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By Gaynor Dumat-ol all the fish had been taken out. that the woman be placed under The plastic wall of the 40-inch the custody of her sister who also CUSTOMS authorities at Saipan wide container was slit open and lives in Saipan, on condition that International Airport seized the marijuana was discovered. the suspect post a property bond. $280,000 worth of marijuana It tookmore than five hours for Prior to Monday’s seizure, the concealed in an ice box Monday six customs officers to finish biggest marijuana bust recorded morning, possibly their biggest counting and verifying the mari­ by the CNMI customs service marijuana bust so far. juana rolls, Mafnas said. took place two years ago when Basilia F. You, 40, a resident of The ice box was transported by 5,18 2 rolls were seized. San Antonio Village and em­ a Continental Air Micronesia Meanwhile, another woman ployee of Pacific Islands Club flight from Palau which arrived was arrested on Beach Road be­ whoclaimed the cargo from Palau, at about 9 a.m. Monday. fore dawn yesterday after a po­ was charged yesterday with drug You, aresident of Saipan since lice officer found her to be al­ trafficking. 1974 and a native of Palau, legedly high on drugs. A total of 14,049 rolls or about claimed the ice chest about three At 2:58 a.m„ officer Ismael 40 pounds of marijuana were hours later, a report submitted to Aguon stopped Wilma B. found packed in the grooves of the police said. Villanueva, 27, when he noticed the ice box containing frozen fish, The suspect lives in San Anto­ that the 1991 model Mirage car said Lt. Joe C. Mafnas, supervi­ nio and is a single mother of two she was driving could not main­ sor of the CNMI Customs Canine children aged 10 and 5. tain a straight path. Enforcement Services. Assistant Attorney General Police Chief Antonio A. John Cdpeda, one of the canine Steven Pixley recommended a Reyes said Aguon, an expert enforcement officers who in­ $10,000 cash bail for the tempo­ on drug enforcement, also spected the cargo, said they rary release of You. discovered a small quantity of checked each of the fish inside the Special Judge Larry Hillblom, crystal methamphetamine or ice box and noticed that the con­ however, granted Public De­ “ ice” wrapped in tin foil inside SUSPECT Basilia You tells her story to Public Defenders Carol Bumey tainer was still heavy even when fender Dan De Rienzo’s motion Villanueva’s car. and Dan de Rienzo before the bail hearing at Superior Court yesterday. De Lugo’s proposal Gov’t guns CNMI sending 702 not used to abolish OTTA in shooting pact to Washington REPRESENTATIVE Ron de I-. · o By Rafael H. Arroyo Lugo has introduced a bill to incidents The federal and Commonwealth transfer the Interior Department’s governments, under the agree­ current policy role regarding THE GOVERNMENT will ment, will share in the funding American Samoa, Guam, North­ NONE of the 62 government-is­ transmit to the Interior Depart­ requirements for capi tal develop­ ern Mariana Islands, Virgin Is­ sued nine millimeter handguns ment the $275 million financial ment projects, with the US con­ lands and the Trust Territory is­ and submachine guns was used in assistance agreement forged un­ tributing the bigger portion in the sues to the Office of the Presi­ the recent shooting of the houses der section 702 of the Covenant first year, progressively decreas­ dent. of three Northern Marianas law­ without waiting for legislative ing until a 50-50 matching is This will be done by creating a makers, results of the ballistics endorsement, acting Governor achieved at the end of the period. White House-level of test conducted by the Guam crime Benjamin T. Manglona said yes­ Guerrero earlier sought an en­ policymaking process for all US laboratory show. terday. dorsement from the Legislature insular areas, whose 3.9 million Police Chief Antonio A. Reyes In an interview, Manglona said for the agreement since it has the residents “ are essentially power­ said yesterday he received a copy the government agreed not to wait authority to appropriate the less in the federal system.” of the report on the ballistics ex­ for a joint legislative resolution matching funds. De Lugo’s Insular Areas Policy amination Monday. endorsing the agreement so it Manglona, after receiving a let­ Act would establish a Cabinet “All the bullets and cartridges could be submitted to Assistant ter from Guerra asking for prompt Council on Insular Affairs. The (of the tested guns) did not match Interior Secretary Stella Guerra. transmittal of the agreement, council, which would be chaired the slugs recovered from the “We will transmit the new 702 called on the presiding officers of by the president’s chief domestic Ron de Lugo houses of the congressmen,” agreement with only a joint letter and foreign policy advisors, would authority in insular areas to inde­ Reyes said. both houses to speed up the ap­ of endorsement from the three top also include policy level officials pendent and local auditors. The Guam crime laboratory, proval. officials of the CNMI govern­ from all federal agencies and as­ “Mr. Speaker, I am introducing however, has yet to test one more Guerra said it was important ment,” he said Manglona. “ We sisted by a staff in the president’s this bill now so that all concerned firearm, a submachine gun from that the agreement be submitted executive office. in the insular areas and the federal the DPS armory which was not could not wait any longer.” as soon a£ possible so it could be The bill, if passed into law, will government can be ready to have included in the ballistics test Governor Lorenzo I. Guerrero, included in the federal budget. replace the Office of Territorial it considered at the beginning of conducted at the DPS mini­ Senate President Juan S. Demapan “ We will soon transmit the and International Affairs which the new Congress and a new ad­ shooting range on Sept 29. and Speaker Thomas P. new 70 2 agreement along with “lacks a clear insular policy mis­ ministration,” de Lugo said when Reyes said the Federal Bureau Villagomez will sign the joint let­ the joint letter to Interior sion and the authority that it would he introduced the bill. of Investigaton assisted the Guam ter as an endorsement from the which will then submit it to need to be effective.” “Its enactment will be among police in the task. executive and legislative US Congress for approval,” The Interior Department will my highest priorities next year The 62 firearms were issued to branches. Manglona said. retain its responsibilities for pro­ since it would provide the basis police officers, Customs Canine The agreement provides for a “ This is the end of my job with viding special assistance to insu­ for almost everything that can be Enforcement Services and the total of $275 million funding to regards to the 702 negotiations lar areas through an administrative done on insular matters,” he added. Attorney General’s Office. finance Commonwealth capital but if tapped by the governor to office but the president may The bill will require federal At least 20 of the firearms are development projects over an lobby US Congress for its ap­ transfer the department’s audit continued on page 3 continued on page 3 eight-year period. proval, I will do so,” he added.

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2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1992 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 De Lugo’s... continued from page 1 met. W Qrld Affairs administrations to consult with De Lugo said Senator J. Bennett the insular areas, adjust policies Johnston Jr. had introduced a to their needs and coordinate all similar bill in the Senate. The agency activities affecting insu­ primary difference is that the lar areas. Johnston bill would not establish China-Vietnam confrontation looms The proposed law will require an insular policy staff in the US administrations to report an­ President’s Office, although it By Denis D. Gray underwater. But they straddle vital Crestone Energy Coip., in an area tu ry. Canberra, said in a telephone in­ nually to Congress on insular would establish a similar Council sea lanes and rich fishing grounds, claimed by Vietnam. Also that Emphasis isbeingplacedonrapid terview. needs and how they should be on Insular Affairs. HANOI, Vietnam (AP) - Vietnam . and energy companies think they month,amilitary clash was reported economic development. “Attract Vietnam is not alone in i ts fears. wants to shift its society to making also may lie over large oil and along the Sino-Vietnamese border. foreign dollars” rather than “fight The Spratlys have jumped to the money rather than wars, but its natural gas fields. Public statements by the govern­ foreign foes” is the slogan of the forefront of security issues within Gov’t . . leaders fear a confrontation may be China, Vietnam and Taiwan ments involved and other nations day. the Association of Southeast continued from page 1 cluded in the test because a nine- looming with its old enemy - China. claim all of the chain, which in the region stress that disputes Struggling with its economic Asian Nations, which includes the DPS property. Lt. Joe C. Mafrias millimeter bullet can fit in a This time over pinpricks in a map stretches from250 miles (402kilo­ mustbe solved throughnegotiations woes, Vietnam also feels isolated. Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, of the Customs Service declined submachine pistol. of the South China Sea. meters) east of southern Vietnam and arecouched inpolitediplomatic It has lost its prime backer, the Thailand, Brunei and Singapore. to disclose how many of the tested Norita earlier explained that the Fear, hatred and suspicion of to about 100 miles (161 kilometers) language. former Soviet Union, and it has no Concerns have also been voiced guns were from his office. DPS decided to start the investi­ China are ingrained in the Viet­ north of Borneo. Malaysia, the Butprivately, Hanoi officials tell relations with the United States. Its in Japan because vital imports, The police chief said despite gation among law enforcers to namese psyche, given 2,000 years Philippines and Brunei claim parts. foreign journalists and academics relations with non-communist including oil from the Middle the results of the ballistics test, erase the doubt the public might CONSTRUCTION workers wait outside the District Court during the second day of trial yesterday. of invasions and subjugations by its All but Brunei have soldiers on they think China plans to lure Southeast Asia have only just be­ East, move through the South police investigators led by have on them. giant northern neighbor. Thus even some atolls, and the Chinese and Vietnam into a war. They describe gun to warm. And while it still has China Sea to Japanese ports. Criminal Investigation Division Only the DPS, Customs and a seemingly minor squabble sets Vietnamese have clashed over the Beijing’s policies as “two-faced” strong infantry forces, its navy and Possible conflict in the South Chief Claudio Norita could not AG are licensed to carry nine- off loud alarms and deep anxieties. Spratlys twice in 18 years. and “ typically bellicose.” air forces are dwarfed by China’s. China Sea has been cited as being yet clear all law enforcers whose millimeter pistols and Alien workers made The Vietnamese are fearful of In February, China enacted a la w Vietnam appears tobe innomood “The Vietnamese see China as behind a current arms buildup by guns had been tested, of any in­ submachineguns. China’s moves in the Spratlys, an proclaim- theSpratlys as Chinese for another war or even sinking exploiting them when they are at A SEA N members, with Malaysia