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CONGRE~SMAN Lewis F. tunity to compete for market Payneisplanningtore-introduce share, the statement said. I a bill which will prohibit the use HouseResolution6082wasin­ of the "Made in USA" label and troduced by Payne just before denyorreducetheduty-freeprivi­ Congressadjournedlast year. At II lege of goods produced in the that time, he promised that he NorthernMarianasunless thelo­ would re-introduce the legisla­ cal minimum wage is raised to tion once the new Congress con­ the prevailingfederal rate and at venes. least 50 percentof direct labor is "My legislation was designed suppliedbyCommonwealthresi­ toprovidetheNorthernMarianas dents. ample time to begin to deal with "The bill I am introducing this labor abuses, including the ex­ weekis identicalto my bill in the ploitationofthe textileindustry:' last Congress:' Payne said in a he said. letter toResidentRepresentative Babauta, in his statement, said \ Juan N. Babauta Tuesday. "It is he had kept Payne posted on the not punitive,rather it attempts to workoftheMinimumWageTask \ reconcileinconsistentlaborstan­ Force created by Governor dards between the mainland and Lorenzo 1. Guerrero and the the Commonwealth." progressof abilltoraisethemini­ Payne, who is from Virginia, mum wage by 30 cents a year representsadistrict wheretextile until itreachesthecurrentfederal REPRESENTAnVEStanleyTorres (second fromleft)pointstosource ofspring water in KannatTabla. With and garment manufacturing are rate of $4.25 per hour. i him are Rep. HeinzS. Hofschneider (left) and Speaker Thomas P. Villagomez. importantto the local economy, In his letter, Payne said he was ,i according to a statement from: encouragedby the recommenda­ I Babauta's.office. He has previ­ tionsof the task force and the I Senate co three ously said he wanted "a level movementof the wagebill in the '~ playingfield" so workers herep­ Legislature."However,I believe judges'appointments resentscanhave an equal oppor- more must be done:' he said. By Rafael H.Arroyo Senate Committee on Executive achievement He isreadyto move Postmaster went Action andGovernmental Investi­ up to the position of presiding TIIESenateconfirmedonWednes­ gation said in a report to Senate judge:' thecommittee said. day the appointment of Superior President Juan S. Demapan. "His " "His record as prosecutor with to Jakarta,copsays Court Presiding Judge Pedro M. unique combination of publicand theAtterneyGeneral'sOfficecould . By GaynorDumat-ol longerhadjurisdictionoverthe Atalig as associate justice of the private legalpractice provides him compete asoneof thefinestin the case. Supreme Court to replace Jesus C. withvaluable insights and knowl­ Commonwealth." POSTMASTER Jim Millet, As far as'the Postal Service Borjawhoresigned lastmonth. edgenecessary for the post." Castrowas the CNMIAttorney who wasreported missing,left Office is concerned, however, The senate also approved the Atalig has been chief judge of General from 1986to 1989, when SaipanJan, 29 for Jakarta, In­ Milleris still missing. promotion of Associate Judge the trialcourt since November of he waspromoted to thebench. donesia,police said yesterday. Postmaster'I'ony SanNicolas Alexandre A. Castroas presiding 1991. Prior to that, he was in pri­ The vacancy in the lower court ,WiththediscoverytheCrimi­ of Maui, who'was sent by the judge and theappointment of Ed­ vate law practice for five years whichresulted from Atalig'spro­ nal Investigation Division PostalService's Honolulu Di­ ward Manibusan to the Superior starting May1986untilthetimehe motion was filled up by Edward closedthe missing person case visionto assistmail operations. Court appointed judge. Manibusan. concerning Miller,PoliceChief in Saipan when Miller disap­ "We are in unanimous agree­ "This bodyhasexamined Judge Manibusan served as assistant AntonioReyes said. peared,saidin aninterviewhis menttoconfmnMr.Ataligasasso­ Castro's experience andnotesthe Reyes said investigators no ecntlnaed on page 2 ciatejusticeof thehighcourt,"the nominees's impeccable record of continued on page 2 AG disqualification stays; Guerrero to hire ownlawyer THE SUPREME Courtyesterday cationtorepresenttheCUCexecu- dismissed an appeal on the dis- tivedirector inthecaseispending. qualifIcation of theAttorney Gen- The Supreme Court dismissed eralascounsel forCommonwealth theappeal because, ithasnojuris- Utilities Corp.Executive Director diction on the appeal. RamonS. Guerrero in a criminal "Wedo nothavejurisdiction to complaint for contempt entertain this appeal at this time," Minutes after the decision, according to the decision penned Guerrero showed up forhis initial byChiefJustice JoseS.DelaCruz, appearance before the Superior and Associate Justices RamonG. Court, with two private lawyers - Villagomez andJesusC. Borja. James E.HollmanandGuam-based TheSupreme Courtsaiditcould DavidLujan. decide on an appeal onlyifit con- Guerrero will be arraigned on cerns a fmal judgment, order or March 10. decision. Hollman willtemporarily repre- According totheSupremeCourt, COMMONWEALTHUtilities Corp. Executive DirectorRamon S. Gue"ero (left), with counselDavidLujan sentGuerrero whileLujan's appli- continued on page 2 and Representative Herman Palacios beforeGuerrero's appearance in courtyesterday. I Ne(;Js:pa~ =--bzcb I pac ___~ --=-_,J FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1993-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-3 ~·m. Senate•.,.' i:postIhaster.~~ · 'T\.Jaeat,..I. .1' ent offoreignJ.4 L I ,.." '" continued frot'hpage 1 'CorltlrUJSdfrom" page 1 Yoshida leavingto take , attorney general from 1983 to1986, .offlce has not heard a wordfrom ',: p~o, including three years aschiefofthe Milletasof yesterday afternoon. · . 0··man·.und'e·',·r . be" AG's Criminal Division. " CIDinvestigatorshaveverified up post inNewMexico .:.:.:.:::::.::;.:.;;:::;:::::::;;.";:.::::::;.::;:-:::::';;:':::"": W He served as director of public that Miller boarded a Japan Air- safety from 1986 to 1989, thenas ill . Attorney General untiI1990. Then linesflightonthe29toJakartavia HOTEL Nikko general manager Investorsin the tourism indus­ THE OFFICE of the Attorney contacted by a member of the .m e aliens subject to detailed hewent intoprivate practice. Japan. He was also bookedon a Toshimi Yoshida will leave try andthegovemmentmustwork General hasconfirmed thatitwas public at approximately 8 p.m. immigrationarrival inspectionor At the timeof his appointment, Feb. 9flight back to Saipan, as~ Saipan early next month to togethertoimprovetouristfacili­ investigating possibleirregulari­ on Feb. 14. At that time the detentionpendingexclusion. Manibusan wasa seniorpartner in SanNicolassaid thePostalSer- sume a higher position in New ties on the island,Yoshida said ties in the treatmentof an alien Attorney General requestedthat Becausethismatteriscurrently theSalas-Manibusan LawOffice. vice was still trying to confirm Mexico. He also stressed the need for femalewhosoughtentryintothe theimmigration shift supervisor under-investigation, the Office While inprivate practice, hewas Miller's arrivalin Jakarta. Yoshida said in an interview other members of the local com­ Commonwealth as a touristover on duty.at the time to make a of the Attorney General cannot chosen to become a special pros- PostalInspectorDevinHallre- Wednesday his position at the munitywhohavenot realizedthe in th'e'CNMI . 1:\..:1, d,portedMiller's disappearance to the past holidayweekend. preliminary inquiryintothismat­ "makeanyspecificcommentother ecuto r ' vs. ~en an I~i hotelwould betakenoverbyYuzo value of the tourism industry, to the CNMI vs.Flores cases,obtain- the police Monday after Miller Takano, general manager for Acopyof a statementreceived ter and reportback to the Attor­ . thanconfirmingtheexistenceof ingconvictions for bothcasesbe- failed to,report to the office for '_:~'i extend more courtesy to foreign by fax Wednesday did not iden­ ney General for-further possible NikkoHotelin Narita. visitors. a formal investigation and the fore ajury.;aoouttwo weeks. The outgoinggeneral manager tifytheforeigner or theimmigra- . action:' chronologyof thecomplaintsre- Manibusan holds adegreeofjuris ',Miller's'landlord inSaipanalso Saipanwillalsobe moreattrac­ will also be vacating the presi­ tive if it has facilities to promote tion officials involved. On the , DuringthemorningofFeb.15, ceived by this office. doctor from Gonzago University ,noticed thatthe postmaster was 1 dencyof theHotelAssociationof the island's culture, like muse­ TheAttorneyGeneral's Office' Law School inSpokane. missingand likewiseplanned to same day, the Variety reported the Attorney General was con­ theNorthern MarianaIslandsand ums. the experience of Blaney tacted both by a member of the and the Immigration Service "His resume speaks fOr itself. file a missingperson complaint. ; hismembershipintheGovernor's IfSaipancontinuesto improve Calumba, who came to Saipan legislature and the immigration stress that it is our firm policy Mr.Manibusan possesses thenee- Hallsaidin anearlierinterview Council of Economic Advisers. e~ facilities fortourists, visitorsfrom Saturdayto be withher husband chiefregardingthe samematter. thatalltravellertotheCNMIwill qualifications to sit in the that Miller did not say he was l Yoshida, who has been in ., trialcourt bench, so we recom- ,leavinghispostpriortohisdisap- I Japan will keep on visiting the Sunday, Valentine's Day. She At that time, the AttorneyGen­ . ,be, treated courteously ~P; ac~ . .. .mend..his-confirmation before the" pearance;'" Saipan for four years, said'he island, also because it is nearer was allegedly held by immigra­ eral assigned additonal staff to cordingtoestablishedprocedures Senate," thecommittee said. A· car rented by Miller from 1 wouldassume thepositionofvice than other destinations, like Ha­ tion authorities for two days. assistintheinvestigation intothe designedto protect their dignity Meanwhile, the Senate also Auto Motionwas retrievedfrom president andgeneralmanagerof waii. '\1...,.': HotelNikko in NewMexico,the On Wednesday morningRep­ factual circumstances ofthismat­ and prevent claims of irregular confimed theappointments ofCom- the parking lot'of the Saipan in- i ' Yoshidasaidhe wouldmisshis WE'RE ALWAYS BUSY resentative Pete P. Reyes ar­ ter. The purposeof the investi­ actionsby governmentofficials, munity andCultural Aff~ 1?irec- ternationalAirport aftera woman r largest among the 33-member friends in Saipan. "I have made the statement said. Allegations t~r Eleonor~. J?ela Cruz.Civil Ser- caller claiming to be a friend of j, Nikkohotel chain worldwide. lifetime friends here. Saipan is BAKING BREAD. ranged a meeting between gation is to determine if there ~ .. .. vice Commission member Juan Q. " "I wanted to stay as long as like my second native country," Calumbaand representatives of wereanyviolationsofCommon­ o~ devlau~ns from this policy m, Guerrero who will serve the Millertold the rental agencythat Our bread's baked fresh every few hours. \, possible," Yoshida said. he said. ' In fact, all our ingredients are fresh-from the Attorney General. wealthlawodNOregulations or Will be quickly and thoroughly remainder of theterm ofFrancisco thecar was at the airport Nikko's general managers are Yoshida saidduringhis leader­ cold cuts to free fixin's. investigated and remedied by 'Chong,andMariaT.Pangelinanas The Postal Service Office is The statementsaid the matter deviations from prescribedINO re-assigned every three years. ship, Nikko Saipan garnered Whichever Subway sub you choose, we originallycame to the attention policy guidelines arid standard means of appropriatecorrective member oftheMPLC boardrepre- askinganyonewhohas informa- Yoshida had overstayed for one Tashimi Yoshida awardstwiceasbest hotel among make it fresh-inside and out. oftheAttorney Generalwhowas procedures in the handlingoffe- action. senting women. tiononthe whereabouts ofMilIer year. dallygolfcourses,shouldbebuilt to call the post office in Chalan the Nikkochain - in 1989 and in Ashiswayofsayingthankyou on the island,he said. Kanoaor the police. 1991. for his nice stay on the island, With about 400,000 visitors Helikewisesaid Nikko Saipan Yoshida saidhe would give sev­ from Japan last year, Saipan enjoyed "very good profit and eral tips that would help keep shouldhaveatleasttwomoregolf MMCBLDG. AG••• revenues"underhis leadership. CHALAN KANOA contInued from page 1 Japanese tourists coming to courses ataratioofonegolfcourse Prior to Saipan, Yoshida was TEL. # 235-7051 Saipan. for every 100,000Japanese tour­ assigned for three years at the theAGmaystillfileanappealafter TRANSPACENTER. i, the lower court has made a final More tourist facilities, espe- ists, Yoshida said. HotelNikkoGuam. (GLD) MIDDLE ROAD judgment op the contempt com- GUALORAI plaint. ' Keep Saipan CleanAnd Beautiful TEL.235-2255 Guerrero was chargedwithone count of criminal contempt last month for refusing to tum over ~;:: to.~~,!!~.QU,~·e~- SMT 1 2 The 'Supreme Court cited the Febrnarf 789 CNMI versus Hacinto case, on which the high court ruled that 14 15 16 basedontheCommoowealthCode, it wouldonlyhavejurisdiction on J -J& ena of the month ~ale an appeal made aftera [mal deci­ :ll;lll~II!!§l!!!!ifllWISmwlm~~~~~%i'::'mm:E0.':W.l:Wjifi:Wm't.M __::mm:~M:mw.ffim:~m:'WM~ill>W$;~~~MmW~ sionhas beenissuedby thelower court "We have jurisdiction to ~~~~e~;!.~;~?!~fe.ts ~ hear 1:· thisappeal onlyif thetrialcourt's .llCeLI/;na~o~ disqualificationoftheAGisafi.nal and Coordinating Bedroom Accessories judgment ororder,"thehighcourt opinion says. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES The Supreme Court likewise denied another appealfiled byAs­ Qo sistant Attorney General Jerry ';:;".co .••••••. Mesenbourg asking for a suspen­ Bedspread sionoftheproceedings inthelower Twin Set Twin court Mesenbourg argued during a $19.95 $44.95 hearing Wednesday thatproceed­ Decorative Mirror (36 X 54) ingsin the lowercourtneed to be Full Set Full suspended pending appeal of the disqualillcation. $29.95 $54.95 -----" $199.FA100 The Supreme Court said that Refrigerator 30" Electric Ceramic Table Lamp while itistruethatthe disqualillca­ Queen Set Queen tionoftheAGmeansthatGuerrero 5 cuft Range with clock will not have the benefit of the $36.95 $64.95 $79.pair FA150 AG's counsel duringtheproceed­ $259. $519. Ceramic table Lamp ings, the issue can be reviewed King Set King afterfinal judgmentby the lower (ideal for apt or den) court 16 cuft $49. pair FA151. 'The issuemay bereviewedaf­ $39.95 $71.95 ter[mal judgment, and,shouldthis Twin Bed court determine at that time the $649. trialcourterredindisqualifying the (good value) Attorney General, then defendant , 23 cuft ,Ill' maybe go anted a newtrial-with theAttorney General as his coun­ sel." Queen Bed $895 Electric Dryer Beach Road, Chalan Kanoa ThearraignmentofGuerreroand (best buy) Tel. 234-7313,7490 thehearing onLujan's application $449. Open Monday- Saturday 9:00 - 6:00 would bemadeon thesamedayto speedup theproceedings. (GLD) No CreditCard Purchase on Sale Items - 4-MARIANAS VARIElY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-FEBRUARY 19, 1993 FRIDAY,FEBRUARY 19,1993-MARIANAS VARIElY NEWS AND VIEWS-S

