downplayed the will provide a help to tl1e economi<: ha1 not officially taken over as head of It is not an easy task despite the 30-foot (9-meter) section of wing, a criminal niaL lack ofan official ceremony, saying it development of our country a, well a1 state does not mean that there is a He said it wa, difficult to reach wa, a "peculiarsituation (that) can only tiding over these temporary difficul work of several hundred investiga piece of the nose, some seats and leadership crisis in North Korea. tors seeking to create a helpful model cushions - have been joined by a conclusions yet in thehangarbecause "Great Leader Kim II Sung was be found" in North Korea. ties." Kim, chairman of the of the Boeing 747 using parts taken steady stream of wreckage. everyone is working on different decea<;ed two years ago. But we don't The younger Kim worked closely Committee for Promotion of External from the surface and floor of the About SO mechanical engineers pieces 9f the plane and tl1ere is not suffer from any kind of riots ru1d insta with his father and Koreans have "a Economic Cooperation, wa, in Hong ocean. from the National Transportation enough on the grid to show what bility. There is no political vacuum,'' k.iod of deep-rooted respect for his Kong with five other officials to seek Investigatorssaytheprocess, which Safety Board, Boeing and TWA are happened. Investigators suspect a Kim said at a news conference after a leadership,'' Kim said. investment in the Rajin-Sonbong Free could take months, is routine in any working in shifts that keep the hangar bomb exploded in the plane's front three- : [, FRIDAY AUGUST 2, 1996-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-41 40-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS MJD VIEWS-FRIDAY- AUGUST 2, 1996 . . ----~ Regional leaders meet 1 Killer attacked by victim's mom By MIKE CARTER The woman's 16-year-olddaugh When she reached the center aisle, Investigators believe Arguelles 1992 abduction-murder of 42-year • on Burundi; options few SALT LAKE CITY (AP)· A con ter, Lisa Martinez, was one of two however,sheboltedtowarc!Arguelles, tortured Martinez with a knife, in old Margo Bond, and the March 19, fessed serial killer charged with four girls Arguelles allegedly raped, tor crashing through a thigh-high swing fl ictingnumeroll, wounds in hertorso, 1992, abduction and slaying of 13- By FREDERIQUE SPRANG bors, who fear widespread kill nated the Hutu president, at murders was attacked in the court tured and murdered in 1992 before ing gate and knocking defense attor and strangled her 15-year-old friend, year-old Stephanie Blundell. ARUSHA, Tanzania (AP) · Af ings and a new exodus of refugees least 150,000 people have room by the mother of one of his burying the remains on a pig farm ney Karen Starn a,ide a, she leaped Tuesday Malisa Roberts, after forc Duringthehcaring, which involved rican regional leaders meeting if ethnic-based violence spins out been killed in Burundi. Most victims, who scratched at his eyes owned by his stepfather. onto Arguelles. ing her to watch the torture. a potential conflict of interest among Wednesday to discuss how to of control. of the dead were civilians, vic and screamed profanities. A few minutes after the courtroom After deputies pried her off, they Arguelles, 34, led police to their his defense team, Arguelles reiter handle the volatile situation in "The coup in Burundi, we see tims of reprisal attacks by "You ... animal!! You killed my attack, a deputy asked Arguelles ifhe took her to a conference room outside lxxlies, buried in a reeking ditch on a atedhis intention topleadguiltytothe Tutsi soldiers and militias or Burundi following last week's as not a solution to the problems daughter! You killed her!!" Lorraine was okay. "I don't matter," he re the courtroom. Sobs could be heard pig farm, lastJuly. At the time, he said four count, of aggravated murder, Hutu rebels . coup have few options. ... in itself," Paul Kagame, vice Martinez screamed Wednesday as plied. 'Tm the one who hurt them." through the door. Later, as she left the he only witnessed the slayings. saying he was emotionally drained Aldo Ajello, the European president of Rwanda, Burundi's Wednesday's meeting in the she grabbed the hair of Roberto Arguelles suffered only a few su courthouse, she said Arguelles "ru In April, Arguelles also confessed and didn't want to deal with other Union's special envoy to the re neighbor to the north, told the northern Tanzanian town of Arguelles and scratched at his face. perficial scratches, and no chatges ined my life." to two other slayings: the February attorneys. gion, said the group had only two BBC. "So something more, some Arusha was to include leaders It took two sheriffs deputies and a will be filed against Mrs. Martinez, choices - pick up Hutu-Tutsi ne thing better has got to be done. from Uganda, Kenya, Tanza bailiff to pull the woman away from prosecutor Kent Morgan said. .. \'.i/"·" . "' gotiations begun under the previ The region has got to ... fjnd a way nia, Rwanda, Cameroon, Zaire ·'l1:. Arguelles, who was seated with his Shortly after Arguelles had read a '\;. .. ous regime or prepare to send an and the 53-nation Organiza to help Burundi get a durable so h;i;ds cuffed to a chain around his statement to the judge, reiterating that ·."'·~·. ' --·-~ ...•.. '.. international military intervention lution to the many problems they tion of African Unity and was waist during the prettial hearing. he killed the girls and intended to force in case of a humanitarian have." scheduled to last less than .• ,.4,11 As they dragged her away, plead guilty, Mrs. Martinez began to catastrophe. The appeal for an outside force three hours. Arguelles said, "Take it easy on her. sob and stood up as if to leave the "The margin for negotiations is to stand between the army and Participants were expected Sh;' s got the honest truth." gallery. very narrow," Ajello said. "The rebels and protect civilians has to call for an immediate re 1· present government is, after all, been rejected by the Tutsis, who turn to constitutional govern .