volvement in the shooting. Investigators are also looking archipelago of once mostly ignored territor. reserving the right to resources into the military. It is still their weakest, showing them what and the Philippines upgrading “The investigation is still on,” into the possibility that the gun islets and atolls. use mil. y force to protect its counting the costs of having fought China will do if they don’t toe their navies, Singapore purchas­ Reyes said. used in the shooting was unli­ to sign 2 contracts The tiny outcroppings -about 100 claim. In May, Beijing awarded an the French, Americans and Chinese their line in the future,” Carl ing US-made F-16 warplanes and On Sept. 26, the houses of Rep­ censed and was smuggled into By Gaynor Dumat-ol construction workers who filed the $2.15 wage. This would be or so -are mostly uninhabited and offshore oil and gas exploration as well as the Khmer Rouge in Thayer, a Vietnam expert at Aus­ Malaysia probably buying Rus­ resentatives Stanley Torres, Heinz Saipan. the suit. among the evidence to be pre­ most spend at least some of the time contract to an American company, Cambodia over the past half cen­ tralian National University in sian M iG-29 jets. Hofschneider and Francisco DLG Norita said that during the last THE TRIAL of H.S. Lee Con­ Counsel Jay Sorensen said 90 Guerrero were riddled with what two years alone, law enforcers in sented by Sorensen. struction Co. for alleged under­ construction workers employed turned out to be nine-millimeter the CNMI had seized about 10 Many of the plaintiffs, accord­ payment of wages started Mon­ by H.S. Lee originally signed the bullets. guns, including nine-millimeters, ing to Sorensen’s opening state­ Mandela talks about Aquino still defending record day with the admission by a complaint but the work contracts ment, even borrowed money at Submachine guns were in­ mostly during drug busts. company official that construc­ of some had expired while others high interest, sold or mortgaged By David Briscoe latePresidentFerdinand E. Marcos to democratize. tion workers hired from the Phil­ were sent home for “ vacation.” property to pay recruiters with freedom in China began 14yearsof authoritarian rule, Mrs. Aquino said she deserved ippines were made to sign two One of the 49 said he had the hope of getting better-paying WASHINGTON (AP) - Corazon most of it under martial law. some-credit for Ramos’ election contracts, one stating a $2 .15 By Kathy Henault cial segregation. Strike hits USAir worked with H.S. Lee for six years jobs in Saipan. Aquino said Monday if her six- “I don’t want to believe it, but victory in May. hourly wage, and another stating and only received a 10-cent in­ Mandela, who arrived Sunday ‘They left the Philippines be­ year presidency of the Philippines they might succeed in intimidating She endorsed Ramos and cam­ a much lesser amount which the crease from $1.75 to $1.8 5 per lieving that the minimum wage BEIJING ( AP) - Nelson Mandela in Beijing, also was to meet with IMPERIAL, Pa. (AP) - Ground honor the strike, but Lewis ordered was weak, she still succeeded in the population again,’’Mrs. Aquino paigned for him, although most workers actually received. hour during that period. here is $ 2 .15 per hour,” said on Monday stressed the impor­ Communist Party General Sec­ crewsforUSAir.thenation’ssixth- them to keep working. pushing back Communist rebels, said. political leaders associated withher largest airline, walked off the job “It should be plain that the public General manager Choo Suk said Sorensen said the work con­ Sorensen. tance of promoting democratic retary Jiang Zemin during his taming the military andhelping her “We cannot afford to be compla­ backed House Speaker Ramon at the witness stand that the Fili­ tract stating the $2 .15 pay was The trial continued yesterday reforms and personal freedoms in six-day China visit Monday in a dispute over job se­ interest is best served by issuing successor to victory. cent about democracy,” she said in Mitra or other candidates. pino construction workers knew usually collected from the con­ with the testimony of more con­ South Africa, human rights pri­ In his speech,Mandelathanked curity, canceling flights for thou­ the requested order, in order to “The problem with being weak: the Charles Rostov annual lecture Mrs. Aquino chided Americans of the arrangement. struction workers shortly before struction workers, some of them orities that differ from those of China for its support for anti- sands of people. avoid passenger disruption,” hesaid you have to be single-minded in on Asian affairs at the School of who in 1986 doubted her ability to “ POEA (Philippine Overseas they board a plane to Saipan. The claiming they waited for years the hard-line leadership that in- apartheid efforts. He made no Flight attendants also voted to in his ruling. your commitment, unflagging in Advanced International Affairs. defeat Marcos because she was a Employment Administration) will contract was replaced by another for the $2.15 hourly pay to mate­ 'vited him to China. reference to China’s recentmoves honor the strike, but US District Flight attendants will be advised your efforts and generally success­ The woman who was thrust into housewife and politically inexpe­ not approve (contracts) with less stating a lower wage, usually rialize. The leader of the African Na­ to establish diplomatic relations Judge Timothy Lewis issued a to obey the order and report for ful in the result,” Mrs. Aquino said power in February 1986 said the rienced. than $2.15 pay,” said Suk. $1.7 5 per hour. “ A $2 .15 hourly salary would tional Congress spoke to a se­ with the white-led government in ■ ruling in Pittsburgh on Monday work until another hearing before in a speech assessing her adminis­ new president of the Philippines, “ It was as a woirian with no “ We (H.S. Lee) never agreed to A few of the contruction work­ have been enough to improve our lected audience of about 400 stu­ Pretoria. night ordering them back to work. Lewis onThursday afternoon, said tration. Fidel Ramos, does not need her experience in cheating, stealing and pay $2.15,” said the official at the ers, however, refused to surren­ situation,” said one of the work­ dents at BeijingUniversity, which “The struggle for indepen­ A union spokesman said they David Melancon, a union spokes­ ‘Tomorrow, a sufficientnumber advice. But she said she would political assassination thatl brought dence, national liberation and de­ would return to work pending an­ man. trial attended by most of the 49 der the first contract prov iding for ers. was at the forefront of the of armed men with tanks could meet with Ramos upon her return down one of the longest-ruling mocracy has been the leit motif other hearing before Lewis on “ USAir is pleased that the court Tiananmen Square democracy assassinate democracy in the night and, among other things, tell him of dictatorships and transformed a movement brutally crushed by of the history of this century,” Thursday. rejected the A F A leadership’s as they didon September21,1972,” Americans’ concern that more military trained in tyranny into a Mandela said. The airline’s pilots said they misguided policy of obstructing the the military in 1989. she said, referring to the night the pressure be put on Burma’s rulers force forthedefenseof democracy,” Some of Lhe students chuckled He stressed die importance of would continue to work. company’scontingencyplans,” the ensuring freedom of speech and After talks broke off early airline £aid. NOTICE TO OUR at times during Mandela’s 40- minute speech, once when he re­ ending racial discrimination, re­ Monday, picket lines sprouted at US Air said its overseas flights _ ferred to China as a developing ligious persecution and abuses of Libyan minister asks UN to lift airports around the country, in­ three departures daily to London, country and again when he noted power by police. cluding USAir hubs in Charlotte, two to Frankfurt and one to Paris _ VALUED CLIENTS the leading role Chinese students “It is in pursuance of these that N.C., and Pittsburgh, where 28 were not affected, nor were the played in past struggles for social the ANC has waged struggle, sanctions; cites deaths, losses strikers were arrested. USAir Express and USAir Shuttle NEW LOCATION OF change. However, he did not spe­ employing whatever means we USAir said three-quarters of its services. By Peter James Spielmann the United States and Britain. overland to Libyan port to receive 2,600 daily departures were taking cifically mention the failed 1989 deemed necessary to achieve the Union and airline negotiators UNITED INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The United Nations alsoordered treatment in foreign countries, he off and other carriers were ac­ were unable to agree on a new movement. democratic empowerment of the Libya’s foreign minister on Mon­ the punishment for Libya’s fail­ said. cepting stranded passengers. But contract after lengthy weekend talks In a later meeting at the Great most oppressed and exploited,” day appealed to the United Na­ ure to help in investigating four Under the Security Council ban some travelers forced to find other that lasted into Monday morning. BEACH ROAD Hall of the People, Premier Li Mandela said. GARAPAN tions to lift economic sanctions other Libyans suspected of kill ing on airline travel, people must go ways home didn’t have much National Mediation Board Peng reiterated China’s support Since China’s crackdown on SAIPAN SEVENTH DAY CLINIC on his country, saying they had 171 people in the bombing of a overland to Cairo or to a ferry to sympathy for the strikers. “ Look spokesman Lew Townsend said for Mandela and others in South dissent in 1989, the authoritarian killed hundreds of Libyans and French jetliner over Africa a year Malta. at that. Canceled, canceled, can­ early Monday no other talks were Africa trying to dismantle the Communist leadership has faced UNITED INSURANCE TM cost the economy over S2 billion. later. The heaviest traffic on Libya’s celed. Every 15 minutes it scheduled. He couldn’t immedi­ UNDERWRITERS, INC. CORP. nation’s apartheid system of ra­ increased international pressure. Oil exports were down 44 per­ Al-Bishari, in his speech to the highways, al-Bishari said, had changes,” said Philadelphia-bound ately be reached at home or his cent, said Ibrahim al-Bishari, General Assembly, said the air caused 139 additional deaths, he Sheny Parisi, who was stuck in office late Monday. AIRPORT GUALO RAI Libya’s foreign minister. travel ban had caused the deaths said. , Charlotte with her sister-in-law, USAir is asking all employees “ My country would like from of “ a great number" of children Over a four-month period in Janice Graf. for wage, benefit and work rule ¿Marianas cVariety' this rostrum to call upon this in­ and pregnant women who died in 1992, under sanctions, there were The striking union, the Interna­ concessions, so it can cut costs by ternational organization and the labor due to shortages of medi­ 3,788 traffic accident that killed tional Association of Machinists, about $400 million this year. 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At the newly opened Pittsburgh “unwilling to make the same con­ Member of sanctions on Libya effectivcApril In addition, the Libyan Rafael H. А.тоуо...... Reporter The He said that more than 3,000 International Airport, 25 people tribution and sacrifices as other m i UNITED INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. Ma GaynorL. Dumat-ol...Reporter 15 for refusing to surrender two severely ill patients who needed economy had lost dlrs 2.157 bil­ were arrested Monday afternoon USAiremployeegroupsduringthis Tel. (670) 235-6555/6777 Fax:(670) 235-6999 Associated Press suspects in the bombing of Pan heart surgery, bum treatment, lion mainly due to losses of ex­ for trespassing, and three for alleg­ difficult economic period.” Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, kidney or bone marrow transplants ports, primarily fruits and veg­ edly carrying brass knuckles. He said striking aircraft mainte­ WORLD SURETY & INSURANCE P.O. 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1 ^MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1992 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-5 FOURTH AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE Islanders seek halt NOTICE UNDER POWER OF SAlf №1 DEED OF TRUST Shultz receives JoelTulop and DorothvT, T ulop. on or about June22.1984. gave and WESTERN delivered to the Mariana Islands Housing Authority, acting on behalf of the to plutonium shipm ent PACIFIC