TherecentestablishmentofaCommission onHumanRightshereraises a lot of questions,includinghow muchmoney wouldbe spent to defray expenses relating to its creation and even more importantly: Is this i I commission a necessity? It seemsthatthe establishment of thisoffice is predicated not so much upon problems with alleged slavery here as discussedatlengthin theJuly '92 OversightHearingsinWashington, but -Snake-free, prostitution-free OVAL more so to accommodate a friend of one of the governor's special WE'RE LOOKING assistants who needs money to return to school to work on his masters FORA FEW GOVERNMENTS and communities have always program. STRAIGHT MEN," OFF~E Mind you, slavery isn't at issue here nor have we experienced any been against prostitution. The fight against se~ for systematic atrocities inflicted against any group or race of people who pay has been as old as the so-called oldest profes­ workintheCNMI. Itis(slavery)an issuethatwasblownoutofproportion U.S. MARINES by thenationalmediawhich,I havebeenprivileged to learn,originatedin I \ I• '.' I' • '. sion itself. When people started to govern them­ theU.S.DepartrnentofLabor. I have alsolearnedthatpeopleattachedto selves by law, the law became the frontline weapon thisofficeconfessedof beingquotedwhentherenever wasan interview ~" ~~'" against prostitution. in the first place. Thus, it is an issue concocted by the U.S. Labor '\"~~:'.~ in Department to fan a controversy its favor. ~ ~ ~ Many modern governments, however, have found Allegations of slaveryneverexisted. Itis an issuepredicatedonsalary out that outlawing sex for pay only drives its practitio­ disputeswhichruncontrarytoU.S.FairLaborStandardAct. Wehaveno jurisdictionbetweenan employeeand its agent in mainlandChina. It is ners and eager clientele underground, increasing a sovereign countryto whichwehaveno business meddlingwhatsoever. the danger of sexually transmitted diseases, includ­ Butthishasbeenrectifiedthrough thecourt. It isnowhistory! Sowhat's at issue today? Slavery? It is no one's fault but foreign workers who ing the dreaded AIDS. decidetolivein theirownfilthybarracks. It's acleandwellingwhenthey Thus, some countries, instead of prohibiting pros­ firstoccupy it Whoseresponsibility isit to keepitclean? The employer titution, sought to regulate it. Specific areas, espe­ or employee? Whatotherblatantabuseofhumanrightsdowehavethatcriticallyneed cially in countries which thrive on tourism, are desig­ attention? Inequitiesin theminimum wage? True! Buttheconsideration nated as red light districts where prostitutes are of thisissuemust be takencautiously lestit wouldbe counterproductive Tan proposes meeting with Babauta JACK ANDERSON and MICHAEL BINSTEIN forthefragilebutlucrativegarmentindustry here. Thisindustryfuelsthe allowed to provide sexual service for pay. One ad­ localcofferswithover$30Millioninrevenuegeneration. Whowouldfill Dear Editor: We arepleased tolearn thatyou present you with our perception vantage is that health authorities are able to monitor thevoid?TheU.S.Congress? Isn'tthisalternative a bittoogloomygiven Attached is our letter to the will be in Saipan for a few weeks of how our companies can work WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND CNMI Resident Representative sometime this month. Please let people with high risks of infection and potential thenationaleconomiccondition? Therefore, whoseeconomicinterestare handinhand withtheCNMJcom­ wetryingtoprotectfrompermanentruin? Thinkand thinkhard because to the United States, Mr. Juan N. me take this opportunity to per­ munity to promote its social and sources of sexually transmitted diseases. Regis­ it's vitaltoknowwhosefateisatrisk-someone'soverinflatedegoorour Babauta, which is self-explana­ sonally extend an open invitation economic outlook in the coming tered commercial sex workers can be required to economic well-being? tory, and which I request you to to you and to your staff to meet years. Finally,it wouldseem tome therefore that there's truthin the fact that publish in the next issue of your with me and my staff regarding undergo regular medical examinations, fortheirown Due to the unique relationship Forfeiture programbecominga cash cow the establishment of the Commission on Human Rights rests in the newspaper. some of the issues affecting the thattheCNMIhas withtheUnited and their clients' benefit. assertionmentionedearlieron. Theexpenditure ofsome$400,000forthis Would appreciate your confir- garment industry in the CNMI. WASHINGTON-The lure of Through civil forfeiture, law drug dealer. States, we understand theneed to commission is indeed a wasteof taxpayers money! mation. We would like to-have an open Women leaders have lobbied for the passage of easymoneyis threatening to tum enforcement agenciesareallowed Copeland acknowledges prob­ explore all avenues'to ensure that Many thanks. discussion of the questions that the government's war on drugs in *** we work in harmony with each Public Law 8-14 or the Anti-Prostitution Act and on toseizealmostanyassetsuspected lems state and local forfeiture Thisis anelectionyear. Thegubernatorial racebringsforthan obvious Is/Benigno R. Fitial youmayhave in thehope that this into a high-stakes bounty hunt. of being linked to criminal con­ programs,and his office recently other. The issue of the garment Tuesday it was signed by Governor Lorenzo I. query: WhowillitbeinNovemberof '93?--orWho willNOTbe in '93?" Special consultant willhelpanswersomeofthepend­ industry can easily be resolved It's called the asset forfeiture duct.Iflocalpolice make the sei­ issuednew guidelinesforofficers _I haveheardmuchaboutFroilanC. Tenorio's candidacyas ripe for the L & T Group of Companies ing questions you may be facing Guerrero. The goal is to make the Northern Marianas program. It's the reason why an zure,theykeeptheloot. Iffederal for the betterment of the CNMI to use in asset forfeiture. "The. toppost. Maybe. Nevertheless, the gentleman has workedso hard to try as well as help us in your role as assistant prosecutor in New Jer­ agenciesare involved, the assets lawwascreated to make sure that j community if we are allowed to to capture themost covetedseat in publicoffice. He's canvassedevery a major tourist destination without prostitutes. TheHonorableJuanN.Babauta our spokesman and representa­ present to you all the information sey tools around in a forfeited aresoldanddividedamonglocal, there was not a disincentive to conceivable socialand family functionat the grassroots level. And this Enforcement ofthe new law's provisionsto achieve f Resident Representative to the tive in Washington, D.C. pertaining to the industry and if yellow Corvette, and why the stateandfederal authorities. Some seizingmoney,"he explains."But .' my friendsis a goodstartwhereyou establishrapportwith theelectorate United States In addition, we would like to this goal is the next important step, and it will deter­ Denverpoliceforce exercises on property also gets earmarked for who can catapultyour intentionsinto fruition. we aregiven thechance todiscuss tosuggestthatthese guysarerun­ 2121 uR" Street, N.W. giveyou a comprehensive update weight-lifting equipment seized prisonconstruction thedrugczar's Froilan hasa mind of his own and has takenpositionson vital issues some ofth- questions thatmay be mine whether the CNMI chose the most effective ning amok on a national level is Washington, D.C. 20008 of improvements with respect to from a fitness studio. officeandmanagementexpenses. . bogus." For federal law enforce­ of concern to you in particular. continuedon page12 Dear Mr. Babauta: our OSHA requirements and way of dealing with prostitution, a way that has failed "If the locals (police) have a Since 1985, the Justice Depart­ ment agencies,he argues that the continued on page12 in other countries. . guy with a ton of marijuana and ment has reaped nearly $2.6 bil­ windfallis toonegligible tomake If enforcement succeeds, we should see fewer no assets versus a guy with two lionfromtheprogram,withsome a difference. joints and a Lear jet, I guarantee $600milliongettingplowedback Informants, who are often women coming from the Philippines supposedly to you they'll bust the guy with the toindividual federalagenciesand promised a cut of the value of work as waitresses, ending up selling their bodies Lear jet," a senior official with a billiondollarsto state and local assets seized in their cases, are here. Nightclub managers should make less money the US Customs Service toldour police. alsoenjoying apieceof theforfei­ associateDeanBoyd."It'sabusi­ In additionto their own forfei­ ture gold rush. Some federal in­ because customers will no longer be able to take ness for them. But the problem tureprograms, stateandlocalcops formantspocket up to $250,000, women out for the night by paying "bar fines." Small is, you can't just take the geta shareof thefederal windfall or25percentof thevalueofseized hotels, motels and inns should see a decline in smuggler'scheckbook.Youhave if they assist with seizures. property,creating temptations to togetthewholepackagethedope, Though asset sharing was de­ furnish false information. When revenue as "short-time" guests stop coming. the criminal and the money.n signed to foster cooperation be­ coupled with overzealous inves­ All of these we have to see. The Anti-Prostitution To the government, asset for­ tweenthe agencies,some say the tigators, the results can prove di­ feiture is an innovative way of profit motive has begun to inter­ Act is a good law and we hope it sLicceeds in making sastrous. ,!-qckingcriminalswhereithurts fere. Explains Charles Intreago, Take thecaseof DonCarlson,a l the Northern Marianas not only snake-free but also themost-in their pocketbooks. editor of the Miami-basednews­ vicepresidentat AnacompInc., a prostitution-free. "Ifwehave the Cali cartel losing letter, Money Laundering Alert: Fortune 500 company based in rd 100pounds of cocaine, they can "State and local copsget stars in San Diego, Calif. Last August, replace it at 15 cents on the dol­ their eyes, and more will try to Carlson was critically wounded lar. But if we seize $10 million, latchon tobigfederal cases to get afterCustoms agents, actingon a theylose$lOmillion," saysCary a piece of the pie. Meanwhile, bad tip, stormed his suburban H. Copeland, director of the Jus­ who's solving the neighborhood home late one night in search of tice Department's executive of­ rape and murder cases?" drugs. Carlson, who believed he fice for asset forfeiture. Sometimes the profit motive was being robbed, exchanged Buttoa growingchorusof crit­ and law enforcementcombine to gunfirewith Customs agents.He ics,theprogramhas becomesuch produce tragic results.Sourcescite wound up spending six weeks in a cash cow that law enforcement the shootingdeathof Tommy De intensivecare. Nick Legaspi Editor Member of agenciesare shifting their priori­ La Rosa, a 100year veteran of the No drugs were ever found in Rafael H. Arroyo Reporter ties in the drug war-especially Fullerton, Calif., police depart­ Ma.Gaynor L. Dumat-ol Reporter The his home, nor were any Associated prI'§s atthestateandlocallevels."We're ment,at thehands of drug smug­ charges ever filed. On Jan. 28 'r: gettingcashoff thestreetsinstead glers in 1990. At the time, six the informant who provided of drugs. Since when is that the differentpolicedepartmentswere P.O. Box231, Saipan MP96950-0231 the tip was indicted for pro­ e 1993, Marianas Variety priority in the war on drugs?" vying to lure thetraffickersintoa TeJ. (670) 234-6341/7578/9797 All RightsReserved viding false information to Fax: (670) 234-9271 saysRep.JohnConyers,D-Mich, $4 million cocaine deal. De La federal agents. Carlson has chairman of the House Govern'; Rosa was killed in an ambush filed a $20 million claim mentOperations Committee. while working undercover as a against the government. II ;. !".'. ' 11." , _. :', '...... '~~~""'Q"""~'''''''_.''...... ------...------.._IIIIiIIII_...... ·'··, ..... I I 1",.~ ~

FRIDAY, FEBRUAR,Y 19, 1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-7 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-FRIDAY-FEBRUARY 19, 1993 i1, 1993 phone DENNIS J. O'SHEA • ATTORNEY AT LAW· books show Weill do A GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW NMIbeauty INCLUDING MICRONESlANTelecormnunications everything corporation's(MfC) 1993phonebooks • CRIMINAL LAW • BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS arrived in January, decorated with a col­ • LABOR/OSHA • LAND MATIERS lage of photos showing the people and LOCATED IN THE TRANSPAC BUSINESS CENTER beautyofourislands. Thecollage, bylocalphotographerJack except carry MIDDLE ROAD, GUALO RAI. Hardy, illustrates MfC'smotto: "invest­ M-F 8:00 AM-5:oo PM 235-3355 ing in the Qualityof the CNMI." Larry Lee'swinning entryforthebackcoverisa SAT 8:00 AM-12:00 NN 256-4100 [after 5) colorful underwater photoofaclownfish, your suitcase taken at WingBeach. 'The 1993 phone book shows how But II you take us with you, weill do that tool much the CNMI has grown," said Roy Morioka, MfC vice presidentgeneral Excellent servlce...that's what makes usunique. It Is our .,. manager. "We now have nearly 13,000 business to make sure your trip goes as smoothly as lines in service, compared to less than :.....;:,.,' FOR THE BENEFIT OF !{to possible, and we do it with a smile. Our friendly staff is 10,000justtwoyears ago." PACIFICA Insurance, generalagentforPacifjc ~arden Lif9.lnsurance of Honolulu, yesterday presented a' I·J · TheMTCphonebookcovers Saipan, e.: $50,000 e!Jeck to ¥rs. Martha C. .Saptos, widowof Alfred.Santos, chairman of Saipan Stevedore Corp., fluent in English, Japanese, Korean, and THE GENERAL PUBLIC, Tinianand Rota. The white-page direc­ ~;:." representing benefits from agroupliff!Insurance. Presentdunng thecheckpresentation ettneSSCchairman's Taga/og...they're happy to show you our extensive toryincludes anexpanded FaxDirectory, office are(from left):Clarence Tenotio, ssesecretary, treasurer anddirector; JoanGuerrero representative travel information library and help you plan everything TelexDirectory, andgcvemmentlistings. \i ofPacifica Insurance; Jose e. Tomokene, ssepresidentanddirector; Mrs. Santos; andJoha~nes Taimanao, A famous Jazz Group from Japan, Itnumbers 101 pages,comparedtoonly71 ssegeneral manager. for your trip from airline tickets to hotel reservations and pagesjusttwoyearsago. Theyellow-page car rentals. And after that's done, we'll even deliver directory has148pages,compared to 118 your ticket to your home or office. pages in 1991. Nearly 500 companies advertise in MTC'sphonebook. NMC opensAdult Education Week We d do everything. That's why we're here. MfCcustomersmaypickuptheirphone THE ADULT and Continuing from 10 a.m. to noon and, later NMC Land Grant Home Ec~ books, which are free, from the MfC 010UR ANo.,. CustomerServiceCenteronMiddleRoad Education Unit of Northern from 1-3 p.m., thedemonstra- nomics kitchen from 103 p.m. Thursday with visitors invited to .l.O~~ ~ ~4v~ Presents a inChaIan Lau Laubetween8:30a.m.and MarianasCollegewillopenAdult tions will be held at the Joeten- ~ ~ < 5 p.m, Monday through Friday. Busi­ and Continuing Education Week Kiyu Public Library. sample the food prepared. }: WORLD TOUR & TnAVf I nesses or government offices thatneed a To wrap up Adult and Con­ O"OP" ~ c>",~" with a variety of video, slide and Local vendors will display a '10,,£ ~ ~~,,~ tinuing .Education Week and SA\~A1l11'~ larger numberofbooksmaycallaheadto book displays and brochures on varietyofcomputerhardware and $$/OIlAL Tel: 233-3600 \ 8 1 fREE JAZZ CONCERT 234-7143 or fax'the Customer Service Northern Marianas' College 233-3700 i ~_I Center at234-3403 andMTCwillprepare its program Monday in the stu- software Wednesday from 10 Month, all NMC faculty, staff 233-3800 ~ LIVE on FRIDAY themforyou topickup.Customerscanget dent loungefrom 10-11 a.m. and a.m. tonoon at thepublic library. andstudent groups will celebrate ~~ ~ February t 9, t 993, 8:30 p.m. aphonebookforeveryextension in their 1-2 p.m. That willbefollowed by a special Charter Day on Feb. 26, from 9 , office. • This Week's Special Package Trips A~ us a~ut On tuesday, the Adult Basic demonstration ofcomputer skills a.m. Charter Day 1993 Will ~ *' at the Ifyou faxyour request (Attn: Joanne Education Program will hold a learned by children participating mark the college's .12th birth- • RIVer Rafting .. DL. Guerrero or Pat Robert), be sureto 5 DAYS ••• in BALI ••~ HAFADAI BEACH HOTEL include yourname, company or depart­ book give-way from 10 a.m. to in Community Services Program . day; it was officially created by ·: BALI 4 NIGHTS -....: mentname, contact pOOne number, and noon at the Joeten Shopping youthcomputerclassesfrom3:30 executive order in 1981. FIESTA HALL. the amountof books requested, Faxed Center in Susupe, your chance to ~ 4:30 p.m. in Room W-1 at the Song and dance presentations • Aslow as $750.00per person/Double Please ask for • requests received by 8 am. anyworking pick up free instructional materi- As T~rlaje campus. demonstrating the culturaldi­ • Occupancy Connie, Vicky • day(M-F) willbereadyforpick-up bythat : Includes: RoundTrIp Air Fare. Hotel. or SUnny • Reservations is not required but space is Have·a HappyHolidays als for your ownuse. "Ihere will A 'hostof home economics . versity of NMC's students will DallyBreakfast & more _ .. -. • afternoon. ~ CustomersinRotaandT"mianmaypick be 'demonstrations of .arts and .' skills such as cooking and sew­ highlight the day along with the ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.. I llmitedon sale of different ethnic foods. up theirphoneboob at the localMfC Please·Don'tDrink craftsat the nearby AgirigCenter' ing will be demonstrated at the r, . ~ .., -: '~'" ,.. ;" . = '" .- FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS. office. In Rota, you can callor see Ana Quituguaat532-3599, 8:30a.m.-12noon, andDrive andl:OO-S5:00p.m. InTmian,callEdwin Fbes at433-Ol10. M!!akabaYan~ turons Pilipino Parang luto ni Nanay. SorrY Po, Hindi tayo Fast Food. Fast Service naman.