-! the result of a coup d'etat." represent 14 percentofBurundi's ment while recognizing that When Tutsi military leaders 6 million people, as a ploy to President Sylvestre Happy 3rd Birthday in the tiny central African nation destroy the mostly Tutsi army. Ntibantunganya has been ousted the Hutu president, dis The controversy over a military toppled. Ike Fernando B. solved parliament and banned intervention force is seen by None of the countries rep Alleged New Zealand Triad boss Ricky Yan reacts during a parliamen political parties with the excuse some as a trigger for the July resented has endorsed his suc tary hearing into his organized crime connections claimed by police in of trying to avert further blood 25 coup. cessor, Maj. Pierre Buyoya, Wellington, New Zealand. Yan, a video distributor, is said to have hired Agulto shed, they created a new set of a "Mongrel Mob" to kill a police working in a anti-triad division in Since October 1993, when although he is seen as a lesser Wellington. AP photo problems for Burundi's neigh- Tutsi paratroopers assassi- evil than some others. With lots of Love Buyoya was not invited to Dad, Mom, Ruzze/, Brandon & Vincent attend the summit, but Burundi did sent a three-person del egation. Earlier this year, former CALVARY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Tanzanian president Julius Nyerere, who was present for Located in Beach Road, San Antonio Wednesday's gathering. began 1994 Buick Park Avenue $24,995 1991 Nissan Maxima $11,995 negotiations under United Fully Loaded, hluc u.. ~ GXE, automatic, AC. :\M/FM t'a,,. 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A~I/F,I <':t,,. 11110, strong army into the barracks For registration information, call 234-6026 Monday before any talks can be held. 1993 Chevrolet Cargo Van $19:995 At a June 25 summit in Friday between the hours of 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM Aut11mati1·. :\C., alum wh,·,·k A,1/F\l 1·a,,1·t1,·. ,,.,.,, Arusha, when Ntibantunganya and Burundi's then prime min ister, Antoine Nduwayo, ap 1990 Toyota 1l-Runner Sl:\995 pealed for the first time for 5-,p,·,·,l. :\C. .. \WF,1 l'a,,. ""'" outside .help to staunch the bloodshed, Zaire was repre 1992 Hyundai Sonata GL .$8,995 sented only by its foreign min 1991 Daihatsu Rocky $8,295 ister, Jean-Marie Kititwa Four-door, AT, AL PW, AM/FM cuss. 21M1, Hardtop, AC, 5,pd ..\'1/F\I """· ,,,,,,, Tumansi. But on Wednesday, Prime Middle Road, Garapan 1988 Mercedes Benz $10,995 Minister Leon Kengo wa AAA·60 Box 10001 Saipan, N.M.L 96950 1990 Dodge Ram Van $15,995 Dondo and Defense Minister Tel: 670·233·8484 Fax: 670·233·8485 260. four-door. automati1·. AM/F~l ('assette, ,,1111;i .•1 15 passenger, automatic. A~I/F\l 1·a;s. "1''"·' Mavua Mudima were also •Language development aids present, perhaps indicating I Math manipulatives we ~olld Strong ~I . 1994 Oldsmobile 98 Regency $18,995 Zaire's growing concern about M ' I . Qtli, GARAPAN "PA.RTNERSHIP FOR ECONJOMHC REFORM AJ\ID PROSlPE.RUTY, WUTH A PROVEN l.oail,·,l. 11'"" •Learning ateria s [7: .. 11 ... ,, , .. s,,,,,.::3 cENTRALPARK Fulil ~old RECORD OF LEADERSHIP /FOR THE WELL BEING OF Oil.JR IREPIJJIBILIC OF PALAU." insecurity along its eastern border with Burundi. Zaire is • School supplies ,-,--v~ MIDDLE ROAD already hosting more than l I Educal1onal. games This s·!"'b FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1996-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-43 42-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-AUGUST 2, 1996 ~ ARE YOU IN NEED OF Well-kept trees, gardens ~EV'S Retired doctors called back in (;~SELF ·->~ -STORAGE SPACE? BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) are currently unfilled, Deputy efits, he said. ample of the problem the two asked to be released from STORAGE lured investors, says Lee • State hospitals will hire re Health Minister Thawachong Better incentives and in southern province of Phuket, their duties, he added. Place them inside. tired doctors starting in fiscal na Chiengmai was quoted as creased allowances in the pub which is a popular tourist des Demand for doctors in SINGAPORE (AP) prosperity that turned the re every otlwr day, the greens have Lock the door-take the key. year 1997 in order to make up saying, adding that turnover lic sector had failed to staunch tination. creases 32 percent each year Rent for a month rate. Singapore's secret weapon in the source-less island into Asia's to be cut daily, the trees have to be for a severe shortage of per continued to be high. the brain drain, he said. Private hospitals there offer and for nurses 48 percent, said Low-Low Monthly Rate. 1960s to lure foreign investors wealthiest nation after Japan. tended, the flowers in the gardens sonnel, official Radio Thai The state hospitals are los Doctors at state hospitals earn salaries five times as high as Thawachong. Select the size you need. has finally been revealed: well Foreign direct equity invest have to be looked after ... and ing doctors, dentists, nurses a starting salary of 8,190 baht those offered i1t state estab He said the shortage was un Clean and Secure. kept trees and manicured gardens. ment in Singapore amounted to when (the visitors) turn in at Or land reported Wednesday. In and Out as you need. ($ 327 .60) a month, while lishments, he said. likely to be solved in next five to Personally directing the cam 75.5 billion Singapore dollars ($ chard Road, they would see a neat A bout 50 per(:ent of the and pharmacists to private Three doctors in the prov seven years, and that he would paign to make the swampy, mos 53.97 billion) by the end of 1995. little garden arrangement in a tri medical posts at state hospi hospitals which offer higher nurses begin at 6,360 baht ($ 254.40). . consult with educators on how to quito-infested island clean and Now that Singapore's reputatiQn angle at the road junction, so they tals and public heal th stations salaries and better fringe ben- ince had recently resigned green was former Prime Minister Thawachong gave as an ex- from state service and another turn out more medical graduates. has been established, investors know this place gave attention to ' '. :::_\ :·:·::\·:···.··:__ '.\./' ... ·:(=' :-··_·>:<<::·:··.\:-.·,:(?:::-:::_:;·t·:,:·:::.:::_:/'·' ::::\/ _::/i:·::::----:·. ..:::·.;. :-.:-::: .. :: :·::·:·:::::<::":>.·-·: Lee Kuan Yew, the founding fa give high points to Singapore's detail," Lee said. Today, ther of modern Singapore,~ the political stability, ease of doing visitors land at the modern new Straits Times newspaper reported business and absence of corrup Changi airport. The ride to the ~ai.•.