Farmers Home Administration, United States of America, a Deed of Trust upon REGIONAL, certain real property hereinafter described, which Deed of Trust was recorded PACIFIC island leaders yester­ the resolutions states. cargo through the global com­ on June 26. 1984. under File No. 84-969 to secure payment of a Promissory Seoul Peace Prize day adopted a resolution urging The island leaders, who partici­ mons of the world’s oceans. FISHERY Note of the said Trustor to the Mariana Islands Housing Authority, acting on all governments of the Asia-Pa­ pated in the Asia-Pacific Forum The resolution was signed by MANAGEMENT behalf of the Farmers Home Administration, United States of America. COUNCIL SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - T'ae-woo said in a congratulatory Moscow. cific region to oppose the im­ on Sea Shipments of Japanese Nauru President Bernard The Deed of Trust and this Noticeof Sale affect the property hbreafter speech. Former US Secretary of State “While serving as US state sec­ pending ocean shipment of Japa­ Plutonium, also asked the French Dowiyogo, Northern Marianas described: Even Communist nations that George Shultz, cited for contribu­ retary from 1982 to 1989, Dr. nese plutonium. government to deny the license to Governor Lorenzo I. Guerrero, The Council is soliciting applications had no diplomatic relations with Shultz created an atmosphere for LOT NO. 0051 491, AND CONTAINING AN AREA OF 750 SQUARE tions to ending the East-West Cold In a resolution adopted at the export plutonium from the repro­ Speaker Thomas Villagomez, South Korea attended the 1988 an end to East-West Cold War from people interested in serving on the METERS, MORE OR LESS, AS SHOWN ON THE DIVISION OF War, received the 5300,000 Seoul end of the three-day meeting in cessing plants in France. Congressman I Hae Chan of the LANDS AND SURVEY’S OFFICIAL CADASTRAL PLAT NUMBER Olympics in Seoul, after boycott­ and reconciliatory moves among The resolution also called on Peace Prize on Monday. Tokyo the Pacific island leaders Republic of Korea, Guam Sena­ 1993-94 Advisory Panel for the 2084/82, THE ORIGINAL OF W HICH WAS REGISTERED W ITH THE “ Dr. Shultz greatly helped make ing the 1984 Games in Los An­ superpowers, contributing to said the potentially catastrophic the United Nations to take the tor Marilyn Manibusan, Eleanor Northern Marianas. LAND REGISTRY AS DOCUMENT NUMBER 14232 DATEDMAY14, the Seoul Olympics a historic geles. today’s world peace,” said Kim safety, security and proliferation following actions: 1982, THE DESCRIPTION THEREIN BEING INCORPORATED Gonzalez of the Nuclear Free milestone for a thaw between the The United States led a boy­ Yong-shik, head of the Seoul problems associated with the * Obtain from the Japanese HEREIN BY REFERENCE. Philippines Coalition, Anung East and the West,” President Roh cott of the 1980 Olympics in Peace Prize Committee. shipment had not been resolved government all engineering data The Council is the policy-making organiza­ Karyadi of the Indonesian Fo­ and the consent of all govern­ and studies concerning the risks The Trustor has defaulted on payment of the Note secured by the rum for the Environment, Nuclear tion forthe management of fisheries in the US Deed of Trust, and by reason of said default the Mariana Islands Housing ments along the shipment route of the impending sea shipment of Prom iscuous Control Institute President Paul exclusive economic zone, and consists of Authority issued its Notice of Default on March 3, 1992. had not been obtained. plutonium for an independent NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mariana Islands Housing “The Japanese government and assessment by a select group of L. Leventhal, professor Andrew members from American Samoa, Guam, and Authority will, on October 23,1992, at 10:00 a.m., at the office of theMariana sex is death, Mack of the Australian National Fabio loves Texas w om en industry should halt the plan to maritime experts; Islands Housing Authority, Garapan, P.O. Box 514, Saipan, MP 96950, under Hawaii, and an observer from the Northern ship plutonium by sea because * Strengthen the international University in Canberra, Lopeti power of sale contained in the Deed of Trust, sell the above described parcel of Barbara says SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Fabio, the king of lurid romance novel covers, Mariana Islands. The Council maintains an the plutonium is not needed,” the safety standards for plutonium Senituli of the Pacific Concerns real property at public auction to the highest qualified bidder, to satisfy the says he loves Texas women. obligations secured by said Deed of Trust. The minimum bid offer shall be not resolution states. shipmentcasks to ensure that they Resource Center inNewZealand, Advisory Panel from each island group, and WASHINGTON (AP) - First More than 1,000 fans thronged a San Antonio mall on Saturday for a less than S75.000.00, total amount due to FmHA loan and MIHA’s expenses. “TheUnitedStates government, can withstand a maximum cred­ Dr. JinzaburoTakagi of the Citi­ for each fishery under federal jurisdiction. lady Barbara Bush says the chance to meet the 3 1 -year-old Italian-born model, whose likeness The sale shall be without warranty as to the title or interest to be which has approved Japan’s ible maritime accident; and zens’ Nuclear Information Cen­ national debate over abortion The Advisory Panel provides information and conveyed or as to the property of the Deed of Trust, other than that the Mariana drapes the front of many romance books. separation of plutonium, as well * Seek an advisory opinion from ter in Tokyo, professor Jon M. Islands Housing Authority is the lawful holder of such Deed of Trust. The should focus on persuading “It’s more than my wildest dreams,” Fabio said. “I came to the most as the sea shipment plan on the the International Court of Justice Van Dyke of the University of recommendations to the council concerning purchase price shall be payable by cash, certified check or cashier’s check and children that “promiscuous sex romantic city in the US, and I’m in love with it.” basis of all safety, security and on the legitimacy under interna­ Hawaii Law School and William the management of these fisheries. Advisors shall be paid within 72 hours from time of sale. is death.” The women yelled his name. They hugged him. They paid $ 15 to join The Mariana Islands Housing Authority reserves the right to reject proliferation concerns being met, tional law of the unilateral act by A. Wallace of the Polytechnic Appearing with President his fan club. One woman had him autograph a bra she held in her hands. must be willing to serve on a panel for pelagic any and all bids and to cancel or extend the date, time and place for sale of such should withdraw its approval,” Japan to ship this ultra-hazardous Institute, New York. Bush on the Cable News property. Any prospective buyer must be a person authorized by the Consti­ Nearby, novelist Emma Merritt autographed her most recent work, fish, bottomfish, crustaceans or precious tution and laws of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands to hold Network’s Larry King Live” “ Viking Captive,” a best-selling paperback with Fabio featured on the corals. Advisory Panel positions are voluntary, title to real property in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. program in a taped interview cover. exceptthat reimbursement will be granted for Dated this 19th day of Sept., 1992. Sunday, Mrs. Bush suggested “He’s gorgeous. I love his accent,” said 70-year-old Ruby Jordan, the news media put too much who waited two hours to be among the first to greet him. She says she travel expenses when attending Advisory /SI JUAN M. SABLAN emphasis on the question of has a Fabio poster in her bedroom. Panel meetings. Deadline to apply is No­ Executive Director conditions under which abor­ tion should be legal. G ym nastics school proposed vember 6, 1992. “I think the issue is that we \ J J § COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN ) BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - Olga Korbut is looking for sponsors for a MARIANA ISLANDS ) ss. ought to tell children that sex gymnastics school in Atlanta that she hopes could be used to train To request an Application, Contact: isi is death,” Mrs. Bush said in athletes for the 1996 Olympic Games. .SS Northern Marianas Division of Fish On this 9th day of Sept., 1992, before me, a Notary Public in and for the White House interview. “It The Olympic gold medalist appeared Saturday at the Southern the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, personally appeared Juan is. Promiscuous sex is death. and Wildlife Women’s Show to promote a women-only sports camp in November. M. Sablan, duly authorized representative for the Mariana Islands Housing They shouldn’t be doing that. Authority, known to me as the person whose name is subscribed to the She signed autographs and chatted briefly with a long line of fans. Saipan, MP 96950, Tel: 322-9729, “ We ought to be telling these foregoing AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER OF SALE IN Through an interpreter, Korbut said plans for her gymnastics school Fax: 322-3386 wonderful young women DEED OF TRUST, and he acknowledged to me that he executed the same on are still in the works and sponsors are being sought. She said she wants behalf of the Mariana Islands Housing Authority. there’s a great deal of life out to build it in Atlanta because she has a home there. there for you if you finish IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have set my hand and affixed my school, if you get a job, and Eastman Kodak Company official seal the day and year first written above. then you can have a family. Producer hits review board