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Sinigang na SUgPO Pameano w/ Tausi Sinigang na Bansus Shrimp Halabos Sinigang na BaboY Frank Tudela Shrimp Rebosado Tinolang Manok Shrimp Guinatan Pesanglsda Sweet and Sour Lapu-lapu Lumpiang Shanghai Bistek (Pinoy StYleJ Lumpiang Prito Beef Caldereta Fresh Lumpia Sweet and Sour Shrimp Pinakbet Tom Aguon PAIRERE#l~ TOYOTA egoldan :J.obstQr ~Qstaurant Sa tapat langpong Salpae-Grand Hotel, Susupe MICROL CORPORATION Tel. 234-7658· BukasAraw-araw • ttarn-zprn ~ spm-topm SAN JOSE 234-5911 Richard Jones r------r-=--- ...... •.i------, \' . ~ 8-MARlANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-FEBRUARY 19, 1993 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEws·9 Hillblom accused ofdefraudingcourt Customs acquires more .. . . ~. .. .' .';- ,.... :: . ~. ~ . ATIORNEY Theodore Mitchell panel to hear the appeal of that ing confronted Hillblom onDec. to the appellant," the motion senting a plaintiff in an Ar­ yesterday Special Justice Larry case:' 7. to. disqualify Hillblom says. ticle 12 suit against the busi­ L. Hillblom of defrauding the MitchellbelievesHillblomdis­ "I believe his refusal is an ad­ Hillblom's alleged impar­ nessman and special justice. drugdetection skills Planning a Supreme Court cussed ex parte (with one side or missionthatmy accusationswere tiality, according to the mo­ On Aug. 12, 1992, Carmen GOVERNOR Lorenzo L Guerrero Mitchell made the allegations one-sidedly)the substanceof the true," he said. "Hillblom knows tion, might also be questioned K. Olopai and other members yesterday warned drug traffickers in adeclarationfiled insupportof tax with lawyers for both sides thatlbelievethathehasdefrauded by a person who knows "of all of her family filed an Article drugsthattheCommonwealth'sdrug trip abroad? a motion to disqualify even when the appeal was stilI the Supreme court and he knows the conflict which exists and ;\2 suit against Hillblom and enforcement agencies are ready to Hillblomfrom actingasspecial pending. that I intend to expose him as has existed" between the spe­ three others. meet them with the most modem Send for a free forecast on currency rates justice in an appeal by Mitchell "I confrontedHiIIblom withmy soon asI have solidenoughproof cial justice in his private ca­ On Jan. 12, 1993, the Supe­ techniques in drugdetection. and travel tips for the country of your choice. Yesterday, sixtrainees graduated andco-counselJeanneRayphand suspicions and the detailed basis of his wrongdoing." pacity, and Rayphand and rior Court disqualified from theCustoms Service Narcotic Name ------.". _ for client H.O. Lee Inc., in con­ of them, on Dec. 7, 1992," Because of then, Mitchell said Mitchell. Mitchell from representing the DetectorDogTrainerCourse, apilot nection with a land leasedispute. Mitchell said in his declaration. he believes Hillblom "harbors The motion quoted Circuit Article 12 suit action against project conducted by the CNMI Address Tel. _ HiUblom allegedly pushed for On Dec. 9, Mitchell said personal ill-will and animos­ Judge Alvin B. Rubin as say­ Hillblom and company. Customs Service in collaboration City------~- State-- Zip-__ the filing of a complaint in 1990 Hillblom disqualified himself ity" towards him and his law ing, "Purity of heart is not On Jan. 18, Mitchell filed no­ with the Pacific Insular Regional asking the SuperiorCourt to stop from further participation in the office. enough. Judges' robes must tice of appeal to the Supreme Anti-substance Abuse Program ad­ Itinerary _ ministeredbythe Departmentofthe He said Hillblom "will do be spotless as their actual con­ Courton thedisqualificationand, the CNMI government from let­ appeal of the tax disclosurecase, Interior. ting thefederal governmentaudit "despite thefact thatthecase had whatever he can to harm" duct." on Jan. 28, plaintiffs moved for "This training course raises our the local tax system.. long since been under submis­ Mitchell and his law office, According to Mitchell, he and stay pending appeal. .:~ readiness level another notch. Let I I tax sion.". including Rayphand. HiI1blom"had agreatdealofcon­ On Feb. 12, Hillblom filed Whenthe casewasappealed, Iq thewordgo out thatourCommon­ I I Mitchellsaidhehas"good reason Hillblom's decision to dis­ "Special Judge Hillblom is tact" starting in July 1985 until motion todismissSupremeCourt ! wealth isnoteasy. Wehavethe most I Clip this ad and mail your itinerary to: I to believe" that Hillblom "ma­ qualify himself in the tax disclo­ disqualified from participa­ August, 1992. appeal of disqualification order. modem techniques at our disposal. neuvered to get himself on the sure case, Mitchell said, "was a tion in this appeal because of The acquaintance soured Hillblom's answer to that mo­ Weknowwearetargeted forcontra­ ~~~rr:~~YC;:~ices, Inc. : bandandthatdrugdealers think the :II direct result of (Mitchell's) hav- personal bias against counsel when Mitchell started repre- tion is due today. (GLD) . I White Apple Building I CNMI is aplacetoimport or trans­ I P.O. Box 9579 shipdrugs. We'rewaiting forthem," " Tamuning, Guam 96931 : Guerrero saidduring graduation cer­ L Tel. 671-646-9220 MV ~ emonies. The seven trainees, sixof whom . arecustoms officers, were trained to handle sixspecial dogs brought into the CNMI from Holland and form SPEC/ALL Y trained dog finds box where a small amount of crystai customs' K-9 Unit which aims to methamphetamine wasplaced during a demonstration by theK-9 Unit FOR RENT .' ,'" detect illegal drugs upon entry into of the Divisionof Customs yesterday. theCommonwealth. Onni, who also trained the Cus­ monwealth." 3 ·BEDROOM, 1 BATI1~DOM' -, Thedogs, mostly of the Alsatian toms dog handlers for a period of Yesterday's ceremonies were and Mallinois breeds, arespecially fourweeks, saidthedogs wereready highlighted by actual demon­ '. HOUSE .. ", trained tosniffanddetecteven smaIl to work after four weeks of rigid strations of how the dogs oper­ 4 ',' " • I quantities of crystal methamphet­ practical exercises performed with ate. One dog was made to walk amine "ice,marijuana, cocaine and their specific handlers: through a row of cardboard FENCED YARD. WATER TANK & heroin, however cleverly concealed ''The dogs are an added mecha­ boxes one of which has three they are inbaggages orin persons. nism forustocombat thedrug men­ grams of ice. After sniffing on PUMP. SPLIT Ale UNIT. STOVE. FRIG. ''Theseare highly-sensitive pas­ ace-asthisassures customs ofmore some of the boxes, he sat in DINETIE. LNING ROOM FURNITURE sive response dogs, which means capability todetect these illegal sub­ front of one of them. True they won't bite people or destroy stances attheportsandpostoffices," enough, theboxcontained theice. $800 PER MONTH baggages. Once they detect drugs said Lt. Col. Edward C. DL. In another instance, another dog LOCATED IN KOBLERVILLE they instinctively sit down or show Guerrero, chief of customs. "Not was made to go through thecrowd signals to alerttheirhandlers of the onlyhaveweincreased thechances where one Customs employee's CALL TEL. 235-5263, 234-7519 presence ofdrugs," saidPeteOnni, a of detecting drugs in baggages but handbag was''planted'' with ice. The '}JI9 (004038) professional dogtrainer from Geor­ alsoonincoming passengers. Thisis dogsniffedatthebagandsatinfront gia specializing in police dog ser­ a major boostto our government's of theemployee. (RHA) vices out efforts atensuring a drug-free Com- ~. True· Colors ~

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',. ' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEws-!3 12-MAlUANAS VARIETY NEWSANDVIEWS-FRIDAY-FEBRUARY 19,1993 - , .-1 ~s Letters... continued from page 5 '~_. ~ '~ J.1- ••• contInued- frOm page 5 _...,__ <..._... ..__ '_ "__ JJ We do hope that you will take having a mutually beneficial in- which made him quite Unpopular with voters four satisfied with the lackof waterin theirpil es despite CUC urged to look the muchheraldedribboncutting ceremoi Lies of an­ timeoffyourbusy schedule to let terchange with you soon. yearsago. Butthemanissincereandisfarfrombeing othermajorwatervalvebeingopened. Well,thehuge us know when you might beable Sincerely, a politician. He's forthright in his viewswhichmay water valvesand pipes are there. But peoplein the to meet with us even on an infor- Willie Tan have also causedhim a majority. Would thosehe's villages havebutonequeryfortheincumbentadmin­ mal basis. We look forward to President turned-offholdhisviewsagainsthimoncemore? Or for water source istration: "Where's the water, Governor?". This he be able to turn the tidein his favor? Would he be question alonewillhaunttheGovernor Guerrero well REPRESENTATIVE Stanley T. He asked that the utility firm to "I havemade the landavailable able to muster the support he needs to attain his to his political death bed this coming November Torresyesterday revived a request check the possibility of gathering forthem. There iswater there flow­ political goal against an incumbent who has all the unlesssomeabsurdmiracle ofsortpopsupacrossthe he madeto Commonwealth Utili­ the waterinto a tank and use it to .ing andnotbeing putintogood use. resources but fmds a gaping rift among the GOP Time speak up augment water supply inthenearby to to I hope CUC would take it from horizon. And no measureof gentledeception either tiesCorp.morethana yearago ledaership? Youbethejudgeandtheonlyfmalarbiter fresh water in the hills of Kanat areas of Chalan Kiya, GualoRai, there," he said. could secure mileage when in fact people simply DearEditor: theWhiteHouse of thesequeries. Washington, D.C. Tabla. SanJose,Oleai, Chalan Laulauand Villagomez agreed that the can't fmdwatercomingoutoftheirpipes. I suppose Please printmy letter "I would like CUC to consider possibly Garapan. The incumbent governor came in four years ago the GOP has turned brinkmanship into a fme art. DearPresidentClinton: availability of thewaterin thearea declaring anall outwaronwater,powerandsewerrun /s(A.M.C going out there again and see if Ataboutthattime,CUCsentone should be explored. Perhaps this is one timewhenI ought to be the first I am writingto you to offer my by the now embattled CUC. Unless a miraclehap­ theycouldcollectwaterfrom there, ofitswater experts loaned from the "There's some water in there. one to offer my condolences to the incumbentbut Clinton viewsonthestatusofthepeoplesof US Geological Survey to get a pens, I am afraid, that his biggest war remains the President Bill put a reservoir; treatthe waterand Wecanputit inastorage container doomedadministration. the Northern Mariana Islands and divertit to neighboring communi­ sample of the water and sendit to andperhaps useit forcertainparts apparentfinancial messof CUC. Peopleare farfrom of Guamandother so call "insular ties so watersupply wouldbe en­ theU.S.G.S watertesting laborato­ I ries in Honolulu for analysis. of our island rather than lettingit areas" of theUnitedStates. I have .\ hanced," Torres said in an inter­ flow freely for nothing," he said. f, neverwrittento a presidentbefore. view. According toTorres, itwasfound that the water was clean but that "Every drop of water is impor­ MyfatherwasayoungMarinein . A group of lawmakers led by tant, especially sincewearehaving SpeakerThomasP. Villagomez and putting upa water project high in 1 1942inSaipan. He lived through thesitewasnotfeasible because of ahardtimewith water supply. Even thatexperience, unlikemanyofhis newsmen weretaken byTorresto theKanatTablahilltop ina Macaw the small amount of water avail­ smallquantities are worth explor- fellowAmericans. I liveherenow helicopter to the site were water able. , ing rather than going into waste," due to my employmentandI feelI wasfoundflowing from an under­ Yesterday, Torres saidhewould Villagomez said. I " R . CARPETING INC. .. ' '. . ." .. "~soh' am liberalin my politics. groundsourcein August 1991. dedicate afamily-owned portion of Representatives Heinz S. M CallerBoxPPP-647 Tel.:234-1153 , ·· 0'. However, today's Pacific Daily According toTorres, hediscov­ land in the vicinity of the water Hofschneider, Crispin DL. S Beach Road. Garapan. Fax: 234-6996 k , ~ Saipan. MP96950.USA Guerrero and Jesus T. Attao said .·.;'1\1: . .• ..: ....; ,ea s Newsreportingon the anticsofthe ered the mountain spring in early spring for the purpose of a water BEACH ROAD. GARAPAN ft Guamanian andCNMIdelegations 1991 after which he quickly told reservoir where the water may be another check on the mountain to Washington D.C.·to make yet CUCof his find. collected, treated and stored. spring is worth a try.(RHA) Free Estimates & Installation FI:RST ANNUAL more demands of the federal gov­ ernmentprompts me to write this HOT 'FUN IN THE SUN letterto you. . PUBUC NOTICE It isindeeda "timefor Change". _ In the Superior Court of the N~MITSUBISHII aEACHWEAR COMPETITION I have lived in Guam as well as Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana SAIPAN COCONUT Saipan. Bothofthesetinyspecks of Islands JI Miss Fiestan Niyog 1993" limestone half a world awayfrom Queen of the Coconut Festival, theUSmainlanduse UScurrency, CIVIL ACTION NO. 92-1666 '. ' use theUS postalservice,theFed­ W'inner will receive 2roundtrip eral Food Stampprogram and So­ In Re the Matter of: cialSecurity; In theCNMI,Article COMMONWEALTH LIMITED, INC., d/b/a tickets to Hawaii. PACIFIC RIM BANK XII of their "Constitution" states Respondents. Winning s~nsor wilf receive two that only indigenous personsmay ~ee hold title to land. (paraphrasing) Notice to creditors of order appointing weeks advertising since that law was passed, dozens Receiverfar Commonwealth Umited, Inc., .on Hot 98fm. of"indigenouspersons"haveleased d!b/aJ Pacific Rim Bank and specifying land,directlyor through subletting timewithinwhichcreditorsmustfileclaims. procedures andsubsequently gone tocourtanddemandedthattheland TO : ALL CREDITORS, INDIVIDUALS, Join ihe Fun Games bereturned to thembecauseit has ASSOCIATIONS, CORPORATIONS AND increasedinvalue,ortheyspentthe OTHERS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST and Beach Acnvities!!! COMMONWEALTH LIMITED, INC., d!b/ millionsof dollarspaid to them in aJ PACIFIC RIM BANK, SAIPAN, NORTH­ Beach Game Events Sponsored by: lump sum, or gambled it away in ERN MARIANA ISLANDS. the poker machines which dot the ,COConut Bowling.. islandof Saipan. Never mind that YOUAREHEREBY NOTIFIED that on _Coconut Tug of War, the party leasing the land has in­ January 15, 1993, Marty W.K. Taylor, As­ vestedvast sums of money in the sociate Judge of the Superior Court of the Coconut Bag-a-Ramo property. Inmanycases.thesesame Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Wheel Barrow Race CONTINENTAL Chamorropersonsarebuyingland Islands, entered an order appointing the • andpropertyintheUSwiththefull undersigned as Receiverofall the assets of Three Legged Race the Commonwealth Limited, Inc., d!b/aJ AIR MICRONESIA protection of US laws that they Pacific Rim Bank and requiring said Re­ Coconut Trashrun holdcleartitletosaidproperty. this ceiver to wind up the business of the bank behavioris ruining the one fledg­ in the Commonwealth of the Northern COConut Pushing Relay lingindustry in theseislands: tour- ' Mariana Islands. Bikini Coniest ism. IftheUS wantsto help these All creditors of the above corpora­ BUDWEISER deludedpeoplethentheUS should tion are required to file verified notice of It's exciting . teachthemnotochangetherulesin their claims within 60 days from the date of It's here . the middleof the game or no one first publication of this notice. It's NOW . willwant toplay. You are further notified that Com­ It's our GRAND OPENING, Thousands of thesenativeshave monwealth Limited, Inc., dfb/a Pacific Rim and we are so excited we've put Bank is in the process of being liquidated; access to the commissary food failure to file claim within the time speci­ every vehicle ON SALE! stores, the cheapestin the islands, fied will result in denial of said claim. We've got 2-doors,4-doors, on the US military bases. They First Publication: February 12, 1993 sportscars, trucks, whatever enjoytheprotectionof theUSmili­ Dated: February 12,1993 you like, and you can save Hyatt Regency tarywithnoexpenseto themselves as much as $2,OOO! other than the acreageof land re­ IslKENNETH L. GOVENDO ' It's OUR Grand Opening, quired to house the military base. Attorney at Law and you save money. Theycollectrevenues basedon US Receiver For Commoowealth Limited, Inc., d/b/a Pacific Rim Bank At TRIPLE-J MITSUBISHI, Internal Revenue taxcodesandre­ we're serious about putting our Beach Games tain all said moneys in their own customers first, so we want you government andthentheyapplyto to see for yourself. Come in today, SUNDAY the federal government under ev­ take a test drive, help us ery guise for Farm development celebrate and see that you can (whichneverdodevelop), scholas­ save as much as $2,000 FEBRUARY 21,1993 tic assistance and other programs on a new MITSUBISHI. generously provided by the gov­ Hurry in, sale ends soon! 'NOON • SUNSET ernmenttheyso loudlydecry. Withfiftyyearsgoneby,perhaps manyhaveforgotten the sacrifices h madetofreetheseislandsfrom the Pick up your Commemorative' "First Semi-Annua/ Japanese and it may betime to let Coconut Olympic Tank Tops goofthatbittermemory.However, Join the G~ji;TC: theUSrecord asconqueror, it must MITSUBISHI Located on BeachRoad.ln, COOlan Kcnoa,SALES" Tel. 3Z2-7467. Fax 322-5852 -//J~} YITSUBISHI be said, is pretty amazing. We Girl 'Scouts MOTORS PAQTS &~RVlCE (Lowerbe) Tel. ~7465