•• ·.f or~i~··tmi~~.t·~~··•••tg••············· Thursday. tion. city takes about 20 minutes along leaa.••.. 1- '.-...... ··--- 9gl~gs1-ti9n.••.·t.Q)•·le.1J.rjµa•-_ ... -:,::-_- .-... · _-:·-:-:-::::::-·.:-::·::,:·:·:·:<· -- .-·.: .. ·.· .·:.-:·:".·.'·::·:··· ·::.-.::··:::·.-: .. ·:··:-·=:: :·.:.: Lee told the Times in an inter In the 60s,just after Singapore highways flanked by palm tree;, view that he developed "a certain became independent, visitors manicured grassy knolls and flow RANG(?ON, Bur~# CAJ>)f ijhiHinc1'iFotifgii M11M~t§tfi;lh?~a{ subtle way" of convincing poten coming into the town from the old ering plants. ,.. Vira-.yllII• .':'lilJ,le,fla 4?.Jm#P~ 9ylr~a~9~ .~urig<1y .tg !3ugwiJo I·. di SC USS COOperati()fi between UietwQ CQlJntri¢S;{)fticia,1~ $(1.id.)Veqn~c •·• "YOUR· PRIVATE MIN!'.-STORAGE GUB·ICLE -c_ tial investors in those crucial years Paya Lebar airport had to pass The government pays as much when the city-state was mired in through dilapidated zinc-roofed attention to keeping the rest of the ··day.\•••tt>.Y ' / it Look for .The.delegatiQn".Vil1indu1:J¢bffic/al§ft()!'t(yarjq(isJ'haimini$triesf• Cora or Ester call: poverty that this was indeed an shanty towns. "We didn't try to city beautiful. It organizes regu efficient and effective place. hide the buildings, because that lar "dean and green" campaigns 233-9298, "To maintain a garden is a daily would only have raised their sus and public housing neighborhoods effort and if you can maintain it, it picion," Lee said. compete with each other to win ~:~~!!!~~4!!!!!+~; 233-9299 means you are capable of punctu Instead, the neighborhood was Open Mon. to the prize for the best-maintained Sat. 8-6 ality and systematic work," Lee spruced up with trees. Lee also estate. told the Times. beautified the grounds at the In the 70s, home owners were The greenery must have worked Istana, the sprawling colonial-era given citations and medals for "Come out of the rain and join the fun!" its charm because foreign invest building housing the prime keeping their surroundings green, ments became the engine of minister's offi(;e. and those who didn't used to be Singapore' seconomic growth and "The grass has got to be mown fined. NEW STOCK ARRIVALS: NEW KIDS' CORNER! ESPRIT Bring your children to our new play 'Roots' of rioting in MAKE UP BEANS area by the food court. It's free! CURSILLO MOVEMENT FUND RAISING DINNER ...... SPECIAL ·~AVINGS · ·. · . Has been re-scheduled from August 2nd to August 16th at the same time & place Indonesia run deep 0 f"y By JOE McDONALD Banks, office buildings and Place: Hotel Nikko (Theatre Hall) JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) · buses - everything stoned or Along busy Salemba Raya Av fuebombed Saturday was a sym POLO GOLF - 10% off all items SALA CRYSTAL Date: August 16, 1996 enue, rioters chose their targets bol of a ruling class that many Win a priz.e valued up to $350 Time: 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm with care_ Indonesians regard as increasingly DKNY/TECIO BOUTIQUE. with every $25 purchase! ~l'h, A Honda dealership was gutted selfish and oppressive. 30-50% off selected items Good location For more information please contact Rhonda Nogis by fire. Next door, the French The chairman of Indonesia's big Tel: 664-3531 / 234-9263 or Lina Torres Tel: 234-591 I /288-5405 Cultural Center was untouched. gestindependentlaborunionhasbeen OCTOPUS ARMY ~~~~ A seven-story bank building was in police custody since Tuesday night CASH &.. CARRY 10% discount on regular l"i ______FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-49 48-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY- AUGUST 2, I 996 Fugitive· goes on trial in Cuba I sex slaves refuse offers notorious of the almost fugi acts "prejudicial to the economic By MARI YAMAGUCHI logue with the groups, but the nection with allegedly trying to after stays in the Bahamas, Costa 100 By ANITA SNOW plans of the country" and "illicit TOKYO (AP) - Women official said none of the vic Rica and Nicaragua. tives from the American legal HAVANA (AP) - He has eluded develop and market a drug for economic activity" in connection fun:ed into sexual slavery by I I tims' support groups, which A 1989 U.S. indictment accuses system in Cuba. American justice for a quarter cancer and arthritis without the with the drug research and mar Japan·s wartime military arc the fund had hoped would ad Vesco ofusing Cuba as a base for U.S. officials in Washington century. But financier Robert Lee government's knowledge. refusing offers of money from as its local liaisons, is willing drug trafficking. He also is wanted said earlier this month that Cuban keting. Vesco is finally going on trial - He has been on the run since Vesco was scheduled to respond a pool of private donations, to cooperate. on charges of making an illegal $ authorities had considered charg 1971, when he fled the United to the charges Thursday in the but a fund organizer said Prime Minister Ryutaro BRIAN JAMES C. TAITANO albeit in a Cuban courtroom on 200,000 contribution to President ing Vesco with espionage and charges of economic crimes States to escape charges that he Popular Provincial Tribunal in Wednesday the;e was hope Hashimoto's trip to a Shinto bilked mutual fund investors of$ Nixon's 1972 re-election cam- sabotage - crimes that could have acain-st the communist govem Havana, located near the they would change their shrine on Monday to pray for (),(,Pf_ TliE fAMily of r THE IAH BRiAN lAMF', 224 million. Cuban authorities paign. brought the death penalty. ~ Z:ent. Vesco faces up to 20 "Capitolio" building, a scaled minus. Japanese war dead - inc!u We the family of the late ,,, belong to reject the idea, the. ,-·-- ...... ··········-·~···- -- ···-----·--····· _., _____ .. --·-···-·----·- fund official said. The fund official said the Predeceased bv her: delegations will be postponed Survived bv her: indefinitely, and the fun Pacifica Funeral Services • 235-6516 I' FROM THE WIFE KIDS I ,, & lll~~)Y(;l.l~ Keep. sa.ipan Green and Clean !J SAVE EARTH ... ''' j I•'' ' -··--.--~-=:-· .. ,-.,.-1'":"·. ···- ~ --·' -~"' -· ···-··--- ...... ·--·~=-----=::::...