NIEVES S. TOMOKANE Korbut’s husband, architect and rock singer Leon Bortkevich, is Office Imaging Division Notary Public designing the school, which would initially accept only Americans but Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands P olice to sue would later expand to accept international students. Saipan Branch Office My Commission Expires on the 9th day of Jan., 1993. Korbut, competing for the Soviet Union, won three gold medals at the w ishes to announce the following 2964 9/29 1Q2.12.I6-23 m an w ho set 1972 Olympics. She retired in 1977. em ploym ent opportunity church on fire G oya expected to fetch $10M SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - A i B ecau se w e all care DALLAS (AP) - “ Sarafina!” producer Anant Singh blasted the Dallas A YOUNG Japanese gets his traditional costume fixed during the annual Matsuri ceremony held over the Buddhist who set a Christian church weekend at the Kantori Shrine.______FIELD ENGINEER movie review board for rating the film unsuitable for young viewers. on fire will be charged with arson HAVE “A metropolitan giant like Dallas is the last place I expected this to and manslaughter in connection come from,” Singh said. “Maybe from a Third World country.” • with a 2 year degree (Associate's) O d a :» CHILDREN with the deaths of 14 people, police He called the board’s rating “ironic, ridiculous and frustrating.” Casino agency gets more funds in Mechanical or Electrical said Monday. Singh said he made the movie to show the oppression of blacks in his VACCINATED!! At least 27 others were hospital­ GO VERNO R Lorenzo I. Public Law 8-2 authorizes the Commission Chairman Joseph Engineering or equivalent experience native South Africa. ized Monday suffering from bums Guerrero has signed a new law to channeling of funds identified Mendiola, in an earlier interview, The board decided last week that the movie was too violent for people Check this list for what your after fire engulfed a prayermeeting transfer $470,000 to the Tinian under PL7-36 to the commission. said funds were needed to keep • pleasant attitude, willing to learn children need and when. under age 16. It objected to scenes that show a police officer being Casino Gaming Commission. Commenting on the division of Sunday attended by about 90 people the commission going consider­ and able to attend off-island training □ doused with gasoline and teen-agers being tortured in prison. House Bill 8-147 now Public funds, Guerrero said he would at the Jehovah’s Witnesses church ing the difficulty in collecting fees 2 Months Old - Vaccinations The movie starring Whoopi Goldberg is currently showing in Dallas Law 8-4, is the fourth piece of normally apply all available funds (DTP, Polio, Hib, Hepatitis B) at Wonju, 75 kilometers (46 miles) from some casino applicants. with the “ not suitable” rating. Dallas theaters may not admit people • cut-off date for acceptance of application □ east of Seoul. legislation to become law this for needed infrastructure but de­ Tinian leaders, including Mayor □ 4 Months Old - Vaccinations under age 16 to “not suitable” films without their parents. year. cided to sign the bill because of is October 9,1992 Those killed included a 2-year- James Mendiola and members of (DTP. Polio, Hlb) City law compelled Dallas to sue the company that distributes “I have signed this bill to sup­ his commitment to assist the old infanL One victim died in a the Tinian Legislative Delegation, “ Sarafina!” because Buena Vista Pictures Distribution disputed the port Tinian interests and in rec­ people of the island. □ 6 Months Old - Vaccinations hospital after refusing blood trans­ lobbied strongly for the bill to Please call Anthony Martos for more rating. ' ognition of the decision by the “If the commission is success­ (DTP, Hib, Hepatitis B) fusions and doctors said others, support the island’s bid to be­ The lawsuit filed in federal court asks for an order that would prevent Tinian leadership and the Légis­ ful, its business could bring un­ information or to pick-up an application. also refusing transfusions, were come a casino gaming destination □ 12 Months Old - Vaccinations near death. the movie from being shown in Dallas without the “not suitable” rating. lature to assist the Commission. precedented prosperity and re­ (DTP, Polio, Measles, Mumps, Rubella, Hib) in the Pacific. Police said Won Un-shik, 35, a ‘The city is in no way critical of the movie or the message it sends,” This administration supports the sources to Tinian. We also take 234-3004 or fax 234-2741 said City Attorney Sam Lindsay. “In no way is the film board saying it’s economic aspirations of the is­ note that the infrastructure money To date, only one casino appli­ □ 5 Years Old - Vaccinations Buddhist, apparently set the fire not a good movie. The whole purpose is to have a parent present.” land,” Guerrero said in his trans­ cant has been given a conditional (DTP, Polio, Measles, Mumps, Rubella) because he was upset by his wife’s is only temporarily diverted to license to operate a casino on the refusal to quit the church. mittal letter. commission purposes and must P rin ce visits C hilean capital island while several other appli­ □ 15 Years Old - Vaccinations Witnesses said Won arrived at Under Public Law 7-36, about essentially be repaid within two $100 REWARD (Tetanus, Diphtheria) cants are still in the ore-licensing the cLurch demanding to see his LONDON (AP) - An oil painting of a bullfight by the Spanish artist $350,000 was appropriated for years,” the governor said. investigation process. HEALTHY wile and when told she was not Francisco Goya is expected to sell for up to $10 million in December, the architectural and engineering The bill’s author, Rep. Joaquin For information leading to the return of my C-N.M.I. DEPARTMENT For more information,contact: PEOPLE there, he poured gasoline into the Sotheby’s said Monday. design of the Tinian Sewer Plant H. Borja, proposed that the money The new law also exempts dog.Large black long haired dog answering . THE PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT PUBLICIIEALTJI chapel, located on the second story The auction house said the work, painted for Goya’s friend Joacquin and another $120,000 was to be totalling $470,000, which has re­ commissioners and professional . WOMEN & CHILDREN CLINIC (234-8943) AND ENVIRONMENTAL ‘ i fAV

6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-OÇTOBER 7,1992 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-7 Plan to com m unize South Korea bared Palacios mulls suit against MPLC SEOUL, South Korea ( AP) - The underway for 300 others impli­ liberal Koreans who concede The announcement Tuesday less suspicious of North Korea, national intelligence agency said cated in the widening case, longtime rival North Korea re­ was made in an auditorium amid said Chung Hyung-keun, the By Rafael H. Arroyo made about such commercial ac­ need for related infrastructure is other national parks have. Tuesday it has proof Communist including journalists, teachers and mains a potential threat. dozens of exhibits, photographs, agency spokesman. tivities being allowed in almost automatic. Palacios said he was not in any North Korea was working to members of religious groups. Lee Dong-bok, spokesman for charts and maps which the agency “ South Koreans have loosened REPRESENTATIVE HermanT. Managaha. “When a place is to be used for way after the concession because communize the pro-West South The case comes as the nation the South’s delegation to inter- said detailed evidence on North their guard because the North and Palacios is contemplating the He said his lawyer, Douglas recreation, rest rooms, septic tank, he understood the business point by 1995, despite moves toward preparesfor presidential elections Korean prime minister talks, said Korean spy activity. South have been having talks and filing of a lawsuit to determine Cushnie, was studying the merits lifeguards, security guards, etc., of view. He said he was suing just reconciliation. expected in December and some the announcement could ad­ Outside the auditorium, adozen they look hopeful to them,” he whether commercial activities on of the possible lawsuit and might are needed. Infrastructure is a to determine whether there was The Agency for National Se­ saw it as a government move to versely affect future inter-Korean family members of those arrested said. “ It is now apparent from Managaha Island are in accor­ file it anytime. necessity,” McMahon said. something illegal being done. curity Planning said 62 persons, create anxiety among voters. In relations. battled with riot police, demand­ evidence that North Korea set a dance with the law. The House special committee He also said MPLC followed a “I am not after Tasi because including leading dissidents, have the past, security concerns have The two nations held prime ing to get inside. “ People don’t goal to communize the South by “I feel there is a certain provi­ on Managaha chaired by Rep. mode of how the needed infra­ they are just following good now been charged in what is the benefited the incumbent govern­ minister’s talks in September and believe there is North Korean 1995.” sion in our laws being violated by Heinz S. Hofschneider recently structure could be put up by using business sense. Every business­ largest investigation against North ment. plan to meet again in December. activities before a presidential Those under arrest face charges MPLC just by letting commer­ conducted a public hearing on a single concessionaire to take man would want to put money for Korean spying since 1948. Yet the size of this case, and the Progress on reconciliation has election,” they shouted. “ Let them of violating the national security cialization on the island. This claims that activities other than care of things so the place could profit. Whatl am after is MPLC’s It said 30 others were in custody prominence of some of those ar­ been stalled over disputes over go,” they yelled. law, which bans contact with lawsuit will erase all clouds of cultural and recreational may be be well-kept, similar to schemes fiduciary duty,” he said. and a nationwide manhunt was rested, have alarmed even more nuclearweapons and other issues. South Koreans have become North Korea, an enemy nation. doubt,” Palacios said in an inter­ Herman T. Palacios in conflict with the Constitution. view yesterday. land with the condition that the During the hearing MPLC Ex­ K oreas fail Article 14, section 2 of the company would maintain the ecutive Director Concepcion said Constitution provides that island’spristineappearance,build limited commercial activity in PUBLIC AUCTION t o a g r e e Managaha must be maintained as and improve its recreational fa­ Managaha was warranted to en­ SUNDAY The Perfect W ay an uninhabited place and used cilities and renovate berthing and sure that the island is kept in only for cultural and recreational docking facilities. shape. *VC o n f a m i l y 11 October 1992 When sought to comment on To H ave a G reat Tim e Ψ 4 purposes. Tasi paid a total of $4.17 mil­ r e u n i o n s The Marianas Public Land lion for the right to operate the Palacios’ plan, MPLC Legal 2:00 PM Λ θ 'λ . Corp. awarded a concession to concession. Counsel Brian McMahon yester­ A nd R aise M oney SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - day argued that by saying “recre­ Rivals South and North Korea Tasi Tours in 1989 to conduct Palacios argued that nowhere FLEA MARKET AND AUCTION F or a W o?thy Cause. I failed again Monday to agree commerciald activities on the is- in the Constitution was mention ational uses of the island,” the o ' on reunions of families sepa­ Do you have lotnothing to rated by Korea’s division, a $ELL? - CALL 234-2592 South Korean official said. Lennon’s Oscar sold for $110,000 In a border meeting, the two NEW YORK (AP) - John apartment building on Dec. 8, after hi's conviction. sides’ positions were far apart, Lennon’s 1970Oscarfor the song 1980. Ruby wrote that he was in the i T R A D E R ’S M A R K E T A Saturday, October IT, 1992 and “ it is unlikely that the talks “Let It Be” was sold at auction Each of the four Beatles re­ Dallas police station after Diamond Hotel Ballroom will resume in the near future,” Monday for $110,000. ceived an Oscar for best song Kennedy was assassinated on. ? Buy! - Sell! - Trade! # 7:30 P.M. - 12 Midnight said Lee Dong-bok, southern Lennon donated the statuette to score for the documentary “Let It Nov. 22 and into the morning spokesman for high-level in­ the Southbury Training School in Be,” which is about the group’s hours of Nov. 23, and “somehow ter-Korean talks. Southbury, Conn., for a 1976 ce­ last recording sessions