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.. ~ hasnoright to paSs l~ws ~hic~ run . college."lJuring that year I' met .Letters. exchange students from Iran, and America losing • • contrary tothesupreme lawsofthe A~('I~OA\5S (~i)~) (,0.,L1U. continued from page 12 United States. Further, it is not otherforeign countries whowere onfullscholarships,includingroom likely thatanyentity,beitan island ~. never abused but we did supply,' and board,spending money,books, 'moral authority' MAC CHALAN KIYA TOWN HOUSE feed, rebuild, in a lavish manner, inthepacific oceanorother, would and all necessities. I had to quit assist, aid,provide health care, and be able to call itself a part of the By Jim Abrams China and other Leninist states Exclusive Furnished Apartment .1M Cinema'· school after a year because there education. All these things were UnitedStatesofAmerica andcom­ "will onlyfeed thecause of radi­ High Quality and Urban Life BOX OFFICE OPEN 7:30 P.M. new,neverprovidedbeforebyany­ mitthehuman rights crimes, prop­ wasnosuchscholarship available WASHINGTON (AP) ­ calism." SHOW START 8:00 P.M. one, including Chamorros them­ erty crimes and other criminal toa UScitizen. I wastruly amazed Americaislosing"moralauthor­ However, Luttwak said most­ selves. Outofgrasshutsandhov­ abuses that these people want le­ and very angry that my govern­ ity" in Asiabecauseof itsfailure favored-nation status "should mentwas willing to giveaway to els they moved into concrete ty­ galized here. to solve economic and social becomemuchmoreconditional." foreigners (some ofthemwealthy), phoon-proof houses and entered Let's close US health service. problems at homeandits indeci­ Americans are not aware of the • ADDRESS: whatwouldnot provide tome. I the20thcentury, thanks totheCorps Let'sshutdownourpostalservice, sive policies toward post-Cold enormous leverage thattheUnited CHALAN KIVA SAl PAN, paidbackeverypennyof myloan ofArmyengineers andtheUSmili­ Food stamp program, Social Secu­ States has as China's biggest NORTHERN MARIANA plusinterest War ASia, specialists told law­ tary.. rity, allof it. makers Wednesday. market, he said. "We must not ISLANDS It's timetoaskthesepeoplewhat I suppose youwillneverbelieve TodayI see thesamething hap­ pening inthisplace,manystudents The Asian experts, testifying walk away from upholding our • EACH APARTMENT SIZE they want. they say they want that I am a liberal with all these 2 are beingseniat US'government beforetheHouseForeignAffairs visionof humanrights." 90.45m independence. Whynot give it to comments I ammaking. I amvery Committee, also criticized the HesaidthereleaseWednesday • BUILDING STRUCTURE them? Letscollectall their pass­ concerned about the women and expense toschools inHawaii oron themainland. I standinlineatthe Bushadministration forignoring of two prominent student dissi­ FERROCONCRETE ports; they haveno respect forbe­ children I see on thestreets of San Japan and warned the Clinton dents from the 1989 democracy TWO-STORIES Francisco andNew YorkandChi­ grocery store behind Chamorros ing US citizens. Let them issue administration against isolating movement, including WangDan, their own. Clearly they do not cago andLosAngeles whenIamin dripping ingoldchains andbrace­ • RENT FEE the US. I am desperately con­ letspaying for balesof food with China. was an example of Chinese at­ $ 900.00 IMONTH know that thousands would do tempts tomanipulate USopinion nearly anything tobecome USciti­ cerned thatabortion lawsshall not US food stamps. Because of the "TheUnitedStatesislosingits foodstampeconomy no onecares andcameabout"possibly because zen. They got handed' passports berepealed and that women have moral authority in thePacific as thatprices are triple whatthey are afterWWIT andwe all knowthat some control over their lives and many Asians conclude that the of thesevery hearings." intheUSandthose honestcitizens no one values what they get for their ownbodies. I believe every­ US is in decline, that it cannot .FormerPresident Bush vetoed oneshould livein a decentindoor paying witheamedcasharegetting solveits ownproblems, and that several attempts by Congress to free. Orperhaps wecouldbemore shafted. I watchland being bull­ fairandonlytakeGovernor Ada's facility with climate control and it is increasingly resorting to linkmost-favored-nationstatusto 9tn dozed withmoney loanedfromthe and GovernorGuerrero's passports sanitation and be able to eat de­ scapegoating others, particularly Chinese efforts to improve its 1 RENT I Farmer'sHome Administration to andthepassport ofBankofGuam cently and learntoread andwrite. Asians, for its own failures," tradeand setupfarms whichnever getplanted president A. Leon Guerrero and Beyond thatitsuptotheindividual. HunterCollege Professor Donald humanrights records. President allow those who respect the US When I wanted to go tocollege or tended and thentheloans fail. S. Zagoriasaid. Clinton campaigned against there wasnomoney for thatin my In both Saipan and Guam, re­ Bush'sChinapolicy, buthassince A\-\~HOA\:S (s-\I~-\N) ~O., L1U. andherlawsandprotectiontokeep ports and rumors abound regard­ "There is growing concern theirs. I will be withdrawing my family. I managed toapply forand toned down demands that China ing embezzlement, fraudandcor­ aboutAmerica'sstyleofleader­ TEL.: 234-9100 money from Mr. Guerrero's bank getafederal student loan.Withthe be punished for human rights ruption in the Guam and CNMl ship," Zagoriasaid,notinga per­ immediately. money I had earned in my high ception that the UnitedStates is violations. Someone needs to tell the "lo­ school days working afterschool I governments but nothing ever seems tocomeofthecharges. these "bent on lecturing otherson hu­ cals"that any State of the Union was able to get in one year of culprits continue to spitin theeye man rights even though its own of "Jose US Citizen" and make society has vast, unresolved so­ demands formoneyandprivileges cial problems." . EdwardLuttwakof the Center thathaveneverbeenapartof their ; "indigenous culture". for Strategic and International ! Ireadthisrhetoric inthenewspa­ Studies said Asians cite as ex­ pereveryday andits timetospeak amples ofAmerica's"moraldeg­ ~ up. It is also time for the US radation"those high-ranking of­ governmenttostopbeinga"patsy" ficialswhobecomelobbyists for tothesepeople, wedon'tneed these foreign businesses, often Asian, ~ islands strategically anymore. they afterleavingoffice.Theyseethis haveabsolutely novaluetoanyone failuretosafeguard thecountry's excepttheJapanese, andthat value economic interests as a sign of isbeingdestroyedbysewage, trash, weakness, he said. litter, laws which change at the Three of the four witnesses at drop of a hat, and drug related thepanel's hearingvoicedstrong crime. reservations aboutisolating China Thank you for allowing me to by removing its most-favored­ express myviewpoint nation trade status, which pro­ Sincerely, v '4 lsiAnna Marie Cancumpa videsitthelowtariffrates enjoyed 1992 NISSAN MAXIMASE 1991 NISSAN NX 1600 COUPE byalmostallUStrading partners. 00 Terminating thatstatus "would 00 $8,995. do great damageto the interests $18,495. . C# 70-10-91 Surprised of peoplewe wouldprefernot to C# 178-01-93 :: - ..'. . GOOD U$ED C.RS·· . '.' harm"and"weakenourstrategic at complaint position in Asia by leading to a Moodshown with optional equipment COLOR CASE NO. VHCL. DESCRPT. Dear Editor: confrontational relationship be­ 107-02-92 1989 NISSAN MAROON I haverecently heard in the lo­ tweenPekingand Washington," PICK-UP, 4WD cal media complaints made by a said HarryHarding, a Chinaex­ 1991 MERCURY KING-CAB person from a certain foreign pert with the Brookings Institu­ ~$9995·00 country concerning theirhandling tion. SABLE LS DARK 2,495.00 171-11-92 1989 NISSAN by Mr.SandyCepedaandIrnmi­ 00 HARDBODY PICK-UP GRAY Kenneth S. Courtis, a senior ith These OPtions----,------, $12 895. 2WD grationChief Mafnas. I am sur­ economist with Deutsche Bank 6# 69-06-91 prised to hear it. Capital Markets in Hong Kong • 1.6 Uter DOHC 16 valve 110 horsepower engine 100-03-92 1990 NISSAN SDN GRAY 3,495.00 I would like to takethis oppor­ and Tokyo, said there was no SENTRA,2DR tunitytoexpress my appreciation exampleof a country becoming • 5 speed manual overdrive transmission to the above two parties. Ire­ more democratic when living VEHICLE DESCRIPTION COLOR VALUE 152-09-92 1991 NISSAN 240SX MISTY 8,995.00 • Air'conditioning CASE NO. centlydealtwithbothMr.Cepeda standards werefalling - a likely 1990 NISSAN HARDBODY BLACK $7,495.00 FASTBACK BLUE 25-08-91 andchief Mafnas concerning the outcome of a trade war with • Power steering PICK-UP, 2WD 149-08-92 1991 MERCURY MOCHA immigration problems of a for­ China. AndZagoriasaidisolating 8,495.00 • AM/PM radio cassette 28-09-91 1991 NISSAN NX COUPE, 2DR AZTEC RED SABLE LS4DR SDN FROST eignfriendfromthesarneforeign 72-12-92 1991 NISSAN HARDBODY AZTEC RED 10,995.00 • Tricot cloth seat trim 162-10-92 1991 TOYOTA BLUE 9,495.00 country..although there were in­ PICK-UP, 4WD PICK-UP, 4WD MICA deed some minor immigration Pageant group • Carpeting 134-02-92 1991 NISSAN PATHFINDER CHAMPAGNE 14,995.00 problems involved.thernatterwas WAGON,2DR BEIGE 177-01-93 1992 NISSAN BURGUNDY 16,995.00 successfully resolved in few postpones • Full wheel covers 22-06-91 1991 FORD LTD CROWN TWILIGHT 13,495.00 MAXIMA, weeks. during thattimeI'found orientation • And much more . .. VICTORIA Blue 4DR SON bothMr.SandyCepedaandChief THE NORTHERN Marianas Rodney T. Cabrera 136-05-92 1992 NISSAN MAXIMA, WINTER 21,495.00 . 180-01-93 1990 TOYOTA WHITE 6,995.00 Mafnasextremely courteous, co­ 4DR SDN BLUE PICK-UP, 4X4 Beauty Pageant Association operative andconsiderate. In fact, (NMBPA) said yesterday the I could not personally imagine pageant briefing/orientation ~~ JOETEN MOTOR COMPANY INC. better treatment. scheduled forFeb.20attheHotel What bothers me is the source Nikko theater at 2 p.m. has been "'SAUTOMOBILE SALES, PARTS & SERVICE of these complaints. Instead of ~ ao. BOX680, SAIPAN MP 96950 postponed until March 6, 2 p.m. TEL: 234/5562/5563/5564/5565/5567/5568 lookingonlyat allegedabuses of Iii--____ BUSiness Hours: Monday to Saturday B:CXJem to 5:00pm lIIIllIlIfIilIl - at the same place continued on page 28 1ii__------IIIilIIIIIIIIlI~~~iiI -- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1993-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEws-17 I6-MARlANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-FEBRUARY 19, 1993 Asian stockmarkets ~~)

..~ DELICIOtIS. ATASTE OF FRESHNESSI Business/Finance=···.11311115- drop after NY plunge A TASTE THAT LlnGERSI HONGKONG (AP) - Asian stock utesof trading. Hong Kongmarket's key indicator markets closed generally lower Meanwhile, theUSdollardivedto of bluechips, rose 21.84points, or NEW YORK (AP)· Foreign Exchange,New York prices. Wednesdaybecauseoftheovemight a record-tying lowagainst theJapa­ 0.37percent, closing at 6,087.46. plunge on Wall Street, but share nese yen on worries that President WELLINGTON: New Zealand US laborleaders Rates for trades of $1 millionminimum. prices in Tokyo rebounded in the Clinton's tax and spending plans share prices ended sharply lower FOREIGN CURRENCY DOLLAR IN final minutes of trading. might slow America's economic re­ because of the drop on WallStreet IN DOlLARS FOREIGN CURENCY Tokyo's225-issue Nikkei Stock covery. andprofit-takingonafewbluechips. rUE WED rUE WED Ii' Average rebounded 93.31 points, or Thedollar closed at 11925 yen, TheNZSE-40Indexfell20.95points I ~ 1.0100 1.0100 .9901 .9901 down fin­ fArgent Peso 0.55 percent, closing at 17,009.63. 1.37 yenfrom Tuesday's to 1,600.75. ~ ~ '<~' ''1' denouneeN .6865 .6840 1.4567 1.4620 On Tuesday, it had fallen 201.67 ishandmatching closings lastSept MANILA: Share prices closed " .. < , Australia Doll By Robert Burns wintermeeting in BalHarbour, is trade. Austria Schill .0876 .0871 11.421 11.486 points, or 1.18percent 30andOct 5,thelowestsincemod­ lower in moderate trading because "~~~,.,'~~~~~ comprisedoftheheadsof33major "Last year's promises by Japa­ cBelgium Franc .0298 .0295 33.58 33.90 TheTokyoStockPrice Index of em exchange rates were set after of the tumble on Wall Street The unions. neseindustry andgovernmentoffi­ .00006 .00006 17612 17386 all issues listed on the first section WorldWarll. Manila composite index of 30 se­ W1ZA.p.:O BAL HARBOUR, Fla. (AP) ­ Brazil Cruzeir 1U'~e't) pe~ucs W1'Ct) ShELL The labor chiefs also issued a cialstoreducetheircountry'shuge 1.4455 1.4460 .6918 .6916 gained 0.94points,or 0.07percent, Share prices also closed higherin lected issues fell 3.97 points to LaborleadersproclaimedtheNorth Britain Pound to 1,293.27. Hong Kong following reports that 1,409.11 atter'Iuesday'sZ-poinrrise. American Free Trade Agreement statement urging the administra­ tradesurplus withtheUnitedStates 30dayfwd 1.4419 1.4424 .6935 .6933 ~~J have proved meaningless," the Dealers said the Nikkei index theHong Kong government wastry­ SYDNEY: Australianshareprices Products are available at most of "a disaster formillionsof working tion to limit imports of Japanese 60dayfwd 1.4382 1.4387 .6953 .6951 your favorite stores on $alpan statement said.It saidJapanhad a dropped aslowas 16,760.81 before ingtoresolve itsdispute withChina heldreasonably firm in the face of people" and calledon the Clinton automobiles to between 800,000 90dayfwd 1.4349 .1.4354 .6969 .6967 Getyour free-tasting pack of Garden Wizard Roasted Peanuts $30billionautotradesurplus with buying bypublic pension andother overpolitical reforms for the terri­ theplunge on Wall Street TheAll­ administration Wednesday to ne­ and 1millionvehicles per year as Canada Dollar .7924 .7955 1.2620 1.2570 tory,which reverts toChinese rulein with every purchase worth Ten Dollars ($10.00) or more at the United Stateslastyear. funds halted thedecline andhelped Ordinaries index fell 10.8 points, gotiate anewpactwithCanadaand an"interimmeasure" untila long­ 30dayfwd .7907 .7938 1.2647 1.2598 theindex rebound in the final min- 1997. The HangSeng Index, the closing at 1,601.3. TheNorthAmerican FreeTrade Mexico. termautotradedealcan beworked 60dayfwd .7888 .7918 1.2678 1.2630 'Ds W;jbf '1I~ "Asdrafted, NAFTAisanagree­ out. Agreement wascompletedlastfall 90dayfwd .7870 .7901 1.2706 1.2657 (while supplies last) andsignedby President Bushand mentbasedsolelyonexploitation," Japancurrently islimited to 1.65 yChile Peso .002661 .002660 375.74 375.90 Sole Agent: TranspacificInternational, Inc. thegoverning councilof theAFL­ millionautoexports to the United theleaders ofCanadaandMexico. China Yuan .1712 .1712 5.8400 5.8400 Tax plan keeps prices down Middle Road, Gualo Rai, TRANSPACENTER CIO saidinastatement. Thecoun­ States, afiguretheAFL-CIO called It has not been acted on by Con­ Colombia Peso .001582 .001582 631.97 631·97 TeL (670) 235-3355 Fax(670) 234-1801 cil, which is holding its annual "far too high to cut the deficit" in gress. cCzechosl Koru .0350 .0350 28.60 28.57 By Stefan Fatsis lower. Marketanalystsattributed onstratehow his programis good Denmark Krone .1601 .1584 6.2470 6.3150 thebehavior totwin concernsabout for the economy," said David zEcudr Sucre .000559 .000557 1789.00 1796.01 NEW YORK (AP) • Worriedin­ Clinton'splan: raisingtaxes onmost Shulman, chiefequitystrategistat r Spot metal prices. .' Mutual funds ECU 1.19310 1.17370 .8382 .8520 vestors soldmore stocksWednes­ Americans will stall an economic Salomon Brothers Inc. "What dEgypt Pound .2994 .2994 3.3405 3.3405 day in a second day of market recovery, and cuts in government we've heardso far is mostly taxes SAlPAN NEW YORK (AP) • Spotnonferrousmetal prices Wednesday. attract $450B Finland Mark .1719 .1706 5.8162 5.8620 apprehension over President spending are far less than envi­ andverylittleonthespendingside." Aluminum- 54.5 cents per lb LondonMetal Exch.Wed. France Franc .1818 .1809 5.5005 5.5285 Clinton's tax-boosting economic sioned. The first market reaction to Copper - 1.1025 dollars per pound. investments Germany Mark .6158 .6127 1.6240 1.6321 plan. A higher corporate tax rate ac­ Clinton's speechbeforeajointses­ :t HEALTH Lead - 32 cents a pound. NEWYORK,NY -By theendof 30dayfwd .6131 .6101 1.6311 1.6392 Thelosses 00WallStreetweren't companied by what Wall Street sionofCongresswastocomefrom Zinc - 50.50-54.47per pound,delivered. 