------...;..,_~--··-· ----· --~---- .. ---~··--" -·--· - ---~· ,------ FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1996-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-51 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT W . A . ..N· ·,~. T. . E· D 50;ANASVARIEfY;;IEWS-FFJDAY-AUGUST ''i>atestinians in hijacking COMMONWEALTH OF THE OFTHE COMMONWEALTH OF THE PUBLIC NOTICE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE COMMONWEALTH NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS Of THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS JOHNS. PANGELINAN JAPANESE-ENGLISH SPEAKING Plaintiff UNION BANK, CIVIL ACTION NO. 96·725 Plaintiff . ERV~ ' ·V· sylum seekers' -V· NICOLAS C. SABLAN, TONY S. PETERS OFFICE MANAGER Plaintiff and EMMA B. PETERS JUAN L. EVANGELISTA, (.\ 2S'Il~N! ~~.~~E?,~,- ~hoc ,myiag , Lcb,n:se !,;pa~~t't\~:sita:ea~apdp:ir~ Defendants Defendant For a Japanese-American Firm vs. CIVIL ACTION NO. 94-1046 '' many (AP) . Two Palestin- passport, were detained by NICK'S AND MICHAEL'S CORPORA· CIVIL ACTION NO. 95-1093 commencing business on Saipan. ,, · '~ ians arrested in Germany for German border guards Sunday ently without challenge by TION, · I h h' for tryi'ng to enter the count_ry Spanish border police, Pattar NOTICE OF SALE FIRST AMENDED NOTICE PLEASE SEND RESUME OR INQUIRIES TO if No R~pair BIJ1.r allegedly helpmg p an t e 1- a CNMI Corporation, KAM FAY LUM, and OF SALE 0 No S«urirJ DtposlJ jack of a Spanish airliner to illegally on a train from Pans. said. KIT MING LUM, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TEL NO. 233-3334 OR FAX NO. 233-3336. 0" NoCmliJChrck E' NCI long-Tnm Obligruions Miami wanted to flee poverty He declined to identify the The U.S. Attorney's Office Defendants. that, pursuant to an Order issued by NOTICE IS HEFJEBY GIVEN Iha!, pur at home, not commit a terror- two men but said they were 24 in Miami has identified the hi- the Court in this matter on June 28, suant to an Amended Order issued by AMENDED SUMMONS 1996, I have levied and executed MIDDLE ROAD, GUALO RAI ist act, the public prosecutor's and 26. jacker as Saado Mohamed the Court inlhismatteron May22, 1996, TO: KIT MING LUM . upon, and will sell, at public auction, (NEXT TO SUBWAY SANDWICH) office said Wednesday. "We assume they were seek- Ibrahim lntissar, 27. I will sell, al public auction, to the highest YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and to the highest bidder, for current law bidder, for current lawful money of the SALESPERSON ful money of the United States, all of A lone Palestinian is accused ing asylum in a western coun- The hijacker has identified notified to file any answer you wish to Untted States, all of the right, tttle, and of using a fake bomb to force try," Pattar said in a telephone himself as Saado Mohamed make to the complaint, a copy of which the right, title and interest of Defen 234-7368 dants in and to the following property: interest of Defendant in and to the fol the Havana-bound Iberia plane interview. "There is no dis- Ibrahim, 28. is given you herewith, within twenty one that certain tract or parcel or real prop lowing propErty: WANTED to land-at Miami International. cernible terrorist background." Ibrahim surrendered to the FBI (21) days after the fourth publication of erty situated in Saipan, Common this Amended Summons, and to deliver Airport on July 26. Investigators believe the once the Iberia DC-10 carrying wealth of the Northern Mariana Is Tract 22845-19 (part al original or mail a copy of your answer to THE lands, to wtt: Tract 22845 (REM}, A.H. 31), as MINIMUM HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE HIGH QUALITY The two men held in threemenplannedthehijacking 218passengersand14crewmem- LAW OFFICES OF DAVID A. Lot EA 155-1 (1 of 3), contain more particularly described on ROUGH CERAMIC TILE $1.65/PC Saarbruecken since Sunday inBeirutinhopesofgettingtothe bersfromMadridlandedsafelyat WISEMAN, whose address is P.O. Box ing an area of 23,447 square Drawing/Cadastral Plat No. 2083/ WITH AT LEAST 2 YRS. EXPERIENCE REGULAR - 2.45/PC told German investigators they United States or Canada, he. said. Miami. The other passengers and 2607, Saipan, MP 96950 as soon as meters, more or less, as more 84, the original of which was re ditched their accomplice at They obtained visas for Cuba crew were evacuated minutes practicable after filing your answer or particularly described on Drawing/ corded August 2, 1984, as IN SALES. SALARY NEGOTIABLE sending it to the Clerk of this Court for Cadastral Plat No. 1021-79, the Document No. 84-1398 at the Of HIGH QUALITY Madrid airport to seek asylum because that was easier and flew later. filing. original of which was registered fice of the Commonwealth WITH EXPERIENCE. LONG LIFE in western Europe, to Madrid via Zurich planning More thao six hours later, all with the Land of Registry, Com DOUBLE BURNER $110 Recorder, Saipan. prosecutor's office spokesman to board the flight to Havana except Ibrahim got back on the Your answer should be in writing and monwealth of the Northern PLEASE INQUIRE WITH MARIE 35LB GAS TANK FREE Mariana Islands, as Document Josef Pattar said. and divert it. plane, and completed the 45- filed with the Clerk of this Court at The sale will be held on Friday, August ., Saipan, MP 96950. It may be prepared No. 9947 on the 23rd day of April, 16, 1996,at,nehourof 11:15a.m.atthe AT KWEK'S ENTERPRISES, SAIPAN. He said the two Palestin- But two of the would-be hi- minute flight to Havana without 1979. law offices of WMe, Pierce, Mailman & ACROSS WENDEL:.L'S MART and signed for you by your counsel and The sale will be held on Friday, ians, one stateless and the jackers dropped out, entering incident. sent to the Clerk of this Court by mes Nutting, Joeten Center, Susupe, Saipan, PHONE: 234-7243 LOOK FOR MR. LIANG 235..:2239 August 16, 1996, at the hour of 11 :00 Northern Mariana Islands. senger or mail. It is not necessary for a.m. at the law offices ofWhtte, Pierce, you to appear personally until further ' mailman & Nutting, Joeten Center, I notice. Susupe, Saipan, Northern Mariana Is The sale will be held without any war .W ..A..:N'""T·EI:> -. . .- . PUBLIC NOTICE .. . lands. ranties whatsoever, whether express or . . LOST PASSPORT If you fail to file an answer in accordance The sale will be held without any implied, all of which are hereby expressly , .ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT \ NOTICE TO BIDDERS with this summons, Judgment by De warranties, whatsoever, whether ex disclaimed. The sale is subject to ap fault may be taken against you for the press or implied, all of which are proval by the Court. The minimum ac ceptable bid is $50,000.00 The right is Miss Hee Young Lee lost her passport in her ln order to give Bidders additional time to prepare their Bids, the deadline for the submis relief demanded in the Complaint. hereby expressly disclaimed. The sale CASHIER sion of Bids for the Construction of the Northern Mariana Islands Retirement Fund Build is subject to approval by the Court. reserved to reject and all bids, for any house if there's any information regarding this ing will be extended from July 31, 1996 to August 9, 19·95 at 2:00 PM local time. The right is reserved to reject any and reason. BY ORDER OF THE ABOVE COURT. all bids, for any reason. DRIVER matter please call Ms. Hee Young Lee at Tel. Dated, this 1oth day of July, 1996. DATED, this 10th day of July, 1996. Please be informed that the following Contract Documents can be obtained at the NMI Re DATED this 11th day of July, 1996. LOCAL HIRE ONLY. PLEASE CONTACT GE.NE AT 234-0294. 233-2089 PASSPORT NO. GM006270 tirement Office: Is/ JOHN 8. JOYNER /s/ JOHN B. JOYNER /s/ DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT "::J:"izaia.:na Sh.ippi:aig; PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY CNMI GOVERNMENT 1. Pre-Bid Conference Minutes of the Meeting-issued July 17, 1996 Ce>mpa..:aiy, Z:aic. 2. Addendum No. 01 - issued July 17, 1996 SfiLE A Saipan based ~yis seeking qualified applicants for the following positions: 3. Addendum No. 02 - to be issued on July 29, 1996 PUBLIC NOTICE FOR IN THE SUPERIOA COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH ~ OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS Yamaha baby grand piano, Chief Engineer(s} $1,850lmo. can: Pacific Island Manpower \WP NO .. RFP96-0112 For further information please call Cathy at the NMI Retirement Fund, Nauru Bldg., Susupe, CIVIL ACTION NO. 96·837 M.T.U. Experience Tel. 234-0294 color black Master(s) $1,950/mo. FOR: LAUNDRY SERVICES. SECURITY GUARDS, PEST AND ROACH Saipan, Telephone #234-7228/Fax#234-9624. IN THE MATIER OF THE (High Speed Catamarans Experience} COJITRDL, OUTSIDE GROUNDS MAINTENACE AND TRASH COLLECTION ESTATE OF Contact (S) 'EDWARD H. MANGLONA Mate(s) $1,400/mo. · ANNIE T. CAMACHO, Senior Captain $2,050/mo. OPENING DATE: AUGUST 09, 1996 TIME 3:00 P.M. Administrator/Contracting Officer MARTIN M. SABLAN PUBLIC NOTICE Deckhand(s) $488/mo. NMI Retirement Fund Deceased. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE COMMONWEALTH Diesel Mechanic(s) $500'mo. OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS 234-8547, INTERESTED INDIVIDUALS OR FIRMS MAY PICK UP BID FORMS AND NOTICE OF HEARING AND SPECIFICATIONS AT THE OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF CIVIL ACTION NO. 96-725 for copy of Notice of sale EngrlSh + Mandarin or Cantonese Speaking an advantage Police clearance required PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY, LOWER BASE, SAIPAN. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NICOLAS C. SABLAN, Applicants should fill out applicatian wi1h resume in person (between 9:00 AM-5:00PM, Monday IS/ HIWARO B. PI\LACIOS NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS RETIREMENT FUND Plaintiff through Friday) TO: ALL PERSONS AND CREDI vs. TORS having any interest or claims NICK'S AND MICHAEL'S CORPORA Tinian Shipping Colq,any, Inc. VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT against the Estate of Martin M. Sablan TION Unit 206 Family Commercial Bldg. a CNMI Corporation, KAM FAY LUM, Garapan, Saipan, MP 96950 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Iha! and KIT MING LUM, Tel. (670) 233,1133 Fennina A. Sablan, Commonweafth of Defendants. 25,000 sq. meters Loan Servicing Officer • Saipan the Northern Mariana Islands, has filed AMENDED SUMMONS · Deadline for applications: August 15, 1996 . . · , · · d:. n"JF!G-.&..JL. T a petition in the Superior Court seeking TO : KAM FAY LUM near Rota Resort SJE::CJ!:&E"'r.A:R."2" Nature of Work: This position is located within the Member Home Loan Program (MHLP). to be appointed the administratrix of the YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and & Airport $15/m2 Estate of Martin M. Sablan, deceased. The responsibilities of the incumbent include developing and maintaining borrower loan ac notified to file any an5\ver you wish to For more info. pis. call PACIFIC ISLAND AVIATION, INC. has opening for the positions Petitioner's attorney of record is Anto make to the complaint, a copy of which APARTMENT &HOUSE FOR RENT counts, extending to activities related to collection. insurance coverage, and compliance with nio M. Alalig, Attorney at Law, AAA 122, is given you herewith, within twenty one of .:;DMINISTRATIVE ASSIST.A.NT & LEGAL SECRETARY. loan requirements: monitoring construction progress. disbursements and deadlines; maintain Caller Box 10001, Saipan, MP 96950. (21) days after the fourth publication of ALEXANDER REALTY The succ2, :'.ul applicants will have at least two years ing thl: subsidiary ledger; and generating financial statements and reports on c1II Ml-!LP finan The hearing on petition for letters of ad this Amended Summons, and to deliver or mail a copy of your answer to THE ~234-511171' flame 11~1111 Terrace Apartme~t experience,~.:, computer literate and have strong written ministration has been set for August 20, cial activities. 1996, at 1:30 p.m. All interested parties LAW OFFICES OF DAVID A. ~ 234-51118 IF a;-,,J 11erbal communication skills. appear at the hearing. WISEMAN, whose address is P.O. Box 2607, Saipan, MP 96950 as soon as • 3-Bedroom • House • 2-Bedroom • Apartment Qualifications Requirements: Any combination equivalent to graduation from college with a Persons having any claims against Qualified applicants are welcome to apply to the practicable after filing your answer or • 1-Bedroom · Apartment the estate of said decedent are hereby Human Resources Office, major in accounting or business management with two years of responsible work experience in sending it to the Clerk of this Court for LOOKING FOR A notified Iha! any and all claims against filing. 