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Vol. 19 No. 39 , MP 96950 (©1?©1990 Marianas Variety JULY 27,1990 Serving CNMI for 19 Years U.S. Secretary Baker Visits Saipan

by Ronet B. Concepcion the economic growth that charac­ Secretary of terize the Commonwealth of the StatesJamesA.Baker’sshort visit Northern Marianas Islands,” he yesterday was a complete success said. saying“Saipanreallyis something He cited “The Gov. and the L t you can be proud o f’ as he was Gov. during the course of our tour able to round the island which fillmeinontheeconomicpiogress includedastopattheBanzai Cliff, that’s been made over the course the last Japanese command post of the past several years and I memorial and participate in the think that is really something you wreath-laying ceremony at can really be extremely proud of American Memorial Park. Gov. Larry I. Guerrero together “I think it’s important to take with Lt. Gov. Benjamin Mangiona note of the fact that you have no assisted Baker as he “toured” the unemployment problem essen­ island. tially and that you have in effecta Baker’s motorcade was ac­ reallybrightfutureherein CNMI,” companied by a bus carrying he stressed. Baker’s staff followed by local Gov. Guerrero saidBaker’svisit government officials and media gave them the opportunity to men. briefly share insights of what is Before departing Saipan on his happening in the NMI. way to Jakarta, Secretary Baker Guerrero further mentioned he gaveashortremarksattheairport. handed to the Secretary some Baker mentioned that he had briefingmaterialsabouttheCNMI his military service during the for reference. Korean War but “old enough to Baker’s aircraft flew to jakarta remember the battles that were at about 6:30 D.m. fought here in the Second World War, particularly the battle of Saipan as a 14-year old growing up in the US during the Second Covenant : World War.” U.S. Secretary, Jam es Baker during his brief visit to som e of Saipan's historic sites, is listening to som e World “Anditisapleasureandaprivi- W ar II history while standing inside the Japanese Last Com mand Quarters in M arpi with secretary, First Lady lege for me to have the opportu­ coimVtation Matilda Guerrero (left), Vice Speaker of the House Luis Benavente, behind the secretary, and Lt. Gov. nity to be here and particulalry to Benjamin Mangiona (Right). see the peace and the stability and to posnmojn September Governor <&mero% Second Im m igration O fficer arrested cial JtepreseniyivftS fa r the Covenant 0 # t- by Teri M. Flores gling of methamphetamine to the the Philippines. at the U.S. District Court on July stdiatkms methaelast Friday Another Immigration Officer CNMI was ordered arrested by Court records show that 27 at 1:30 P.M. todi$eu$$ theupiWr^Kmm involved in the July 11 drug bust U.S. District Court Judge Alex Palacios has already appeared on Palacios was released on a Round of Consultations* at theSaipanlntemational Airport Munson in a warrant of arrest the initial hearing conducted on $25,000 unsecured bond and was According to Ll Governor i was arrested Wednesday, July 24 signed on July 25. Palacios was July 25. However, since Palacios restricted to travel out of the NMI Benjamin T* Mangiona, by FBI and DPS operatives at the charged with “conspiracy to pos­ has not yet retained counsel at the without a written permission from Chairman of the C N M I 902 Nauru Building. sess with intent to distribute more time of the preliminary hearing, the court Representatives, a letter was Glen Derick Palacios, 20, iden­ than 10 grams of methamphet­ an order for a re-continuance and In documents submitted to the senttothePresideafsMerim tified as the other INO officer amine - a prohibited drug com­ release was served by the court. court by FBI special agent Paul Special Representative, M r. allegedly involved in the smug­ monly known as ice or “shabu” in Palacios is scheduled to appear Continues on page 40 Timothy W, Glid ^ ra p e s t* ing that the next round to be heldonSeptember!7-20,1990 on Rota. The letter suggested that topics o f discussion be limited to priority issues, in­ cluding Third Country Assis­ tance, Ocean Rights and Re- - · . j «l m r** x IFUÜULBJZtWY [F D 3 0 IM 4 7 И 3 0 Ш )М 7 r§M arianas cVariety ^&ЭЁИ8 tF ß »Ä V M icronesia’s Leading N ew spaper Since 1972 ^ v s C X j D/A'

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U.S. Secretary Baker Visits Saipan

by Roriel B. Concepcion the economic growth that charac­ United States Secretary of terize the Commonwealth of the States James A. Baker’s short visit Northern Marianas Islands,” he yesterday was a complete success said. saying“Saipanreallyis something He cited “The Gov. and the Lt. you can be proud o f’ as he was Gov. during the course of our tour able to round the island which fill me in on the economic progress included a stop at the Banzai Cliff, that’s been made over the coarse the last Japanese command post of the past several years and I memorial and participate in the think that is really something you wreath-laying ceremony at can really be extremely proud of American Memorial Park. tt Gov. Larry I. Guerrero together “I think it’s important to take with L t Gov. Benjamin Manglona note of the fact that you have no assisted Baker as he “toured” the unemployment problem essen­ island. tially and that you have in effect a Baker’s motorcade was ac­ reallybrightfutureherein CNMI,” companied by a bus carrying he stressed. Baker’s staff followed by local Gov. Guerrero said Baker’s visit government officials and media gave them the opportunity to men. briefly share insights of what is Before departing Saipan on his happening in the NMI. way to Jakarta, Secretary Baker Guerrero further mentioned he gave a short remarks at the airport handed to the Secretary some Baker mentioned that he had briefingmaterialsabouttheCNMI his military service during the for reference. Korean War but “old enough to Baker’s aircraft flew to jakarta remember the battles that were at about 6:30 D .m . fought here in the Second World War, particularly the battle of Saipan as a 14-year old growing up in the US during the Second Covenant World War.” U. S. Secretary, James Baker during his brief visit to some of Saipan's historic sites, is listening to some World “And it is a pleasure and aprivi- consultation War II history while standing inside the Japanese Last Command Quarters in Marpi with secretary, First Lady lege for me to have the opportu­ Matilda Guerrero (left), Vice Speaker of the House Luis Benavente , behind the secretary, and Lt. Gov. nity to be here and particulalry to Benjamin Manghna (Right). see the peace and thestabilityand to resume In S eptem ber Governor Guerrero’s Spe­ Second Im m igration O fficer arrested cial Representatives for the Covenant Section 902 Con­ by Teri M. Flores gling of methamphetaminetothe the Philippines. at the U.S. District Court on July sultations methearelast Friday Another Immigration Officer CNMI was ordered arrested by Court records show that 27 at 1:30 P.M. to discuss tho upccnungNinth involved in the July 11 drug bust U.S. District Court Judge Alex Palacios has already appeared on Palacios was released on a Round of Consultations, at theSaipan International Airport Munson in a warrant of arrest the initial hearing conducted on $25,000 unsecured bond and was According to Lt. Governor was arrested Wednesday, July 24 signed on July 25. Palacios was July 25. However, since Palacios restricted to travel out of the NMI Benjamin T. Manglona, by FBI and DPS operatives at the charged with “conspiracy to pos­ has not yet retained counsel at the without a written permission from Chairman of the CNM I 902 Nauru Building. sess with intent to distribute more time of the preliminary hearing, the court. Representatives, a tetter was G len Derick Palacios, 20, iden­ than 10 grams of methamphet- an order for a re-continuance and In documents submitted to the sent to the President’s Interim tified as the other INO officer amine - a prohibited drug com­ release was served by the court court by FBI special agent Paul Special Representative, M r, allegedly involved in the smug­ monly known as ice or “shabu” in Palacios is scheduled to appear Continues on page 40 TimothyW. Glidden,request­ ing that the next round to be hddon September17-20,1990 on Rota. The letter suggested that topics o f discussion he limited to priority issues, in­ N h · cluding TMrti Country Assis­ Overlwndrcdctttóens ofïhe tance, Ocean Rights and Re­ sources,¡todtbeTunaFishary,

т а с ш й Ш З Щ small delegation will travel to and Washington,B.C., around mid-August to meet with ap­ propriate federal officiate and various members of the UJS, Congstessto discuss these ten- tecs portant issues. The Co-Chairman of the Bahama wrote that hddpn- and 902 group, Washington Rep­ resentative Jaan N. Babauta, Continues on page 4 ; π г ;:—'; ¡ L, ri-j ♦..·· i j ' ·■-<■ ·-··*'· C'-’T A а’"’ ί,;';::α iW ' %ji i f-itaivvJr ^MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- FRIDAY. JULY 27,1990 FRIDAY, JULY 2 7 ,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEW S-3 DPS m ay lost correction facility site testifies against Shim izu proposal The Department of Public ties will serve all the islands in the 1989, a meeting was held to dis­ that “no site survey or site prepa­ and required fencing. JR’s AGENDA Safety (DPS) has expressed its Commonwealth. Unlike a cuss the relocation of the DPS ration on the part of the DPS” had The provisions also include disapproval to the proposed 200 “prison” which is strictly for “the Corrections Facility to the Marpi been conducted. modifications to provide water By: John DelRosario, Jr. hectares landleaseof the Shimizu purpose o f pjunishing criminals” Plateau in order to provide for a The letter further suggested pumping since the original site Corporation at the Kagman area. the “corrections facility” is for the project which was proposed by several locations wherein which provided a natural elevation, for . Inawrittentestimonypresented purpose of“humanelycontaining It is fitting that I congratulate Dr. Larry Hocog for gratulations! the Shimizu Corporation to the the DPS facility, the homestead water flow, Work Release Pro­ by Frank M. Camacho, acting di­ criminals during a process of re­ his efforts in opening up a clinic here to serve our Indeed, the award touched m y heart in the sense MPLC. projects and the needs of the gov- gram considerations and other rector of the DPS during the July habilitation.” people. It prides this humble scribe that one of our that due recognition is given Sister Remedio, a The meeting was attended by emmentwouldbesuitably located. costs related to the relocation. 17 public hearing of the House Official studies of correctional MDs has decided to go into private practice in teacher of teachers and the mother of so many then acting Governor Pedro A. In conclusion, the Acting Gov­ As of the July 17 public hear­ Sub-Committee on Natural Re­ facilities,needs and funding were medicine. generation of pupils who have gone either through Tenorio, MPLC Executive Di­ ernor informed and directed the ing, the DPS has “other than W hat does it take to m anage w hat the CNMI sources, the DPS lias aired that began in 1987. Four separate en­ It is my understanding that the equipment for the kinder garten or cathechism classes. Once again, rector William Concepjcion and MPLC “to act accordingly” in through verbal innuendoes and the site for the correction facility gineering firms specializing in now socially and economically? It takes good clinic would be arriving shortly. Once they are in congratulations Sister Remedio! then MPLC Board member favor of the Shimizu proposal, as media propaganda” has not yet place, the clinic ought to be able to begin handling granted by the MPLC was ignored corrections facilities have con­ Marian Aldan-Pierce and DPS shown in the document received any form of actual planning first and the right m anagem ent second. in favor of the Shimizu proposal. patients daily. And it should be able to assist CHC in The Liberation Committee also deserves our sa­ tributed their efforts to come up Director Gregorio M. Camacho. The DPS testimony also stated compromise, thedocumentstated. According to the testimony, the But this com m onw ealth lacks both, to the fact reducing the crowded conditions that we find at lute for selecting Dr. Jose L. Chong, director of CHC with a final needs assessment and The DPS Director, upon pre- that they were never consulted or Acting DPS Director Camacho DPS said it “cannot supjport needs final plan for the facility, Camacho sentationoftheShimizu proposal, advised that there was an inten­ also stated in the testimony that that there is no planning for developm ent and Public Health and the Out Patient Department as as the Grand Marshall for this year’s Liberation Day well. festivities. His contributions to theNorthem Marianas which appears to be based solely said. unconditionally rejected the tion to “resurrect” the Shimizu the Shimizu proposal does not grow th, no planning for population and social life I also understand that some of our retired doctors Community is far greater what my limited ability in upon the enrichment of a few Although the CNMI was denied schemebecause the DPS was then proposal. reflect any assistance to law en­ selectprivate and businessentities funding for the facility by the finalizing the A&E portions of standards, there is no planning for economic will be joining this health outfit which should descriptive verbs could portray. At the time the Shimizu Corpo­ forcement or to fire protection. strengthen the clinic ’scapability to handle patients as I remember too that Dr. Chong was also awarded to the exclusion o f all others.” Depaitmentof thelnteriorandthe their project in Kagman. ration was “orchestrating public controls, and so on then positively there is no itincreases. I encourageourretirednurses to join just the Citizen of the Year award by theRotary in the mid The documentfurther states that Federal Bureau of Prisons because After prior consultations with and media blitz at the proposed Camacho further stated that“the need to establish m anagem ent to oversee the so that you don’t frustrate yourself with boredom at eighties. I admire the greatness of his contributions, “we must take into consideration of its small population as com­ Leo Daly of the A&E, the Director site,” the DPS Director issued to officials of Shimizu does not strength and enthusiasm to continue extending his therightsofindividualsalongwith pared to the other applicants, the wrote Concepcion on Sept 22, the media and the concerned pub­ mention the opposite side of the general affairs of this com m onw ealth and w hat home. It takes courage to establish a clinic of this nature. services to our people in the Northern Marianas those of the conglomerate DPS continued to seek solutions. 1989 reconfirming his pxjsition lic that no consultations were made coin, mainly to deny the Com­ this com m unity future is up to. And I admire Dr. Hocog’s courage and determina­ Community. Both he and Sister Remedio tops my desires...and look forward to This included making formal rep­ regarding the relocation of the to” any party involved that stood monwealth the power and the protecting our existing tourism resentations before the CNMI 7 facility stating that the overall to gain from their project,” the In the early eighty’s and during the third tion in venturing into an area that makes him the first list of people with wisdom who have enriched our water revenues which could now of firstamonstlocal doctors. I have had dealings with lives over the years. industry, while also committing year Planning Commission and plans and considerations had been document stated. be served by the Government legislature, elected leaders then decided to left him before with regard to my little boy. I have to support a reasonable quality of the CNMI Legislature for Capital custom designed for the specific The document stated that the In conclusion, Camacho said life on our islands.” ImprovcmentPlan, thedocument the foreign investm ent act with its restrictions nothing short of confidence in his ability as a doctor. *** Kagman area originally planned DPS has attempted to make a that the Director is in full supjport Again, congratulations Dr. Hocog and I wish you Ican’thelpbutnotice the paradeofletters that have In the said document, Camacho stated. for the facility. DPS Director compromise with the Shimizu of local development which is and open the door so the econom y can grow and every success in building a strong and healthy repu­ found tlieir into this paper with positive support for detailed the lengths the Depart­ According to thedocument, the Camacho further stated that the representatives by proposing an based up»n the needs and best the investm ents will com e, but they fail to realize tation for your newly established health clinic! *** Nick Sablan, director of Public Works. The man is ment has gone since early 1987 to CNMI Legislature granted theCIP relocation of the facility is not alternate location lying at the far­ interests of the pjeople of the study, fund and develop the cor­ funding on the basis of the needs feasible mainly because of a great thest comer of the proposed project Commonwealth which the de­ th at if there is no guidelines o r controls it will be The Saipan Rotary Club, under the abled leader­ a doer and a capable bureaucratic jungle fighter in ship of President Norbert Sablan recently awarded government Well? I join the rest in saluting your rections facility upon the Kagman assessments, and the designation number of costly reasons which for the corrections facility. partment is charged with provid­ difficult to m anage, and that’s w hat exactly Sister Remedio its Citizen of the Year Award. The efforts and hard work as you plow and pave the site which had been granted by of the Kagman site. The funding include infrastructure consider­ The provisions, as stated in the ing. “Such needs and interests the MPLC. The said document was according to the DPS 3-Phase ations. document, included the funding happening since then. Rotary’sselectionis very timely anditcouldn’thave arteries of this island so to make life easier for all our include providing propjer facili­ gone to a better person than Sister Remedio. Con­ people. Congratulations! was signed by Jesus G. Plan for a corrections facility. The testimony further stated that of costs of modifications to the ties to house those who break the The previous adm inistrations has failed to Villagomez. Camacho further stated in his on Sept. 26, 1989, Acting Gov. design, replacement of existing laws promulgated by the legisla­ The CNMI Corrections Facili- com e up with the proper planning and m anage testimony that on September 20, Tenorio published a letter stating infrastructure and usable building tive body,” Camacho said. the affairs of this com m onwealth, Instead it opened the doors for all kind of influences w ithout controls and restrictions until this present situa­ tion in the CNMI existed, which is unm anageable Dear Editor citizens properties. The rejection efits including the increase in the Saipan tour with Without doubt Japan and other of the proposal was accepted be­ s i t u a t i o n . lease price and the 25 year lease Asian countries have primarily cause it honors the noble idea of listedin the Shimizu ads. This is Young and educated Chamolinians are be­ contributed to our rapid economic land being reserved for the young a disgrace and affront to the intel­ growth by investing tremendous an future generations. Why then ligence of the people of the Secretary Baker com ing frustrated w hen they realize th at there is amount of money because they didMPLCrenegeon that decision Northern Marianas. Abraham nothing left for them to base their future in the recognize the business opportu­ to turn 180 degrees when Lincoln once sai± “You can fool years to com e, they are realizing thattheir elders nities in our island. Local residents Shimizu’s proposal came along? some of the people some of the certainly do not want to jeopardize ThepubUcexpresseditoutrage and leaders failed to plan and m anage a secured time, but you cannot fool all of this relationship. While I have loudly during the public bearing the peqple ail of the time. and bright future on their hom e islands. W hat nothing against multi-national held in October 1989 when the Such magnitude of land is left for them to pick up is an unplanned and companies or foreign corpora­ Shimizu lease agreement was first transaction involving two million tions, I do object to these compa­ being considered by the Legisla­ square meters should be bidded unm anageable state that they inherited from nies trying to exploit the only re­ ture. At that time, the land lese out so that the people of the their own leaders, and try to straighten it out, it source of the people—LAND. price was6cents per squaremeter Northern Marianas will be en­ The Shimizu Golf Course and the public protested at this sured of getting the best possible is im possible, it would be like trying to straighten Secretary and Mrs. Baker are flanked by Lt. Gov. Benjamin Mangiona (left) and Mrs. proposal is a very sensitive issue discounted price amoung other deal. Otherwise, the honesty and Mangbna ( right). out a tail of the dog or the neck of the cam el. especially since the government objections. In early 1990, MPLC integrity of our government has made mistakes on previous asked the new Legislature to act particulary our elected officials leases with Suwaso and Kan Pa­ on the Shimizu proposal. A me­ wil be questioned especially in cific. Shimizu’s proposal would dia blitz followed as Shimizu ads view of the many inconsistencies not have been controversial if listed numerous benefits includ­ of the Shimizu proposal. The MPLC policies remained consis­ ing 100% increase of the land people want and deserve a clean, tent Last August31,1988, MPLC rental to 12cents per square meter. conscientious and honest gov­ rejected a previous proposal to The people should note that at the ernm ent develop an 18 hole golf course on recent House public hearing on ¿IM arianas 4 m et j f » MPLC has the fiduciary duty the same location on the basis that July 17, the lease agreement sub­ to get the best possible deal from the area has already been desig­ mitted to the legislature is the the two million square meter land Serving the Commonwealth for 19 years nated for homestead and land orginal agreement with an Published Tuesday and Friday by Youn Is Art Stud ¡6, Inc. before committing the land for 25 exhanges for which the govern­ amendment both of which do years. But the land needs o f our Publishers: ment encroachment on pri«ate contain any of the numerous ben­ Continues on page 42 Abed and Paz Y q h h ìs