in 1970. I got caught into the swirl of things □ □ Lee said the Communist lebrity auction for retarded The original 16mm master print ... and they brought this fellow North insisted first on the repa­ people, and it brought $600 then. of the film was auctioned Mon­ out and I was very close to him H tjatt Regency Saipan triation of a North Korean sent Auctioneer Herman Darvick day for $15,400. and all of the reporters kept shout­ P ositions A vailable as a war correspondent in the said Monday’s buyer was a Also on the block Monday was ing and asking questions ... and Korean War but seized in the Beatles fan who did not wish to Jack Ruby’s handwritten account now I wasn’t too anxious to leave South as a guerrilla fighter. be identified. The man who of his actions after President because this was making history P art T im e Prom otional Sales The South says he can be bought the Oscar in 1976 also Kennedy was assassinated. Itsold and I was part of it.” repatriated only when the North wished to remain anonymous, but for$12,100. Ruby was convicted Also sold was a letter from agrees to reunions of some of Self motivated with good telephone manner. told Darvick he would donate a of killing Kennedy’s assassin, Lee Thomas Edison that contains what the 10 million Koreans sepa­ HarveyOswald,onNov.24,1963, Sales experience helpful rated from their families by portion of his profits to the school. is believed to be his first mention ❖ Good listening and verbal skills Korea’s 1945 partition and the Lennon was shot to death by a two days after Kennedy was shot of inventing theelectric light. The О Able to work as a team. 1905-53 war. crazed fan, Mark David to death during a Dallas motor­ handwritten letter, dated Oct. 22, The only reunions so far Chapman, outside his Manhattan cade. He wrote the 24-page note 1879, went for $26,400. ❖ Good command of the English language came in 1985, when about 50 Successful applicants will work either 4-hour people from each side were al­ Manila suffers 4-hour blackouts morning or afternoon shifts for a 2 month period. lowed family visits. MANILA (AP)-Twoof Manila’s National Power Corp. said Tues­ In their premiers’ talks in istration of former President 2 day training provided. Salary plus bonus. main power generating plants have day. May, the two Koreas agreed to Corazon Aquino for failing to allow reunions for. a limited been shut downfor repairs, putting The country’s critical power I anticipate higher demand and S e c r e t a r y number of separated families the capital in daily four-hour shortage has been cited as a ma­ blackouts for at least a week, a jor hurdle to economic develop­ build new plants during her six- in August as the first concrete -v- Good organizational & adminstrative skills © o o i i p r i z e s measure implementing a his­ spokeswoman for the state-run ment. Critics blame the admin- year term, which ended June 30. Working knowledge of computer toric inter-Korean peace accord skills including Lotus 123 I adopted in February. There w ill be M any G reat The North, however, can­ Self motivated & able to work on celed the exchanges at the last O jou CL4L· CO rdiafty im ritzd to join UÍ their own. B oor Prizes. moment, criticizing South VIVA Korea’s tough stance on inter- a ztzA ra tz tk z j s a i t oj- ou r o ilta y z D raw ings w ill be held Korean nuclear inspections. SANTA C o u r i e r I <^jy\cà ron < £ a n ta ¿ ct^ zm zdioí throughout the evening REMEDIOS Reliable person with good driving record K orean auto on ¿Sunday, Ootoùzr 77, 1ÇÇ2 . Must have own transportation

p r o d u c t i o n CJfiz j-LZita cztzßrration ijzyuzi. tu itk ίΑ ε EXCELLENT BENEFITS seen at 1.7M ηοσεηα a t Ç'-ЗО a.m. j-oHouxzd try ttiz Please apply in person on Oct. 7, SEO UL, South Korea (AP) - I between 9 am - 5pm I South Korea is a world leader in Suctiariitia Jtituryy at 10:00 a.m. and tfiz < increases in auto production and Human Resources Office manufactured nearly 1.5 million traditionalprocz'iiion at 11:00 a.m . vehicles last year, the Korea Au­ Jduncfi w ε izrozd at ίΑε (jzao&iidz tomobile Manufacturers Asso­ □ A H A W ! T ciation said Monday. R E G É N C -Y □ Social SialL There were 175,169 more cars S A I P A N produced in 1991 than the year Sntzrtainm znt iv tit alio ¡jz p ro o id z d j~or before. This was the third year in DO YOU THINK YOU HAVE a row South Korea production your znjoymznt. jumped, it said. A DRINKING PROBLEM ? Sponsored //y: The association said auto mak­ C P tz a iz С, om z - f i a f 4> Y Alcoholics Annonymous meets every Monday, ers were expected to produce 1.7 Wednesday, and Saturday, 7:00 p.m., at the million vehicles in 1992, some VIVA ^/г. tJíUlw Q_. D g итого and.SPatiiAioriE.ri. Rotary Club of Saipan Christo Rai Church Social Hall kitchen in Garapan. 200,000 more than last year. By For more information or immediate help, call the 1993, production will reach 1.9 HOTLINE at 234-5100. million vehicles, it said. E-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-OCTOBER 7,1992 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9

Classified Announcement Per one inch column -$3,00 Classified Display J ob war pits state against state Per one inch column-$3.50 DEADLINE: For Tuesday Edition - Friday 5:00 p.m. By Robert Dvorchak For Friday Edition - Wednesday 12 noon w illing to pull up stakes and move state o f In d ia n a . the window. 5500,000 per job for Northwest NOTE: if for some reason your advertisemont is incorrectm call us immedlatet/ to moke the necessary to the highest bidder. And no bid Colorado topped out at $340 The most popular incentives correctlons.The Marianas Variety News&Vlews is responsible only forone Incorrect insertion. We reserve Airlines in Minnesota, according the right to edit, refuse, reject or cancel any ad at any time. NEW YORK (AP) - The first _ land, tax incentives or an array are tax reductions, free or low- m illion. House Majority Leader to University of Minnesota War-Between-the-States was of other incentives _ seems too Scott Mclnnis grumbled that cost infrastructure for a new plant, economist Ford Runge. fought at Manassas, Gettysburg, h ig h . “ United has a ring and is pulling special worker training pacakges, 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - 2 SU RVEYO R H ELP ER - High school Vicksburg and Shenandoah. The “ W hat you ’re seeing is the new “Once you win, you’ve given Colorado by the nose.” free or below market land, free or (crane) - High school equlv., 2 yrs. expe­ Collegegrad., 2yrs.experience. Salary CLASSIFIED ADS NEW grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - new civil war batdefields have a war between the states. It’s not up a tremendous amount of tax $800 per month. $2.50 per hour. Kentucky folded its hand at below market building, rent free rience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 2 W AITRESS 1 MANAGER (HEAVY EQUIPMENT) - Contact: HERMAN B. CABRERA dba 2 ASSISTANT SURVEYOR - College similar ring: Spartanburg, India­ politically driven, it’s economi­ $341 m illion in cash, land and tax or below market leased space, revenue. Somebody has to pay Contact: J a P CORPORATION, P.O. 2 COOK - High school equlv., 2 yrs. Collegegrad.,2yrs.experience. Salary HERMAN B. CABRERA & ASSOCI­ grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.35 - napolis, Arlington, Ypsilanti, that price. And you get a political Box 3044 CK, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. cally driven,” said Jack Kyser, abatements. Gov. Wallace below market loans, state or local $1,000 - $1,300 per month. ATES, P.O. Box 1421, Saipan, MP $3.00 per hour. No. 234-1980 (10/20)T/09276. Contact: LEA D ER CORPORATION, Hoffman Estates. chief economist with the Eco­ grants, incentives for setting up backlash from existing firm s who 1 MASON - High school grad., 2 yrs. 96950, Tel. No. 234-1778 (10/7)W/ Contact: VICEN TE A. SONGSONG W ilkinson said United wanted to Caller Box PPP 383, Saipan, MP 96950, This is war _ but it’s a war nomic Development Corp. o f Los experience. Salary $600 per month. 09143. dba BEN SONGSONG & SONS LAND “prolong it to the point where operations in a high jobless area want to know what they’re going 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school grad., 2 Tel. No. 234-0421 (10/21)W/09285. fought with incentives, not bul­ Angeles County. ENTERTAINER SURVEYING & CONSTRUCTION CO., they were sure they had squeezed and state or local loans. to get,” said Dan Pilcher, head of yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 1 HOUSEKEEPING CLEANER P.O. Box 1278, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. lets. Contact: 3K CORPORATION, P.O. Box 3 COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs. 2 DELIVERY TRUCK DRIVER - High Take the fight for the United every drop of blood out of every Thé fear is not only that these the National Conference o f State 4 W A ITRESS,R ESTA U R A N T - High No. 234-5132 (10/21)W/09284. 1489, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234- experience. Salary $2.50 - $3.50 per school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary A war waged over tax bases, Airlines maintenance center, a tu rn ip .” giveaways are too generous, but schoolgrad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Legislatures’ economic develop­ 5558 (10/14)W/09220. hour. $2.50 per hour. 1 SA LE (SU PERVISO R) - High school not territory. A war that pits New $2.50 per hour. prize worth a SI billion invest­ Indiana Gov. Evan Bayh de­ also that they do nothing to boost 4 COOK H ELP ER - High school grad., 2 Contact: UNITED INTERNATIONAL grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.25 ment program. Contact: JTG ENTERTAINMENT a Jersey against New York, Texas ment by the company, 6,300jobs the national economy. If a plant 1 GENERAL MANAGER-College grad., yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - $3.50 CORPOFtATION, P.O. Box 689, Saipan, fended the winning offer as a “It’s polite extortion,” said Ray PROMOTION, P.O. Box 29, Saipan, per hour. 2yrs. experience. Salary$1,500-$2,000 per hour. MP 96950, Tel. No. 235-6888/7888 (10/ Contact: FULLHOUSE INCORPO­ against Michigan, California paying an average o f545,000 per sound investment that w ill pay goes from one spot to another, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-6420 (10/14) W/ Horton of the Citizens Budget per month. 1 (LAUNDRY) PRESSER, MACHINE - 21)W/09286. RATED dba DFG M EM ORIES G IFT against the rest. year, plus 11,700 spin-off jobs. off in the long haul, even if the and takes jobs w ith it, nothing is 2976. Commission, a New York watch­ 1 SU PER VISO R, O FFIC E - High school High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. SHOP, P.O. Box 1328 CK, Saipan, MP At stake: Thousands of jobs, 10 W AITRESS Ninety cities competed; state and Indianapolis have bud­ added to the total. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $700 - Salary $2.30 per hour. 96950, Tel. No. 234-7242 (10/21JW/ dog group . “You can’t afford 10 DANCER dangled like gold-plated carrots Indianpolis won, thanks to a get shortfalls. Others think the ‘They’re counterproductive to $1,500 per month. Contact: PACIFIC MICRONESIAN 09278. Contact: WOO YOUNG (SAIPAN) LTD., MECHANIC 1 SIN G ERS - High school grad., 2 yrs. in front of recession-wracked S429.6 m illion incentive package financially to say yes, but you CORP. dba DAI-ICHI HO TEL SAIPAN pots are way too high. the economy as a whole. It’s a P.O. Box 423 Saipan, MP 96950 (10/ experience. Salary $2.15 - $2.50 per 1 CIVIL ENGINEER - College grad., 2 can’t afford politically to say no.” 1 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN - High BEACH, P.O. Box 1029, Garapan, states by corporations that are put together by the city and the ‘The competition is getting out waste of taxpayers’ dollars. It 14)W/09219. hour. yrs. experience. Salary $5.77 per hour. Some have proposed a cease­ school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-6412/ o f control. Corporations are play­ makes no sense to get into these 3/4/5 ext. 1505 (10/14)W/2967. 