5th Fir. Horiguchi Building, Garapan. accounting; or a high school diploma with six years of responsible work experience in mort the estate must be filed with the clerk of 2 BEDROOM HOUSE •Fully Furnished •Laundry Facility •Swimming Pool Tel: (670) 234-3600 gage lending, three years of which must be in accounting. Knowledge of IBM-PC compatible Court within sixty (60) days of this publi Your answer should be in writing and OR APARTMENT. •24-Hour Maintenance on Call o()cean View •Beautiful Garden •24 Hour Waler Supply •Security Guard LOCAL HIRE ONLY software such as Lotus, Quattro Pro and WordPerfect is required. Also,'incurnbent must be a cation, or the claim will be barred. filed with the Clerk of this Court at MUST BE QUITE, Saipan, MP 96950. It may be prepared O J • >' • ' •' < •, '•• •! ',' ,~•,• .~ ~-; - • •,M, "'•1'1it,~r,i;.~~1'tt.t-);J•'i::<~::,,,. U.S. citizen. 24 HRS WATER, is/DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT and signed for you by your counsel and Location: Lower Capitol Hill . · · PACIFIC ISLAND AVIATION;'INC. · . sent to the Clerk of this Court by mes NO DOGS AND CHICKENS. rs AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY .EMPLOYER Salary and Benefts: Salary range is from Pay Level 24/1 to 24/12, or $16,858.38 to $28,807.51 senger or mail. It is not necessary for MARRIED COUPLE For more information, call tel.# 322-3366/5558 Fax: 322-3886 Hous·e you to appear personally until further per annum, depending on qualifications and experience. Employee benefits are provided pur notice. NO CHILDREN, suant to CNMI law and established rules and regulations of the Fund. for Rent PLEASE CALL: 23S- l 269 - 3 bedrooms & 3 baths If you fail to file an answer in accordance COMMERCIAL SPACE with this summons, Judgment by Default BUCl(LE UP SAIPAN - 24 hrs. water plus water tank Interested persons may visit the NMI Retirement Fund office in Saipan for applications and may be taken against you for the relief - concrete fence for privacy AVAILABLE FOR RENT details of the positions. Applications must be submitted no later than 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, demanded in the Complaint. JUST SAY - partially furnished August 14, 1996, to Mr. Edward H. M,inglona, Administrator, NMI Retirement Fund, P.O. Box BY AUGUST 1 996. • 2 car garage & storage house BY ORDER OF THE ABOVE COURT. I' 1247, Saipan, MP 96950. - located in Dandan ''NO-'' ACROSS HYAn HOTEL ! For more infonnation, DATED this 11th day of July, 1996. THE NMI RETIREMENT FUND IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER please cal! 322-5960 TO DRUGS PLEASE CALL 234-6025 OR 235-6628 or 288-0243 (weekend) Isl DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT ~·. • n • • • • • " • • ... ~ .:. • ; .~ •: ': .- ... • • .. ,, .-. ,. •' 52-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY- AUGUST 2, 1996 EEK & MEEK® by Howie Schneider DEADLINE: 12:00 noon the day prior to publication CROSSWORD PUZZLER !HATS /JOT 1 \IJ!:'.:IJT CUT IJJ.'IT:·;, ~-. . ~/'~~~tS,.IS OLYMPIC ATHLE"':"~ --~ SFCRT 1 AIJ OLY/v1PIC LAST /JlG!-1T .- - SPORT ACROSS 42 A Murphy _ f?EAU-'T'.. ·-- 45 Roman Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 Houston 3,000 team 47 Coup d" - 7 Cogwheels 49 Result of ~J) ~ 12 Assert (sulf\x) 01 TOUR (COORDINATOR) COUNSE 01 MANAGER-Salary:S3.05 per hour 01 ADMINISTRATIVEASS/STANT-Sal 05 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER 13 End a call 50 Black LOR-Salary:$3.05 per hour 01 DISC JOCKEY-Salary:$3.05 per Employment Wanted ary:$3.05 per hour Salary:S2.90-S3.50 per hour (2 wds.) 52 Wash basins Contact: NETWORK DEVELOPMENT hour Contact: ROBERT J. O'CONNOR dba 01 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC SU iJI 15 Sun god 54 Fargo's §I INC. dba Choi's Tour Tel. 235-0405(8/ 05 DANCER-Salary:S3.05 per hour ;; a) PERV\SOR-Salary:S5.00-S7.00 per 15 Actor Gould 55 Mr. Pac~o Green Heights Corporalion Tel. 234- 01 BARTENDER-Salary:$3.05 per l10ur hour 9)F225166 18 A cont. 56 Summa,y 5684(8/2)F61529 08 WAITRESS-Salary:S3.05 per hour 01 IRONER/PRESSER-Salary:S2.90- ---··------19 TVs Mr. 59 "Rocky -'-'' Contact: SAIPAN AMUSEMENT COR 61 Secondhand 01 WAITER, RESTAURANT-Sa/ S3.50 per hour 02 MACH/N/ST-Salary:S4.50 per hour ~~-'-'-'.!.--____.. ___ _w.__ __.:..Ji J1J J!JJ Roper (inits.) PORATION dba Siar /cl1iban Karaoke 21 Cloth transaction ary:$3.05 per /10ur 20 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR Contact: CM GENERAL FABRICATOR, Sa/ary:S2.90-S3.50 per hour INC. Tel. 322-5203(8/9)F225172 Night Club Tel. 288-0543(8/16)F225257 measures 63 Drooping . :Job Vacancy · _; Contact: SA/PAN SPRl~JG VALLEY 22 Connery of 65 Engine Contact: MICHIGAN INCORPORATED BREWERY CO., INC. dba Saipan Beer Garfield@ by Jim Davis "The Rock" 66 Engraves 01 GENERAL ACCOUNTANT-Sal 01 MASON-Salary:S3.05 per hour Factory Boga Boga Tel. 322-7516(81 Tel. 234-9555(8/2)F225054 24 Greenland with acid . ·Announcement ary:S3.50-6.00 per hour Contact: ABC ENTERPRISES AND 2)F61528 A R£ALL'r', R£ALLY, senlement 01 CIVIL ENGINEER-Salary:$700 per Contact: PACIFIC MICRONESIA COR MANPOWER SERVICES dba Bedencio 04 GENERAL MAINTENANCE I RfA(.L',I BIG FEATHER 26 Uses a chair DOWN month PORATION dba Dai-/chi Hotel Tel. 234- Cho Amado Tel. 256-0221 (81 28 Individual B-2 © 1996 United Feature Syndicate WORKER-Salary:S3.05 per hour 05 DANCER-Salary:$3.05 per hour 01 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC-Sal 6412 Ext. 1505(8/9)F61562 16)F225255 29 Composition 1 Swiss river Contact: SAIPAN KOREANA HOTEL. Contact: JAPAN ENTERPRISES dba ary:S2.75-$3.05 per hour ------~-- 31 Ms. Sommer 2 Inclines 7 Phantornlike 17 Tennis player Micronesia Night Club Tel. 234-8803(8/ 3 Symbol tor 8 Corrode INC. Tel. 235-7161(819)F225154 01 RETAIL STORE MANAGER-Sal 01 STOCK CLERK-Salary:S3.05 per 33 Lucci ID Nastase 2)F225064 01 ELECTRICIAN-Salary:S2.75-S3.05 34 Slender thallium 9 Picnic pests 20 Swilt per hour ary:S4.50 per hour hour 36 Arizona city 4 Female rutt 10 Football pos. 23 O"Brien ID 01 PHOTOGRAPHER-Salary:S4.00 per Contact: C & R PROPERTIES, INC. dba 05 SINGER-Salary:S3.05 per hour 03 CARPENTER-Satary:S2.75-S3.05 Contact: ALL AMERICAN DIVERS INC. 38 Selenium 5 Eye 11 Dey and 24-- hour per hour dba All American Divers Tel. (8/ Celis Store Tel. 234-5844(8/16JF225250 symbol amorously Sarandon cummings Contact: LIGHTNING DEVELOPMENT Contact: AMER/ANA CORPORATION dba Club Happiness Tel. 234-8803(8/ 02 MAS0N-Salary:S2.75-S3.05 per 9JF225180 40 --on the 6 Trades for 14 Jury 25 Sound of LTD. dba Flame Tree Flash Foto Tel. 01 MASON-Salary:$3.05 per hour 2)F225065 hour back money members laughter 234-7353(8!9)F225 '55 03 CARPENTER-Salary:3.05 per hour 27 North