Dave Hughes .... Reporter M em ber of r etters to the editor are welcome on any subject so long as they hand-signed ( no photocopie The 1 signatures, please.) Letters addressed to other publications or to third parties are discourage/ P.O. Box 231, S»ip«n. MP 96950-0231 Associated |! Faxed letters are allowed, so long as there is a voice telephone number for verification, as ar Press Tel. (670)234-6341/7578/9797 J L . "electronic mail" letters from local bulletin boards or from M C IM A IL or Internet Fa x : 234-9271 MCI Mâü: Merumn Variety H R ; Letters endorsing particular political candidates are not encouraged and all letters are subject Ö1990, Marianas Variety - all righto reserved: U.S. Secretary James Baker passing W orld W ar II relics with Gov. Larry I. DL Guerrero, to editing for length and content A ll letters remain the property of the Variety. Speaker of the House Pedro R. Guerrero and walking behind is Vbe Speaker Luis B e n a v e n te . Gov. Larry I. DL Guerrero stands with Secretary and Mrs. Baker. ^M ARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-HJLY 27,1990 FRIDAY, JULY 2 7 ,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEW S- 5 Work-study scholarship Korea Air increases COMMONW€ALTH HCALTH C€NT€R

PRIMARY HEALTH CARE DIVISION to Japan possible GOVERNMENT OF THE ΝΟΠΤΗΕΠΝ MARlANA'ISLANDS There's a new scholarship for weekly flights DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH-ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES encouraged to take it, says Mr. live right the premises...others CNMI student looming on the Fujita. If they pass the test, in company housing nearby. by Ronel B. Concepcion coming weeks.’ horizon. It's a work-study they can begin studies in their All the scholarship students get Korean Airline now have scholarship in Japan! chosen field right away. free room and board. Korean Air now flying direct flight schedules every PUBLIC NOTICE Representatives of the Fuji- Sankei Business Systems the from Seoul, Korea to Saipan Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays Sankei group, which own The Division of Public Health, under the press release states, has over Sankei Business Systems four times a week with stop­ and Saturdays, and after newspapers and television 200 offices all over Japan. began this progarm back in over in on its return September 4, it will resume leadership of Dr. Jose L. Chong, Director of stations all over Japan, met They currently have 1962, the press release said, flight until September 4. normal flight operations, two Public Health and Environmental services, will with College President Agnes approximately 1700 students in Mr. Fujita and other company . Mr. Kum Sik Lee, Saipan times a week on Mondays and 'McPheters, Education start cracking down on all aliens who are in the their work-study program and representatives came to Saipan branch manager of Korean Air Thursdays, he said. Commisioner Elizabeth Mr. Fujita says it’s not an easy to see if the CNMI had any said that since July 16, the Lee further said that the jet CNMI and have not yet reported toihe division Rechebei and member of the life. The students arise at 4 in interest in participating in the airline have added two more doing the trips is a Boeing for their initial or yearly physical examinations legislature last Monday to the morning and deliver program. The isalnd’s top flights for the purpose of 727, an ecoftomy class which discuss details, according to newspapers for two hours. as codified in the Commonwealth Code, 3 CMC, educators gave a resounding bringing more bussinessmen can carry a total of 100 College press release. Then they go to school. They "YES!" There are still a lot of passengers has been servicing Div. 4, Section 4438. Health Certification. Mr. Yo Fujita, President of and tourist to the island. deliver newspapers again in the details to iron out but officials Lee explained that they have the direct Seoul-Saipan flight Sankei Business Systems, says evening for another hour or on both sides hope to have a to make this kind of since November 1989. he'd like to see 5 to 10 students Those who are found to be in violation with the two and then it's home to working agreeement in the next committment especially during "I am really proud to say that a year travel to Jpan to work study. .Some of the students 6 months. provision of the Code will be reported to the this time when it is summer Korean Air is the second MIXERS and study. Each potential vacation in Korea. biggest in Asia,” he cited. Directorof Commerce and Laborfordeportation scholar would study Japanese at Stow CM9 "A lot of people really love Korean Air, the national flag a Japanese school for two years Two PSS staffers attend to visit Saipan, because they carrier of the Republic of 1 to 1 1/2 bag rating and then go to a technical or /s/ Dr. JOSE E. CHONG, Director found it to be beatiful," he Korea, marked March 1, 1990 Junior College of his or her as the 21st anniversary of its 9 cu. ft. capacity Department of Public Health & choice. Any students who feel Hawaii Institute said. Lee added "As a matter of foundings as a civil carrier, he Environmental Services they are capable of passing the PSS—Two Public School consultants Muncel Chang, fact, we are fully booked the mentioned. Japanese Language test are System staffers were in Hawaii Mary Frances, and Sheri FOR YOUR CONSTRUCTION NEEDS June 17-29 and attended the Ruegsegger; and suggestions Hawaii Summer Geography and advice on how to go about Institute, according to getting help from the National R otary Club honors MID-РАС MICRONESIA, INC. suou южЛ Commissioner of Education Geographic Society. UPPER HI-WAY, GARAPAN -TO CHC W-2 HIGHWAY g l . a l o h a i · Elizabeth Diaz Rechebei. The director of the Institute is tw o young boys BOX PPP-298 SAIPAN, MP 96950 SIXTEN Anna Q. Lizama and Joy Yee Bryce Decker, and the STORE by Ronel B. Concepcion Washington "for the purpose of / / TEL: (670) 234-0475 · FAX: (670) 234-0476 Yick Jackman said, "The coordinator is Tom Ohta. exposing him to people The com fort you’ve always wanted workshop concentrated on the "We are prepared to assist in The Rotary Club of Saipan working on the areas of peace most effective strategies to implementing this program in has "welcomed and saluted the and diplomacy," it added, introduce geography into the Commonwealth," they A ir conditioners from Toshiba. young 'Brothers Villagomez' His Brother, on the other existing school curricula. said. Jay and Jojo for their academic hand, Jose Mari "Jojo" Teachers from Hawaii and two Lizama has already planned a excellence." Villagomez, has won last May from the Northern Marianas workshop for San Vicente, A recognition certificate was "for the second year in a row participated in daily lectures while Jackman is also putting awarded to Jose Anthony "Jay" the CNMI Geography Bee and λ ■*» fft— ·, and in-service demonstrations." together workshops for Tinian Lizama is a teacher at San and Tanapag Schools. C. Villagomez, a ninth grader also winning a trip to D.C. Vicente Elementary, and Their trip to the Institute was at Marianas High school this again,” says the Rotary Club's Jackman taught at Tinian funded by the school system's fall. Jay was the CNMI program sheet Public School for the past two federally-funded National winner of the National Peace The Rotary has also years, and now teaches at Diffusion Network program, Essay Contest with his piece expressed their congratulations Tanapag Elementary. implemented for the first time entitled "Universal Peace to the "proud" parents of the 71 7 2 RAV- KE BD at PSS last year, said Paz Through Individual two boys, Jose and Juanita Cooling Capacity (BTU/h): 24,000 RAS-20GK2 BC At the training, the Cooling Capacity (BTU/h): 8,960 Prosperity". Villagomez "for their Sunday H.I.P. Night RAC-4 6 B2 B participants took field trips to Younis, the program's director. Cooling Capacity (BTU/h): 18,000 Hamakua Coast, Parker Ranch, Younis said the purpose of the Jay was in Washington, motivation and encouragement Wear your hotel, restaurant, travel or tour company Hawaii Natural Energy network is to help PSS is D.C. last month and had joined for their children's name tag & save 50% on cover charge (only $5.00) Laboratory, Hualalai adopting effective school in with some activities of the achievement". Domestic Beer & well drinks $2.50 Rainforest, and Amy Greenwell practices in other parts of the US Institute of Peace and the "What is reality for you RAV-80 6 KE2 BD Botanical Garden. United States for Close Up Foundation, now is what still is a dream to Cooling Capacity (BTU/h): 29,000 The other places the implementation in CNMI according to the written us, and we look up to you as Monday New Music Night RAS-30 GK2 BC particpants visited were City of schools. information from the club. models," Jay remarked during a Dance to the hottest new top 40 releases Cooling Capacity (BTU/h): 12,600 Refuge, Hawaii Vocanoes Commissioner Rechebei The sponsor of the contest brief speech at the Rotary Club D.J. only RAC-61 EB2 National Park, Mauna Kea and thanked Lizama and Jackman awarded Jay with the trip to meeting. No cover charge Cooling Capacity (BTU/h): 24,000 the Caldera of Kilauea. for their efforts in w m x m ts m m Lizama and Jackman said they implementing the workshops, Й . * L made valuable contacts in the and said that their trip to Wednesday Locals Rock and Roll Night interest of the Northern Hawaii was a part of the $5.00 cover charge for Locals Marianas geography. These schools sytem's effort in 80% Rock and Roll Music RAV-4 5 7 KE2 BD contacts included free services achieving quality education for Bud 8c Bud Light $2.00 Cooling Capacity (BTU/h): 18.000 from the workshop's teacher CNMI school children. RAV-717CE2 BD Cooling Capacity (BTU/h): 24.000 RAC-21 G5 BL Cooling Capacity (BTU/h): 8,400 Thursday Ladies Night C o v e n a n t m m m Continued from page 1 Ladies pay no cover charge! • Powerful Performance Babauta, also briefed the Kahlua & Milk • Quiet Operation President Bush has submitted representatives. He said that it Wine Coolers • Stylish Design 0 U I B A the name of a permanent 806 2 appeared from information he G lass o f C h am pagn e RAV- CE BD • Tough and Durable | Q S H I B A appointee which is now Cooling Capacily (BTU/h): 29.000 received from Washington that $2.00 for Ladies! • High Efficiency undergoing routine security the President’s Interim Special clearances. An announcement Representative, Mr. Glidden Various Models Available regarding a possible Ask about Local Cards for may have a successor in the replacement is expected to be Discounted Cover Charge, Toshib; authorized dealer & service shop for air conditioners in Saipan near future. It is believed that made public soon. Nightly Drink Specials PAC IFIC HO M E APPLIANCES an d m orel

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Available at: High school P ublic Schools open Aug. 29 "Helping You Beautify Your meets college All CNMI Public Schools January 31, 1991. Third the minimum of days students will begin classes on Aug. 29, quarter begins on February 1 are required to attend school be Business Is Our Business" in 2 + 2 according to the new school and ends April 12. The final 180. That leaves four days in SANRIO LOLLIPOPS calendar which was adopted by quarter will begin on April 15, case of typhoons or other such SAIPAN PLANT BEACH ROAD, GARAPATi For the first time ever in the the PSS Board in their last and the last day of school will emergency. CNMI, highschool students are w eek meeting. be June 14, 1991, the press 1990-91 graduation schedule is CENTER, INC. going to be able to take college Teachers orientation will be release stated. June 17, 1991, for Rota High wishes to announce the arrival of courses, while still in high on Aug. 27-28 and the first There will be 13 scheduled School, June 18 for Rota attractive clay and plastic pots, school, which will count as quarter of the school year will legal holidays, and four student Elementary /Jr. High Schools, orchid stands and garden supplies... college credits as well as end with report card day on holidays throughout the June 19 for Tinian Jr. High "the cheapest on island". counting towards their high Nov. 9, 1990 according to coming school year. School, June 20 for Marianas school diploma. And more press release from PSS. There will be 184 actual High School, and June 21 for good news... it's free, according The second quarter, the press school days, the news release Hopwood Jr. High School, the to press release from NMC. release continues, will begin says. Public law mandates that news release concludes. Over 50 interested parents and on November 13 and end on students from Mt. Carmel Highschool met last Tuesday night, with representatives PSS submits budget to Senate Committee from Northern Marianas PSS- The Public School however, reduce the figure by in the budget from previous College to discuss the program System presented its 1990-91 $6 million. The 22 million years is a reflection of major and ask questions. It's called budget of $30 million to the PBO is proposing is actually problems and activities that are "2+2" meaning the last two Senate Fiscal Affairs $2 million less than the PSS included, such as implemention years of high school, (only Committee chaired by Senator requested for last years budget of kindergarten, computer EY*MELOIJ Juniors and Seniors are Paul Manglona last week "PSS could provide quality literacy,vocational education, eligible) and the first two years according to PSS press release. education, though not the social studues curriculum, 12th of college (which are the levels That $30 million figure was quality we would prefer, if we grade in Tinian, etc. in all the SCHOOL SUPPLIES HAVE JUST ARRIVED! ! ! of courses offered). not their original request, the are funded at the level we schools. Notebooks · Pencils · Binders · School Bags · The 2+2 program, the press press release notes, however. requested", stated Rechebei. Rechebei concurred by stating release says is only being Commissioner Rechebei said Board of Education Chairman "Certain new or developing • Bento Boxes · Lunch Boxes and more! offered to Mt. Carmel and "We originally asked the Juan L. Babauta, who attended school programs will be Marianas Highschools. The Governor's Planning and the first days hearing, eliminated if our budget request Mount Carmel audience was Budget Office for $36 million, communicated to the is not approved." told that there were about 30 but they asked us to trim that committee that "it is The largest line item in the seats being saved for just their figure to $22 million, she said, undesrstandable that the budget budget request is for teacher school, including 3 places in "We tried, but just couldn't, in for the PSS, the largest single salaries. These increases are Chemistry, 5 in Physical good faith as educators, cut the agency in the CNMI, is needed to maintain CNMI Saturday Sunday Brunch Science, 10 in Biology, 7 in figure by the $14 million they relatively higher than most teacher salaries at a respectable English Composition and 5 in wanted, the Commissioner agencies. It is also level in order to attract quality Beginning Japanese. There said. She added, PSS did, understandable that the increase teachers to educate our children. were also 15 openings in the "Family Style" advanced computer classes. A passing grade will earn a, highschool student one credit END-OF-THE MONTH SALE in highschool but they'll earn 3 Credits towards a college degree. Starts Today! NMC officials say these credits will transfer to almost every college on the mainland. The tuition fees have been waived... the classes are free. J U S 0 Ê L.R. GS3F{ However the highschool FORno ATHLETICBrrr? mp »rerUSE mmrONIX » students have to pay the 10 Salad ‘Bar unth “Dressing and Condiments dollar registration fee as well as Xelaguen of Seafood supplying their own books. If a chemistry course is taken, a Clam Chowder with Crackers lab fee of 15 dollars will be charged to pay for the laboratory supplies, the release W said. BBQChicken Ivan Propst, Dean of Instruction at NMC, says Air Delta Force - #4831 610 Arc Aerobics-#610WWP Intruder - #4107 “Marinated BorfSpareriBs students are welcome to ‘Top Sirloins register for any of the classes $ 2 0 .0 0 iff rap. prica $ 2 0 .0 0 oil rag. prica $ 2 0 .0 0 on rap. prica offered in the catalogue. Seafood Skewers However all students who want ShortriSs "Bulkalhi ” to take the courses for college Other Selected Shoes up to 50% Off. credit have to take either an T reat your fam ily to a English or Math placement Store Hours: W test. These test will be given Mon - Sot 9:30 am to 8:30 pm B e d B i c e great Sunday outing at the August 13th through thel5. Sun. 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Advising and registration will ‘IfieShoe Çattery Befried Beans take place August 21st, 22nd, popular K IL I TER R A C E! Located 1 block north of and 23rd. The first day of class Mt. Carmel Church Sauteed Vegetal)les is August 27th. Saipan’s Veiy Own Phone: 234-6087 Baked iPotatoes with Condiments Mashed fPotatoes Sundays, 10:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Sale Ends July 31 and our sumptuous Dessert Buffet $15/adults; $7/children 12 & under READ Reservations, 234-1234, Ext. 30 Subscribe Today $18.00 Plus 10% Service Charge . Hyatt Reg e n c y/ s a if a n __ ¿Marianas Wariety^ Micronesia's Uoding Newspaper Sin« 1972 ST bO b