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER - High Contact: UNITED PACIFIC CORPO ­ fire in the bidding wars but found 1 SALESMANAGER-High schoolgrad., $3.50 - $4.50 per hour. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary RATION dba PACIFICA CONSULTING FOURTH AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE ing one location off against an­ casino poker games where the 2 yrs. experience. Salary $6.25 per Contact: RIVA INC. dbaS-MART, P.O. it’s like negotiating lim its on 4 PRODUCTION WORKER (FOOD $3.00 per hour. ENGINEERS, P.O. Box 1001 CK, other with even greater finesse,” corporations hold all the cards hour. Box 170, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. PRESERVATIO N ) - High school equlv., 1 SU PERVISO R - High school grad., 2 Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-1923 nuclear weapons. 1 BA KER - High school grad., 2 yrsf. 234-9890 (10/14)W/2966.______UNDER POWER OF SALE IN DEED OF TRUST saidRobertB. Reich, professor of anyhow,” said Jeffrey Finkle of 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per yrs. experience. Salary $700 per month. (10/21 )W/09277. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Elnhidia I. Kosam and Moning K. Kosam. on oraboutM av9.1984. economics at Harvard University. the National Council for Urban “We all favor disarmament, but 3 MAINTENANCE W O RKER - High hour. 2 BARTENDER - High school grad., 2 Contact; S .E .S . CORPORATION dba 1 ABLE BODIED SEAMAN - High school nobody wants to do it unilater­ school equlv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Contact: AMERICAN LANGENTE yrs.experience. Salary $650permonth. gave and delivered to the Mariana Islands Housing Authority, acting on But when times are tough, a Economic Development. SHEX-SONS BAKE SHOP, P.O. Box grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $600 $2.15-$3.00 per hour. CORP. dba FO RTUN E FOOD MANU­ Contact: MASUDA CORPORATION behalf o f the Fanners Home Adm inistration, United States o f America, His group figured Indiana paid ally .’’Illinois Gov. Jim Edgar told 859, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 233- per month. certain desperation enters into the 3 (STO RE) SU PER VISO R - High school FACTURING, P.O. BOX 3052, PR 362, dba HIMITSU NIGHT CLUB, Caller Box 0607 (10/7)W/09100. Contact: TADOTSU SAIPAN COM­ a Deed of Trust upon certain real property hereinafter described, which bidding. The competition is cut­ $67,000 for each Uni ted job. But the National Governor’s Asso­ grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $4.05 SAIPAN, MP 96950, Tel. No. 233-4640 PPP 412, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. PANY, LTD., P.O. Box 1792, Saipan, Deed ofTrust was recorded on M av 11.1984. under File No. 84-738 to that’s nothing compared to the ciation this year. per hour. (10/14) W/09216. 234-1566 (10/21 )W/09282. throat. And good sense goes out MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-6331/6329 (10/ Contact: IKE'S MARKET a secure payment o f a Promissory Note o f the said Trustor to the Mariana 1 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC 14)W/2969. ACCOUNTANT LAUNDROMAT, P.O. Box 1549, Saipan, 3 BEAUTICIAN - High school grad., 2 Islands Housing Authority, acting on behalf of the Farmers Home 1 AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC i MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-6795 (10/14)W/ yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 1 PAINTER, TRANSPORTATION Administration, United States of America. b £ * 1 ACCOUNTANT-College grad., 2 yrs. 09221. Contact: COMMONWEALTH MARI­ 1 DATA ENCODER (DATS PROCES­ The Deed of Trust and this Amended Notice of Sale affect the experience. Salary $950 per month. EQUIPMENT - High school grad., 2 yrs. SOR) - College grad., 2 yrs. experience. TIME GROUP CORP. dba RAY'S experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. property hereafter described: Contact: PACIFICA INSURANCE UN­ BARBER & BEAUTY SHOP, P.O. Box Salary $1,100 - $1,700 per month. D ER W R ITERS, INC. , P.O. Box 168, 1 GENERALMANAGER-Collegegrad., 1 TOUR DIVISION CH IEF - High school L O T 005 I 524. AND CONTAINING AN AREA OF 748 MISCELLANEOUS 803, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 233- NO. Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-6267 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,500 per grad.,. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $ 1,600 £ u n c M a x 0508/234-6819 (10/14)W/09209. month. SQUARE METERS. MORE OR LESS. AS SHOWN ON THE (10/14)W/2974. 13 LAUNDRY WORKERS-High school -$2,500 per month. Contact: KASHO EN TER P R ISE INC. DIVISION OF LANDS AND SURVEY’S OFFICIAL equlv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.25 1 EXPEDITOR (MATERIAL) - High Contact: CREATIVE TOURS dba AA WORK, Caller Box AAA 147, 4 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. per hour. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary M ICRONESIA, INC, P.O . Box 152 CADASTRAL PLAT NUMBER 2084/82. THE ORIGINAL OF Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 322-8282 experience. Salarv $5.20 per hour. Contact: TROPICAL LAUNDRY a $2.15 per hour. CHRB, Saipan, MP96950, Tel. No. 322- WHICH WAS REGISTERED WITH THE LAND REGISTRY (10/21 )W/3005. 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - LI NEN SUPPLY COMPANY, LTD., P.O. Contact: AMERICAN PACIFIC INC 7417/6839 (10/21)W/09279.______AS DOCUMENT NUMBER 14232 DATEDM AY14.1982.THE Stock up on lunchbox College grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Box 540 CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. P.O. Box 915, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. DESCRIPTION THEREIN BEING INCORPORATED HEREIN $4.65 per hour. No. 322-3077/78 (10/7)W/2932. No. 233-0471 (10/14)W/09218. BY REFERENCE. favorites before your crew Contact: TRANSAM ERICA CORPO ­ The Trustor has defaulted on payment of the Note secured by the RATION, P.O. Box 1579, Saipan MP 3 FLO RAL DESIGN ER - High school D ELIVERY MAN W ANTED 96950, Tel. No. 234-6834/7833/7631 Deed of Trust, and by reason of said default the Mariana Islands grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.00 PUBLIC NOTICE goes back to school (10/14)W/2970. per hour. F U L L T I M E Housing Authority issued its Notice of Default on March 4,1992. In the Superior Court of the Contact: DICTA TORRES dba BLOS­ LOCAL HIRE ONLY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mariana Islands Housing 1 ACCOUNTANT-Collegegrad.,2yrs. SOMS FLORAL/BRIDAL SHOP, P.O. Commonwealth of the Northern Authority w ill, on October 23,1992, at 10:00 a.m., at the office of the experience. Salary $900 per month. Box AAA 3248, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/ Mariana Islands A pply at N IN O 'S PIZZA in G arapan Mariana Islands Housing Authority, Garapan, P.O. Box 514, Saipan, Contact: PACIFIC ELECTRICAL 7)W/09141. SU PPLY, INC.. P.O. Box 2041, Saipan, Civil Action No. 92-1234 ask for T ony, the m anager. MP 96950, under power o f sale contained in the Deed o f Trust, sell the MP 96950, Tel. No. 235-3545 (10/7)W/ 6 COOK HELPER above described parcel of real property at public auction to the highest N o phone calls please. 09142. 6 (GENERAL) MAINTENANCE In the Matter of the Estate of 10/2·5-6-7-8-9(2989) qualified bidder, to satisfy the obligations secured by said Deed of 2 BEAUTICIAN - High school grad., 2 VERONICA SANTOS CASTRO, Trust. The minimum bid offer shall be not less than $87,000.00, total yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Deceased. amount due to FmHA loan and M IH A ’s expenses. ENGINEER Contact: AIDA L. GARONG dba MJ The sale shall be without warranty as to the title or interest to be EN T., P.O. Box 576, Saipan, MP 96950, NOTICE OF HEARING 1 PROJECT ENGINEER-Collegegrad., Tel. No. 234-6854 (10/14)W/09212. conveyed or as to die property o f the Deed of Trust, other than that the 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2,000 per NOTICE TO CREDITORS P a c i f i c l j % Mariana Islands Housing Author! ty is the lawful holder o f such Deed o f month. 2 COOK Contact: D AIEID EN KICO .,LTD .,Caller Trust. The purchase price shall be payable by cash, certified check or 2 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT - High To: The Heirs, General Public and I s l a n d s Box AAA 3022, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. cashier’s check and shall be paid within 72 hours from time o f sale or school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Creditors of the decedents, or of No. 235-3003 (10/14)W/09214. $2.15 per hour. their estate. partially financed by or through M IHA depending on the succesful Contact: GLORIA DLG. SABLAN dba C l u b s a i p a n bidder’s repayment ability. Minimum downpayment shall be twenty- Quality Bread Products G!-GI’S FUN FOR ALL, P.O. Box 2119, CONSTRUCTION You are hereby notified that fivcpercent (25% )of the highest bid amount. Maximum financingtcrm Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 233-3464 Francisca C. Charfauros, of Saipan, (10/7)W/2929. IM M EDIATE OPENING for the balance shall be ten (10) years. Pocket Bread WORKER commonwealth of the Northern The Mariana Islands Housing Authority reserves the right to reject (Pita) 1 CARPENTER 1 DRESSMAKER Mariana Islands, has petitioned the any and ail bids and to cancel or extend the date, time and place for sale 1 MASON 1 COMMERCIAL CLEANER SuperiorCourt of the Commonwealth FRONT OFFICE CLERK (JAPANESE SPEAKING) 1 PAINTER of such property. Any prospective buyer must be a person authorized 5 SEC U R ITY GUARD - High school of the Northern Mariana Islands to BELLHOP, HOUSEKEEPING, CLEANER, Saipan Loaf 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school grad., 2 grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 by the Constitution and laws of the Commonwealth of the Northern beappointed as administratrix of the yrs. experience. Salary $2.25 per hour. per hour. estate of Veronica Santos Castro. PBX OPERATOR, Mariana Islands to hold title to real property in the Commonwealth of Tuturam Pan de Sal Contact: FRANK DLG. CAMACHO dba 1 ADM IN ISTRATIVE A S S T . - High V.C. ENTERPRISE, P.O. Box 1595, The attorney of record is Edward TRAVEL CLERK, CONCIERGE (JAPANESE SPEAKING) the Northern Mariana Islands. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Manlbusan, of Salas and Manibusan, Dated this 9th day of Sept., 1992. Spanish Bread Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 322-1262 $800 per month. (10/14)W/09211. whose address is P.O. Box 1309, /s/Iuan M. Sablan 2ACCOUNTANT-College grad., 2 yrs. HOTEL EXPERIENCE PREFERRED BUT NOT REQUIRED experience. Salary $5.19 per hour. Saipan, MP 96950. The hearing on Executive Director Submarine Sandwich 2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. Contact: NICOLAS T. REYES dba the petition of Francisca C. Charfauros experience. Salary $900 - $1,575 per Mariana Islands Housing Authority SWANSON'S INTERNATIONAL EN­ Is set for October 27, 1992 at the month. & French Bread T E R P R IS E S , P.O . Box 31 CHRB', Superiorcourt of the Commonwealth 1 DRAFTER - College grad., 2 yrs. ex­ COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN ) Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 235-3606 perience. Salary $1,050 per month. of the Northern mariana Islands, at Other Bread Orders Please Call: (10/7)W/2928. MARIANA ISLANDS ) ss. 1 QUARRYSUPERVISOR-HIgh school 1:30 p.m., or soon thereafter as the ESJTETICA grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salry $700 - matter can be heard. All interested On this 9th day o f Sept., 1992, before me, a Notary Public in and 1 DRESSMAKER - High school equlv., $1,915 per month. parties should appear at this hear­ SKEV AlYD ¡VAIL CARE REALTY SALOX for the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, personally 234-3793 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15-$4.00 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - Bread Products are now available at the following stores: per hour. ing. appeared Juan M . Sablan, duly authorized representative for the Mariana High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. has Joeten San Vicente, Susupe, Chalan Plao, Hafa-Adal Contact: JESUS B. YUMUL dba YCO All persons having claims Islands Housing Authority, known to me as the person whose name is Shopping Center, Six-Ten Store, PL Store, Christine Minii-Mart. Salary $3.00 - $4.00 per hour. CORPORATION, P.O. Box 932, Saipan, against the deceased, or her estate, POSITION AVAILABLE Payless and other stores. Contact: CONSTRUCTION a MATE- subscribed to the foregoing NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER OF MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-9805/7425 (10/ areherebyrequiredtofllethelrclaims R IA LS U PP LY INC. dba CMS, P.O. Box Full or Part time SALE IN DEED OF TRUST, and he acknowledged to me that he 7)W/2934. with the clerk of courts within 60 609, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234- Local Hire Only executed the same on behalf of the Mariana Islands Housing Authority. 1267/68 (10/7)W/2933. days of this publicati ■■■), or the claim IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have set my hand and affixed my 1 MARINE SPORTS SUPERVISOR - will be barred. A copy of your claim Chamorro speaking preferred High school equlv., 2 yrs. experience. official seal the day and year first written above. 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school grad., 2 should be sent to Salas and Salary $1,000 - $3,600 per month. NIEVES S. TOMOKANE Younis Farm, Dandan Heights yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Manibusan. Contact: ANTONIO T. CAMACHO dba Contact: TASI TO U RS & TRAN SPO R­ Pleae call 234-3030 or 234-5050 Notary Public P.O. Box 231 Saipan MP 96950 TATION, INC. P.O. Box 1023, Saipan, Done this 1 st day of October, 1992 A SM ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box 926, Is/ Bernadita Sablan Inquire within Tuesday thru Sunday · 10 am to 10 pm Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands Tel. 234-3793/0862 Kagman, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. Nd. MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-6434 (10/7)W/ Deputy Clerk of Court My Commission Expires on die 9th day o f Jan., 1993. 234-6259/6039 (10/14)W/2975. 2931. ______IV7 to 20(3006) 10-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1992 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-11 EEK & MEEK® by Howie Schneider CROSSWORD PUZZLER C hina offering new

ACROSS 39 Exist Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 Succulent 40 "The sixth part of fruit sense” P 1 TH EN EW ER 5 Dip and throw 42 Hard" A D 0 RE DE LE VE business incentives 44 “— Nation" 9 — WE EA G L E В 1 DE Foreign Investment Administra­ owned companies have relaxed, constrictor 46 River In BEIJING (AP) - Foreign compa­ 12 Toward Siberia s A 1 R E AD s L nies and joint ventures may be tion o f the trade m inistry, as say­ the paper quoted Tong as saying. 48 Gifts shelter M 1 SI S 1 L ES A W ing the government is consider­ It was an unusual remark. Gen­ 13 Sicilian 50 Men given more freedom to sell their 53 Name for R 1 P S R E T s' NО ing loosening a range of restric­ erally the government argues that volcano AN L 0 T S E A 0 R products in China and convert 14 My Athena tions on foreign-invested com­ foreign-funded companies have Children” 54 Southern 1 T E D 1 T S E ND their earnings to foreign curren­ 15 Mammal blackbird N 0 TAT R 0 P HY cies, an official newspaper re­ panies. No timetable was given. much more autonomy than state allied 55 Running Investment conditions for for­ companies and that this is the to minks 57 Declare RA T 1 L E E A R ported Monday. 17 Negative 61 Encountered ME ALE P 1 СS N A The China D aily quoted Tong eigners have worsened even as reason for their better economic GARFIELD® by Jim Davis 18 Falsehood 62 — beer END ARV N 1 TY government controls over state- performance. 64 Lamb’s pen E A Yizhong, deputy director of the 19 Jog D EEMS E N R ES 21 Lawmaker name ANP TMEN NEXT YEAR I EXCUSE ME, CHARLIE BROWN. 23 Pursued 65 Devoured 10-7 © 1992 United Feature Syndicate I'M NOT YOUR 27 Astaire ID 66 Ash or fir M alaysia plans THINK OPR TEAM CAN.. UJHAT WERE YOU 5AYIN6? 28 Evaluated 67 District in 2 Rubber tree Asia Citicorp president S W E E T 8 ABBOO;/ 29 Be III Germany 3 Meadow 9 Love song 4 Pounding 10 Mixture Toyota sets eyes to retaliate 31 "Major — DOWN Г - г г - г :------l ï ï j 34 Spielberg Instruments 11 Danish alien 1 Handle 5 Underneath measure against A ustria quits as bank sees 35 “Desk —" clumsily: 6 Near 16 Worn away 37 Vigor: colloq. colloq. 7 Hostelry 20 Hyson or on aircraft m art 8 Country of oolong for tim ber label 22 Preposition By Michael Hirsh Even the most optimistic ap­ earnings of $100M W KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia 1 2 3 10 11 23 Liberate praisals don’t liken the commuter 24 Grains ( A P ) - M a la y s ia p la n s to re ta lia te By Rob Wells “Mr. Braddock chose to re­ i* TO KYO (AP) -In 1933, Kiichiro aircraft m arket’s potential to the 12 25 Army off. against Austria for requiring sign after concluding that his 26 Short swim Toyoda decided his father’s old mega-dimensions of autos. And 30 Rents tropical timber products to carry NEW YORK (AP) - Citicorp best contribution to the recov­ 15 I” loom manufacturing business Shimada admits Toyota is very 32 Encourage special labels, Prim ary Industries President Richard S. Braddock ery o f Citicorp’s momentum has r 33 Lairs needed a fresh product line. interested in the technical cross­ PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz 36 An O’Neill Minister Lim Keng Yaik said resigned suddenly on Monday, been realized and, accordingly, Thinking autos looked promis­ overs between building small air­ 38 Gratifies M o n d a y . an unexpected move by a man he wants to pursue new career THAT'S THE BIGÛE6T SLINGSHOT craft and cars, such as aerody­ 41 Courteous ing, the meticulous Toyoda laid Lim added that at an agricul­ I'VE EVER SEEN, 43 Period of n a m ics. once considered as a future opportunities,” the statement the groundwork by opening a ture ministers ’ meeting next week time “ W e would like to rely on a new chairman of the largest US said. 45 At home driving school. in Bandung, Indonesia, Malaysia breed of engineer to use aircraft banking company. “Rick’s contribution was to 47 Exist Four years later, he was ready would ask its partners in the As­ 49 Make happy fo r c a r d e s ig n ,” he sa id . Later, C iticorp said it expects the growth of the consumer 50 She’s to hang a new sign over the front sociation o f Southeast Asian Na­ Still, such is the auto giant’s to report earnings in the range of business,” Citicorp Chairman remembered door: Toyota M otor Co. tions to jo in in the action. 51 Dillseed fe a rso m e re p u ta tio n th a t its plans dlrs 80 m illion to dlrs 100 m il­ John Reed said in a statement. Hisamitsu Shimada relishes The other ASEAN countries 52 Classify are already raising eyebrows in lion for the third quarter, a dra­ “He has been an important part 56 Neither that story because next April, are Thailand, the Philippines, In­ 58 Guido’s high some U.S. aviation circles _ even matic improvement over a loss of the senior team during his Japan’s biggest auto manufacturer donesia, Singapore and Brunei. note at mighty Boeing. of dlrs 885 m illion during the 59 Inlet A ll of them export tropical tim ­ turnaround. W e are sorry to see plans to open a flying school. Some worry that Toyota even­ 60 Sailor: ber except Singapore and Brunei. third quarter of 1991. him go and wish him well.” ¿Л(Л ιο-Τ colloq. And Shtmada, chief of Toyota’s tually could pose a greater threat Singapore however, re-exports Banking analysts were caught Citicorp spokesman John M. 63 Faroe Islands fledgling aviation section, hopes than M itsubishi Heavy Industries, whirlwind Malaysian and Indonesian tim ­ off guard by Braddock’s resig­ Morris said Braddock was not STELLA WILDER it w ill help nurture a new market manufacturer of the famed Zero ber to the international market. nation, which came after the available for interviews. _ this time filled w ith eager pilots fighter of W orld W ar II and most Lim said Malaysia might re­ close o f the financial markets. Braddock had been president rather than motorists. recently, m inority co-developer YOUR BIRTHDAY Citicorp issued a three-para­ since January 1990 andhadonce FIND THE WORDS. THE NAMES Shimada’s dream: to build the of Boeing’s 777 widebody jet­ quire special labels on such items graph statement saying the 50- headed Citicorp’s consumer K i d S p ® t ™ OF THE P ICTURE CLUES ARE Model T of small aircraft _ an lin e r. as Austrian dairy products. He year-old Braddock, a 19-year banking operations in Europe. HIDDEN IN THE SQUARE. CIRCLE EACH WORD, GOING ACROSS, affordable prop plane for com­ Aviation remains one o f the few gave no details o f what the labels veteran o f the bank, resigned as Raphael Soifer, banking ana­ DOWN OR DIAGONALLY. muters. By the late 21st century, high-tech industries where US m ig h t say. By Stella Wilder LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - What — but that may change today. It's im­ president and a bank board lyst for Brown Brothers lie envisions mass producing companies m aintain a distant lead Malaysia has been protesting begins as a disappointment today is portant that you are adaptable. member effective immediately. Harriman and Co., said he had Born today, you are rather self-ab­ likely to prove otherwise before the “hybrid” heli-cars with retract­ over Japan, thanks in part to the against a new Austrian law that GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - No successor was announced; no immediate explanation for sorbed and find it difficult to focus on day is out. Your powers are There are pitfalls which lie before you able rotor blades built into roof US Occupation, which shut down requires products made from events and developments which do not increasing. the bank’s management team Braddock’s departure or the today and threaten more than this racks that would enable them to Japan’s aircraft industry after tropical timber to be labeled as directly concern you. You have what it SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - day’s success. Anticipation is w ill assume his responsibilities. e x e c u tiv e ’s p la n s. takes to be highly influential in the Some fun and games are in order to­ required. leap over Japan’s notorious traf­ World W arn. such. world at large, but you must learn to day, but you must know when it is time CANCER (June 21-July 22) - fic jams or anything else. give up a certain amount of egocen- to get back to business. You'll find it much easier today to be TUR tricity if you expect to find a welcome SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) КE Y “You can see now the sky is frank, sincere and straightforward place in the minds and hearts of oth­ — What you most want today is likely very clear,” the 49-year-old throughout the day. W H ALEG ers. You have a fine mind, and you to be most elusive — only because former auto engineer says, ges­ know how to grapple with the most you’re .