Atlantic 02 ADMINISTRATIVE ASS/STANT-Sal 01 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT-Sal 04 ALUMINUM FABRICATOR-Sal bird 04 MAINTENANCE MEN-Salary:$3.50 ary:$2.75-$4.00 per hour ary 3.75-$5.50 04 WAITRESS-Salary:$3.05 per hour ary:$3.05 per hour 30 Cry of pain per hour Contact: ZHONG JIAN PAC (SA/PAN), CONTACT: FRANCISCO CRUZ Contact: ARCHITECTURAL PROD Contact: RICHARD P. KAUTZ, JR. dba 32 Flightless Contact: EDWARDS. TAIMANAO dba INC. Tel. 235-8861 (8/2)F225052 CABRERA dba DESIGN FLORIST tel UCTS OF CA. (SA/PAN) INC. dba OBJ Kautz Glass Company Tel. 322-9282(8/ birds Manpower Services Tel. 233-1454(8/ USE US Inc. Tel. 235-2060(8/ 234-6582 (8/9) F 225185 35 Smarter 02 PATTERN GRADER CUTTER-Sat 16)F225252 9)F225157 2)F225063 PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz 37 Tennis term ary:S2.90 per hour (2 wds.J 01 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER-Sal 01 WELDER(COMBINATION)-Sal 01 AUTO MECHANIC-Salary:S3.05 per 02 MASON-Salary:$2.90 per hour 02 SEWING MACHINE REPAIRER 38 Besmirch Contact: VICENTE C. BARCINAS dba Salary:$2.90 per hour ary:$2,083.33 per month ary:$3.05 per hour I f-iAVE A 39 Badge hour Contact: EFRAIN F. CAMACHO dba RM Enterprises Tel. 233-2054(8/ 38 SINGLE NEEDLE MACHINE OP Contact: CAMILO A. ORALLO dba Uni NEW Pf.(i~OSOPh'{ 41 Strained Contact: MR. LUDIVICO A. ESTRADA EFC Engineers and Architects Tel. 322- 43 Non-metallic 2)F225062 ERATOR-Salary:S2.90 per hour versal Enterprises (8/16) F225269 dba Sharper Image Motors Tel. 288- ''LIFE 60=5 ON ' element 01 IRONING WORK (MACHINE 7814(8/16)F61626 2218(8/9)F225156 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$900.00- 44 Half an em 01 AUTO BODY REPA/RER-Sal PRESSER)-Salary:S2.90 per hour 46 A state 01 KITCHEN HELPER-Salary:~.05 per ·1,500.00 per month 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:S900.00 per ary:S600-S700 per month 47 OVERLOCK SEWING MACHINE (abbr.) OPERATOR-Sa/ary:S2.90 per hour hour 01 CIVIL ENGINEER-Sa/ary:$1 ,300.00- month 01 PLUMBER-S2.90-S3.05 per hour 48 Cut of bee/ 01- WAITRESS, RESTAURANT-Sal 1,800.00 per month Contact: ANTONIO M. ATALIG dba Contact: PAULO A. BASTO dba Basia Contact: UNITED INTERNATIONAL (hyph. wd.) ary:$3.05-3.13 per hour 01 PROJECT MANAGE'R-Sal- 51 Undiluted Ata\19 Law Otfice Tel. 234-7800(8/ Plumbing & Elec. Services Tel. 288- CORPORATION Tel. 235-6888/7888(8/ Contact: MR. DOMINGO CRUZ, MI ary:$1,500.00-2,000.00 per month 53 Soot 9)F225158 0291 (8/2)F 2)F225057 CRO PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT, INC. Contact: SHIMIZU CORPORATION Tel. 57 Middle East org. 25 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR 01 AIRCONDITION TECHNICIAN-Sal dba Saipan Grand Hotel Tel. 234-6601 234-5438(8/16)F225270 02 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR Ext. 112(8/16)F61628 58 And so on Sa/ary:S3.05 per hour Salary:S2.90-$3.05 per hour ary:S3.05 per hour (Latin abbr.) 01 SURVEYING DRAFTSMAN-Sal Contact: T & T CORPORATION Tel. 10 PRESSER (MACHINE)-Sal Contact: GENERAL SALES, REPAIR & 60 Part of TGIF 06 CLEANER-Salary:S2.75 per hour ary:$6.00 per hour 235-8211 (8/9)F225159 ary:S2.90-S3.05 per hour MAINTENANCE CORP. (8/2)F225073 STELLA WILDER 62 Consequently 03 WAITRESS-Salary:2.75 per hour 03 SURVEY AIDE-Salary:$3.05 per 64 Exclamation ---- .------10 CUTTER (MACHINE)-Salary:S2.90- Contact: BAULA INTERNATIONAL 01 STAINED GLASS ARTIST-Sal S3.05 per hour 01 AUTO MECHANIC-Sa/ary:$3.05 per hour CORP. dba Arirang Market Tel. 233- Contact: °i::ANDIDO I. CASTRO dba ary:$3.05 per hour 05 PACKER (HAND PAC.KAGER)-Sal hour ary:S2.90-S3.05 per hOur Contact; JAUNG SIG CORP. dba Auto 5959(8/16JF225247 Castro & Associates Tel. 288-1336(8/ YOUR BIRTHDAY Contact: ISLAND TECHNICAL SER VICES Tel. 322-5934(8/9)F225163 10 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER Repair Shop Tel. 288-2525(8/ 16)F225265 KidSll(!)CTW (QCC)-Salary:$2.90-$3.05 per hour 2)F225071 01 SUPERVISOR, GARDENER-Sal 01 MANAGER-Salary:S1 ,000.00- Contact: JIN APPAREL, INC. Tel. 234- 07 WAITRESS-Salary:$3.05 per hour 3252(8/2)F225067 02 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT-Sal ary:S3.35-4.50 per hour 02 ELECTRICIAN-Salary:$3.05 per Tt-1£ /J[!!)?2'8!J;[j[f} 1 ,2000 per month 01 MAINTENANCE WORKER-Sal By Stella Wilder your daily guide. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Contact: ROK CORPORATION dba Rok ---·---- ary:S3.05 per hour hour SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 - You may be accused of turning ary:S3.05-4.00 per hour IT WAS SAID TI-IAT Ti-115 Market Tel. 235-8992(8/9)F225165 02 FASTFOOD WORKER-Salary:S3.05 01 COOK-Salary:$3.05 per hour Contact: CANDIDO I. CASTRO dba Born today, you are an honest, LEO (July 23-Aug. 2ZJ - Take vour back on someone who de 01 COOK-Salary:$3.05-3. 75 per hour .A10N5TER, 1-fAO ONLY ONE per hour 01 COOK, HELPER-Salary:S3.05 per Pacific Castle Tel. 288-1336(8/ upstanding and idealistic individu care not to let those around vou pends on you every day. ln fact, 01 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE-Sal EYE. I SAY I-IE J-IAOTWO. 01 ARCHITECT-Salary:S4.25 per hour Contact: LU SHUANG LIN Tel. 256- hour 16)F225266 al who is willing to go to great force you into making a decision this is a calculated step. ary:$3.05-4.00 per hour ------WJ-IA YOU C4N 11 SE:G Tl-IE Contact: JUANITO & FRANCES 5001 (8/2)F225051 Contact: JO, SUK KON dba Korea Town lengths to see that justice is dorie. you will regret. Concentrate on PISCES (Feb. 19-1\larch 20) T, 02 CLERK, FRONT OFFICE-Sal SECONDEYE? STAREAT OCAMPO dba MBJ Enterprises Tel. Restaurant Tel. 234-3011 (812)F225075 01 DEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER~ You are not an idle dreamer. how maintaining your independence. - You may have a great deal of ary:$3.05-3.50 per hour Tl- • • • ! ' •• '} ------r ,- 56-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY- AUGUST 2, 1996 SPORTS'2A¥l0 M '1b¥:#Lffl2.0 M Palau games next week KOROR, PALAU - Mobil Oil "1996 Palau Mobil Interstate Sum tennis, wrestling, weightlifting, Mi In wrestling, one plaque will be others in the private sector will Micronesia Inc, will be the exclusive mer Games," he said in a press re cro all-arouoo, and spearfishing. given to an individual for 'The Fast follow Mobil's example and make corporatesponsorforthePalauGames lease. Gold, silver and oronze medals est Pin" award and another plaque contributions to the