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Ramos in simple ceremony last Friday on Facsim ile M achines! at the MTC Administration Ramon Guerrero, executive Building in Susupe. director of the Commonwealth The art collection on display Utilities Corporation (CUC), nuirsudex 140- are works done by Saipan in response to Cogressman resident artists. Jose Attao's letter said this very reliable, high quality 2 only-used The collection, which is a week that he has engaged the during Micronesian Games joint collaboration between the services of several water Commonwealth Council for Retail Price-$ 1,900.00 experts from the United States Arts and Culture (CCAC) and Sale Price- $1,600.00 Geological Survey (USGS) to the Micronesian Tele­ investigate Congressman New Model Available Now! communications Corporation Stanley Torres' spring site (MTC), is the first of its kind property he has graciously F U l l t S U d C ^ C 9-L ow er Price, Same High Quality to be mounted on the island. offered to Chalan Kiya at no Easy■ To I Operate; 10 Programmable one-touch numbers In an interview Monday, cost to alleviate the areas' water Sandra Mckenzie, Deputy Price $1,200.00 Your Full Service problem. Director for CCAC said that (Full One Year Warranty On Both Models) Telecommunication Company The USGS experts have the idea of a gallery was successfully located new conceived by Roy Morioka, Barry W onnenberg with his clay jar. Roy Morioka stands next to one artist's expression of light. sources of water for the Vice-President and General neighboring Dandan and Manager of the MTC during Capitol Hill areas that are of the opening of the facility. The excellent quality. CCAC took on the leadership Although the CUC has role in the mounting of the spent many months drilling for project. fresh water in Chalan Kiya, Mckenzie said that the none was found, Guerrero Gallery aims to provide the admitted in his letter. community and the artists a Last month, Cong. Torres centrally located site in which wrote governor Lorenzo Deleon to view, display and purchase Guerrero, offering a portion of artworks. his land in Kanat Tabla for According to Mckenzie, this ■ jp jttffltìl potable water drilling since project is different from the Chalan Kiya residents have past ones done by the CCAC salty if no water at all. since before, art shows were Consequently, Cong. Jesus mounted at banks, hotels and T. Attao endorsed other establishments for the Representative Torres' proposal duration of a month or so. to Guerrero, requesting for an However, with the opening of urgent meeting with him in the the Gallery, artists are assured company of Tim Villagomez, that their works would be manager of water distribution exhibited on an on-going basis. branch and Nick Sablan, The Gallery also provides the director of public works to local artists to have easy access discuss the Chalan Kiya Water to the community since they Project. would be represnted in the "As you know, said Cong, gallery, Mckenzie said. in. his letter to the CUC The local artists who have Executive Director, my exhibited their artworks belong colleague Cong. Torres is to a new association called offering CUC the opportunity ARTS who have decided to to explore for water in his pool their resources and come EXPLORER property. If there is sufficient up with the exhibit. Available in 4 WD & 2 WD water, CUC should- build a Mckenzie said that a rotation pumping station and reservoir basis on artworks that are not there," Cong. Attao noted. sold for a span of time would Cong. Attao , also the be applied. However, purchased chairman o f ways and means in artworks would immediately be the Seventh NMC Legislature replaced with another one either pointed out that in reviewing made by the same artist or by next year's CNMI budget, he another one. noticed that $600,000 has been Mckenzie also stressed that allocated for the Chalan Kiya the exhibit is open to anybody Water Project under the $30 who wants to display an million CIP Project Series- artwork and that the CCAC Bond and that only $10,000 will facilitate the arrangements. has been spent with $590,000 Participating artists can be remaining. contacted through Christie "Since there is sufficient Javier of the MTC. A list 1991 fund for the project, I strongly containing contact information 23 Footer Y am aha Boat FR-23 recommend for the artists currently on that you work with Mr. display is also provided for at LT D C R O W N Twin-90 HP Y am aha O utboard Engines Sablan to use some of the the MTC. money to construct a road to Mckenzie said that most VICTORIA E-Z L oader G alvanized T railer Rep. Torres' property and ofthe artists are available to be conduct the exploratory water commisioned to produce project,” Cong. Attao wrote. custom work. Many of the In his letter to the two painters may also be Best - Built American Cars and Trucks Joeten M otors МАМДНД legislators, Guerrero claimed commisioned to paint murals. AAutomotive utom otive Sales · PParts arts *· Service IП И Ш ЕМ that CUC is commited to M ARIANAS FORD P. 0. Box 680. Saipan, MP 96 950 Tel. 2 3 4 -5 5 6 2 /5 5 6 3 /5 5 6 4 /5 5 6 5 bringing out water to the MERCURY m Business Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday to Saturday The Yamaha Store people of Chalan Kiya but the SALES · PARTS · SERVICE project must remain a part of Beach Road, G arapan Tel. 234-7752 LINCOLN the planned process. FRIDAY, JULY 2 7 ,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEW S-15 14-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRIDAY-JULY 27,1990 Historic sites found On Aguiguan Island Subcom m ittee recom m ends m ore money fo r U.S. te rrito rie s HONOLULU-(AP)- -American hospital construction, $2.5 million, a $4.185 increase. Federated States of Micronesia, administration budget to A team from Southern survey, and this project was a opportunity to examine Japanese plantation was favorable areas on nearby Safnoa, and the Virgin million for rural water work, Guam - construction, $2.5 a combined $148.2 million, $3.307 million. However, the Illionois University recently major step in developing an archaeological sites unaffected extensively bombed and strafed Tinian were filled. In fact, that Islands would be big money $2.6 million for school million; Guam Power previously was approved by subcommittee suggested completed an archaeological inventory of archaeological and by modem development. during the war and unexploded does seem to be the case as all winners if Congress approves a construction and $3 million for Authority loan subsidy, $1.387 Congress. $2.725 million increases for survey of the island of historical properties." said The survey identified 53 sites bombs and shells are still to be materials found appear to date House subcommittee's sewer system improvements. million. There were no However, the subcommittees technical and maintenance Aguiguan(Goast Island) Michael A. Fleming, the of various kinds-31 from the found in some areas. to around that tim e or later." recommendations for the fiscal The Virgin Island monies increases in the recommendations included assistance funding for a total of according to press release from Historic Preservation Officer. prehistoric period and 22 "The survey produced its most It was also thought that the y ea r 1991 budget for the would be for construction administration's request. increases of $1.1 million for $11.6 million. There was no the Historic Preservation The survey revealed that relating to Japanese and U.S. important results in regard to island may have been very Interior Department's Office of projects resulting from a Northern Mariana Islands- the Enewetak support program, change in the administration's Office. Aguiguan contains numerous military activities. The the prehistoric settlement on sparsely settled because of its Territorial and International devastating hurricane in commonwealth covenant grant, $2 million for Kwajalein Atoll request for $1 million for Aguiguan is famous as the prehistoric habitation sites as Japanese era remains include an the island" said Dr. Butler. "It natural limitations. Quite Affairs. September 1989. $28.850 million, no increase; construction and $8 million for territorial drug interdiction and place where the Spanish well as many features relating entire plantation village, an was initially theorized that surprisingly, however, The appropriations Other subcommittee special program grant, $3 Federated States of Micronesia abuse prevention. authorities crushed the last to a Japanese agricultural office and landing complex, and because of its small size, poor Aguiguan proved to be heavily subcommittee on Interior has recommendations: million increase. construction. Trust territory operations, Chamorro resistance to plantation that operated on the an extensive road network as boat access, lack of reef and populated with village sites recommended a nearly $64 American Samoa—operations, Fiscal 1991 Com pact o f Free The subcommittee primarily for Palau and residual colonial rule in the northern island from the mid-1930's to well as numerous shelters and water sources, Aguiguan would located in almost all parts of increase over the $344 million $22 million, a $1 million Association funding for the recommended a $274,000 trust territory projects, was left islands in 1695. 1944. Because the island is areas where a small number of have been settled only in the the island. The island budget requested by the Bush increase; construction, $5.185 and the decrease in OTIA's at $800,000. "The island has never received unihabited, * the Aguiguan Japanese soldiers sat out the late prehistoric period (around supported a veiy substantial administration, according to a any pervious archaeological survey represented an unusual last year of the war. The A.D. 1000) after more population for its size. The draft document obtained by the Japanese cleared large portions Associated Press on Thursday. of the island for sugarcane The recommendations go to “IN TOUCH WITH TOMORROW’ production, and they destroyed the U.S. House which may many latte structures while consider them as early as next doing so, but well preserved week. latte sites still exist in portions The Senate is not expected to of the island that the Japanese consider the OTIA budget until did not cultivate. it returns from its August Working under a contract from recess. TOSHIBA the Division of Historic The subcommittee Preservation and with the recommended nearly $23 cooperation of the Office of the million more than the •Conventional 2-shaft type compact flat chassis «Quartz PLL synthesized tuner*Seek (up) and manual ;r:/ upldown tuning »18-channel preset memory— 12 FM+6 AM-FM Automatic Noise Reduction Circuit Mayor of Tinian and the administration requested for T (ANRCIV) with hlgh-pertormance tunertrontend «Auto-reverse with Program tape direction switch Department of Natural Palau, a U.N. trust territory •Metal (high bias) selector-Dayllght-vlewltquld crystal muttf-disptay «DlgltaJ timetfm idisplay with Recall. switch «Separate bass & treble controls «Loudness switch «Front/rear speakeiker fader «Illuminated Resources, the survey team whose affairs are administered Ijfs cassette door and controls «Power antenna lead «Total max power 12W RMSrIS power 5W/ch at less spent twenty three days than 10%«Bodyslze(Wx Hx 0) 7-1/16X 1-15/16x5-1/8 In. by OTIA. examining the island to locate American Samoa, a U.S. KRC-1003 KENWOOD archaeological and historical territory, is recommended to Cassette Receiver sites. The three man team was receive an additional $5.8 headed by Dr. Brian Butler of million and the Virgin Islands •New DIN size chassis «Quartz PLL synthesized tuner «High performance tuner front end with New Automatic Noise Reduction Circuit (ANRC IV) «Bidirectional seek and Reg. $258.95 the Center for Archaeological a $22 million increase over manual tuning «Sculptured tuning keys «16 FM + 8 AM memory presets «Pulse Noise Investigations of Southern Blanking System (PNBS) suppresses external electrical noise «Kenwood noise reduc­ what the administration tion system lor tuner and tape «Auto-reverse «Metal tape equalization for all high bias Ilinois University and assisted requested, according to the draft tapes «Tape Advance «Tuner monitor In FF/REW (T-CALL) «Separate bass and treble by Conservation Officer tone controls «Loudness Switch «Clock «Speaker fader -Multifunction liquid crystal¡rystal docum ent display «Full Illumination In red-amber andid self illuminatingl i l t ...... character/number keys Norman Palacios and Gilbert The subcommittee •Pdwerantenna lead «1 DIN preout— 1000mV«flMS power 1 5W/ch at less than 10% THD «Bodysize (W x Hx D) 7-1/16x 1-15/16x 5-1 1 Л 6 In. Cabrera of the Division of Fish recommended $16.7 million for KRC-353 KENWOOD and Wildlife. Palau's government operations, Fleming said that the a $1.633 million increase. It Cassette Receiver Aguiguan survey marks an also recommended an additional important advance our $8.8 million for Palau's Reg.$289.00 knowledge of the prehistory of the Mariana Islands. A full report of the survey is expected