1992,morethan20millioninves­ 60dayfwd .6104 .6072 1.6382 1.6468 assevereas onTuesday,whenthe deems too few investment incen­ Japan, where the dollar sank h CLINIC Tin - - 3.8383 dollars per pound. torshadcommittedover$450bil­ 90dayfwd .6080 .6049 1.6448 1.6531 DowJonesaverageof30 big-com­ tiveswas viewed as hurting busi­ Wednesday to a record-tying low Gold - 330.60 dollars per troy oz. lion of their assets to equity mu­ Greece Drachma .004601 .004576 217.35 220.35 pany stocks posted the biggest nessprofits, whichhadhelpedpro­ againstthe Japanese yen. Silver - 3.645 dollars per troy oz. tual funds, according to the In­ Hong Kong Doll .1293 .1293 7.7315 7.7330 single-day drop since November pel a four-month rally that sent Aftera dropof nearly 83 points ON AS LITO Mercury - 205.00-210.00dollarsper 761b flask. vestment CompanyInstitute. Hungary Forint .0117 .0120 85.39 83.67 1991. stockindexes to record levels. Tuesday, the Dow Jones average Platinum - 370.00-372.00dollars troy oz., N.Y. (contract). Benefitsofequitymutualfunds ylndia Rupee .0335 .0333 29.850 30.000 The Dow averagerose slightly, "The burden of proof is on rose2.70points Wednesday toclose WALK • IN HEALTH CARE include professional fund man­ Indnsia Rupiah .000485 .000485 2060.03, 2060.03 butstocks in generalwerebroadly (Clinton)rightnow.Hehas todem- at 3,312.19. 7~,~,_ agement, portfoliodiversification, Ireland Punt 1.4989 1.4952 .6672 .6688 China opens more cost efficiencies, and above all, Israel Shekel .3550 .3637 2.8170 2.7493 thegreatergrowthpotentialequi­ Italy Lira .000647 .000649 1545.00 1541.75 , ", New York closingprices' ,'.- 234-2901,02,03 ties offer over the long-term. In Japan Yen .008372 .008347 119.45 119,~9,---=, NEW YORK (AP) • New York Stock Exchangeclosing prices Wednesday: oil exploration fact, thegrowthpotentialofequi­ 30dayfwd .008372 .008347 119.45 119.80 U'e~.· .008371 .008347 119.46 119.81 A MR 595-8 CSX 73 F uwa 1'15-8 M eDnD 515-8 S chlmb 57 tiescanbedemonstratedwiththe 60day fwd A SALtd 35 3-4 C ampSp s 40 5-8 GTE 353-4 M eKes 443-8 S cottP 38 1-4 following example: an original 90dayfwd .008372 .008347 119.45 119.80 A btLab s 253-4 C dnPeg 131-2 G nD.'[n 1121-2 Mesrx 183-4 Sears 50 CNMIGov1t, staywell, Pacifica, Calvos, areas for foreigners investment 'of $10,000 invested Jordan Dinar 1.4745 1.4745 .67820 .67820 A etnU 471-4 C aoCits 486 G enEI 821-2 Merck s 37 3-8 S mtBeeq s 271-4 A lean 183-4 C aterp 557-8 G nMiII 653-4 MerLyn 63 1-2 S onyCp 34 Universe Insurance Underwriters, in the S & P 500* fifty years ago Lebanon Pound .000568 .000549 1760.00 1823.00 By Kathy Wilhelm demand. A IdSgnl 64 7-8 C eridian 14 3-4 G nMotr 39 5-8 M MM 1033-4 S outhCo 39 1-2 wouldbeworth$3,772,I11 today Malaysia Ringg .3808 .3798 2.62&0 2.6330 Alcoa 723-4 Chase 29 G aPae 661-8 Mobil 641-4 S peliEnt 5 5-8 AETNA, Travelers, GMHP (Health Wangalsoinvitedforeigncom­ A max 187-8 C hmBnk 40 1-8 G i1lete 54 3-4 M onsan 53 1-8 zMexico N. Pes .32258 .32258 3.1000 3.1000 S unCo 277-8 BEllING (AP) • In a move that panies to investin already operat­ (with dividends reinvested), as A mHes 493-4 C hevrn 75 5-8 G drich 51 3-8 M orgSt 557-8 S upval 32 1-8 Clearance Exams) .5454 .5398 1.8335 1.8526 A Brand 35 1-4 Westernoil companies have been ing Chinese oilfields, where ad­ comparedwith$134,097 ifit were NethrlndsGuild C hiquta 145-8 G oodyr 67 5-8 Morgan 61 1-2 TRW 56 invested in corporate bonds and N. Zealand Dol .5165 .5147 1.9361 1.9429 A EIPw 341-4 C hrYslr 38 1-2 Grace 38 Motorlas 543-8 Tandy 255-8 awaiting for more than a decade, vanced technology is needed to A mExp 241-8 C iticol'P. 24 1-8 G tAtPe 23 3-4 N Lind 5,3-8 T eldyn 197-8 China announced Wednesday it is recover thedwindling reserves. $124,229 if in savings equiva­ Norway Krone .1443 .1428 6.9300 7.0050 AGnCp 56 Coastal 24 5-8 GtWFn 163-4 N avistr 2 3-4 T ennco 44 is speed lents(inthisexample,represented Pakistan Rupee .0384 .0384 26.05 26.05 A Home 597-8 C ocaCIs 40 7-8 H albtn 32 3-4 N wVali 13-64 Texaco 60 3-4 opening sizeable inland areasfor ''This animportantstepto A mStrs 36 3~8 C olgPal 56 3-4 Heinz 415-8 N flkSo 627-8 up theopening of theChinese pe­ by the compositeperformance of yPeru New Sol .5917 .5848 1.690 1.710 52 1-4 T exlnst 53 1-2 foreign oil exploration and devel­ AT andT v jCOIGs 21 3-8 H ewlPk 72 1-4 o eciPet 19 T exUtil 45 1-4 troleum industry," Wangsaidin a Treasury bills and certificates of zPhilpins Peso .0396 .0396 25.28- 25.26 Amoco 533-8 C mwE 25 3-4 H mstke 123-8 Olin 423-4 opment A nheus 55 7-8 C omsat 49 1-4 Honda 217-8 P acGE 333-8 Textron 43 1-8 The 12 newly opened areasin­ speech to dozens of foreign oil deposit). Poland Zloty .000064 .000064 15707 15659 Armco 73-4 ConEd 341-2 H onywls 331-4 P acTel 451-2 T imeWs 33 1-4 company executives at the Great Portugal Escud .006700 .006702 149.25 149.20 A sarco 26 1-4 ConsNG 48 H ouslnt 62 5-8 P arCom 46 3-4 T ravler 26 5-8 clude part of the Tarim Basin in Shearson Lehman Brothers is T rinova 25 7-8 Hallof the People. .001789 .001789 559.00 559.00 A shOil 26 3·8 C orningln 34 1-4 I ncp- 733-8 Penney 74 5-8 northwestChina'sXinjiangregion, offering a free guide discussing aRussia Ruble AtlRich 115 7-8 C urtWr 38 1-2 ITW 717-8 P epsiC 40 1-2 U AL Cp 119 1-4 which some Chinese experts be­ HemadeaspecialpitchtoAmeri­ how equity mutual funds can be Saudi Arab Riy .2666 .2667 3.7503 3.7495 A von 573-8 Deere 463-8 I mcera 30 1-4 Pfizer 59 1-4 U SG 5-8 Electronic Check Verification Service can oil companies, saying, ''The Singapore Doll .6092 .6070 1.6415 1.6475 8 akrHu 21 3-8 D ettaAir 48 5-8 I NCO 24 P help'D s 52 1-2 U SXMar 18 lieveholdsoneoftheworld'slarg­ incorporatedintoinvestors;port­ B ankAm 49 1-4 D ialCp 39 IBM 501-2 P hilMr 701-2 U SXUSS 36 7-8 est untapped oil reserves. United Statesof America is oneof folios to help achieve theirlong­ cSo.Africa Ran .3211 .3205 3.1145 3.1200 B ankTr 67 Digital 423-4 I ntFlav 104 1-2 P hilPet 261-2 U Carb 165-8 STOP BAD CHECKS-REDUCE Also included are beaches and theearliestnationswilling toshare term financial goals. The guide, fSo.Africa Ran .2165 .2155 4.6180 4.6400 B ausehL 54 3-8 D owCh 557-8 I ntPap 65 1-2 P ionrEI 20 U nPac 575-8 its oil techologywithus." B eng!B 13-16 D ressr 18 7-8 J ohnJn s 42 Polaroid 27 3-8 U nisys 11 3-8 COLLECTION FEES-IMPROVE YOUR shallow areas of north China's entitled "Securing Your Finan­ So. Korea Won .001256 .001257 796.30 795.80 B eth1>tl 18 1-4 DuPont 47 1-2 K marts 231-8 P rimca 527-8 TheExplorationOil Co.ofLoui­ U nTech 44 1-4 Bohai Gulf andprospective fields cial Future with Equity Mutual Spain Peseta .008536 .008505 117.15 117.58 B lackD 18 5·8 E Kodak 49 1-2 K ellqgg 61 7-8 P roctGs 50 U nocal 25 1-4 BOTTOM LINE scattered throughout northeastern, sianawasgivenajumponthenew .1344 .1337 7.4415 7.4793 Boeing 33 3-4 Eaton 797-8 K errMe 45 7-8 Q uakrO 66 1-4 WarnL 66 Funds,": Sweden Krona B oiseC 25 E ntergy 35 Korea 135-8 Q uantm 137-8 TelChek provides merchants access to a centralized centraland northern China. fields. Itsignedacontractlastweek WelisF 89 -Present the long-term advan­ Switzerlnd Fra .6660 .6639 1.5015 1.5062 Borden 25 1-4 Exxon 613-4 K rOJ1~r 161-4 R alsPu 49 database for validating personal and business checks. to forma joint ventureto explore 8 rMySq 57 3-8 FMC 461-8 v jLTV 3-4 a~hn s 53 3-8 W stgEI 133-8 Exploration rights for a totalof tages of equity investing; 30day fwd .6647 .6625 1.5045 1.5094 R W eyerh 42 1-4 417,900squarekilometers willbe 197 squarekilometers (79 square B rnwk 155-8 F edNM 761-8 Lilly 53 1-4 R eyMtI 531-2 Use of the TelChek centralized database allows -Offershypotheticalcase stud­ 60day fwd .6633 .6610 1.5075 1.5128 B urlNth 46 1-8 F stChie 41 1-2 Litton s 493-8 R oCkwl 293-8 W hitmn 14 3-8 sold in two rounds of biddingbe­ miles) ofshallow waterintheBohai W hittakr 14 3-4 businesses to share bad check information, resulting in a ies of individuals at different 90day fwd .6621 .6598 1.5104 1.5157 C 81 293-4 F Intste 49 3-8 L ockhd 56 1-2 R oylD 84 ginningin March,saidWangTao, Gulf. CBS 199 F lemng 32 3-8 M atsu 90 S alornn 393-4 Wolwth 28 1-8 reduced number of uncollectibles. TelChek can be used stagesoftheirliveswithsuggested Taiwan NT .0385 .0385 25.95 25.98 C IGNA 621·2 Fluor 441-8 M eDerl 23 3-4 SaraLee s 277-8 Xerox 821-4 president of the China National Fordecades,CommunistChina from any touch tone telephone and is available 24 hours insisted on self-reliance in ex­ investment strategies; Thailand Baht .03918 .03908 25.52 25.59 C PCs 45 7-8 F ordM 463-4 M eDonld 48 3-8 S chrPI 59 1-2 Z enithE 7 Petroleum Corp. Turkey Lira .000110 .000111 9066.00 9007.00 a day. No special equipment is required. The TelChek Hesaidestimated reserves inthe ploiting oil and other minerals, -Emphasizes theimportance of U.A.E. 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I. SCOPE OF WORK DPW93-RFP-00523 LESS THAN FOUR HOURS AWAY. Contractoragreesto provide fuel andlubricantrequirements for the support and daily operation of the commonwealth Health Center's Boiler Room, Incinerator, various types of generators andotherrelatedmedicalequipmentthroughtheprovisionof the following: 1, To provide and include delivery of the following fuel and ,GET YOURSELF AC,UT lubricants to the CommonwealthHealth Center's Mainte­ nance Division: a. Diesel fuel 200,000 GL b. Oil WT 15W-40W Remola X 200 GL OF THE ACTION, FOR ONLY A c. Oil WT lOW-30W 150GL d. Grease Heavy Duty Type 20 GL e. Solvent, Cleaning 150 GL 2, The quantitiesof supplies identified above are an annual SMALL SLICE OF YOUR BUDGET. requirements that may be revisedin termsof moreor less as determined by the Maintenanceoverall support operations; ,. HEIDl Dennis, chairperson of the American Red Cross NMI chapter, presents chedc tosome victims of ci 3. On site delivery will be conducted on a periodic basis recentfire in As Lito.Over$4,700 worth of clothing, comfortkits, reedy-to-es: mealsand foodand clothing throughtelephoniccoordinationbetweenthe Contractorand allowances weregiven to the29 fire victims. the commonwealthHealth Center's representative; 4. The amount/quantity of supply to be delivered will be determined by the CommonwealthHealth Center's repre­ sentative; and 1992 year ofbrutality 5. The contractormust meet and comply with all safety, environmental and OSHA standards during site delivery GENEVA (AP) - 1992 wit­ pit of barbarism." hospitals in thepast18days,with operation. nessed unprecedented levels of Sommaruga described 1992 mine injuries rising 130 percent barbarism and lack of decency, wastheworst yeareverforviola­ injust a few months, he said. II. PROVIDED BY COMMONWEALTH HEALTH the head of the International tionsof international humanitar­ The Swiss-run ICRC is the guardian of the Geneva conven­ CENTER Committee of theRedCrosssaid ian law. Wednesday. Despite promises from the tions onhumanitarian lawintimes 1. The Commonwealth Health Center agrees to reimburse of armed conflict and frequently ICRC President Cornelio Bosnian warring factions to re­ Contractorfor supplies provided/delivered under this con­ actsas a neutral intermediary. tract withinthirty (30) days followingreceipt and approval Sommaruga blasted governments lease their prisoners, 2,692people remain in detention, he said. The organization visitedmore of the invoice(s)provided. worldwide for failing to prevent than 95,000 prisoners last year, 2. Commonwealth Health Center's representative will make atrocities. Bosnian Serbs hold1,203 people, the Muslim-led government has tracked down 32,000peopledis­ telephoniccoordinationwith Contractorfor thesitedelivery At a news conference, he placed. by conflict, and distrib­ of required supplies; and singledout Afghanistan, former 1,061, and Bosnian Croats keep uted230,000 tonsofreliefgoods, 3. Commonwealth Health CenterMaintenanceDivision will Yugoslavia and Somalia as the 428,hesaid.AtotalS,534prison­ according to a report released monitor all site fuel delivery operationsto ensure compli­ worstspots. ers had been freed under Red Wednesday. anceof all safety, environmental and OSHA standards. "When hatred and cruelty are Crossauspices, nearlyallofthem Lastyear's budgetswelled to a nottheresult ofwarbuttheaimof fromSerbcamps. record772 million Swiss francs /"" Interested firms must submit four (4) copies of their qualifica­ it, we can no longer talk of war. 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Russia also of­ "Russians played a key role in sian scientists are helping South fered tosellspace andnuclear tech­ our work," said Park Dae-suk, a Korea develop technology that nology andweapons,whileasking senior researcher at the Samsung fix badgenes South Korea for loans to help its AdvancedInstitute ofTechnology. othernations have been reluctant ULTRA to share with it, officials'said 'troubled economy. Government TheinstituterunbytheSarnsung corrections of myotonic dystro­ IJ' By Daniel Q. Haney ; .. Group, a front-runner in South phymutations,"wroteDr. HanG. Wednesday. statistics show some 400 Russian ~~ The Ministry of Science and scientists visited Seoul in1991 and Korea's semiconductor and elec­ BOSTON (AP) • For the first Brunner and colleagues from tronics industry, hired two Rus­ time, scientists havefound that a University Hospital inNijmegen. Technology said about 150 Rus­ 1992, with 91 still at work here under long-term contracts for 20 sians last year and plans to invite 1Dr «I" mutation can fix a bad human Dr. Robert G. Komeluk and 'i sianscientists would beinvited this twomore this year. gene so that it works normally others fromtheUniversity of Ot­ year for non-military research projects. again. tawainCanada reported asimilar projects. In these cases, the mutation case in the Feb. 5 issue of the "Russians have proved useful corrected the genetic error that journalScience. for South Korea todevelop itsown 1 technology that Japan and other :.,:':"E':..: : n': 0" ... causes myotonic dystrophy, the "It's brand-new genetics," W :.: 1 advanced nations are reluctant to mostcommon adultformofmus­ Korneluk said. "That's what transfer," Lee Jin-kyu, a ministry • HAIR culardystrophy. Asaresult,chil­ makes it fascinating. It's not the official, said. • FACIAL & dren whoseemed destined to in­ typical Mendelian inheritance." herit thedisorder avoided it. Thegenetic defectinvolves the South Korea haspaidhigh royal­ MAKE-UP "It's incrediblyfascinating, and explosivecopyingofonetinyfrag­ ties for US andJapanese technol­ • MANICURE! it's of greatimportance in terms ment of genetic code. The more ogy, butthetrend changed with the of human genetics and disease," times this segment is repeated, collapse ofMoscow's Communist PEDICURE' saidDr.HenryEpstein of Baylor themore severethe disease. government, long a key ally of Colle geof Medicine in Houston. This piece of code, known in Seoul's rival, Communist North Genes containthe codefor the genetic shorthand as CfG, is re­ Korea. bodytoassemble proteins. Many peatedbetween five and40 or so Since 1991, Russian scientists DESIGN looking fornewopportunities and flORIST inherited diseases arisewhenthis . times inthegeneofnormal people. 50% DISCOUNT ON code becomes garbled. As a re­ Whendefective, itcontains any­ many technicians with experience sult, the genemakes a defective where from 50 to several thou­ inthemilitary industry have come protein or noneat all. sandrepeats. Typically thenum­ • Inthecaseofmyotonic dystro­ ber of repeated sequences in­ c_o_n_t_ln_u_e_d_·fr_O_m....2p!.:...a~g~e...:.2...:.6 GRAND OPENING DAY Smoking... _ o phy, mutations occur in a gene creases as the gene passes from thatcontains instructions formak­ parent to child. Among menbetween the ages compared to0.77percentofnon- Thestudyshows thatonlythree OPEN:10:00 AM TO 7:00 PM MON.-SUN. inganenzyme thatregulates other People arebornwithtwocopies of 44 and 70, 1.69 percent of smokers, Petosaid. of every 200 men whosmoke at proteins found incell walls. of the gene, one inherited from smokers diedannually compared Thestudy includeddoctors only least25cigarettes adayfromthe The disease affects about one eachparentIfoneofthetwo genes to 0.57 percent of nonsmokers, because investigators believed ageof35onwards will livetothe in every 7,000 to 8,000 people isbad, then thechild willgetdys­ Peto said. they would be more apt to re- ageof 90. worldwide. It causes weakness trophy. In the 45-54 age group, 1.14 spond accurately to health sur-' In contrast, about nine out andwasting of muscles. In one of the Dutch cases, the percentofsmokers diedeachyear veys. It was limited to men be- of every 200 light smokers and InThursday'sissueof theNew child's genecontained 24 repeats compared to0.38 percentofsmok- cause of the preponderance of thirty out of 200 nonsmokers England Journal of Medicine, of the CfG sequence, while the ers. For men aged 55-64, 2.25 male doctors when thestudybe- will survive to the age of 90, Dutchresearchers report twocases father's version contained up to percentofsmokers diedeachyear gan. said Doll. in which children inherited their 600. In theother case,thechild's fathers' defective gene, butithad genecontained 19while thefather's somehow become normal again, had up to 500. aprocess theycaU"reverse muta­ Suchrepairs are probably rare. tion." Komeluksaidhe believes theyhap­ Thetwopeople -ababygirland pen in fewer than one in 1,000 • NOW IN THREE LOCATIONS· a 25-year-old man - shouldhave myotonic dystrophy cases. Until Across Pacific Gardenia Hotel Beach Road, Across AutoMotlon Chalan Kanoa, and inherited muscular dystrophy but now,sirniIarrepairshave beenseen San Jose, Tinian, Salpan, MP 96950 Tel.: 234-6846/3296/433-0n9 Fax: 234-5228 did not. Instead, they "are ex­ occasionally in bacteria and cells amples of complete spontaneous in test tubes, butnever in people. 