various teams soon to be held here in August Cecile Terlaje, Mobil Manager for will beawaroed to individual athletes will be presented to the "Outstanding and athletes who will be compet According to Vice President Public and Government Relations, winning in track and field events, Wrestler." ing. In the long run, supporting Tommy Remengesau,Jr., whochaiis has been working closely with the swimming, canoeing, kayaking, . Fmally, there will be a plaque for organized sports in Palau is like the Palau Sports Commission, Mobil Vice President's Office to get the weightlifting, wrestling, tennis and the "Best Lifter'' in the weightlifting insurance for building a stronger, executives have agreed to provide all correctinformationaboutall the com table tennis. competition. healthier nation." the trophies and awards which will be petition which will be held. In baseball and softball, there will In a statement, Remengesau ex The 1996 Palau-Mobil Inter given out to the States and individual' First, second, and third place tro also be fourth place trophies, as well pressed gratitude to the management state Summer Games are set for athletes. phies will be awarded to the winning asindividua] trophiesfor"Most Valu ofMobil Oil Micronesia., Inc., for the August 9 -16. In recognition of this generous States competing in basketball, base able Player'' in each series and for tremendous support which is be The Palau-Mobil Games Hand support, the games will be called the ball, softball, volleyball, tennis, table Sportsmanship in each division. ing provided for the Games in book and schedules are expected Palau. to be available by July 31, 1996. Said Remengesau, "Mobil Oil Anyone wanting further infor has consistently shown itself to mation about the 1996 Palau be a leading corporate citizen in Mobil Interstate Summer Games providing support for various can contact Baklai Temengil at youth and community activities the Office of the Vice President at in Palau. We certainly hope that 488-2702. I \ '• Amigos August qualifier THE Amigos Golf Club w.ill be and is open to the first twenty golfers holding its August qualifier this Sun on a first come first serve basis. Inter day, August 04, 1996,attheMarianas ested members are asked to be at the Country Club. course at least half an hour before tee Tee time is at 7:07 in the morning, time to reserve a Jot 1996 Miller Lite Men's Basketball League Team Standings as of July 29 Teams W L Wheels 8 1 Miller Lite 8 1 UMDAA~s 8 1 Bud Light 8 2 Sunrise rs 6 3 Sharks 5 3 Hoosiers 4 5 110~t:~--··~-; Costco Cruisers 4 6 Bud Brothers 3 7 / •Zaldy Dandan h Bud Dry 1 6 ;. n Zappers 1 7 Hi-Five 1 7 Hawks O 9 All set· for Aug. .4 fi GRAND :BLANC, Michigan (AP) THE SECOND CNMI Chess \ Top Average Score per Game: - Ernie Els believes that while prac Team Player Average ( Team Championship will open on • - ~·~1 [ tice may not make pertect, it could Bud Light Ray Lizama 33.0 j Sunday, Aug. 4 ;t Saipan's chess ~ -~ t ~ ~wg,l-' ~Ht~ i make the cut. Wheels Edwin Bubos 28.8 :!and dining haven, Rambie's Res- · 1. • a - "I made a mistake la~t year," said Sharks Luis Cepeda 27.3 / taurant. The games will begin at 10 . , B. . R i a. B. Els, the 1994 U.S. Open champion. "I Miller Lite Jess Dela Cruz 23.3 : a.m., but all players should be at ~% · [~ ~ '$M · didn't play the week before the Mas Bud Brothers Jeff Diaz 21.3 ':Rambie'sby9a.m. d • Hi-Five Steve Rasa ~ a ters or the U.S. Open and I missed the 19.8 Hoosiers Jess Stal 20.6 Early this week, Othello "Otek" i'x;,,-Jlt.,, ~" __ ,_ ··j cut both times. I just feel, now, a need Gonzalez was kind enough to visit ·~~ V~ ~ W1 ~ Rainbow Junior Renguul 19.9 1 to play competitively before a ma tth t/ • M ffi • h d /;t,'($, ~ ;~ ~a. Cruisers Ruben Haddy 20.0 mea e vane,io 1ceJustto an / 4?- ~~ 4?- ,/~ \;;~{~,.~ ~/, jor." Bud Dry George Masga 20.2 me a tentative list of the participat- ..!.!.. ;f~ ..!..!. if~ ~..!.!..'ii 41 As aresuJ!t, Els was among the field Hawks Mario Agoun 17.8 l ing teams and pl·•yers. j:::;,~'%"1,;, ,:~ ?2°i°:< §--~,·.. · " u. ~~,i %'.~h~ ~i~i Sunrisers Clark Ngiraidong 14.8 Probably because most of its :00:: y~; ; · ; at Warwick Hills Golf and Country .I Zappers Jim 10.8 chess-playing employees had al- Club that was to begin play Thursday Top Points Scorer: ready returned to the Philippines, the hotels that joined in last year did in the$ 1.2 million Buick Open. · not field teams for this year's event. Manyof1hePGATour'stopplay Player Team Games Total Ave. ers have elected to bypass this tourna Ray Lizama Bud Light 9 297 33.0 But we do have eight teams that are officially "in," herein listed Edwin Bubos Wheels 8 230 28.8 together with their players: ment to concentrate on next week's Luis Cepeda Sharks 9 246 27.3 Juan C. Tenorio & Associates-Jun Baja, Noli Pamatmat, Boyet PGAChampionshipatValhallaGolf Jess Dela Cruz Miller Lite 9 21 o 23.3 Menor and Manny Chargualaf. Club in Louisville. It is the fourth and Jeff Diaz Bud Brothers 10 213 21.3 Jet Holding Co.-Roel Bince, Manny Domingo, Ed Benavente final majorchampionshipofthe year. Edward Diaz Miller Lite 6 127 21.2 Yana Law Office-Rey Yana, Almer Santos, Lou Piliwale, Ely C. British Open champion T-om Jess Stol Hoosiers 7 144 20.6 : Buenaventura . Lehman, wllohadbeenentered, with George Masga Bud Dry 6 121 20.6 Saipan Shooting Range-Pol Mandez, Junnel Lomantas, Ray drew from the Buick Open early in Ruben Haddy Cruisers 9 180 20.0 : Villamor, Vic Brana. Junior Renguul . Rainbow 7 139 19.9 the week. Masters champion Nick Steve Rasa Hi-Five · 6 119 19.8 , Poor Pawns-Carl Pogue, Peter Sibly, George Hanus, Michelle Faldoand U.S. Open champion Steve : Mendiola Winsor Peter Miller Lite 9 151 16.8 Jones also .are skipping this week's Tony Luzama Bud Light 9 149 16.5 F. Owens Enterprises-Othello Gonzales, Ronnie Alfonso, Jun Ocena regular tour stop. •Reminder to all Board of Directors that we will be having our Essence Boutique-Ely G. Buenaventura Jr., Glenn Orlina, Boy "lf you feel you need to take a regular monthly meeting this coming Tuesday, August 6, 1996 at Continued on page 54 [ 5:30 p.m. at.the Ada Gym Conf. Room. "' -,:., ·-~·r. ··-· ·•~··-'- ·' ·•-~ _.,,._,._~.·-· .. •. , · ..,_-.. l--ll..\: :..1i.,u,..;.,.t.·'YI~~~ Continued on page 54 c;Marianas %riety;• Micrones1a·s Leud1ng ~lewspaper Since 1972 ~ P.O. Box 231 Saipan. MP 96950 • Tel. (6 70) 234-6341 • 7578 , 9797 Fax: (670) 234-9271