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House legal counsel airs opinion o f Shim izu proposai MPLC first response to Shimizu’s * 8 9 proposal A recommendation for the tained in the four page amend­ Action on the initial Kagman Golf Course project on Saipan for resort plans for the project. public to forego certain public representative, Mr. Takashi relations publications, and which “until and unless the additional amendment or rescindment and ment submitted by Shimizu was proposal of the Shimizu was deferred for action mainly development, industrial use The letter further stated that resources in return for the Taguchi and Ben Salas agreed to were incorporated into many of benefits are incorporated into the renegotiation of the lease agree­ inspired by the recommendation Corporation to construct two- because of two major reasons outside the Lower Base the underlying basis of the opportunity to use and enjoy delete Article 4, in its entirety the testimonies in support of the termsofabinding agreement, they ment for the proposed 200 hect­ of the Committee on Natural Re­ project, are notapaxtof any legally 18 hole golf courses and lease cited. Industrial Park, Heavy dialogue is to come up with a public goods and services from the lease agreement” are totally without any legal force ares land lease by the Shimizu sources. 200 hectares of public land in The reasons given by the Commercial Use and Large compromise between Shimizu which otherwise would not be TheOctoberl5,1989lease and binding agreement.” or effect.” Corporation was suggested by The. amended “Option to Ex­ Kagman was deferred by the MPLC was that the proposed Scale Agricultural projects and the MPLC to mutually available due to the limited the January 11,1990amendment Kara went on to say that it is her Kara stressed that “for the leg­ Maya B. Kara, House Legal tend” is “a way of backing off Marianas Public Land site for the golf course until the completion and assist each other in a "Public financial resources of the are the only documents properly opinion that in order to safeguard islature to, in effect, renegotiate Counsel to the House Committee from Shimizu’s initial position, Corporation (MPLC) during development overlaps with part adoption of the MPLC Benefit Trade Off." government and other submitted to the legislature pend- the best interest o f the people of the lease, undercuts the authority on Natural Resources. Kara said. the Board meeting held from of the Kagman area designated Comprehensive Public Land The "Public Benefit Trade- institutional constraints." ingapproval, the document stated. the CNMI, the additional public of the M PLC to manage and dis­ In a Memorandum addressed Kara further stated that “ the April 26 to May 2, 1989. by the Board for development Use Plan. Off" which is meant "the The letter stipulated that the It was further stated that “all benefits must be incorporated in pose o f the public lands.” to Rep. Juan S. Reyes, Chairman point is moot since during the In a letter addressed to Mr. of the Laulau Bay View The letter stated that willingness of a developer to trade-off could be attained "if an public benefits which have ap­ an amended lease between the Such a procedure also puts the of the Sub-Committee on Natural public hearing, both Shimizu’s Takashi Taguchi, Manager of Village Homestead consisting although the Corporation invest substantial amount of equilibrium between what the peared in various Shimizu public MPLC and the Shimizu since Continues on page 21 Resources dated July 18, Kara the Project Promotion of 500 units and the DPS recognizes the significant money that will directly general public is foregoing in proposed that the lease be Department of the Shimizu Training and Correctional economic impact the Shimizu- provide or generate public return for what will the public ammended, rescinded or renego­ Corporation, dated May 23, Facility which would occupy Laulau Bay Development goods and services in return for be receiving in public goods tiated by the Legislature in coop­ 1989, William Concepcion, 40 hectares. would give to the CNMI as a the opportunity to develop the and services." Shimizu has eration with the MPLC, so that Executive Director of the Another reason given by the major tourist destination, public resources for private been given the "good the “terms reflect the understand­ MPLC informed Taguchi that MPLC was the adoption of a dialogues between the MPLC use,” the letter states. judgement" to determine the ing andagreementofbothpanies.” the pre-application for the moratorium by the Board on and Shimizu should be The trade-off is also the benefit trade-off since there is Kara, in thememorandum, said development for the Laulau further leasing of public land continued to smooth out the "willingness of the general lack of a method for that the conclusions she arrived at quantifying in measurable were based on written documents terms the impact of public and testimonies of the witnesses goods and services to the lives at the July 17 public hearing. of the people." She further stated that ceratin Concepcion, in his letter, conclusions which she arrived at, stated that the concept of could aid the committee in its "Public Benefit Trade-Off' is to consideration of the Shimizu pro­ find an alternative which the posal. Corporation can seriously Based on the Memorandum, P re se n ts·. · ® consider if it is to fulfill its Kara said that in her legal opin­ mandate under the Constitution ion, the constitutional provisions and Public Law 1-12. clearly defines the role both the No Bull... _ The Trade-Off is an Legislature and the MPLC play in alternative method explored by the distribution of public lands. Cow Town’s The Place To Be the MPLC to fund much Kara said that the role of the The Rodeo’s Is Back needed on-site infrastructure MPLC is “to make the disposition improvements in various which includes setting the terms village homesteads since the and conditions, requirements and fig* So Be There For The CNMI Government could only procedures that an applicant provide limited funding for the seeking to lease public lands said homesteads. would have to meet.” Concepcion further stated in The Constitution stipulates in his letter that it is his belief Article XI, Section 2 that “the that the proposed Public Trade- management and disposition of Offs approached for funding publiclands except those provided RODEO! NOW SHOWING planning and on-site homestead forby section2(submerged lands) will "not eliminate but will shall be the responsibility of the Saturday, Sunday significantly reduce frustrations MPLC.” and anger among our village The broad authority to manage 6 : 0 0 P M GREMLINS R homestead applicants and at the and dispose of public lands is A d u l t s : *5*00 same token will gamer public limited by the Constitution when GREMLINS R acceptance for the proposed the disposition is of more than K ids: *2.50 leasing of public land for still five hectares of public land for a GREMLINS R another golf course project." commercial purpose, the docu­ It is further stated in the ment stated. GREMLINS R letter that "the developer will The role of the legislature, Kara become partner in the Socio- pointed out, was “to approve or '/r ' : Economic development of the disapprove the lease entered into island." ------: r s ' t * ’T'. :irv -s by the MPLC and the potential Concepcion has also listed lessee.” Cow Town w ill be open: several pre-conditions for the Thursday €f Friday swojtnt » 10 :00pm COMING JULY 31 s t A “condition precedent” is the Shimizu Corporation to follow constitutionallyrcquired approval Saturday Sunday Jitooam - icnoopra if for re-considcrations. of the legislature which, in plain Included in the pre-conditions language, means that the contrac­ is the full agreement of tual agreement between MPLC Shimizu to "undertake the cost Found a t Y our Favorite Stores. Cow Town R esort and the lessee is not enforceable ||7TigcMiiii minis fPG}-n>·. of planning, engineering design or binding until or unless the EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR:______^SÊtOAL ADOCD ATrgACTÏOWV— Maipi, Saipan T Ilf· I· *»«·■«a »»«mH and construction of all on-site legislature approves the lease, *ftOii£K COASTEftftASIJr Restaurant Reservations improvements." Under this Kara said. a t 3 2 2 4 1 1 4 condition falls water and power As in Article XI, Section 5 (d) Micronesian Sales Co. (Saipan) Inc. tor The Lastest Movie Information. distribution system, sewer of the CNMI Constitution, “the P.O. Box 239 CHRB Saipan, MP 96950 Tel. 322-9728 Fax 322-3714 at collection and drainage system, corporation shall not transfer an DICI* and paved streets and sidewalks interest in more than 5 hectares of W ith Offices In G uam · M ajuro · Pohnpei · Cow Town Theater for the proposed 500 units of public land for use for commer­ H ong K ong · Philippines · Hawaii please call the Laulau Bayview Village cial purposes without the approval T& vcy Homestead. ofthe legislature inajointsession.” .3 2 2 4 1 1 3 .. The cost for undertaking the Kara stressed that this section construction of on-site provides a check by the legisla­ improvements will not be ture on the practically absolute NkHflLftitailahla deducted from the rental for the power of the MPLC to dispose of Mow A vailable public land parcels. I’he publiclands. j i f e LIFE-TIME WARRANTY applicant must still agree to In discussingtheShimizu lease, E - T i l ! E pay "fair market” rental for the Karapoin ted out that the amended a I!?*■ «5 ■] f\W ,-.r5· R r« i n n <*»·«* AGAINST RUST golf course lease. “Option to Extend" which is con- See your dealer for details or call 234-7704 Continues on page 21 See your dealer tor details or call 234-7704 FRIDAY, JULY 27,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-2]

20-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VŒWS--FRIDAY-JULY 27,1990 MPLC first response. ■ ■ Continued from page 1EL

Another stipulation named between Shimizu and the any farm er o r rancher displaced will assist in the relocation by the above pre-conditions is by the MPLC was that the lay­ MPLC to arrive at a planning by the p ro je c t recommending to the DPS acceptable to the firm, out of the proposed golf course scheme which mutually Shimizu, according to the alternative sites in Kagman or continuance of the discussion must recognized the constraints accomodate the public land use letter, will resume in other parts o f Saipan. for the proposed Shimizu imposed by existing uses and requirements and proposed golf responsibility for convincing Concepcion ended the letter project would continue. designated public land uses in course developm ent. the CNMI government to by informing Shimizu that if the area. Added stipulations also place relocate or modify the siting of A close working Shimizu responsible for the planned DPS relationship will be established negotiation and relocation of Facility/Prison. The MPLC

House legal counsel... Continued from page 19 Callers who wish to give informationto NMI Crime Stoppers legislature in a vulnerable posi­ renegotiate the lease agreement ment, the legislature has no con­ are not required to give their name or identity. They are tion to second guess MPLC’s ne­ reflecting the interests of the crete basis on which to base its guaranteed confidentiality. ______gotiated terms without the benefit Shimizu and the CNMI govern­ approval or disapproval. of the entity’s constitutional mandate and expertise. In the memorandum, Kara sug­ gested that additonal benefits Shimizu has proposed be inte­ grated in to any binding document Among the things Kara men­ tioned include the increase of the lease fees from $120,000 to $240,000 for the first three (5) year period, local profit sharing - 10% of managememt company profits to the PSS, 10% of man­ agement company profits to the Retirement fund and 5% of pre­ ferred stock fdr local investors through open public offer. In this proposal, Kara said that the Shimizu needs to define “man­ agement company profits.” Other important details which Kara sugguest to be included in thebinding agreement include the employmentprograms for special workers such as the elderly, dis­ abled students, housewives etc., the allotment for the wildlife and forestry enhancement, for the Kagman Watershed, the paving of the roads in the Kagman area, CUC access to project water res­ ervo irs and other infrastructure on the area. Kara sugeests that the commit­ tee “further examine the proposed benefits carefully and determine which are essential to the lease agreement” From thereon, MPLC can then be so advised. In conclusion, Kara recognizes the work done by the Sixth Legis­ lature and recommends that the present Legislature utilize the evaluation made by the past body since even though the Committee Report was never formally adopted by the House, it provides in val uableguidance to this present consideration. Kara further staled that any ac­ tion by the Legislature on the lease as now constituted is premature. Until the time the legislature and the MPLC amend, rescind and

S e a t B e l t s S a v e s L i f e 22-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JULY 27.1990 Chemical weapon transfer to the FRIDAY, JULY 2 7 ,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEW S- 2 2 -A Pacific worries Island leaders PUBLIC NOTICE ,, HONOLULU (AP)- Pacific the dumping ground for the The tests are to be completed get through is all of the the weapons, they said they The Zoning Advisory Council will hold a world's chemical agents and island leaders and late next year, and full-scale weapons will be destroyed. We worry about the environmental meeting on Thursday, August 2, at 8:00 environmental groups are munitions," Hawaii Gov. John destruction is not expected to think the environmentalists dangers of transporting the raising concerns about the Waihee said last week. begin until 1992. should cheer that goal." weapons across the Pacific and a.m. at Commonwealth Development Army's plan to store and The U.S. weapons from West The Army said moving the There’s been little cheering. destroying them at Johnston Authority's Conference Room located in Germany would add 100,000 destroy chemical weapons at weapons and destroying them "Transporting the European A toll. Gualo Rai, Saipan. The Council will review Johnston Atoll, 800 miles rounds to the 300,000 rounds at Johnston Atoll would have stockpile halfway around the The Pacific Council of southwest of here. of nerve and mustard gas stored minimal public health, safety world inescapably increase the Churches, representing 26 a scope of work for the development of a "I think it's a very bad at the remote island since 1971. and environmental effects. risks,"said a statement issued Protestant and Roman Catholic zoning plan. decision based on undue haste." An Army spokesman said "Safety of people and nations by the Federated States of churches in the South Pacific, The meeting is open to the public. Skip Spaulding, an attorney for troops could begin taking the and protection of the Micronesia, a former U.S. asked the Army to cancel the the Sierra Club Legal Legal weapons out of West Germany environment is foremost in our Territory. move. The Hawaii Legislature Defense Fund in Hawaii, said this week. Containers holding minds," said John Fairbank, a Leaders of the Marshall and Honolulu City Council DAVID M. SABLAN Monday. "The Army seems the weapons will be loaded spokesman for the Army Islands, Cook Islands, New also have objected. Chairman more concerned with carrying onto Navy ships for transport Western Command in Zealand and the U.S. territory Spaulding said the Sierra Club out its mission for its to the Pacific. H onolulu. of American Samoa also have Legal Defense Club was commander in chief than The containers will be out in "The good part is we are in expressed reservations about planning legal action to halt thoroughly assessing the storage on Johnston Atoll until fact destroying a very the plan. the shipment of the weapons INVITATION TO BID consequences." the Army finishes testing an unpopular weapon, " Fairbank While most of the leasers have until officials have fully incinerator for the munitions. The Chief, Procurement and Supply is soliciting competetive 5ШЕЕР5ТЯШ "The Pacific must not become said. "The end result when we said they support destruction of assessed the dangers. sealed bids for the procurement of the following type "The problem with Johnston vehicles: Atoll is this is an unproven ’ s4- * Ч*4 X V ч technology. "This isn't something that we're just THREE-UNITS BRAND NEW 1990 G ive yo u r em ployees jumping off and doing all of a FORDOR SEDAN, 4 cylinder, 2.4 Liter sudden." he said. Engine, Automatic Transmission, He agreed at the safest way to Power Steering/Brakes, Air-Conditioning get rid of the weapons is to a n d t h e i r fa m ilie s th e destroy them in place. ONE (1) UNIT 1990 4X4 PICK-UP However, he said, "We could TRUCK, V6, with Standard Transmission, not do that in Germany because they are our munitions on with Duraiiner, Extra Cab, Air Con­ g i f t o f h e a lt h . foreign soil and we've agreed to ditioning. AM/FM Radio, Power Steering, remove them." Spare Tire and Lug Wrench. Fairbank emphasized that the weapons at Johnston Atoll These vehicles must be completely rustproofed/undercoated, combined with the weapons must also have maintenance/warranty agreement for one from West Germany represent year, and safety inspected/registered prior to delivery at about 6 percent of the United States' chemical weapons. He Marpands with registration fee payable at the CNMI said the Army has no plans to 1 T reasury. use Johnston Atoll to destroy v All bids must be in a sealed envelope marked IFB90-Q099 munitions form mainland submitted in duplicateto the Chief, Procurement and Supply, storage sites. Lower Base, Saipan, no later than 2:00 p.m.. August 20. The $240 million disposal system was built to meet a 1990. at which time and place, all bids received will be 1985 congressional requirement publicly opened and read. All bids received late will not be to destroy all U.S. chemical considered. The CNMI Government reserves the right to weapons by 1997. reject any or all bids in the best interest of the Government.. The Army began testing the /S/ DAVID M. APATANG incinerator on June 30.

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M essage of A ppreciation JOB OPENING We are looking for career-oriented individuals to JOETEN We, the family of the late w ish to extend our heartfelt appreciation to fill the following positions: JOETEN SHOPPING CENTER (In SUSUPE) all our families and friends who thought of JOETEN HAFA AD AI SHOPPING CENTER (ln GARAPAN) us, prayed with us and were w ith us during JOETEN C.K. MARKET (In CHALAN KANOA) TRINIDAD 1 STOCK ROOM CLERK (Full-time) SAN VICENTE FOOD MART (in SAN VICENTE) the untim ely passing aw ay of our loved one. SUSUPE MART (In SUSUPE) CABRERA 1 CASHIER (Full-time) (FIVE STORES TO SERVE YOUIÜ) A special THANK YOU to Bishop Tomas Benefits include: DUEÑAS Cam acho & other Reverends; the CHC staff Medical Insurance physicians, nurses & all adm inistrative Paid Vacation SU E & !¿£ £X¿£ SX¿£ £X¿£ assistants; CNMI Liaison Hawaii; and the Paid Holidays C ontinental Airline flight crew. Sick Leave Real Fresh Milk, 32 o l Birthdays Home & Garden regular or low fat Our un dangkulu na si YUUS MAASE and Profit Sharing Plan Tomato Catsup, 40 oz deepesf THANK YOU. Salary commensurate with experience Limit 1 case Please apply in person at ALLISON'S PLACE T h e F a m il y Beach Road, Chalan Kanoa. Equal Employment Opportunity Employer M·'- $ 0 3 9 houocoibd · wrfû* 6 tiCÒ'· Board amends Ш ш л s a policy and