>at cross-purposes with LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Your turing out his window far above complex of problems with remarkable yourself. seemingly frivolous and fun-loving ex­ T G В ALL success. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - terior belies a deep concern for what Tokyo’s congested streets. For Where relationships are concerned, You are expecting to be offered one is going on around you today. E 0 В E N P now, the company is edging qui­ you may feel as though you are an ab­ thing today, but you are likely to be of­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - You etly into aviation technology with ject failure — inept, lacking in confi­ fered something else even better! may feel as though you’ve gone as far N AI L L T dence, and wholly undesirable. The AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - as you can at this time. The fact is, a budget far humbler than fact is, however, that you have that You may feel as though you are fight­ you’ve not yet reached your potential. T T T U V L Shimada’s dreams, much as special something which will no doubt ing a losing battle today, but in fact Kiichiro Toyoda began his car make you quite a catch in the minds of you're learning how to te a winner. those who are doing the pursuing! PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - For your personal horoscope, business cautiously by experi­ Don’t be so hard on yourself! What is expected of you today may lovescop«, lucky numbers and menting with tiny engines Alto born on this date are: June surprise you — but you should be able future forecast, call Astro*Tone mounted on bicycles. Allyson, actress; Janies Whitcomb to come through with flying colors. (95s each minute; Touch-Tone Toyota is designing piston en­ Riley, author. ARIES (March 21-ApriJ 19) - You phones only). Dial 1-900-740-1010 To see what is in store for you to­ may have to face some unexpected and enter your access code num­ © 1992 Uniled Feature Syndicate. Inc 7/2-inch stripes. 1950, for the first time, an American TODAY’S WEATHER: On this day in Stripes and corps device are of gold o M arianas GVariety, “We are just starting the first tank crew crossed the 38th parallel,in 1737, a furious cyclone in the Bay of embroidery. grade of elementary school _ Bengal caused a major disaster at the Poland was the first communist Korea. building engines,” Shimada said. mouth of the Hooghly River near Cal­ state to receive most-favored nation ______234 -9 271^ TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: James Whil- cutta, India, as its 40-foot storm surge ♦ m rlo 1 nrm c frnm thp nnilPfi The rest o f the strategy “ is inside m y head.” 12-M ä RIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1992 SPORTS Edberg loses Pirates, Braves in rematch No. 1 ranking By Alan Robinson be reminded of the past two play­ t o C o u r i e r ATLANTA (AP) - Pittsburgh offs, when Bonds had no RBIs in Baseball Standings Pirates’ Barry Bonds is hoping to 13 games and the Pirates got zeroed By The Associated Press - SYD N EY, Australia (AP) - breakout of his postseason slump out in the big games. They lost 2-1 Stefan Edberg arrived in Aus­ Tuesday when his team matches ononehitin 1990’s decisive Game AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE tralia on Monday to receive the wits with the Atlanta Braves in a 6 in Cincinnati and were shut ou t at news that he had lost his No. 1 National League playoff rematch. home in Games 6 and 7 in ’91 after East Division East Division tennis ranking to American Jim The Braves _ one run short of taking a 3-2 series lead in Atlanta. W L Pet. GB Courier without either player winning the World Series last year “We’re going to be better,” the W L Pet. GB hitting a ball. _ will start John Smoltz, Steve Pirates’ Jay Bell said. “The way we x Toronto 96 66 .593 - Edberg also has slipped below Aveiy and Tom Glavine against played down the stretch, we’re x Pittsburgh 96 66 .593 - Pete Sampras of the United Pittsburgh, which was shut out in ready for the playoffs. W e’ve Milwaukee 92 70 .568 4 Montreal 87 75 .537 9 States, who has achieved his its last three home games of the ’91 played great, solid, consistent, highest ranking ever at No. 2. Baltimore 89 73 .'549 7 playoffs. steady baseball thelastnine weeks.” St. Louis 83 79.512 13 The Swedish player is in But, this year, the Pirates _ not But the playoffs last just seven Cleveland 76 86 .469 20 Australia for the $1.1 million the Braves’ Big 3 _ enter the play­ games or fewer, not nine weeks, Chicago 78 84 .481 18 Sydney Indoor championships, offs with a streak, winning 42 of and that’s why Braves manager New York 76 86 .469 20 New York 72 90 .444 24 where he isdefending champion. theirlast56.TheBraves’ hotstarters Bobby Cox is taking one huge Detroit 75 87 .463 21 This is the fifth time that the have won just three times among gamble by starting right-hander Philadelphia 70 92 .432 26 No. 1 spot has changed hands them in a month, the bullpen is John Smoltz (15-12) in Game 1 Boston 73 89 .451 23 this year in rankings that are cal­ questionable with Alejandro Pena against the Pirates’ Doug Drabek W est Division culated weekly based on results outandKentMerckerhurting.Mike (15-11). Drabek’s 1.16 post-sea­ over the previous year. Stanton is only healthy Braves’ son ERA in one of the best in NL W est Division This week’s Australianlndoor left-hander reliever to counter the history. W L Pet. GB fallsaweeklaterthanlastyearon Pirates’ left-handed strength of Smoltz beat the Pirates twice in W L Pet. GB the ATP tour calendar so the 240 Bonds and Andy Van Slyke. last year’s playoffs, but is 0-2 x Oakland 96 66 .593 - x Atlanta 98 64 .605 - computer points Edberg earned So the National League’s first against them this season. Also, by herein 1991 dropout. Minnesota 90 72 .556 6 playoffs rematch since the Dodg­ starting Smoltz, Cox allows Pitts­ Cincinnati 90 72 .556 8 By contrast, Courier and ers and Phillies met in 1977 and burgh tostartits strong leftlianded- Chicago 86 76 .531 10 Sampras had few points to lose 1978 just might not be an instant hitting lineup _ Alex Cole in right, San Diego 82 80.506 16 from the week. Neither of the replay of the pitching-dominated Mike LaVallierecatching,Orlando Texas 77 85 .475 19 new top two are playing this week Houston 81 81 .500 17 1991 series that featured three 1-0 Merced at first, Bonds and Van California 72 90 .444 24 but Edberg is unlikely to make games. This one might be an Slyke _ that was 70-34 against San Francisco 72 90 .444 26 up any ground on them as the Oktoberfest of hitting. right-handed starters. Kansas Gty 72 90 .444 24 Swede is defendingthe304points “We won’tsteal this series,” said Why not Avery, who pitched 16 Seattle 64 98 .395 32 Los Angeles 63 99 .389 35 he won by taking the Tokyo In­ Terry Pendleton, last year’s NL shutout innings in last year’s door title a week after the Sydney Most Valuable Player. “If we don’t playoffs, or Glavine, a 20-game x-w on division title x-w on division title event. beat them, they’re not going to beat winnerwho’s4-0againstPittsburgh Edberg had reclaimed the No. themselves again. If we win it, it this season? Especially when the 1 spotfromCourierwhenhebeat will be because we earned it.” Game 1 starter might start three Sunday's Games Sunday's Games _Sampras to win the US Open title “That’s in the past,” Bonds said times in the series? “Smoltz has Boston 8, New York 2 , last month. of the Pirates’ ’90 and ’91 prob­ pitched great lately, but I really Pittsburgh 2 , New York 0 The Swede was philosophical lems. “We don’t live in the past.” couldn’t lose,” Cox said. “I’ve got Baltim ore 4, Cleveland 3 ,1 3 innings about the ranking drop. The Pirates are the first team to three good guys to pick from, and San Diego 4 , Atlanta 3 ,1 2 innings “That’s the way it goes,” he win three consecutive NL East titles Smoltz has been the better of the Toronto 7, Detroit 4 said. “There’s nothing I can do since Philadelphia (1976-78), but San Francisco 6, G ndnnati 2 ,1 3 innings three lately by a little biL He’s M innesota 6, Kansas Gty 0 about it. those Phillies never madeitto what healthy and strong.” St. Louis 6, Philadelphia3 “I still have a chance to get Pirates General Manager Ted Glavine isn’t Oakland 7, M ilwaukee 1

back to No. 1 by the end of the Simmons calls “the Grand B anana” One of just two NL 20-game Chicago 3, M ontreal 2 Texas 9, California 5 year and that’s important to me. _ the World Series. winners, Glavine (20-8) still is re­ I don’t know if I can do it. Pittsburgh also doesn’t want to covering from a cracked rib. Seattle 4, Chicago 3 Houston 3, Los Angeles 0 Lemieux signs $42M Toronto, Oakland start playoff

By Ben Walker begins. The rest are long gone; out Oakland, although it appears Juan ofTorontooroutof the game, and Guzman has the edge. deal with Penguins In 1989, when the Blue Jay s were TORONTO (AP) - The Toronto have been replaced by the result of PITTSBURGH (AP) - Mario Pittsburgh and I want to be part of Blue Jays and the Oakland Athlet­ an aggressive strategy of making wiped out in five games by Rickey Henderson and the Athletics, the Lemieux on Monday became the it.” ics meet Wednesday for the first trades, signing free agents and de­ rotation was completely different. highest paid player in hockey, Lemieux’s record-setting con­ game of the American League veloping young players. playoffs, and their lineups show Dave Stieb, now injured, started signing a seven-year contract with tract will pay him nearly twice what Other cl ubs have tried to do what just how quickly baseball is the Blue Jays have done. None, twice and was joined by Mike the Pittsburgh Penguins worth any other player in the NHL is changing. though, have been more success­ Flanagan, Todd Stottlemyre and about S42 million. making. Philadelphia’s Eric These same teams met in 1989 _ ful at changing players without Jimmy Key. Announcement of the deal was Lindros, who will face the Pen­ but virtually all of the players have changing the winning results. Even though Toronto is the only made by the Penguins on the occa­ guins on Tuesday night in Pitts­ changed in three years. “This is a better team than we team in the majors with 10 straight sion of Lemieux’s 27th birthday burgh, signed a six-year deal worth Toronto’s starting game in 1989 had back then,” manager Cito winning seasons, a streak that in­ $21 million earlier this year. and on the eve of the National included: Fred McGriff, George Gaston said. “We certainly have cludes four A L East champion­ Hockey League season opener “I guess we just gave Mario his Bell, Tony Fernandez, Lloyd more power, and our pitching is ships in eight years, the Blue Jays Tuesday night. birthday present Monday,” said Moseby, Mookie Wilson, Lee better. But, it’s not at all the same have never advanced to the World “It was a great birthday present,” agent Tom Reich, who negotiated Mazzilli, Nelson Liriano, Ernie team we had.” Series. Lemieux said. “ I’m excited to be in the deal with the defending Stanley Whitt and Kelly Gruber. Jack Morris will start the opener “ People have labeled us chokers Pittsburgh for the rest of my career. Cup champions. Recognize those guys? for Toronto and be followed by and I know (Milwaukee manager The ownership is dedicated to Lemieux’s contract replaces the Only Gruber will be on the field David Cone. Gaston has not an­ Phil) Gamer said a couple of times, putting together a great team in final two years on his five-year, Wednesday night when Game 1 nounced who will pitch Game 3 in

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