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BEGINNING • Assorted sizes • 3 cups-15 cups tween smoking andlungcancer. cause smoking hadnotbeenfash­ and colors $3.~:dUP FEBRUARY 25,1993 THRU MARCH 3,1993 Scientists saidthegaphaswid­ ionable when they were teenag­ enedbecause nonsmokers havea ers. CAMERA longer lifeexpectancy today than The results are based on the • Minolla, Nikon, 20 years ago. Cigarette smokers Canon, Ricoh, analysis of 34,439 male doctors Panasonic, arenotlivinglonger, saidDoll,an who havebeentraced for40years. WizenAlex 35 mm investigator at theImperial Can­ Thestudyis world renowned for • Built-inflash, focus cer Research Center at Oxford providing some of the earliest free ;E:asy to operate, ATTACHE CASE (new arrivals) University. eVide~f~ linking smoking and • Assorted sizesand colors Death due to heartdiseasehas lungcancer. cOmp'~ct size, Made ;;; CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED;;;; in JaPan NON.STICK FRY PAN SET dropped by 30 percent among Richard Peto,astatistician who • 8" - 10" - 12' TOYS Sale Price $39.95 [ VISAJ nonsmokers, buthasnotdropped works withDoll, saidthefindings % $34.:~d Up Sale Price $9.95 10 OFF among smokers, saidDoll,speak­ were basedon 668 deaths within ( .' '. r ingMonday attheRoyal Society, the study group in the last 20 Britain's mostprestigious scien­ years. tific organization. c0Jidm.hJI.; Q:J page 2./ • 28-MARIANASVARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-FEBRUARY 19,1993 . ' Letter~.. FRIDAY; FEBRUARY 19, 1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWSANDVIEWs·29 CNMIvs. Zinger,Mark Howard Posadas Continued from page 14 ---=-=..::..::..:.::.~~:-==---Continued from page 28 1:30 P.M. ~:.:.CourtCalendar . . . .. Feb. 25 . . ' .. Court... JUVENll..E CNMIvs. DL Guerrero,Pedro A. " ~'. ~'" ..' . Filipinos by our government, to Feb. 26 CNMIvs, DannyK. Santos CNMIvs.Lainos,Roman Seman 9:00 A.M. 9:00A.M. Feb. 24 CNMI vs. Emilio Piteg JUDGE PEDRO M. AT AUG Triple J. Motors vs. Margarita B. add perspective it would also be 9:00A.M. 3:30 P.M. CNMIvs.Abraham Hasinto Emma Kim et aI. vs. Lee, Bong 9:00A.M. CNMI vs. Kileleman, Juan S. Feb.22 Aldan useful to see how the Philippine CNMIvs. Villanueva, ElvisE. CNMIvs.ReynaldoB. Morales JUVENll..E CNMIvs. Ito, Ronney S. Triple J. Saipan vs. Ramon C. Jong government treats foreigners. CNMI vs. Frank Vincent T. Feb.23 CNMIvs. ThomasF. Duenas CNMI vs. Robert Dela Rosa 9:00 A.M. Feb. 25 CNMI vs. Napoleon M. Agpalo Bappy Birthday DonParsons et al. vs.Saipan Cattle Babauta Feb.26 This is not to say in any way that Pangelinan 8:30A.M. 10:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. JUDGE MARTY W.K. Co. Inc. JamesReyesetal. RitaM.Cabrera 9:00A.M. CNMIvs. Enriquez, FernandoC. CNMIvs.FlorencioI. Manalaysay CNMIvs. Umali,FautinoM, CNMIvs. YeounJin Lee ~e'lJer[y Chinese Goods Center vs. Ichin we should .follow similar stan­ TAYLOR Feb.23 Sung Moon Cho vs. Joaquin P. dards, but adds to perspective to CNMI vs. Ngirutoi, Pkoi 9:00A.M. 1:30 P.M. Cabrera Chen CNMIvs. YeounJin Lee CNMIvs. Babauta,VicenteF. Feb. 22 ffe6ruary 25;1993) 9:00A.M. our understanding. For example: CNMI vs,Palacios,EfrainC. JUDGE ALEX C. CASTRO CNMIvs, Kladiklm,Henly Pacific Financial Corp. vs. CNMI vs. ManuelL. Seman Feb.22 CNMIvs. John TenorioSablan Feb.24 9:00A.M. JUDGEMIGUELS.DEMAPAN 1. In 1988 due to the applica­ et, al, Loue, Feb.24 Natividad P. Sablan 9:00A.M. CNMI vs.StevenCabreraTeregeyo 9:00A.M. CNMIvs. Lenora Bordallo, Feb. 22 tion of an immigration CNMI vs,JoaquinP, DeIaCruz 'l(uya Jll.{veen, 'l(uya !lQjan, 9:00A.M. Pacific Financial Corp. vs. Efrain CNMI vs. Babauta,VicenteF. CNMIvs. AntonioI. Sablan CNMIvs. LawrenceReiong CNMIvs. Patrick Shiro Feb. 24 JoetenMotorCo. Inc.vs. Michael M.Reyes 9:00 A.M. commissioner (wholast yearrode CNMIvs. AntonioI. Sablan CNMIvs. Joel R. Del Rosario 1:30 P.M. 9:00 A.M. Mom·&fJJaa AG & Ina vs. C. Nacario CNMIvs. Alexander Siwel A. Manglona T.S.S.Corp.vs.BlueWaveFinan­ Norma .a wave of anu-foreigniam in the CNMIvs. Paulus Sambal CNMIvs. ChongNamLee CNMIvs. Sekol Rebechong CNMI vs. VicenteA. Aguon 1:30 P.M. CNMI· vs. VicenteR. Camacho Continued on page 32 Josefmo B. Aquino vs. Common­ cialGroups Philippines to within a hair of CNMIvs. NicolasA. Reyes CNMIvs.Robert DeIa Rosa CNMIvs. Pelep,Primo P, ZenaidaTillesPosadasvs. Carlito wealth ExaminerInc. CUC vs, Jose.Anastacia Santos AG & Ino vs. Norma C. Nacario winning the presidency in an AG& lno vs,VicenteJ. Guitierrez Raymond Setik vs.Jesus Malus Oscar Cabrera Camacho vs. Lee election year in which they threw Six Ten Store vs. Francisoco L. KocoCorporation, et. al. Jr. AG & Ino vs. CeferinaA. Paran out the American ases), the Su­ Kaipat HighwayMarketvs. CostPlusCorp. preme Court of the Philippines 2 BEDROOM CONCRETE HOUSE Kwek's Ent. SaipanInc.d vs. Fer CNMI vs. Panganiban, Maria Jung Keon Y00 vs. Nicolasa R. handed down a decision denying Quitugua, et. aI.· DAvid Imelda FOR RENT AG & Ino vs. ImeldaM. Sabado foreigners, even lawfully admit­ LuckyDev, SaipanInc.vs.Saipan SolidBuilders vs. Herman Santos LOCATION: SAN VICENTE NEAR SCHOOL IIappy 2nd Birthday ResortComples Inc. SusanV.Batusin vs.LuckyCorpo­ AG & Ina vs.PedroM. Niega ted foreigners, the right of Writof Teresita Camacho vs. Musick, ration AG & InoFloro,Jose T. AliaJr. HabeausCorpus. thisempowered SEMI-FURNISHED, 24 HR. WATER '1YE/I

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.~ ----~------~------~----.;;~~-_.._------_..... 34-MARIANASVARIETYNEWSANDVIEWS-FRIDAY-FEBRUARY 19, 1993 .' .f.. '. '•. .", " ',' ._ • " JointAnniversary Rosary Time for swimsuit issue KANG'S GENERATOR By Brian Trusdell In Loving Memory their own swimsuit editions. tion. They wanted something to For the model who graces the mark the time betweentheend of • Sales • Parts of our late Mother, Brother & Father NEWYORK(AP).IftheSuper Cover, it is almosta guaranteefor NFL seasonand thebeginningof • Rental • Repair Bowlis over, it must be time for stardom. It isconsideredone of, baseball season. the Sports lllustrated "swimsuit if not the, top job in the fashion It has been shot in locations We have rewinding service and maintenance service. issue." industry.Modelssuch asChristie .such as Cancun, Mexico; the While most people mark the Brinkley,CherylTiegsandKathy Seychelles; the Bahamas; Bora­ We can supply on special order items of all kinds of Pleasecontact us: changeof the seasons by spring, Ireland have become as famous, Bora; Maui, Hawaii; displaying Heavy EqUipment and Generator Spare Parts. KANG CORPORATION summer,fall and winter, Ameri­ ifnotmoreso,thanSan Francisco theswimsuitsthatwillsupposedly can sports fans know them as quarterback Joe Montana, Chi­ We have 10kva up to 300 kva Generator. P.O. Box 3053 cover the summer shoreline - al­ Saipan, MP 96950 baseball,football, basketballand cagoBullsguardMichaelJordan, though your average beachgoer Adela Santiago Albino hockey. Fuel Tank (500 GIL . 4000 Gil.) Tel. # 288-9366-9 and Los Angeles Kings center could go blind lookingfor them. Fax # 288-5004 R. R. s, And over the last two decades Wayne Gretzky. Campbell selects the suits, al­ Cabrera Cabrera Cabrera of so, they have added another "Everybody's praying Jule ways at least one racing or tank 4th Anniversary 3rd Anniversary 2nd Anniversary milepost- the swimsuit edition. (Campbell)will take her _ pray­ suit- "a bonafidegoodswimming Just like the Indianapolis 500 ing," is the wayIlene Ford of the suit", some bikinis or two-piece We, the family would like to invite all our relatives and friends for the and the NFL's Super Bowl, the world famous Ford Modeling REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL anniversary rosary tobe held nightly at8:00 p.m. atthe residence ofMr. & suits and always one or two "to swimsuit issue has become a Agency was quoted describing stir the pot" Mrs.Antonio R. (Agnes a.) Cabrera inAs lito, Saipan, beginning on Friday, uniquelyAmerican event. Tinian Harbor Improvement Project February 12, 1993. the competitiveness and impor­ She will wade through thou­ Sports Illustrated is probably tance placed on the SI swimsuit sands of photos to select about On the final day February 20, 1993 (Saturday) the rosary will be said at12:00 themostpopularsportsmagazine cover. 120, from. which the SI photo The Commonwealth Ports authority (CPA) of the Commonwealth of the Northern noon. Mass of Intention will be said atSan Jose Church at6:00 p.m, in the United States, one of only This year's honor went to editor, managing editor and art Mariana Islands (CNMI) is soliciting proposals from qualified contractors for the Liz helps drug users Dinner will be served after the mass atthe said residence above. twoweekly,nationallycirculated Vendela, a Swedish model who director willselect 2-3covers, an construction work of the Tinian Harbor, CPA ProjectNo. T-CPA-H-0l-93 located at generalsportsmagazinesand the goesby one name. Brinkleyand opener and a closer. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Oneof ElizabethTaylor's charitiesisdonating Please join us. only glossy one. Tinian, CNMI. Dangkulo Na siYuus Maase. Tiegs have had clothing lines Therewereso manygoodextra d!rs 150,000 to fund a program that allows intravenous drug users to Andeveryyearfor thepast 29, while Ireland has gone on to star photos, "that's how thecalendars exchangeused needles for clean ones. ithaspublishedasoneofitsregu­ in three feature-length films, in­ were bom," Campbellsaid. Theproject,in generalconsistof workto repair thedamagedconcretecap. The scope "We have to fight AIDS on every front. This meansconfrontingthe lar weeklyeditions, an issue fea­ cluding her recently released Some photos have really of work can be obtain from the Executive Director's Office at Saipan International virusnotonlyin thelaboratory,theclinicandtheclassroom, but alsoon turing.bathing-suit clad models "Loaded Weapon 1". "stirred the pot." the streets and in the shooting galleriesof our cities and towns," Miss in exotic resort locations. Airportwith paymentof a non-refundableamountof $50.00cashier'scheck,certified TaylorsaidTuesdayat ameeting ofthe AmericanFoundationforAIDS "We werethefirst magazine to The biggest spatula may have checks or moneyorder shall be payable to: It has become so popular that identify the model on the inside been a 1978 photo of Tiegs Research. Themoneywasbeingtransferred totheresearchfoundation Third Anniversary Rosary, Sports lllustrated estimates that pages from the very first issue," walkingalonga beachinafishnet from The ElizabethTaylor AIDS Foundation. this year's issue, which started saidJuleCampbell,whohasbeen tanksuit thatshowedmore of her Commonwealth Ports Authority Intravenousdrug users accountfor aboutone-quarter of AIDScases selling Wednesday, will have a responsible for putting together breasts than some thought ap­ P.O. Box 1055 in the UnitedStates. The virus is transmitted throughshared needles. We, the family ofthe late readershipof41 million- 16mil­ the issue since its inception in propriate.It adorned the walls of Saipan,MP 96950 lion aboveits weekly average. 1964. manymen's collegedormrooms. Brooke, Michaeljustfriends It is one of the SI's largest . ''The reason for success is that It was photos such as the 1978 MARIAM. editions in number of pages • A pre-proposal meeting will be held at Tinian Harbor on February 12, 1993. All ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) •BrookeShieldssaysshe andMichael itisdoneingoodtaste,"Campbell one that has created probably the Jacksonare just friends. second only to Olympic issues, said from her New York office. questionsmustbe submittedin writingor by fax toreach the CPAat the aboveaddress next mostpopular issue - the one Jackson, 34, said in a television interviewwith Oprah Winfrey last TAITANO and accommodates the swell in Anotheraidingfactor has been no later than February 10, 1993. thatfollows two weekslater with week that he was dating Shields, 27, and thathe lovesher. advertising SI gets, although it theinventionofLycra, anelastic, all the letterspraising, complain­ won't say how much. Shields, starring in the New Mexico Repertory Theatre's romantic invit~Uioii ourfriendsto'jdiinisfor~third' ~> clingy fabric thatreplaced wool ing and cancelling subscriptions' . Would'liketoextendan to P'lt'ssafetosaythishasbecome Proposalsmust be receivedno later than 2:00 p.m.,February26, 1993,(localtime) at comedy,"Love Letters," pointedout thatJacksondidn't refer toher as anniversary rosaryof our'beloved mother. and other "icky" material in the tothemagazifte:'Manyreflecrthe ;" a.phenomenon, especially over the above office. . a girlfriend..."He.felt he could say howhe felt aboutme," Shieldssaid design of the suits, according to attitude of New York City's' Monday."We grew up together. He trusts me." tlie past decade," said SI's pub­ Campbell. Nightly rosary will start Of} Fe6.12;.1993and willendonFebruary . Michael ·DeMeo who in 1991 licity director Roger Jackson. 20,1993 attheresidenceofSimeonandAlicia T. Odoshi, inChalan The issue began when editors wrote: "May I please see ~t least . Signed: J.M. GUERRERO Date: 1-27-93 Kanoa, Dist, #4. It has sparked videos, calen­ of themagazinewere lookingfor onemoreshotofKathy(Ireland)? Chairman/Contracting Officer Malden proud ofHoosier roots ... '..: dars andother sportsmagazines, a way to break the monotony of Without It,I may notsurvive the '. Commonwealth Ports Authority INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - KarlMaldenisproudofhis Hoosierrootsand FinalRosary willbesaidat 12:00noonattheaboveresidence. Mass such as monthlies Inside Sports, winterwith a colorful issue from winter months." The editors Saipan,MP andSport,tofollow theleadwith someexotic warm-weatherloca- hisIndianaGovernor's ArtsAward He alsogivesthe statecreditfor his of Intention willbe offeredat San]osechurchon Saturday Feb.20, obliged. large nose. 1993, at 4:00p.m. 2/1 ,5,8,12.19 "You're lookingat the only actorin Hollywood whosenose qualifies him Dinner willbe servedafterthemassat theresidence of Mr.& Mrs. for handicapped parking," he said Tuesday, as he accepted the Simeon W. Odoshi. award."I got it right here in Indiana.I playedbasketball,broke it twice Yourpresence and prayersare greatlyappreciated. OFFICE SPACE WANTED POSTION VACANCY and never did anything about it." Kindly join us. Also receiving the award were countrysinger CrystalGayle and the late poet Etheridge Knight. The award is given every two years for THEFAMILY 2/12, 19(10393) The Board of TrusteeslWorkers' Compensation Commission is NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICATIONS ARE BEING contributions to the arts made by people who have lived in Indiana. requesting proposals for office space to rent or lease on Saipan. ACCEPTED AT KARIDAT (formerly NMI Catholic Social Malden,76, is anOscar-winningactorwhohas appearedin morethan The proposed facility must: 50fdms, including"On theWaterfront,""How theWestWasWon"and Services) FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITION: "A StreetcarNamed Desire." lVDTED • Be at least 4,000 square feet. Italian cities want more casinos • Be located on the ground floor; carpeting preferred but not PROJECT DIRECTOR OF THE AYUDA NETWORK, INC. necessary. ROME (AP)-Italiancitiessufferingfromrecession,decliningtourism MEUH£]WIU and growing budget deficits have placed their bets on a proposed law o Be easily accessible. Project Director has responsibilites for assisting public/private that wouldincrease the number of casinosin Italy from four to 15. QUAl~FICATIONS INCLUDE: o Have electricity and running water available. agencies in the coordination of social/human services. Responsible to More than 100 cities have requested casino licenses in the event • Have private restrooms specifically reserved for the Fund's use. Ayuda Network, Inc. Board of Directors and to the Executive Director parliamentpasses the law, the ANSA news agency reported. of Karidat. The measure,introduced last week, wouldallow II casinos to open 1. Wide experience in mechanical jobs • Have adequate air conditioning and ventilation system. incitieswithfewerthan70,000 inhabitantsthataremorethan 125miles specially automotive repairs. • Ample parking space for employees and visitors. (200 kilometers)away from other casinosor racetracks. 2. Must know how to drive tractor and trailer. Basic requirements for this full-time position include: Sorrento and Capri near Naples, Taormina in Sicily, Rimini on the Adriaticcoast and Anzio near Rome arefrontrunners among the cities 3. Knowlsdqs of warehouse operations. Proposals must Include the terms of the rental or lease, including College graduate (BA/BSW) with major in social work, monthly charges and preferred frequency of payment. that wouldreceive licenses ifthe law passes. 4. Proof of training and/or college equivalent. II administration, social sciences, or related field. Casinosalreadyexist in Venice,SanRemoonthe LigurianCoast,St. Minimum two years experience working in social services. All interested parties are requested to submit their proposals to Vincent in the Alps near France and Campione d'Italia, an Italian The qualified applicant will be assigned Knowledge of Macintosh and IBM computing systems. enclave in Switzerland. the NMI Retirement Fund located in the first floor of the Nauru Experience in database management and network in our Guam office. Building no tater than 5:00 p.m. March 10, 1993 or send to: administration. Keating 'someone in between' Salary range from $6.00-$9.00 per hour. Administrator Experience in community organization preferred. SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - First Lady Annita Keating says she's :. J NMI RETIREMENT FUND "someone in between" Barbara Bush and Hillary Rodham Clinton. Please send resume to P.O. BOX 1247 Applications and position description may be picked up at Karidat She's alsoin betweenthe pages ofher country's next Voguemagazine. SAIPAN, MP 96950 office in Chalan Kanoa from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Ina demure six-page spread, Mrs. Keating,44, poses in clothes by Rex Palacios, Deadline for submission of applications is Monday, March 1, 1993. Australia's top designers. The Fund reserves the right to reject any and all proposals if The motherof four is quoted sayingshe's not a homemakerlikeMrs. P.O. Box 5305, Saipan MP 96950. doing so is in its best interests. For more information, contact Julie Dela Cruz or the Ayuda Network Bushnora career womanlike Mrs. Clinton,but"someone in between." at 234-6981/7869 or 235-5074. Prime Minister Paul Keating has been campaigning hard to win the women's vote for the March 13 election. , "