Sapporo Ichiban Ramen Spam Luncheon p ro c e d u re s Limit 3 cases Meat, 12 oz. PSS-Board member Anicia Tomokane asked to amend the IÇ îiH L A N Limit 12 cans policy to ban the sale of junk “ -'лАРРОйи food on the school campus. IGIIBAN She felt that'the high sugar G O O D f t content of the soft drinks, donuts, etc., that are sold $ 0 3 5 during fundraising activities restricts student learning and case interferes with their lunch meal. Board Chairman Juan L. MOOS! Babauta countered by saying that without fundraising, Budweiser Beer, 24/ Coke, Sprite and Fanta, | schools would not be able to 1 2 o l can 2 4 /1 2 o l can buy computers, or support their libraries for their students, Limit 5 cases Limit 5 cases etc. He mentioned that the A F R E S H Governor's Planning and JBudweisen Budget Office already wants the PSS to drastically reduce it’s FY91 budget request. 2 5 N EW L O O K $q Although Babauta agreed that junk food is not desirable, & Д ) case money raised for the schools is important. Babauta also FROM praised the Food Service for its Miller Lite Beer, 24/12 Clorox Bleach regular efforts to properly feed the students. The board voted not or Fresh Scent, 1 gal o l can to amend. FOREMOST Limit 5 cases Limit 4 gal. Student/teacher ratio was also discussed and adopted. For kindergarten, the maximum number of students a teacher should have is 15, while the $ 9 2 9 minimum is 10. In grades 1-3 the maximum is 20:1, and the minimum is 15:1. For grades Now available at 4-6 its 25:1 and 20:1, and for grades 7-12 its 30:1 maximum. Commissioner of Education your favorite store Diamond Aluminum Foil, Zee Paper Towel Single Elizabeth Rechebei said the average last school year was 2 0 0 sq. fL Rolls about 17:1. Board members agreed that some type of bonus )ND '■ •'il-··.1, should be given to teachers OIL '4W- who have more than the maximum number of students F O R e m o s T in their classrooms. 1 * 4 9 $ Member Tomokane made a motion that the Public School pkg System increase its grading level by 3 points across the board in order to raise standards For the health o f it! •Ü V t r * ' 1 ' . For Shopping At Joeten Shopping Center, The Hafa Adad Shopping Center The or expectations from students. -V C -i'u lW ,ν"1* Τ'» - i * THANK YOU The motion was passed. . л > ‘ г „ \ W .· , , Chalan Kanoa Market, The San Vicente Food Mart And The Susupe Mart. Visit Us Far Quality And Variety. We Re­ Other policy revisions were serve The Right To Limit quantities, We Gladly Accept NAP Food Coupons. No Sales To dealers, Cash Purchase Only!!!! tabled for further research to be done. They included graduation We Are Not Responsible For Typographical Error!!! requirements and chartering of non-public schools. 30-B-MARlANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JULY 27,1990 FRIDAY, JULY 27,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 3 1 U.S.Army begins removal of chemical weapons from Ultest Germany CLAUSEN (AP)- A convoy posters, including one that said groups, which four years had action. goes ahead without a hitch: of trucks today began removing "Evil is simply being shifted campaigned for the removal of "The shells are safe to handle "There is safety measure upon a vast cache of deadly nerve gas from here to the Pacific," over the chemical weapons, had and transport due to their safety measure redundant that was secretly stored by the a stone wall next a church sought to block the transport, packed in vapor-proof throughout the operation," he United States just outside this along the convoy route in charging that the safety secondary steel containers and said. small West German town. Clausen. measures were inadequate. military vans for transport,” One convoy will take the 2 7 2 9 J U L Y TO = The convoy took away the They said they were protesting the U.S. Army said in a weapons daily from Clausen to The environmental Greens first batch of 100,000 gas-filled the U.S. decision to destroy the statement announcing the M iesau over the next 30 days. party, one of the strongest artillery shells stored at a U.S. weapons on the atoll and said it beginning of the operation. The rail transport to the opponents of chemical military site at Clausen, which would jeopardize the populace North Sea port will take about weapons, went to court to try The approximately 100,000 is near Kaiserslauten in the there. a week and will be conduced at to block the removal, But an artillery shells in 6-inch and 8- southwest part of the country. "This solution is the worst of night. administrative court in inch sizes are loaded with liquid The lethal cargo, destined for all worlds," said protester West German Chancellor T ^ u ù e c t^ Cologne ruled Friday there was nerve agents, according to destruction on a Pacific atoll, Ursula Siegmayer. She said Helmut Kohl and former no evidence to prove the Boyle. is being removed under a 1986 she had participated in earlier President Ronald Reagan agreed Greens' contention that faulty They were brought to Clausen Hormel Spam 12 oz. .... „$1.79 Tomato Ketsup 28 oz aaaaaaaaaaaaaa $1.98 U.S. -West German agreement chemical weapons protests, in 1986 to remove the chemical data had been used to calculate between 1958 and 1968, where at a cost of $83.1 million. "But we're not proud of our weapons by 1992. The the risk o f transportation. they have remained since. Hormel Vienna Sausage.... 590 Whole Spinach Leaf 15 oz., „9 8 0 Hundred of crack paramilitary success. This is a timetable was advanced by West German police troops catastrophe." Several groups of private Clausen is the only site in President Bush. Hormel Corn Beef 12 oz. ______$1.69 Whole Kernel Corn 17 oz.. „„„980 lined the convoy route and The West German government citizens concerned about the West Germany where chemical It was only in· March that stood guard on overpasses as is paying $31.2 million of the safety of the transport had also weapons are stored. Boyle said authorities acknowledged that the long line of 80 trucks removal costs; the U.S. cost is unsuccessfully tried to block the Army has done everything the chemical weapons were Hormel Chili No Beans 15oz $1.59 began shuttling the shells at $52 million. Environmental the operation through court to make sure the operation stored in Clausen. about 8 a.m. California Calamares Squid 15 oz $1.29 Vans carrying police with riot gear accompanied the convoy. Master A-1 Mackerel 15 oz _____ 660 Filtaste Coconut Milk 13.5 oz.... ___ 990 West German authorities said someone phoned in a bomb f t v Saipan Customers Flying Wheel Peanuts 185 grms 890 Jufran Hot Banana Sauce 11 oz...... «690 threat against the convoy but that the first shipment proceeded without incident. aaa M/K Corned Beef Hash/Roast 15 oz... __$1.49 Homepride Spaghetti Noodles 1 Kilo $2.19 The firs trucks arrived at Miesau, about 30 miles away, Paul’s Longlife Milk 1 Liter ...... 890 W' 21/2 hours later. At Miesau, Know the facts the containers are to be loaded U.S. Sapporo Ichiban Ramen 3.5 oz...... 390 onto special trains that will Head Cabbage...... 890/lb take them to Nordenham, on Carnation Evaporated Milk 12 oz...... 790 the North Sea, where they will hinese Cabbage.. 890/lb be placed aboard U.S. Navy about saving money KJ ships for transport to Johnston ureen & Red Grapes..$1.99/lb A toll. Cello Carrots ...... 790/lb The weapons will be destroyed •in a specially built incinerator on long-distance Oranges ...... 890/lb on the U.S. Atoll about 800 Beef Flank Steak...... $3.69/lb Eggs (U.S. Med.).....$1.89/dz miles southwest of Hawaii. Only about 20 of the 80 Beef Bottom Round Steak $2.29/lb Eggs (U.S. Large)....$1.99/dz trucks that left Clausen actually carried the chemical calls to the U.S. Beef Top Sirloin Steak aiaaaiiiiaiiiaaa· $3.19/lb weapons sealed in air-tight containers, said U.S. Army If you make it a habit to use IT&E Econo-Call throughout Beef Top Round Steak ■aMBiiaiaiaiaiie $2.29/lb spokesman Jim Boyle. He said the rest contained the week whenever you call long distance to the U.S., your Beef Rib Eye Steak $4.59/lb Snow Brand P-7 Baby Milk Powder 1000 ml .$ 2 .3 9 decontamination crews, savings, can mount up. IT&E offers the lowest direct-dia! firefighters, West German and rates available during the times when average long-distance Beef Round Sirloin Tip Steak $2.29/lb Red Ginger Packed...... $ 1 .7 9 U.S. soldiers, police FACT calls are most often made... from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily. ‘ An average call generally lasts 8-10 minutes. .$ 1 .5 9 monitoring teams and medical Beef Briskets...... $1.99/lb Morinaga Hot Pancake Mix 430 grms...... staff. Ajinomoto Seasoning 15 oz ..... The chemical team is equipped Beef Shoulder Steak ...... $2.09/lb to contain any incident, " he You can protect yourself against unauthorized phone calls. said. The operation is going as With an Econo-Call Account only vou and those vou Beef Terderloin Steak 4 Up ...... $7.39/lb planned. Only four protesters FACT authorize can charge calls to your account. Beef Striploin Steak ...... $3.29/lb were spotted . They draped Jergens Dry Skin Lotion 1 5 oz ...... $2.98 Beef Chunk Steak ...... $2.09/lb MHS will hold Jergens Dry Skin Lotion 1 0 oz ...... $1.98 With Econo-Call, you can call anytime you want from orientation prior virtually any phone on Saipan or Guam and conveniently Beef Spare Ribs ...... $1.69/lb Jergens Aloe And Lanolin Bar Soap 3 .5 OZ.....690 to school's opening FACT charge your own account. 3 Beef Tripe ...... $1.79/lb Dry Ad Anti Perpirant Deodorant oz ...„..$1.59 Marianas High School will Beef Skin On ...... ».$1.69/lb Northern Quilted Bathroom Tissue 4 Rolls/Pk $2.39 open for classes on Aug. 29, but prior to that date according Beef Intestine ...... $1.19/lb Jergens Bath Soap ...... 390 to schedule provided by PSS is Apply today for your Econo-Call Account orientation for seniors on July Lux Beauty Soap 1 0 0 grms ...... 3 for $1.00 Beef Oxtails (U.S.)...... $2.69/lb 30, for Juniors July 31, for There's no sign up fee or monthly minimum. Sophomores Aug. 1, and for Zest Deodorant Bar Soap 15 oz ...... $2.59 The best choice... Pork small Intestine aaaaBaaaaaaauaaaaaaa$1.29/lb Freshmen on Aug. 2. For all Coast Deodorant Bar Soap 1 5 oz...... $2.69 three days, the time is from Chicken Breast Tray Pack .. __ $ 2 .59/lb Gee Shampoo/Conditioner 1 2 oz...... $2.39 9:00 to 10:30 and 1:00 to Northcrm 2:30. Registration time is for Chicken Wings Tray Pack ...... „.$1.49/lb Supermini Aqua Fresh Toothpaste 1 5 0 grams $1.98 Seniors Aug. 20, Juniors Aug. 20, and for Sophomores Aug. 21 and 22, and for Freshmen Aug. 23 and 24 Thank You For Shopping at Carmen Safeway-Meitetsu Supermarket Where Transfer and dropout students can register on Sept. 3 and 4. OVERSEAS, INC. Sabtan Bldg., San Jose 234-8521 You'll Always Find The Best Service, Savings Quality and Variety. Students who miss the adhere date must register Sept. 3 and 4. 32-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JULY 27,1990 FRIDAY, JULY 2 7 ,1990--MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEW S- 3 3 Teachers orientation PUBLIC NOTICE NUTISIAN PUPBUKU AR0N60R0NG0L TOWLAP set a t MHS c a m p u s PROPOSED LITTER CONTROL I MANMAPROPOPONISIHA NA FFEERFUL MWOGHUTUGHUT REEL REGULATIONS REGULASION MIN AN EH AN BASULA PARA I ALLEGHUL APEYIPEY SANGI ALLEGHUL fo r next tw o weeks FOR PUBLIC LAW 6-37 TOWLAP YE 6-37 the new teachers to the LAI PUPBLIKU NUMIRU 6-37 PSS-Some sixty (60) newly- LITTER CONTROL ACT OF 1989 UTTER ACT OF 1989 U T TE R CONTROL ACT OF 1989 bfl PERGEJLfl recruited teachers from Hawaii Commonwealth and host a reception for them. and the U.S. mainland will DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND have a mass orientation at She added that Senate DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES ENVRONMENTAL SERVICES Marianas High School after President Joseph Inos and ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES THE their arrival in Saipan, House Speaker Pedro R. The Director of the Department of Puiblic Samwoolul Dipatamentool Public Health me Commissioner of Education Guerrero will also be invited to I Direktot Deppatamenton Public Health and Health and Environmental Services, of the Environmental Sen/ices mellol Commonweafth of the Elizabeth D. Rechebei said this jointly host another reception Environmental Services Commonwealth i Sangkattan ITALIAN RESTAURANT Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) reel ebwe tabweey week. for the new teachers. siha na /s/as Marianas, komo konsisteyan I Lai Pupbliku The Board of Education and (CNMI), in accordance with Public Law 6-37, is ayleewal Alleghul Towlap (Public Law 6-37) nge ekke "We will be there to welcome Numiru 6-37, ha propoponi manlaknos regulasion siha the Public School System staff proposing to promulgate regulations for the Litter para i Minanehan Basula na Akton 1989 sino The Litter ffeir allegh reel Litter Control Act of 1989. our new employees, and will Control Act of 1989. and school administrators will Control Act of 1989. Allegh kka rebwe feeru reel m ¡lie Litter Control do our best to orient them The proposed regulations implement the also be at the orientation to I mapropoponi na regulasion para u Act of 1989, nge ebwe affataawow meta yaal angaang, Taste Real Italian D ishes about our schools and islands provisions of the Litter Control Act of 1989, by defining mwoghutu'ghut, milikka ese fil, appat (penalty) me brief the new teachers about emplementa i prehension siha gi Litter Control Act of before they start working," the agency responsibilities, enforcement procedures, bwangil bwulasiyo yeel. Koopiyal allegh kkaal nge prepared by Italian Chef PSS functions. 1989, entre i dinifinasion i responsabilidat i ahensia i Education Commissioner said. prohibited acts, penalties, and jurisdiction. Copies of emmwel schagh bwe rebwe lo bweibwogh mellol Representatives from the local areklamento put ma'emplementan-niha, i manmaprohibi She said a PSS committee has the proposed regulations are available and may be Bwulasiyool Division of Environmental Quality (DEQ), GUILIANO BIANCO banks, insurance companies, na akto, i mutta yan i attoridat siha ni mapribeni. Kopian been working on welcoming obtained from the Division of Environmental Quality Post Office Box 1304, Old Dr. Torrecs Hospital, As car dealers, Commonwealth i manmapropoponisiha na regulasion sina machuchule w ith an O cean View Setting on the new teachers and their (DEQ).Post Office Box 1304, Old Dr. Torres Hospital, Terlaje Area, Saipan, MP 96950. Health Center, CNMI ginen i: orientation for the past two As Terlaje Area, Saipan, MP 96950. Kkoopiya Register ncje emmwel schagh bwe CAPITOL HILL at VESTCOR VILLAGE. Personnel Office, and the Division of Environmental Quality (DEQ) m onths. Copies of the Register may be obtained rebwe lo bweibwogh mellol Bwulasiyool Attorney Commonwealth Utilities P.O. Box 1304, Old Dr. Torres Hospital fromtheAttorneyGeneral’sOffice, Capitol Hill, Saipan, General, Capitol Hill, Saipan, MP 96950. Aramas ye e Corporation will aso be present The members of the As Terlaje Area, Saipan, MP 96950 MP 96950. Anyone interested in commenting on the tipali bwe ebwe atotoolong meta mangemangil reel at the orientation to talk to the committee include PSS staffers Kopian i Rehistran Commonwealth sina We are open for Lunch, D inner, proposed regulations may submit comments in writing alldgh kkaal nge emmwel schagh ischiiy nge aa new teachers. Justo Quitugua, Philip David, machuchule ginen i Ufisinan ¡Attorney General, Capitol to the Chief, Division of Environmental Quality, Post afangaalo reel Chief, Division of Environmental Quality, and Sunset Happy Hour. The Commisioner said Margaret Dela Cruz, Felix Hill, Saipan, MP 96950. Todu ayu siha i manenteresao Office Box 1304, Old Dr. Torres Hospital, As Terlaje P.O. Box 1304, Old Dr. Torres Hospital, As Terlaje Area, Governor Lorenzo I. Guerrero Nogis, Nick Sablan, Jess manmamalinas komento put i manmapropoponi siha Area, Saipan, MP 96950, not later than thirty (30) Saipan, MP 96950 nge essobw aluuwl6 aliigh (30) ral has been invited to welcome Sanchez^nd Derson Ramon. na regulasion sina matugigi'i guato i Chief, Division of days from the date of its publication in the Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1304, Old Dr. Torres igha e toowow arongorong ye mell6l Commonwealth For Reservations please call: Register Commonwealth Register.' Hospital, As Terlaje Area, Saipan, MP 96950, sin mas ki 322 7662 (ROMA) Please support trenta dias despues desde i fecha ni mapupublika este S o m e w h e re Is/ DR. JOSE L. CHONG, Director Is/ DR. JOSE L. CHONG, Director your local chapter na nutisia gi halom i Rehistran Commonwealth. Department of Public Health and Department of Public Health and somebody needs Environmental Services /s/DR. JOSE L. CHONG, Director Environmental Services Department of Public Health and h e lp . ÍStéSi Environmental Services

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T oyota 4-R unner and I am satisfied it Pursuant to the provisions of 2 CMC Sigon g i probension siha gi 2 em e 4141 et Reel ayleewal me bwangil 2 CMC 4141 w orks. I live right on th e beach w here 4141 et sec, the PUBLIC PURPOSE sec i PUBLIC PURPOSE LAND et sec, PUBLIC PURPOSE LAND

alot of salt air blow s directly on m y LANDEXCHANGE AUTHORIZA­ EXCHANG EACT O F1987, sinoitulaikan EXCHANGE AUTHORIZATION ACT TION ACT OF 1987, notice is hereby taño para propositon pupbliku na akton OF 1987, nge Marianas Public Land 4-R unner and still N o R ust. given of Marianas Public Land 1987, nutisia m anana i ginen este put i Corporation e arongaar towlap, igha e Corporation's intention to enterinto an intension-na i M arianas Public Land mangiiy ebwe lliiwelb faluw iye e toolong exchange agreement involving the Corporation hum alom gi kontratan faluw kka faal. Aramasye e tipali nge I even have a large scratch on the parcels of land described below. atulaikan taño ni ha afefekta i pidason emmwel ebwe tingorebwe yoor hearing right side w ith the bare m etal Concerned persons may request a taño siha ni m anm adeskribi g i sam papa. reel inaamwo lliiwelil faluw fa. Ebwe hearing on any proposed exchange. Todupetsona siha ni m aninteresante sina yoor hearings reel mwoghutughutul show ing and R ust has not form ed Hearings on the transactions listed m anm ansolisita inekungok g i put m aseha lliiwel kkaal wool Agusto13,1990, otol m anu na inatulaikan taño m apropoponi. ye 9:00 A.M. lessor llol MPLC y e t . below will be scheduled on August 13, 1990 at 9:00 in the conference room of Inekungok put i m apropoponi na tulaikan Conference Room. MPLC. taño yan m anm alista siha na pidason I am satisfied R u st E vader W orks ^ taño gi sam papa para u m akondukta gi AMMWELEER TOWLAP PUBLIC PURPOSE Agosto 13,1990 gi oran alas 9:00 g i egga Yayaal Beach Road Phase IV ______SUSAN SCHWARTZ Roadway acquisition Beach Road an g i halom i kuatton g i ufisinan i M PLC. Phase IV FALAWAL ARAMAS PROPOSITON PUPBUKU Saipan Lot No. 013 I 02, AUTOMOTIVE ^ 1 % , PRIVATE LAND Kinonkistan fina chalan Beach R oad llapal nge 1,119 square meters Saipan Lot No. 013 I 02. P h a s e I V Ru/t €vocJerß0 containing an area of 1,119 square TAÑO PRAIBET FALAWEER TOWLAP PROTECTION SYSTEM meters Sitio N um inj 013102 Saipan Lot No. 022 L 01. giya Saipan yan ha konsisiste 1,119 llapal nge 3,917 square meters. THE INTELLIGENT APPROACH TO PRESQ1VING YOUR CAR PUBLIC LAND m etro kuadrao na area. CALL 234-7704 Saipan Lot No. 022 L 01, TAÑO PUPBLIKU OR SEE YOUR CAR DEALER FOR DETAILS containing an area of 3,917 square Sitio N um iru 022 L 01 meters giya Saipan yan ha konsisiste 3,917 m etro kuadrao na area. 3 4 - m a r ia n a s v a r ie t y NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JULY 27,1990 FRIDAY, JULY 2 7 ,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 3 5 Development reaches remote Island It also has a deep lagoon that HONOLULU (AP)- Remote, Savio plans to do the sale of 250 beachfront 1989 failed to respond to is accessible through a chanel uninhabited Palmyra Island residential development residential lots of 20,000 family's offer to sell the state blasted in wartime, creating a would become an exclusive himself, but will recruit other square feet or more, which he the island for $33 million. harbor bigger than Honolulu's residential and resort hideaway developers for the resort estimated would sell for Palymra, with 600 acres of and is a popular stopping place under plans disclosed Monday facilities, he said. , $250,000 each. There also land on 8,000 acres of coral for transpacific yachtsmen. by Honolulu real estate broker "I dont want to build would be 100 estate-size lots, reef and has sufficient annual The island is a U.S. possession. Peter Savio. thousands of hotel rooms." he he said. rainfall to support substantial Savio has taken a 75-year said. He has in mind Palmyra, located 200 miles habitation. lease on the uninhabited island developing Palmyra along the north of the equator,N has a 960 miles south of Hawaii lines of Hana on the island of 8,000-foot airstrip left over 4 H y a t t e m p lo y e e s r e c e i v e a w a r d s Choken "Mike" Ginoza (center), President of the Okinawa from the owners, the Fullard- Maui or the North Shore of from World War II when some Micronesia Repattriation Association, presented six boxes o f school Leon family of Honolulu, and Oahu, he said. 6,000 American servicemen In an announcement by Supervisor of Landscaping, An supplies to Commissioner of Educatbn Elizabeth D. Rechebei as has an option to buy it for $36 Savio, head of Savio Realty were stationed there. General Manager David Ying, a Ning Huang, has been named Marianas Visitors Bureau Director Bennet Seman looks on. The million, he said. Ltd., said his plans call for the The Hawaii Legislature in five-year Hyatt employee and Supcrvisor-of-the-Quartcr for presentation was made during the annual visit of the group from second quarter 1990. With the O k in a w a . honor also comes a check for Rafael Balingit, Em pbyee of the $300 from the hotel. Month for June, works at the Originally from Hongkong, "Galley" of Pacific Islands Club. Huang is modest about his award, although his enthusiasm 1990 TOYOTA Trucks for his work is obvious. "We A goodman have some very unusual and special flowers in this garden, in the Galley 1990 TOYOTA Sedans "he says, as he points out For the month of JULY all new trucks sold will have some rare species growing in The "Galley" at the Pacific the garden outside the Regency Island Club, Saipan has Club to visitors. Huang also produced June Employee-of- Purchase a New takes care of many of the the-Month, a Food and FREE Bumper Hyatt's exotic birds, including Beverage staffer, who by all T O Y O T A Sedan during the, several macaws and a pair of accounts makes the Galley a friendly cockatoos. very pleasant place to visit. . FREE Bedliner In other annoucements, Rafael Balingit wasn't present The month of July and to receive his award from PIC- employees of the month for the Saipan General Manager Terry second quarter were named at an • FREE Rustproofing Short. He was resting up for we will give you a FREE all-employee meeting in his late night shift at the Gilligan's. The winners Galley, but there was no are:Terry Shiprit, a Food & shortage of compliments for Beverage Cashier is April's Employee-of-the-Month; David his work performance. According to his supervisor, Yanneris, a waiter at Gilligan's AM/FM CASSETTE "Raffy" as he's known to S O N Y Entertainment Center won for RECORDER friends and co-workers "does the month of May; and that little extra... is pleasant Gregorio Ancuelo, pastry cook, and helpful and is great with is June's honoree. Each of the kids." these Hyatt employees received "Raffy” wasn't the only one $100, engraved plaques, and singled out for honors at PIC- nominations for the biggest Saipan. Chris Keyser, an award of all, Employee-of-the- administrative assistant for the Year. resort’s SEA Division, which works to keep guests happy and entertained was named Supervisor-of-the-Quarter. Keyser got high marks for everything from competence as a purchasing agent to his abilities as an actor in PIC stage productions, plus possession of "a great sense of humor."

An Ning Huang, Supervisor-of- Both the Employee-of-the- the Quarter Month and the Supervisor-of- the-Quarter receive $100 and one PIC-Saipan's June of the Employee-of-the-Month..."July 24, 1990 and a free deluxe overnight stay for two at the resort

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Your zeal in protecting the best interest of the CNMI, as you see it, is com m endable, but the m eans you em ploy are m ost deplorable as you dem onstrate no respect for the factual and try to build cases on sm ears and innuendos and, that in your quest to defam e and hurt one of your political leaders, you m ake another m an, who has never ever hurt you, out to be a m an of questionable character and engaged in law less activities. And very unhappily it appears, that you are doing, w hat at one tim e w as a com m on thing in the USA...people w ith Italian nam es w ere as a m atter of course presum ed to be mafia, you assum ed that a Japanese nam e m ust be a yakuza.

Let m e inform you of w hat you should have been able to learn—I never had anything to do w ith Shim izu for the Senate Prsident or anybody else for that m atter. That is a foolish assum ption on your part.

Yes, I have been an advisor to President Inos on m atters of a Japanese nature both now and in the past, as I have for other CNMI leaders w hen requested to. I have never considered this as dishonorable on m y part, nor theirs, since the relationship has always endeavored to do good for the CNMI ánd its people. The form er speaker of the 5th Legislature, the H onorable Jose P. Lifoifoi is one I have assisted in the sam e m anner I have assisted Senator Inos: also I had an advisor/consultant relationship w ith the form er vice speaker of the 6th Legislature, the H onorable Benigno M. Sabían. I have perform ed services for the D epartm ent of Education on several occasions and others. This is not to in any w ay glorify w hat I have done in the CNMI, I desire no rew ards. This is sim ply m y w ay of show ing appreciation for your Com m onwealth w hich has allowed m e to live here happily for nearly 20 years. W hat I have been involved w ith has often been reported by the m edia, and nobody has ever seen anything w rong in m y action and accused m e of sinister w rong-doings, outright crim inal acts, as you have Mr. D em apan. I have often heard the expression around here, that politics is a dirty gam e, and if I did not understand this fully before, I do understand it now, and I pity those who engage in it, and you in particular Mr. D em apan, since I hear you are a well educated m an and therefor could be expected to be a m an of som e refinem ent am d culture and above all good taste and a well developed sense of fairness and respect of facts and truth, and I should add— respect of the rights of others, and m y rights you have grievously violated, Sir, as you have dem eabed the offices of your legislature. Com e to your senses Sir, your w ay of cham pioning a cause can only lead to the defeat of that cause, because of the unclean m ethod you use, because ultim ately people becom e revolted by 'crusaders' w ho bring everybody into the gutters. Thank you, and Good Day, Sir. /,

PAID ADVERTISEMENT 38--MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JULY 27,1990 FRIDAY, JULY 2 7 ,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-- 3 9 3:00 pm P.O. BOX 3S1 CNMI vs Vicente Sabían (Bench 8MPAN MP S6030 CNMI vs Park, Gi Soon (Trial) Students plant hundreds of Trial) TEL' (STO) 2344009 Aug. 01 234-7βββ 9:00 am 2344778 trees on Saipan beaches JUDGE ROBERT A. FAX: (S70) 2344720 HEFNER CNMI vs Benedicto T. Li7.ama eL JUDGE ALEX C. CASTRO Borja, Mariano C. In Re The July 30 al. (Motion) July 30 Matter Of The Estate Of ; Jeben, Dennis M. 9:00 am CNMI vs Dominic Faisao et. a. 9:00 am Barcinas, Antonio Blanco In Re Roman S. Palacios et. al. vs (Trial) CNMI vs Daniel Rang amar (Order The Estate Of CNMI vsl; Bown, Sandy Rano Sabina T. Pangelinan eL al. CNMI vs. Jose Pinaula Rios of Progression) Aldan, Ramon C. In Re THe (S/Conf) EsL Of Felipe C. Mendiola vs. (S/Conl) CNMI vs Otto, Joseph (Order of Estate Of CNMI vs¡ ¡Secharmidal, Robbin Diego D. MendioIa(Motion) Aug. 02 BASIC CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY Progression) Kapileo, Antonio Q. In Re The CNMI vs,; Alex Yashinto (S/Coni) 1:30 pm Diego M. Songao eL al. vs CNM CNMI vs Vicente Lieto Kalen Estate Of CNMI vs<: Obak, Objiang (S/Conf) e t al. (Hrg.) Adoption (Order of Progression) Kapileo, Antonio R. In Re The 1:30 pm July 31 Sabían, Vicente Salas & Vitoria F. CNMI vs Sepio Joseph (Order of Estate Of CNMI vs Palacios Frans isco Takai 9:00 am Sabían Сотт-of Marriage Progression) Kapileo, Felipe Musuk In Re The (Trial) GOvt. of CNMI vs Antonio Aug. 03 WILL BE CLOSED CNMI vs Miguel K. Omar (Order Estate Of 10:30 am Esteves (Trial) 9:00 am ogf Progression) Aug. 02 CNMI vs Phylim, Francis Kiman One Stop Wholesale Inc. vs As CNMI vs Hermán M. Indalecio 8:30 am (Trial) Ent. (Order of Progression) CNMI vs Erangel, Willard (Status 2:00 pm JUDGE MARTY K. One Stop Wholesale Inc. vs CNMI vs Regino E. Aquino(Order Conf.) CNMI vs Palacios, Felix U. TAYLOR Charlie Leon Guerrero FOR INVENTORY ON of Progression) 9:00 am (Trial) July 31 CNMI vs Alicia Dig. Leon CNMI Julian T. William(Order of CNMI vs Lawrence Twelbang 9:00 am Guerrero Progression) (S/conf) 1:30 pm CNMI vs Ayuyu, Jesus R. (Status JULY30-31,1990 Lai tiran, Juan In Re The Matter Of Conf.) Buckle up - The life you save may be your own! The Estate Of CNMI vs Gates, Victorino