~FEBRUARY 36-MARlANASVARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-FRIDAY 19, 1993 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEws-37

PUBLIC NOTICE _-=-=..:..:=....:..:...=.:.~=---_Continued from page28 Marianas Variety News & Views /RATES: Classffled Announcement - Per one column Inch - 53,00 '\ , APARTMENT Letter... Classified Display - Per one column Inch - 53.50 DEADUNE: 12:00 noon the day prior to publication In theSuperior Courtof the riblecrimeofadvertisingfor Fili­ In no way amI advocatingthat ,FOR RENT. . pino penpals in the newspapers. we do likewise. Not by a long NOTE: if for some reason youradvertisementIsIncorrect.call usImmediatelyto makethe Commonwealth of the CLASSIFIED ADS necessary corrections. The Mananas Variety News and Views Isresponsible only for one Northern Mariana Islands Severalforeigners have been ar-. shot. But examining the actions Incorrect Insertion, We reserve the right to edit. refuse. reject or cancel any ad at arToj • Quiet 2 Bedroom rested and imprisoned on these of those with the shrillest cries,I TEL. NOS. 234·6341 • 7578 • 9797 FAX NO. 234.9271 \... time, . • Swimming Pool ADOPTION CASE NO. 93·15 charges. wouldhopeaddsanotherperspec­ 3. Foreigners may not own live. I advocate the Golden rule. MANAGER : 6 WAITRESS (NIGHT CLUB) - High 1STEEL WORKER 4 ASSISTANT RESTAURANT MAN­ 1ACCOUNTANT - College grad.•2yrs. • Tennis Court In theMatterof thePetition 40% of any corporation in the school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1BODY/FENDER - Highschoolequiv., AGER experience. Salary$700per month. If we are nice to foreigners, the . $2.15per hour. for theAdoption of: 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per 1 ASSISTANT BAR MANAGER - Col­ 20 SECURITY GUARDS - High school Philippines, a massive disincen­ hope is that they willreciprocate. 1 SERVICE STATION MANAGER ­ 1COOKHELPER - Highschool equiv., Kannat Gardens MICHELLE JOY AMORES College grad.,~ yrs.experience. Salary hour. lege grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary grad.,2 yrs.experience. Salary$2.15- tive for foreign investment in a It would be wise if others do the 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per 1OFFICE CLERK- Highschoolgrad.,2 $5.80 per hour. .$3.00per hour. PAPAG, $1,000 - $2,000 per month. hour. Tel. capital starvedcountry. same. yrs.experience. Salary$2.15perhour. 1 SUPERVISOR (RESTAURANT) Contact: ANTONIO A. BENAVENTE #: 234-5117 Contact: INOUE ENT., INC.;P.O. Box 1 COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs. Minor, 4. Foreigners may not own My actual experiencewithIm­ 1998, Saipan, MP96950,Tel. No.322­ Contact: BENIGNO L.VIVERO JRdba 1STOREROOM SUPERVISOR - High dba BENAVENTE SECURITY By: FELIX LIZAMA experience. Salary $2.15 - $2.25 per UNITY TRADE SERVICE, INC., P.O. school grad., 2 yrs.experience. Salary AGENCY, P.O. Box 2521, Chalan land in the Philippines. (That migration has always been 3361 (2119)F/l0339. hour. Box 703, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. $4.05 - $5.00 per hour. Kanoa, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. BABAUTA, Contact: ASIANA CORPORATION dba may be true here also, but it is excellent. thishas beenmyexpe­ 1GENERALMANAGER-Collegegrad:, 322-7461 (2126)F/3956. 4 CASHIER 234-7981 (3/5)10494. Petitioner. MEMORIES BAR & RESTAURANT, hardtodescribeaplacewithmore rience. 2yrs.experience. Salary$l,500-$2,OOO 1A/CI MECHANIC - Highschool grad., P.O. Box2806, Saipan, MP96950,Tel. 1 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. than 50%foreign population, as permonth. Salary $2.50 - $3.50 per hour. 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ­ DAI·ICHI HOTEL NOTICE OF HEARING No.288-3128 (2126)F/10422. experience. Salary$2.50 per hour. 14KITCHEN HELPER College grad.,2yrs.experience. Salary anti-foreign.) Contact: MIDOREENO CORPORA­ Contact: ANTONIA MANIBUSAN dba SAIPAN BEACH Noticeis hereby given thaton lsiAttorney RoderickH. Seeman TiON,P.O. Box256,Saipan, MP9695O, 3COUNTER ATTENDANT -Highschool $2.45- $4.65perhour. 1 WAITRESS (NIGHTCLUB) TONIE'S ENT. P.O. Box 723, Saipan, grad., 2 yrs.experience, Salary$2.15­ Contact: JAYH.SORENSEN dbaJAY February 25, 1993, Thursday, Tel. No. 234-9579 (2126)F/395O. MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-6822 (2119)FI i 9 WAITRESS (RESTAURANT) $2.75 per hour. H.SORENSEN LAWOFFICE, P.o.Box at 1:30PMinthecourthouse of , 10 COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs. 10344. ~ WANT~D 1 OPERATION MANAGER - College 1BAR MANAGER -Collegegrad., 2yrs. 1184, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. the Superior Court in Susupe,. , . ;" '. ;' experience. Salary$2.15 per hour. experience. Salary $5.80 - $7.00 per 2341414 (3/5)F. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary$3.00 1 BARTENDER - High school grad., 2 1 MASON - High school grad., 2 yrs. Saipan, Commonwealth of the perhour. hour. FORRENT) yrs.experience. Salary$2.50per hour. experience. Salary$2.15per hour. 2MANAGER (RESTAURANT) -College 1 BARTENDER - High school grad., 2 Northern Mariana Islands, the '. NEWSPAPER DELIVE'RYMAN' , Contact: ST. TROPEZ DEV. CORP., Contact: STRINGSTONE ENTER­ Contact: NELIA S. MADLMEDUH dba Caller Box AAA 2127, Chalan Kanoa, grad., 2yrs.experience. Salary$5.80 ­ yrs.experience. Salary$2.50perhour. petitionerwillpetition theCourt PRISES INC. dba BISTRO, CallerBox MAYON ENTERPRISES, P.O.Box576, $6.50 per hour. Contact: CHALAN KANOA BEACH LOCAL HIRE ONLY Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 235-5009 Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-8673 SAIPAN BEACH COURT to adopt the above-mentioned PPP 535, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 2 FRONT DESK SUPERVISOR - High CLUB CORP. dba CHALAN KANOA ... MUST HAVE VALID CNMI DRIVER'S LICENSE (2126)F/l0420. 322-5418 (2126)F/l0402. (2/26)F/l0418. GARAPAN NEXT TO KINPACHI minor. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary BEACH CLUB, P.O. Box356, Saipan, Dated this 17thdayofFeb.1993. MUST HAVE OWN TRANSPORTATION 1 WHOLESALE MANAGER - College 1 PAINTER - High schoolgrad., 2 yrs. $4.05 - $4.60 per hour. MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-7829 (315)F/ 10503. grad., 2yrs. experience. Salary$1,721 . CONSTRUCTION . -, experience. Salary$2.50per hour. 2 (WAITRESS) SUPERVISOR - High with Furniture permonth. Contact: EMPRESS ENTERPRISES, school grad., 2 yrs.experience. Salary IslReynaldo O. Yana , ,WORKER" $4.05 - $4:10 per hour. 1 COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs. Attorney forPetitioner Contact: S.P.E. (SAlPAN) INC., P.O. INC. dbaWORLD FURNITURE & GEN. with Generator Box2696, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 12CARPENTERS MDSE., Caller Box PPP 326, Saipan, 2 FRONT DESK CLERK - High school experience. Salary$2.15 per hour. Contact: DOLORES B. DL.CRUZdba 234-9329/9326 (2126)F/l0413. 19MASONS MP96905, Tel. No. 234-0485 (2126)F/ grad., 2yrs.experience. Salary$2.90­ with Dryer Room 15 STEELMAN WORKER/STRUC­ 10409. $4.10 per hour. GALAXY SNACK BAR, P.O. Box 433, t TURAL - Highschool grad.,2yrs.expe­ 1(HOUSECLEANER) SUPERVISOR­ Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-5542 with BBQ Pit ACCOUNTANT : High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. (3/5)F/l 0504. ~. rience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 1ELECTRICIAN - Highschoolgrad.,2 24 Hours Purified Water SCHOOL 1ACCOUNTANT - Highschoolgrad.,2 yrs.experience. Salary$2.15per'hour. Salary $2.90 - $4.00 per hour. 2 ACCOUNTANT - Highschoolgrad.,2 yrs.experience. Salary$900permonth. Contact: CONSTRUCTION & MATE­ 21 COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs. 4 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR ­ yrs.experience. Salary$1,430-$2,000 1 PROJECT SUPERVISOR - High RIAL SUPPLY, INC. dba CMSI, P.O. experience. Salary $2.65 - $3.20 per High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary$2.15per hour. 2 Bedroom $1 ,250 CUSTODIAN per month. " school grad.,2 yrs. experience. Salary Box 609, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. hour, 3 Bedroom $1 ,450 Minimum 2years experience Contact: JOETEN ENTERPRISES, $800per month. 234-6136 (2126)F/3949. 1 F & B CONTROLLER - High school Contact: 0 &S ENTEPRISES INC.dba High school graduate INC.,P.O. Box 137,Saipan, MP96950, 1 PROGRAMMER (INFORMATION grad., 2yrs.experience. Salary$2.50­ SANGa NOIE,P.O. Box5503,Tel. No Tel. No.234-6445/6 (2126)F/3955. SYSTEM) - High school grad., 2 yrs. $3.00 per hour. 234-7786(3/5)F/10496. Starting Salary: $2.15/hour experience. Salary$3.00per hour. . MECHANIC 14WAITRESS, (RESTAURANT) - High Management: DAI·ICHI Hotel Contact: , 1ACCOUNTANT - Highschoolgrad.,2 Contact: E.C. GOZUMAND COMPANY school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 CLEANER, COMMERCIAL - High Tel. Nos.: 234-8832 (Call or Fax) yrs. experience: Salary$900 - $1,500 INC. dba TSK-ECG EMILIO GOZUM 1 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - High $2.35 - $3.80 per hour. school grad.,2 yrs. experience. Salary Saipan Community per month. . MANPOWER SERVICES, P.O. Box school grad.,2 yrs.experience. Salary 4BARTENDERIBARTENDRESS- High $2.15per hour. 234-6412 EXT. 1508 or 1506 School Principal, Contact: J.C. TENORIO ENT. INC., 2510, Saipan, MP96950, Tel.No.322- $3.80per hour. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Contact: ISLAND FIESTA FOODS CO. E.O. Box 137,Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. 051710754 (2126)F/l0401. Contact: COMMONWEALTH MARINE $2.35 - $3.00per hour. INC., P.O. Box2247,Saipan, MP9695O, 2.9.12.16.19(003935) 234-6687. No.234-6445/6 (2126)F/3955. LEISURE dba MARINE SPORT& LEi­ 1 GARDENER - High school grad., 2 Tel. No.234-3824/8614(315)F/4037. ACC'OUNTANT~ Coll~e yr~"" ~~t:b~~b7:N-:-' SURE,P.O. Box369,Saipan, MP96950 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - $3.85 1 grad.,2 t-. ".' ••,', z: '." (2126)F/10414;· 'per hour:' , 1MAINTENANCE REPAIRER, BUILD­ experience. Salary$900 per month. 1 PAINTER - High school grad., 2 yrs. 1 CLEANER, HOUSEKEEPING - High ING 1 ALUMINUM FABRICATOR - High experience. Salary $3.00 - $3.50 per 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC ­ school grad.,2 yrs.experience. Salary 7 CLEANER, HOUSEKEEPING - High school grad.,2 yrs.experience. Salary hour. High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. $2.15 - $2.40 per hour. school equiv., 2yrs.experience. Salary $2.15per hour. 1 ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATION Salary$2.15- $2.50per hour. 1DORMITORYSUPERVISOR-Coliege $2.50per hour. Contact: RICHARD P.KAUTZ, JR.dba MANAGER - College grad.,2yrs.expe- Contact: MARIANAS REPAIRS COM­ grad" 2 yrs.experience. Salary$600 ­ Contact: SUMIKI MITAdbaENVIRON­ KAUTZ GLASS COMPANY, P.O. Box rience. Salary $1,720per month. PANY, INC., P.O. Box 2690, Chalan, $800 per month. MENTAL PROTECTION & CLEANING ;:~ 2656, LowerBase, Saipan, MP96950, 1 ASSISTANT FRONTOFFICE MAN- Lau-Lau, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. Contact: HOTEL NIKKO SAIPAN,INC. SERVICES, Caller Box 490, Saipan, TeI. No.322-9282 (2126)F/10416. AGER-Collegegrad.,2yrs.experience. 234-9083/4 (2126)F/f0398. dbaHOTEL NIKKO SAIPAN, P.O.Box MP96950, Tel.No.322-6201 ext.6028 Salary$1,400 per month. 5152, CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. (3/5)F/l 0499. 1ACCOUNTANT -Collegegrad,,2yrs. 1ACCOU NTANT- College grad.,2yrs. . , No. 322-3311 (2126)F/3954. DOES IT AGAIN! experience. Salary$5.20per hour. experience. Salary $5.85per hour. MISCELLANEOUS . , 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC ­ Contact: KIM'SJEWELRY COMPANY 1 GLAZIER - High schoolgrad., 2 yrs. High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER - High Salary$3.25per hour. dba KIM'SJEWELRY, CallerBox PPP school grad.,2 yrs. experience: Salary 1 SUPERVISOR - Highschoolgrad., 2 experience. Salary$2.15per hour. 504, Saipan, MP 96950,Tel. No. 234­ yrs.experience. Salary$4.05perhour. Contact: JIMMY G. AGLIPAY dba 1SERVICE WRITER-High school grad., $2.65- $3.00per hour, 2 yrs. experience. Salary $750 per 5010 (2126)F/l 0407. 1WAITER, RESTAURANT- Highschool Contact: G.I.S. ENTERPRISES dba GOOD SAMARITAN GENERAL CON­ MAHARAJA, Caller Box PPP 143, TRACTOR, P.O. Box 28, CK, Saipan, month. grad.,2yrs.experience. Salary$2.15­ Contact: PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL 1ACCOUNTANT - College grad.,2 yrs. $2.95per hour. Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No, 234-9721 MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-1118 (2126)FI 115~1 experience. Salary $4.00 - $5.20 per (2126)F/l0406. 10415. MARIANAS, INC. dba MIDWAY MO­ FIRST WE BROUGHT YOU 1 HOUSEKEEPING CLEANER - High TORS, P.O.Box887, Saipan, MP96950, Iflorida tHe hour. school grad.,2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER ­ Tel. No. 234-7524/7525 (315)F/4033. Contact: TROPICAL LAUNDRY & $2.15- $2.40per hour. 1STORESUPERVISOR-Collegegrad., LINEN SUPPLY COMPANY, LTD.,P.O. 2 yrs. experience. Salary 42.50 per High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Contact:· PACIFIC MICRONESIA Salary $2.15 per hour. Box540CHRB, Saipan,MP96950,Tel. CORPORATION dba DAI-ICHI HOTEL hour. No.322-3077 (2119)F/1 0343. Contact: AARON FEINSTEIN dba FP Contact: SAIPAN INSPECTION SER­ SAIPAN BEACH, P.O. Box 1029, VICES INC., Caller Box PPP 141, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-6412 ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box2860, Saipan, FOR RENT or MP96950 (2126)F/10419. Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 235-5269 NOW IN 1993 WE BRING YOU (2126)F/3951. (2/19)F/3930. 53 YR" L.EASE 1 MASON 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ­ Beautiful custom built 6 MUSICIAN - Highschool grad.,2 yrs. 1 PLUMBER College grad., 2yrs.experience. Salary 1 CASHIER· Highschool grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary$900per month. 1 ELECTRICIAN - Highschoolgrad.,2 $4.65per hour. experience. Salary $2.25per hour. beach house 4 bedrooms 2 SOUND TECHNICIAN - High school yrs.experience. Salary$2.15perhour. Contact: ' ISLAND AMUSEMENT Contact: PANSY INC. dba WHITE or 3 & office Tanapag i\'ll~~r.~!~!~~'h!;~~ grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $600 CORP:, P.O. Box 2330, Saipan, MP HOUSEIRED HOUSE GIFTSHOP, P.O. Contact: H.S.LEE CONST. CO., INC. Village $1250 per mo. per month. dba GENERAL CONTRACTOR, P.O. 96950, Tel. No.235-1520 (2126)F/1 0421. Box 1328, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. technical: quality and artistry of it~·production. \' 234-7242 (2/19)F/l0340. (671) 653-4766 3 SIN,GER - High school grad., 2 yrs. , '. Box 440, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. ATW Avantguard produdionfacilitiesand advaneedJ expenence. Salary$5.00per hour. 234-5201/6856 (2126)F/3952. 