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knowledge of the 2 INO Officers national Airport carrying meth- w ith high G. Amoy, Palacios was namedby said official who will then cany Iriarte also informed the CW that Glen needs to meet him to be on the date and time of the CW ’s amphetamine. Iriarte as the other INO Officer the shabu through the port of en­ DISCOUNTED! able to recognize him upon his arrival would ensure the presence After a preliminary hearing tech in who would assist the courier - try, the affidavit shows. entry to the NMI, the affidavit of either Iriarte or Palacios at the conducted on July 23, an affidavit STOCK# YEAR MAKE MODEL PRICE STOCK# YEAR MAKE MODEL identified as a cooperating wit­ On June5,another meeting was PRICE immigration inspection station. in support of release in personal ness (CW>in the safe passage of held in Susupe which was con- shows. search fo r 01 1987 NISSAN STANZA 4DR $6.300.00 35 1988 NISSAN PULSAR (JMC DEMO) $7,665.00 Amoy said in his repot that a Amoy reported that in another recognizance filed by Iriarte was the substance to the NMI. sensually monitored by Amoy. meeting transpired on June 22 in meeting which was monitored by denied by the U.S. District Court 02 1989 NISSAN 30QZXCPE 36 1988 NISSAN MAXMA 4DR (JMC DEMO) $10,340.00 Court records reveal that a Court documents indicate that the Susupe between Iriarte, Palacios the FBI, the CW informed the 2 Iriarte was ordered tobe detained meeting took place on May 31 in CW was informed that two im­ je t door 04 1989 NISSAN MAXIMA 4DR $15.000.00 37 1988 NISSAN SENTRA4DR (JMC DEMO) $5,665.00 and the CW. Instructions were INO Officers that he would be at the U.S. Marshalls Office since Susupe between Iriarte and the migration officers would be as­ HONOLULU (AP)- An given to the CW on the procedure providing 50 grams of “shabu” noU.S.detention facility is located 05 1989 NISSAN SEMTRA2DR $6,035.00 38 1989 13725.00 CW which was monitored by sisting in the passing of the sub­ electronic grid laid down by a NISSAN PATHFINDER (JMC DEMO) $ , to be utilized in smuggling the from the Philippines. on the island. Amoy. In the said meeting, Iriarte stance. Iriarte related the names Navy tug will guide a high 07 1986 NISSAN MARCH 4DR $2.000.00 A discussion as to how the Iriarte is scheduled to appear on 39 1989 NISSAN STANZA 4DR (JMC DEMO) $8,850.00 informed the CW of the utilization of “Eric” and “Glen”. drug. . tech probe ;in the Pacific During the meeting, Iriarte and shabu was to be distributed once August 3 at 9:A.M. at the U.S. 08 1987 5 500.00 of personnel at the immigration The affidavit shows that a Ocean search for a cargo door NISSAN SENIRACPE $ . 40 1988 FORD TAURUS 4DR (JMC DEMO) $9,175.00 Palacios provided a contact phone it arrives in Saipan and the profits District Court for the continuance inspection section at the airport as meeting took place on June 6 in that blew off a United Airlines 09 1986 MAZDA 2WD PICK-UP $1.000.00 number to ensure that a contact that could be made also ensued of the preliminary examination. 41 1990 FORD COURIER PAJ (JMC DEMO) $8,075.00 part of the smuggling activity. Susupe between-Iriarte and the jetliner, killing nine people. would be established between the between IriarteandPalacios, court If convicted, the 2 INO Officers 20 1988 4 7 500.00 The courier was also advised CW, which Amoy monitored In The National Transportation NISSAN SENTRA DR $ . 42____ 1989 NISSAN HARDBODY PAJ (JMC DEMO) $6,625.00 CW and the two INO officers and documents show. would face up to 40 years impris­ that he would be informed as to the meeting, Iriarte informed the Safely Board completed its Iriarte, who has been employed onment with fines of $ 2 million 30 1985 SUBARU GLDSWGN $2,500.00 43 1988 KORANDO JEEP (JMC DEMO) $11,500.00 which immigration inspection CW that since he was assigned to that they were aware of the date investigation without the cargo with the Immigration for four each. official to approach for clearance the office and not at the airport as and arrival of the courier on the door, but asked the Navy to 31 1988 NISSAN SENIRAWGN $6.500.00 44 1987 NISSAN SENTRA2DR (JMC DEMO) $4,150.00 years, was arrested on July 11 at into the NMI. The CW would scheduledacertain “Glen” would island court records show. find it because the door could the parking lotof the Saipan Inter­ 32 1988 NISSAN SENIRAWGN $6,500.00 45 1988 NISSAN SENÏRA4DR (JMC DEMO) $7,500.00 then pass off the “shabu” to the be assisting the CW. The affidavit shows that the provide evidence to help NMI Social improve aircardft safety. 34 1987 NISSAN SENTRA2DR $4,150.00 46 1989 NISSAN SENIRAWGN (JMC DEMO) $7,150.00 The 226 foot tug Security not Narrangansett today was to lay down the last of eight JULY 29,1990 transponders, which transmit n Motors Beach Road. Chalan LAu Lau Tel. 2 3 4 -5 5 6 2 /5 5 6 3 /5 5 6 4 /5 5 6 5 recorded... electrical signals to chart SUNDAY Business Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday to Saturday COLD DISHES HOT DISHES Continued from page 1 movement so the video camera- •Assorted Appetizers •Roast Beef Carving with Gravy equipped submersible, the said. “In addition” Babauta con­ •Seafood Marine with Pickles Sauce centerpiece of the Navy's Orion tinued, “ I have also verified the BRUNCH •Cold Roast Pork Ham with •Sauted Bacon search system. (Г % Cocktail Sauce •Scrambled Eggs with Shrimps: fact that the records of contribu­ The transponders will hang a t th e DIAMOND tors and beneficiariesoftheformer •Sandwich Variations Chinese Style about 150 feet above the ocean SHIMIZU NMI Social Security System, who •Open Salad Bar •Saute de Cucumber, Celery & floor around the perm iter of the are now legally contributors and 10 am -2 pm •Fresh Fruits Squid 24-square- mile search area at the Plumería Coffee Shop •Miniature Pastries •Beef & Tomato Gratin beneficiaries of the U.S. Social some 100 miles southwest of I S GOOD. For reservations:, call 234-5900 ext. 376 •Sweet Bread Rolls •Garlic Toasts & French Toasts Security System, have not been Honolulu, said L l Cmdr. Bob placed into SSA’s master com­ •Fried Rice Anderson, spokesman for the Please let's have order in this House ' ... Mr. Cam acho' Please! O rder! M r. Cam acho! Please let's puter system” “The effect of this Pacific FleeL •Spaghetti have order in this House! Thank you fo r your cooperation. A t this tim e I like to call upon our next •Consomme Soup Royale is that no U.S. Social Security The door is believed to be Office in Guam, Hawaii or the lying in about 15,000 feet of witness the President o f the Saipan C ham ber o f Com m erce, M adam President M rs. M aggie George. United States mainland can rec­ water. The submersible, called You now have the floor, please proceed w ith your testim ony. ognize our people who have be­ a "towfish," is expected to be come U.S. citizens and SSA lowered into the ocean on members”, Babauta remarked. Wednesday, Anderson said. “I feel that the U.S. Social Se­ If the door is spotted, anolher Saipan Chamber of Commerce curity administrationhashadmore device will be used to recover it than enough time to properly in­ later. P.O. Box 806, Saipan, M P 96950 tegrate our people into its master Once the tug reached the system. I believe that the covenant search area Monday, "they July 17, 1990 clearly requires that our disabled anticipated a day and onc-half beneficiaries be given “Medicare” setting up and getting ready. The Honorable Juan S. Reyes benefits, that our beneficiaries in We expect they'll be ready to Subcommittee Chairman Guam, Hawaii and the Mainland put it in the water by be clearly identified in SSA’s Wednesday," said Ltd. Cmdr. House Committee on Natural Resources national computer system as SSA Sandy Stairs, another Pacific Seventh Northern Marianas Commonwealth Legislature beneficiaries and be served by Fleet spokesman. Saipan, MP 96950 any Social Security Office in the Flight 811 carried 355 Universe Insurance country, and, that our contribu­ passengers when it left Dear Mr. Chairman: Onon / ^ Underwriters tors should not be exposed to a Honolulu International Airport very substantial risk of losing his for New Zealand on Feb. 24, Thank you for extending the opportunity to the Saipan Chamber of Commerce to submit comments on the (MICRONESIA) right to U.S. Social Security ben­ 1989. proposed Shimizu Golf Course project at Kagman and adjacent areas. The Chamber welcomes and encourages efits,” Babauta said. 6Kw - 350K w G enerators in stock Incorporated Shortly after takeoff, a cargo developmental projects and related laws and regulations with recognition on the importance of cultural “I intend to present these issues door opened at 22, 000 feet, preservation and environmental impact. In adhering to this principle, the Board of Directors took a poll of each GENERAL AGENTS FOR: to SSA and request that they take tearing away a section of member for an accurate survey of the Membership's position which is incorporated into our testimony today. THE YASI^BikAND MARINE immediate steps to comply with fuselage and causing the INSURANCÇWMPANY, LJD. the applicable covenantpro visions Boeing 747 to decompress. intended to protect the funda­ Nine people were swept to Out of the 165 members polled, 36% responded. Of those responded, 53% voted "yes" (in favor of the proposal), mental and valuable rights our their deaths and five others 20% voted "no", and 27% undecided. Comments made by proponents of the project Included additional people have been guaranteed in were seriously injured. The revenueand Infrastructure for Kagman residents and development of reservoir will benefit all In the long the U.S. Social Security System” crew managed to return the jet run. Opponents comments included too much uncontrolled and unplanned development, favored Auto Others Babauta concluded. Fire & Casualty to Honolulu. The safety board moratorium on such project, the need for an updated appraisal, possibility of negative environmental Typhoon Risks decided faulty design of the Impact, and unfair treatment by MPLC to turn down one Golf Course proposal and accept another. Personal Life door's locking mechanism Accident Insurance P r o te c t probably caused a cockpit panel Again, thank you Mr. Chairman and members of this body for inviting the Saipan Chamber of Commerce to Workmen’s Mortgage light to falsely indicate the present its membership's views on Shimizu proposal. Compensation Insurance door was locked. O u r The federal agency blamed Liability Term Respectfully Yours, Builder's Insurance C h ild r e n United, the Boeing Co. and the Risk Group Federal Aviation Insurance Administration for failure to P le a s e correct problems with the Maggie George Ц MID-FAC MICRONESIA, INC. Sabían Bldg., San Jose, Chalan Monsignor Guerrero locking mechanism. D riv e President UPPBt Ht-WAY, (ARAPAH SKM DM ] I P.O. Box 512, Saipan, MP 96950 BOX PPP-298 SAI PAH, MP 96950 ТОСИС W-2 HIGHWAY GUALO RAM I Tels. 234-6982 0 234-7557 R ead the V ariety UOl C a r e fu lly TEL· [670)234-0475 · SI XT EN US ■ MID-РАС I GUAM: P.O. Box 3278 Agana, Guam 96910 J STORE HIT· ■ MICRONESIA Tuesday Issue FAXi (670) 234-0476 Í Telefax: 234-3854 Paid for by F.O. Atalig and other concerned citizens 42-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JULY 27,1990 FRIDAY, JULY 2 7 ,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEW S- 4 3 propriating authority to allocate 1-The necessity of reserving the ficials to adhere to a stricter code speedy processing of labor per­ L e tte rs fund to departments as it sees fit. subject land for homesteads for of ethics. Let this be a lesson to mits. More often, they conduct Also, the terminology “land the future generations before the other elected officials that the spot checks on establishments and Continued from page 2 banking” used by^the consultants land alienation clause expires, or, public will no longer tolerate any often found illegal workers or people for public facilities, home­ is very misleading. When you 2-Rejectthe presentagreement obvious breach of public trust those without the necessary steads, and land exchanges must compare this with the real bank­ now before the Legislature and woridngpermits. DirectorTorres be taken into accountFIRST. The ing situtalion— when one depos­ mandate that MPLC re-appraise /s/JOETEN______had instituted disciplinary mea­ the land by not less that two inde­ sures against erring and comprehensive land use plan its money in a TCD or Treasury Dear Editor Call Tel. 234-6341/7578/9797 Fax: 234-9271 which MPLC has been working note, that money is never com­ pendent appraisers to guide the undersirable labor employees and elected officials in deciding on M ay I request fra· your kind is now making a remarkable on for the past two years has not mitted for more than five years. 4 STEEL WORKERS з carpenters indulgence to publish my letter in 2 ACOUNTANTS- College graduate, 2 been released yet although I have Once can withdraw his/her money the lease price.or, success. MANAGERS yrs. experience. Salary: $400.00 - MECHANICS 2 ELECTRICIANS 1 DRAFTER heard that it was completed last anytime and not have to wait 25 3-The CNMI Government your widely read newspaper. As a citizen, I firmly believed 900.00 per month. . PAINTERS 2 PLUMBERS- High school graduate, 1 ELECTRICIAN ACCOUNTANTS 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 per year. Another important factor years. That is not so with this should look into the legality of Just recently, a press release that the idea of making new 10 DANCERS 3 MASONS- High school equivalent, hour. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 per creating a joint venture between was issued for a plan that woik & policies in relation to speedy 1 GENERAL MANAGER- College 2 BARTENDERS 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT that MPLC neglects to realize is “land banking” concept. Also let 2 DISCO JOCKIES 2 AUTO BODY REPAIRERS hour. entry permits will be merged as processing of permits will only graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: MECHANICS- High school that they may be setting a prece­ us not kid ourselves. No one can the government and Shimizu on a 10 WAITRESSES- High school equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: 1 MARINE ENGINE MECHANIC Contact: MR. PEDRO MENDOZA 50/50 basis with the eventuality one and to be jointly signed by cause an overlapping of functions $2,000.00 per month. dence in appraising the subject predict what would happen after 1 BARTENDER- High school equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $3.00 per hour. 1 AUTO MECHANIC dba The Builders, Inc., P.O. Box 94, both the Labnor Chief and the Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)F area at 12 cents per square meter. the expiration of the 25 year land thatthegovemmentequity be sold between the two government graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. 1 SHEET METAL SUPERVIOR- 4 HOUSE PAINTERS 2 AUTO PAINTERS- High school This will haveadefiniteimpactas alienation clause in the Covenant to private local citizens. Immigration Chief respectively, agencies and might just affect the $2.15 per hour. Contact: GREEN PARK Iligh school equivalent, 2 yrs. ENTERPRISES, INC. dba Flamingo experience. Salary: $900.00 per hcur. graduate, 3 yrs. experience. Salary: 3 PLUMBERS government works out the land in which only those persons of I hope that careful consider­ allegedly to streamline the progress being made by Dir. Contact: MICRO PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT, INC. dba Saipan Night Club, P.O. Box 2698, Saipan, 1 CARPENTER- High school $2.15 per hour. 5 ELECTRICIANS exchange because of the dollar- Northern Marianas descent can ation be given to this proposed operados. Torres. Besides, there must al­ 30 MASONS- High school graduate, 2 Grand Hotel, P.O. Box 369, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)1·' equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: 6 CARPENTERS project. The people have spoken In my humble opinion, this ways be a check and balance on yrs. experience. Salary: $1.75 per hour. to-dollar based formula. own land. This protection will MP 96950 (7/27)F $2.35 per hour. 10 MASONS- High school equivalent, 4 IRON WORKERS- High school I also question the motives of only be in effect for 13 more years. and they will continue to speak. issue is moot because it is the this matter. Contact: BLACK MICRO 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 per CORPORATION, P.O. Box 545, graduate, 3 yrs. experience. Salary: Shimizu and its consultants in What are our leaders doing to Whileldonotcondonetheactions responsibility of the Labor Divi­ As a summary, Labor should 1 GENERAL MANAGER- High MAINTENANCE hour. Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)F $1.75 per hour. Contact: J.C. TENORIO designating where their additional of those who lost their tempers at sion to determine whether to ap­ increase more manpower in re­ school graduate, 2 yrs. experience. ensure that this provision will be 1 CARPENTER/MAINTAINANCE - 1 ACOUNTANT- CoUege graduate, 3 ENTERPRISES, INC., P.O. Box 137, the recent hearing, I understand prove or disapprove the working viewing the applications for work Salary: $2,500.00 per month. yrs. experience. Salary: $500.00 - money contributions will go. in effect forever? Contact: MARIANA PACIFIC INC., High school equivalent, 2 yrs. 3 SPECIAL ELECTRONIC Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)F permit of a worker in accordance 900.00 per month. Shimizu should- know better that The Legislature should con­ why they felt that way. The vot­ permits. Once it is already ac­ P.O. Box 541, Saipan, MP 96950 experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. MECHANICS- High school graduate, ing public expects its elected of- with the rules and reguladons of cepted, it is deemed complete and Contact: JOSEPH T. GUERRERO dba 2 yrs. experience. Salary: S2.15 per 1 DRAFTER, ARCIi ITECTURAL- 1 CARPENTER- High school only our Legislature has the ap- sider the following points: (7/27)F CoUege graduate, 3 yrs. experience. the CNMI laborcode,as amended. without any deficiency, hence, a Island Charcoal, P.O. Box 707, hour. graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)F 1 REFRIGER ATION/A1RCON Salary: $500.00 per month. The job of the labor is sensitive time saved for both those who 1 OFFICE MANAGER- High school $2.00 per hour. graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: MECHANIC- High school equivalent, Contact: GONZALO M. SANTOS dba and need not be intervened by follow up and the Labor staff, and Contact: С & H SAIPAN INC. dba A $2.50 - 3.00 per hour. 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER- High 2 yrs. experience. Salary: S2.15 per Santos & Sons Enterprises, P.O. Box - Z Constructon Co., P.O. Box 1608, other sectors. a speedy disposition of docu­ Contact: JESUS B. YUMUL dba YCO school equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. hour. 2131, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)F Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)F To whoever made such an idea, ments. Moreover, persons to be Corporation, P.O. Box 932, Saipan, Salary: $3.00 per hour. Contact: NITTO SAIPAN CORPORATION, P.O. Box 625, 1 ELECTRICIAN- High school please note that the separation of authorized to follow up shall only MP 96950 (7/27)F Contact: SAIPAN ICE, INC., P.O. Box 1808, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)1- Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)F equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: 1 COOK- High school graduate, 2 yrs. functions between the two agen­ be limited to legitimate licensee’s $2.15 per hour. experience. Salary: $2.50 per hour. cies is enforceable. While Labor of recruitment business, their 1 STORE MANAGER- High school Contact: GOLDEN ENTERPRISES, Contact: SAIPAN SEA VENTURES, FIRST ANNIVERSARY ROSARY graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: P.O. Box 2372, Saipan, MP 96950 INC., P.O. Box 1808, Saipan, MP is under the Office of the Gover­ designate and business partners $450.00 per month. TECHNICIANS DOMESTIC (7/27)F 96950 (7/27)F J> nor, the Immigration is under the and not to allow contract workers Contact: MR. ROBERT SN. Office of the Attorney General. to follow their papers with the BABAUTA dba Wermi Ann Ent., P.O. 2 ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS HELPERS (A- Public Law 1-8 on this matter is labor office. These idea, in my Box 881, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)1· 3 AIRCONDITION & REF. TECHNICIANS 1 HOUSE WORKER -High school humble opinion will lessen over applicable as the reorganizational 1 ACCOUNTANT- College graduate, -High school graduate. 2 yrs. equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: s aspects. It is only thru the approval crowding and backlogs in the 2 yrs. experience. Salary: S765.00 per experience. Salary:$2.15 per hour. $2.15 per hour. of the Legislature that this can me Labor Division. Labor cases are month. Contacl:NESTOR S. VALENCIA dba Contact: NICANOR BOCAGO dba INSURANCE SUPERVISOR implementable. H-Bill 7-110, nowresolve more faster compared Contact: JOETEN MOTOR V&M Enterprises P.O.Box 2630, BOCAGO ENT., P.O. Box 744, Saipan, Saipan. MP 96950.8/3(F) MP 96950 (8/3)F. Executive Branch which is the to the previous administration. COMPANY, INC.. P.O. Box 680, Saipan. MP 96950 (7/27)1· subject of the reorganization is Finally, Director Torres must 1 ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN- INSURANCE CLOWS still before the House Judiciary be suupported financially by the 1 AREA MANAGER- High school High school equivalent. 2 yrs. OurLIFE and HEALTH Dept is looking for CNMI residents on Governmental Operation government to enable implement equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: experience. Salary:$575.00 per month. CONSTRUCTION who are highly motivated, have good organizational and Chairman, Congressman Bill more of his brilliant plans and S2306.1X) per month. Contact:LAW AMUSEMENT dba WORKERS Contact: MOBIL OIL MICRONESIA Len's Bar & Rest. P.O.Box 81, communication skills, and are very responsible. If you meet Ada, thereby Public Law 1-8 still additional manpower to service INC., P.O. Box 367, Saipan, MP Saipan, MP 96950.8/03(F). 5 CARPENTERS these requirements and know that you would like to work prevails, and doing such policy is the needs of the CNMI govern­ 96950 (7/27)1·' violative in nature with our con­ ment I also wish to congratulate 1 ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN- 3 ELECTRICIANS with other professionals in a rewarding career, W E WANT the Governor for making such a 1 OFFICE MANAGER- High school High school equivalent. 2 yrs. 4 ALUMINUM FABRICATORS YOU! Prior Insurance experience preferred but not neces­ stitutional laws. Henceforth, -High school equivalent. 2 yrs. without the amendment of the right choice. We in the business graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: experience. Salary $ 2.15 per hour. sary. We will train the right individuals. S3.00 per hour. Contact: MARYANNE P. REYES dba experience. Salary: $1.60-2.00 per existing Public Law the inter­ sector support Dir. Jack Torres. hour. Contact: RAYMUNDO L. BICAS dba JS MALOTTE CORPORATION, JIM BENEFITS departmental office can not effect Hafadai. Green Acres Developers, P.O. Box BOY ELECTRONIC SHOP P.O. Box Contact: TAC INTERNATIONAL Competetive Salary its plan. 2082, Saipan. MP 96950 (7/27)1- 877, Saipan, MP 96950 8/03(F) CONSTRUCTORS, INC. P.O. Box 1579, Saipan MP 96950. 8/03(1·') Paid Vacation Director Jack Torres is making Very truly yours, 1 ASST. GENERAL MANAGER - 2 AIRCON TECIIMT1ANS- High Paid Holidays In memory of m y beloved Husband and good with his new policies in the Is / Jesus Manglona Taisacan 3 CARPENTERS- High school High school equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. school equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Life and Medical Insurance Salary: S2.15 per hour. equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. Salary:$ Salary: $3,330.00 per month. our Father. Contact: MR. KIM KYU YEON dba 1.85-2.50 per hour. Contact: HAFADAI BEACH HOTEL Pacific Home Appliances, Inc., P.O. dba SAIPAN HOTEL CORP., P.O. Box 1 PLUMBER-High school equivalent. Apply In person at: Box 1592, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)1- 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $ 2.00-2.15 In Humble Gratitude 338, Saipan, MP 96950 (8/3)F. per hour. Moylan's Insurance Underwriters, Inc. Contact: ROCK CONSTRUCTION Sablan Building, JUAN CANISIO M. UMES 1 ACCOUNTANT-CoUege graduate. 2 ARCHITECTS CO, INC. P.O. Box 1297, Saipan, MP yrx. experience. Salary :$2.50 per hour. 96950. 8/03(F) Saipan, CNMI Contact.BERNARD S. GUERRERO ENGINEERS Tel: (670) 234-6442, 6571 cordially invites all of our relatives and friends to We, the fam ily dba Saipan Sanitation Service. 2 MASONS P.O.Box 311, Saipan, MP 96950.8/03 1 PROJECT ENGINEER-College join us for the First Anniversary Rosary to be held of the late graduate. 4 yrs. experience. 1 ELECTRICIAN