1TRUCK DRIVER, HEAVY- Highschool , technology allowsPastcrelllto offer a production' 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. - College equiv., 2yrs. experience. Salary$2.75 CLASSIFIED ADS NEW which is ariti~o.lated in: ., ;: grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $4.65 4 CARPENTER - High school grad., 2 perhour. '. - ," per month. yrs.experience. Salary$2.15perhour. Gre~ Contact: JOHN T. SABLAN dba JG 1 CARPENTER - High schoolgrad., 2 - FullyVitrified Porcelain ,, Contact: FREDDIE SAINTS dba ""Contact: WILLIAM S. TORRES, P.O. SABLAN ROCK QUARRY, P.O. Box FOR SALE - AtomizedWHITE,BODY MONOCOTTURA. "'~ FREDDIE SAINTS PRODUCTIONS "'" Box 32, Chalan Kanoa, Saipan, MP yrs.experience. Salary$2.15perhour. 2119, Saipan, MP96950, Tel. No.322- Contact: ALICIA C.GALANG dbaGEAP -Wall TllesinBocottura ,0 / . Caller Box PPP530, Capitol Hill, Saipan: 96950(2126)F/10412. 5155/58 (2126)F/3958, • 1990 BMW MP 96950, Tel. No. 322-6818/19 (21 CONSTRUCTION, P.O. Box 294, _8 i• X':(J·i .8" ,1 0" .12 i• 12" ' X X 19)F/3927. 1 CARPENTER - High schoolgrad., 2 Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-7650 2 DELIVERY ROUTE TRUCKDRIVER (3/5)F/10495. 325i yrs.experience. Salary$600permonth. - Highschool grad., 2 yrs. experience. 4 WAITRESS, NIGHTCLUB Contact: ALICIA C.GALANG dbaGEAP Salary$2.50per hour. ONLY 18,000 MILES 5 DANCER· High schoolgrad., 2 yrs. CONSTRUCTION, P.O. Box 294, 10CARPENTER Contact: JOHN T. SABLAN dba JG 2 ELECTRICIAN LIKE NEW CONDITION ~,\o\'\&. MATERIA! SIIA experience. Salary$2.15per hour. Saipan, MP 96950 (2126)F/10423. SABLAN ICE & WATER COMPANY, Contact: ANY.GOLDINC.dba POppy 2 REINFORCING STEELWORKER MANYEXTRAS ~~, '~~ ~i' P.O. Box2119, Saipan,MP96950,Tel. 2 PLUMBER ITALIAN TILES CLUB, P.O. Box378,SanJoseSaipan, 1 CONSTRUCTION WORKER - High No.322-5155/58 (2126)F/3959. 10 MASON $19,000 MP 96950, Tel. No. 235-1865 (2126)F/ school grad.,2 yrs. experience. Salary !·tWr'~ 10404. $2.15per hour. 1 STOCK CONTROL CLERK - High 2 PAINTER - Highschookequiv., 2 yrs. 234-8230 • 322-5654 1 (PROJECT) SUPERVISOR - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary experience. Salary$2.15 - $2.50 per --.;~ 1 BARTENDER - High school grad., 2 hour. " KEEPING (THE PACE • school grad.,2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. , '(.ti~ yrs.experience. Salary$2.50perhour. $1,000 per month. Contact: COMMONWE'ALTH PAC. 1 ENGINEER - College grad., 2 yrs. P.O. BOX 609SAlPANMP !J(j:J~O BECAUSE"WE CARE FOR YOU Contact: VALORYE K. TROMBETTA Contact: JOHN T. SABLAN dba JG INT'L. INC. dba CRYSTAL PALACE experience. Salary$1,000 per month. TEL. NOS. 234·6136/G159 dba MOM'S ROUND TWO, P.O. Box Contact: JOHN & JOANNE DELEON Don't be a litterbug••• FAX234·9580 SABLAN REALTY & CONSTRUCTION, GIFTCENTER, P.O.Box1328,Saipan, 3159, Saipan, MP96950,Tel. No.234­ P.O. Box2119, Saipan,MP96950, Tel. MP96950, Tel. No. 234-7242 (2119)FI GUERRERO elba J'S ENTERPRISES Keep Saipan 6930 (2119)F/l 0341. P.O. Box3008CK, MP96950,Tel. No: , ' No.322-5155/58 (2126)FI3957. 10340. , 234-9891 (315)F/l0506. beautiful. . , "'" ';. -. • ,to, ;• .,• .i' s: ~. f'w; ~.~. ~,L ". ,'f"'.' .... 'I : i· .. ·;., .... " z: L. .••• _.. ~.~••.: ~ ;. ~ '''; ':'1.. :.~ ~ ~.. .•. _' ~' r! . .'. • I. " , -. ". :':::':. ,.r. '. -r., . 38-MARlANASVARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-FRIDAY-FEBRUARY 19, 1993 ,'FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19; ~1993-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS' ANDVIEws~39 EEK &1IIEEK® by Howie Sclmeider I CROSSWORD PUZZLER I Continued.f.rom page.40 Haugen promises legs Steams made up time, only Regatta. ' The Husslein teamwasnow 3i to often lose it again on the up­ An overnight weather change 4 pointaheadof Stearns,wid.1 the ACROSS Answer to Previous Puzzle to beat up Chavez 39 Flags wind legs. The eventual winner provided much stronger and at entire Regatta coming down to 1 Crony 42 The sweetsop of each raceoften depended on timesgustier winds for Sunday's theseventhandfmalracetodecide .ByEd Schuyler Jr. three weight classesandwhose 4 Armadillos 43 Paddles 9 Tiny· 44 Lane howlongthe.course was fmal three races. The team of betweenfirst and second place. record is 84-0, with 72 knock­ 12 Native metal 46 Burst forth The fourth and final races of DougHassellandDaveMcGarey Thethirdandfourth placetrophies MEXICO CITY (AP) - Boxing outs. 13 Stop 48 Callings "If 14 Hurried 51 Measure of Saturday's races, was a short tri­ began their quest for the bronze were also being hotlycontested fans have hailedCesar for years. youlookatthefirst40or50 15 Instructor weight angle course. . The Hussleins bataward, withaman-overboard, between the teamsof Thomson­ More than a few, especiallyin guyshe fought, you can't recog­ 17 Swerves 52 Avoid nize the names except Jerry 19 Walk 54 Regret jumped out to an earlylead, fol­ capsize, and collision routine. Magickand Yui-Yugi. The duel Mexico, consider Julio Cesar unsteadily 55 Three-toed lowedby Thomson'and Magick Many boats capsized before the continued between the top two Chavezthebestfighterkilogram­ Lewis," said Haugen, a former 20 lairs sloths International Boxing Federation 21 Oispatch 56 Challenges and two of the three Japanese day's racing was over, but all boats,withtheHussleins gaining for-kilogram.(pound-for-pound) 23 Full of fire 57 Music: as lightweight champion, whose written teams. Stearnsgot caughtin the crewswereabletorighttheirboats upwind, Stearns and Angelo in the world GARFIELD®byJim Davis 27 Cornered middle of a crowded start and andcontinuesailingin the races. gaining downwind. On the last Then there is the view of Greg recordis 32-4-1,with 16knock­ 29 Musical DOWN outs. "I don't think Lewis is the mstrurnent Haugen, who will challenge collisionincidentat thestartline, The local teamsof Rolandand upwindlegofthethreelapcourse guy who was who was in that ACCORDINCtTO THIS CHART, 30 Behold! 1 Vessel and startedoff at the-back of the Lulu Johnson, Roseanne Stearnsmade.atactical error, al­ Chavezon Saturdaynightfor the CONSIDE.RINCt WHAT t,lOO 31 Land 2 Exist movie, 'The Nutty Professor.'" WEI&H I t,JOO SHOOLD 8C: measure 3 She was pack. they worked their way up Arbizzani andMarkLebow,Ken lowingthe Hussleins to sail past, World Boxing Council super Jerry Lewis the actor is well t.LE.VE.N FE.E.T TALL! 32 Redacts Olivia Walton through the crowd, picking off McKinneyandDermisGeiser, and 'on to victory and the Brass Bat lightweightchampionship, which 34 Intellect 4 Pain host: in its. 18 Wife of known in the United States for 8 Strictest 35 Paid notice 5 Pares Gerainl oneboatatatime,butdidn'thave Emmett . Hollins and Tommy Trophy. Joe and Kelly Husslein willconcludeacardoffourworld his comedic films, Lewis the 36 Twirled 6 Swiss river 9 Take from 20 Food 10 Auricle quite enough.time to catch.the Fernandez all sailed well during performed well throughout the title boutsthat willinvolvesuper 37 Common- 7 "Unsolved program boxer was an American who 11 Abstract place Mysteries" 21 Lealher belt Husslein duo, who managed to theregatta, gainingconsiderable Regatta, sailingconsistently and welterweight TerryNorris,super fought Chavez twice in 1982. being 22 Wear away 16 Give up hold off Stearns and Angelo to racing and sailingexperience. makingveryfew mistakes. middleweight Michael Nunnand "I'mgoingto give him theworst 24 Publish 25 Choice part takefirst by a few boat lengths. In Sunday's first race, team The Husslein victory snapped featherweight Azuma Nelson at beatingof his life," the 30-year­ 26 Lavishes .. The end of the firstday o{r,ac­ Saipan continued to dominate, Stearns' longunbeatenstreak in Aztec Stadium. oldChavezsaid."I promisethat. fondness on 28 Left ing had Stearns.and Angelo in with -StearnsvHusslein and Saipansailingevents. Datingback .,. . "He's justa guy,agod here in :'and whatever1promiseIfulfill, 33 Presses for firstplace,the'Hussleins tiedwith Thomson finishing one-two­ tothe1987sailingseason,Stearns Mexico, but not in the United "He said my 'family wasn't payment States," said Haugen, an Ameri­ worth anything, that Mexicans 34 Loses team Yui-Yugi for second, and three. with two races remaining had been unbeaten by local sail­ PEANUTS®by Charles M. Schulz freshness Thomson-Magickinfourth. Mark in theRegatta,Stearnsseemedto orsinover30yachtclubregattas, can from Las Vegas."I'm going had no worth. Only now he is 36 Break Thomson has been a familiar have it· all but wrapped up. with theexception of one regatta to kick his butt" trying to back off because he's suddenly WE SHEPI-1ERDS c::=;> 38 Evaluate skipperonSaipanin theHobie14 However,the sixthrace saw Joe he lost afteranequipment failure Strong words from a 25-1un­ afraidtheMexicans willhurthim. f.1AVE A FAVORITE -:=-~-1 40 Parts of footclassformanyyears,butthis andKellyHussleinsailan excel­ and subsequent dismasting, derdog,whowillbechallenging a He'll only have one Mexican to ~ speech worry about." , SAVING .. 41 Famous is his first year skipperingin the lent race, finishing first, while Credit goes to the Hussleins for man whohas won world titles in ... '" . More than 100,000 people """- -t::t:lrr •• detective 16-foot class. He and crew StearnsandAngeloplaced a dis­ their consistent and excellent 45 War god Jonathon Magick sailed excep: tantruth, withStearnsfallingoff sailing throughout the weekend could attend the fights, whichis 46 Greek letter RGA GolfNews billed as "The Grand Slam of -:;;;-+--+-f--I 47 Pierre's king tionally well throughout the his boat as he crossedthe line. Regatta. 48 Mongrel Event: Mini Tourney Boxing." 49 Wheel track (Fundraiser) On Wednesday, the 32-year­ 50 Ocean 53 Note of scale Date: February20 old Haugendidn't soundasifhe Little League season opens March 13 Place: Suwaso(COP) were backingoff. THE 1993 littleleaguebaseball Openingceremonies will start is on Feb. 26. Fee: $40.00 "I've got to takethecrowdout season in the three divisions ­ at9 a.m. andwillproceedon with For more information regard­ Tournament is limited to the of the fight," he said. 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\ '40-MARIANAS VAR.IETY NEWS AND.VIEWS-FRIDAY-FEBRUARY 19.1993 SPORTS ...... Hussleins win Laguna Regatta THE TEAM of Joe and Kelly Husslein sailed to an upset vic­ toryoverTony Stearns andDebbie Angeloin the 18thAnnualSaipan Laguna Regatta held this past weekend, in Tanapag lagoon. Twelve catamaran teams, four from Japan and eight from Saipan. competed in the annual champi­ onshipregatta held every year on President's Day weekend. Many of the local tearns trained hard inhopesofbringing the Brass Bat Trophy back to Saipan. the previous two Laguna Regattas were won by Michio and Itsuko Tanaka of Japan, who unfortu­ nately were not entered in this year's event. The four Japanese teams also had their sights set on WU,ming the regatta, and taking the'uophy home to Japan again. TQe friendlyrivalry promised to REPRESENTATlVESof the Sayama Softball Tennis Association introduced MountCarmel students to therudiments of softtennis dUring a clinic at theSan Vicente publictennis courtonFeb. 6. Photo shows theMountCarmel students withtheJapanese players, whoalsodonated therackets make for fun but hard fought andballsusedduring theclinic. sailing races. 'the 12 teams sailed 16-foot Hobie and Prindle catamarans in

~...( Kasparov seven races over the two event. \~ , Navratilova, Seles advance Light and shifty winds on Satur­ ,, defeats 100 day, combined with strong and ,_. : occasionally gusty winds on challengers in Paris Women's Open Sunday, tested the sailors in simultaneously By SalvatoreZanca tria, 6-3, 6-4. It took Seles just "Iam playingclay-courttennis varying conditions, and made for exciting and closely contested LONDON (AP) • International more than an hour. In a first­ out there," Navratilova said. PARIS (AP) Martina chess champion Gary Kasparov round match, fourth seed Jana "Staying back and working the races. Excellentcourses were set let his moves do the talking as he Navratilova moved slowly but Novotna of the Czech Republic point. " byBob Latham and Steve Soenke, took on more than 100 challeng­ easily into the second round of beat Sandrine Testud of France, Seles, 13-0 this year and riding and the race committee of Karen '\ ers Wednesday in a good-natured the $375,000 Paris Women's 6-2,6-2. a 32-matchwinning streak, needs King, JanetMcCulloughand dick ~. , charity tournament. Open tennis tournament In the second round, Mary just three more wins to overtake Ceyzyk provided excellent race Kasparov simultaneously took Wednesday while top seed Pierce of France, the No.6 seed, Chris Evert in career percentage officiating. Monica Seles gained the .26teams of four players each, eliminated Nicole Muns­ for victories. Asof now Evert has All four Japanese boatsjumped quarterfinals. . Jagerman of the Netherlands, 6­ off to an early lead in Saturday's woddDg his way from board to amarkof 89.96 per cent, basedon board in the smoking room of Navratilova, seeded second, 3,6-4. first race, rounding the 'A' mark her career mark of 1,309-146. London's Simpson's-in-the.. downed Katja Oeljeklaus, a Ger­ The tennis court, laid down on one-two-three-four. Team Yui­ Although nowhere near the to­ Strand restaurant He emerged man qualifier, 6-1, 6-3 in less the floor of a rock concert hall, is Yugi sailed on to an easy victory, tal amount of wins, Seles needs to " -- undefeated. than an hour despite not being not to Navratilova's liking. while Gaku Murakami survived a Speaking to reporters earlier fond of the slow conditions of the "It's tough out there. It's re­ win the toumamenthere tohave a pre-start capsize and skippered Wednesday, the 29-year-old court. ally, really slow. It's more for mark of 252-28 - exactly 90 per his boat to a second place finish. Russian refused to respond to Seles followed Navratilova on clay-courters and baseliners," cent. The top three spots in the race criticisms levied against him by court for a second-round match Navratilovasaid. "Unfortunately Seles beat Navratilova for the went to Japanese tearns, and it Nigel Short, the British chess against Judith Wiesner of A;us- not for me." Chicago Slims title Sunday. appeared as if the local teams master who will play him for the were going to have a tough time world championship later this in the 1993 Laguna Regatta. year. . After some on-the-water ad­ Short, 27, has said Kasparov is Saipangets two team slots justments to their boat, however, "extremely unpleasant" person­ ally and "has almost no respect at Stearns and Angelo found .their all from any of his colleagues." usual winning groove and came Kasparov, often noted for his in PAL golf tournament backtoeasily win the second race, cold confidence, has been on his DUE TO popular interest of Diego Benavente,Charley Reyes, March 1-2 at Lanang Golf and with teamHusslein taking second. best behavior since arriving in local golfers, Philippine Air- Ike Demapan, Ed Cabrera, Mike Country Club, Davao City. In Saturday'sthirdrace theSaipan Britain on Monday. lines granted Saipantwomen's Sablan, Joe Sablan, Max Men's Division commences teams continued to dominate. On Short's public utterances, teams to participate in the 46th Camacho, Tom Castro and March 3 - 6 at Apo Golf and Stearns and Angelo took first Kasparov responded tactically. PAL Interclub Golf Tourna- Mariano Bermudes. Minimum Country Club, Davao City. again, Mark Thomson and "Replying to criticism would ment. ' of eight players are needed, Philippine Airlines is offer- Jonathan Magick placed second, mean I would start a discussion As of this writing, the first maximum of ten to form a team. ing 50 percent discount on and the Hussleins captured third. from which 1 would never ben­ team has been formed under Ten will be allowed to play and airfare from Saipan to Davao The upwind, reaching, and efit," he said. Dennis Yoshimoto' as team the best eight scores will be andbacktoSaipan. Discounted downwind legs of the courses But he added that he was "100 captain. The members are Dr. counted. No player will allow to airfare is $591 with routing providedfor some exciting racing percentconfident" he would beat John Crowley, Jay Sorensen, play more than 36 holes. Saipan-Manila-Davao-Manila- with many lead changes during Short to retain his title. "I am Tex Naog, Cliff Friedman, Pete A Senior's Team may still be Saipan with stops in Manilafor theraces. Steamsusuallyjumped confident I can win any event Untalan, Kim Kwan Young, organized. Players must be at those participants who have offto an early lead, but Husslein, now." . Jack Taitano, Larry Norita and least 55 years old on the first day business attend to. Thomson and the four Japanese He also matched wits against John Matsumoto. ofthe tournament. Senior'sTeam Interested golfers may get in teams often made ground on the several celebrities, including . Among those who expressed must be minimum of 5'maximum touch with John Fortes, PAL upwind sailing legs. Sailing interest to participate and form eight players to qualify. GM, at telephone numbers233- former Prime Minister Lord downwind and on the flying reach Callaghan. another team are Vice Speaker Senior's tournament starts 3337/38/39. Continued on page39 tlJarianas %rie~~ Mlcronesla's Leading Newspaper SInce 1972 (;&) P,O. 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