INVITATION TO BID ENTERTAINERS VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT POSITION VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT MISCELLANEOUS REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 3 HEAVY EQUIPMENT NUMBER 7-1-90 DPW90-ITB-00139 1 SUPERVISOR (BAR & REST.)- The M ariana Islands Housing Authority (MIHA) is soliciting Higfi school graduate, 2 yrs The Northern Marianas College invites applications for the OPERATORS applications for the position of Executive Director's Field 1 ASST. MANAGER- High school experience. Salary: S2.50 per hour. following positions: The Northern Marianas College is soliciting competitive, The Department of Public Works is soliciting sealed bids for Contact: VALORYE K. equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: Representative, Rota Island, CNMI. sealed proposals to provide SECURITY SERVICES at the As the construction of Rota Baseball Field with Perimeter Chain TROMBETTA, dba Moms Round VICE PRESIDENTS OFFICE $2.15 per hour. Two, P.O. Box 509, Saipan, MP 5 MASONS Terlaje Campus, Saipan. Interested parties may obtain detailed Link Fence and Lighting, Rota, Commonwealth of the Secretary IV 96950 (7/27)F Duties and responsibilities: These include, but are not limited to, 5 CARPENTERS- High school information regarding the College's security requirements at Northern Mariana Islands. Bids in duplicate will be accepted in Salary: Negotiable the following: provide guidance and assistance to applicants for equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: the Office of the Vice President for Administration between the Office of the Chief of Procurement & Supply at Lowe 6 WAITRESSES-High school $1.75 per hour. Secretary II, PL-7/01 to 7/05 housing loan and Section 8 housing assistance; interviews and 8:00 am and 4:30 pm during regular working hours. All Base, Saipan, until 2:00 p.m., local time, Friday, August 24, equivalent. 2 yrs experience. Contact: SAIPAN OVERSEAS Salary :S2.15 per hour. Salary: $9,811.00 to $ 11,926.00 per annum processes applicants for assistance under MIHA's housing SERVICES, INC., Caller Box PPP proposals must be in a sealed envelope marked RFP 7-1-90 1990, at which time and place the bids will be publicly opened 439, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)F Contact: JTG ENTERTAINMENT & POLICE SCIENCE DIVISION programs; processes interim and annual recertifications in a timely and submitted in triplicate to the Office of the Vice President and read aloud. Any bids received after the above time will not PROMOTION dba Saipan Bowling for Administration on or before 4:00 pm, August 6,1990. be accepted under any circumstances. manner; collects rental payments and takes follow-up action on 1 DISPLAY ARTIST- High school Center. P.O.Box 29, Saipan, MP Secretary II, PL-7/01 to 7/05 The Northern Marianas College reserves the right to reject any A bond of 10% of the total bid price must accompany the bid. 96950. 8/03(F). delinquent tenants; conducts periodic inspection of the Section 8 equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: Salary: 59,811.00 to $11,926.00 per annum or all proposals and to waive any defect in the proposals in the This security may a Certified Check, Cashier’s Check, Bid houses and recommends corrective action; processes Section 8 $4.00 per hour. 3 ENTERTAINERS (TRIO BAND) 2 CUSTOMER SERVICE interest of the College. Bond or other form acceptable to the Government made repair and maintenance requests; oversees the daily operation and High school equivalent. 2 yrs. UPWARD BOUND PROGRAM REPRESENTATIVES- High school payable to the Treasurer, Commonwealth of the Northern experience. 5750.00-850.00 per month. Counselor*Salary $19,426.00 per annum. supervises MIHA’s employees assigned on Rota Office; and equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: Mariana Islands with notation on the face of the check "Credit S3.50 per hour. Contact: AQUA RESORT CLUB Qualifications: Baccalaureate degree or equivalent with two (2) perform other related duties as assigned. Account No. 1453". SAIPAN CO. LTD. dba Aqua Resort years experience. 3 ACCOUNTANTS- High school VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT Club Saipan. P.O. Box 9, Saipan, MP equivalent 2 yrs. experience. Salary: The bidder is required to sumbit with his proposal, a copy of 96950. 8/03(F) Salary: Salary of the position begins at $18,865.27 per annum. $700.00 - 1,200.00 per month. OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL his busines permit as a compliance with the Contractor’s VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Salary at a higher level may be granted, if deemed necessary to Contact: DFS SAIPAN LIMITED. 2ND FLOOR ADMINISTRATION BUILDING Registration and Licensing Laws of the Commonwealth of the P.O. Box 528 Saipan, MP 96950 Curriculum Specialist (Voc. Ed) recruit and is appropriate to the qualifications of the applicants. CAPITOL HILL, SAIPAN, MP 96950 Northern Marianas Islands. MISCELLANEOUS (7/27)F Salary: Dependent upon Academic background. Quali fication Requirement: High school diploma with knowledge Specifications and plans of the project are available on or after August 03, 1990 at the Technical Services Division, 1 INSPECTION SUPERVISOR - in housing finance, housing rental, or banking. Three (3) years 2 SALES SUPERVISOR- High school equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. The CNMI Office of the Attorney General seeks Department of Public Works in Saipan. A non-refundable College grad. 7 yrs. experience. Salary: MARIANAS PACIFIC STUDIES PROGRAM work experience in any such fields is preferred. 51,800 per month. Instruct Pacific studies Salary: $2.50 - 3.00 per hour. three (3) experienced secretaries. Applicants must payment of $100.00 is required for each set Pre-bid-conferencc 2 QUALITY CONTROLINSPECTOR- 1 SALES MANAGER- High school Salar Dependent upon Academic background and work graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: for this project will be held at 2:00 p.m., on August 17,1990, CoUege graduate. 2 yrs. experience. W hereto AdpIv: Interested persons must submit an application on have at least four (4) years of progressively experience. S900.00 per hour. at the Technical Services Division Department of Public Salary: SI ,000 - 51,600 per month. MIHA-prescribed form no later than August 3, 1990, to the 1 FLOOR MANAGER- High school responsible experience in secretarial work. Works in Saipan. 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASST.-College Minimum qualifications: BA degree in Pacific Studies or Executive Director, Mariana Islands Housing Authority, RO. Box graduate. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: S600 per related academic area. Attention is called to the Labor Standards Provisions for 514, Saipan, MP 96950. Application forms are available at the S3.30 per hour. Wage Rate Determination of the CNMI Classification and month. 1 STORE MANAGER- High school APPLICATION: An employment application or Contact: LEVI STRAUSS EX1MCO LIBRARY SERVICE MIHA Central Office and the Rota Office. For further information graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: Salary Structure Plans, and payment of not less than the LTD., P.O. Box 3052 P.R. 200 Saipan, call telephone numbers 234-6866 / 9447 / 7689 / 7670, or write tot S1,000.00 per hour. resume must be completed and submitted to minimum salaries and wages set forth in the Specifications MP 96950 (8/3)F. Librarian III, SALARY-VI-3, 524,730.00 per annum Qualification: MLS degree from an accredited school with three the above address. Contact: SSP CO. dba Sea Shell Pink. Personnel Office or the Office of the Attorney, 2nd must be paid on this project. P.O. Box 2786, Saipan, MP 96950 All bid documents received shall be the sole property of the (3) years of related work experience. (7/27)F Floor Admin. Bldg./Capitol Hill, Saipan, MP 96950. 1 FARMER-High school equivalent. 2 Government of the Northern Mariana Islands with the yrs. experience. Salary:S200 per month. ADIJLT BASIC EDUCATION 1 ADVERTISING & MEDIA exception of bid bonds, certified checks or cashier's check ContactrMR. JUAN S. TENORIO. COORDINATOR- High school SALARY: $18,000 Per annum. which will be returned to the bidders in accordance with the P.O.Box 29, Saipan, MP 96950. Tcachcrs/Insiruciors (Part-Time) to teach: Reading, Writing, graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: specifications Section "Instruction to Bidders" Page 1-2, 8/03(F). Math, Science, and Social Studies in three levels, Basic, Prc- S2.25 per hour. Paragraph No. 05 Bid Guarantee. J o in A Contact: EASTERN HOPE GED and GED. Salary: Dependent upon Academic background ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids and 1 PERSONNEL CLHRK-Iligh and work experience. Minimum Qualifications: Associate CORI’ORATION dba Winfur, Caller school equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. Box PPP 519, Saipan, MP 96950 THE OFFICES NO LATER THAN AUGUST 17, to waive any imperfection in the bid proposal in the interest of Salary: S2.50-3.00 per hour. degree. (7/27)1- the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Contact: SAIPAN DIAMOND Winning Team! 1990. HOTEL. P.O. Box 66, Saipan, Mp 1 ELECTRONICS ELECTRICIAN- Interested applicant may obtain Employment Application /s/ Nick C. Sablan 96950.8/03(1·'). form at the Personnel Office of the College and to submit We’re looking for career-minded local High school equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $575.00 per month. Director of Public Works 1 SALES REPRESENTATIVE -High them to the same office, together with official school people like you to join our team! Contact: L & W AMUSEMENT dba school equivalent. 2 yrs experience. transcripts, diploma or certificate for all education and training Lcn's Bar & Restaurant, P.O. Box 81 Salary: S900.00 per month. claimed, and police clearance. You can submit applications by CURB, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)F IS GROWING Contact: SAIPAN ICE. INC., P.O. Box mail to NMC Personnel Services, P.O. Box 1250, Saipan, BELLMAN 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT- 1808, Saipan, MP 96950 (8/3)!·'. MP 96950 High school graduate, 2 yrs. COOK / COOK HELPER experience. Salary: S2.15 - 2.30 per 2 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER - hour. College graduate. 5 years experience. Contact: SHINRYO CORPORATION, with Salary: S1,5CX3.fX) per month. FITNESS CLUB SUPERVISOR GROW US SAIPAN DIAMOND HOTEL P.O. Box 2484, Saipan, MP 96950 Contact: SAIPAN COMPUTER is currently peeking applications for: (7/27)F SERVICES, Caller Box PPP 1011, FRONT OFFICE CLERK Saipan, MP 96950 (8/3)F. SECURITY GUARDS 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSITANTS- COME GROW WITH US High school graduate. 2 yrs. 1 ('tX)K Shift work and weekend work is involved. FRONT OFFICE SUPERVISOR experience. Salary:$500-1.000 per 2 HOUSE WORKERS month. 1 BARTENDER- High school B e n e fits: GYM ATTENDANT Contact:TRANSAMERICA equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: Medical Benefits CORPORATION P.O.Box 1579, 52 15 per hour. Paid Vacation/Sick Leaves Saipan. MP 96950.8/3(F) 2 GENERAL MAINTENANCE- High Free meals & Uniforms LIFEGUARD school equivalent, 2 yrs, experience. 1 BARBER Salary: S2.00 per hour. Night Differential 1 BEAUTICIAN -High school 5 CARPENTERS POOL ATTENDANT equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: 2 PAINTERS Apply in person at the Personnel Office Ground S2.15 per hour. 2 PLUMBERS RECEPTIONIST Contact: GENEROSO D. HUERTAS, 2 EI.ECIRICIANS Floor, Anytime during office hours. SR. dba GENE'S BARBER SHOP & 5 MASONS- High school equivalent, BEAU1Y SALON. P.O. Box 132 CK, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $1.75 per SECRETARY Saipan. MP 96950 (8/3)F. hour. Contact: LEAP (SAIPAN) CORP., REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS STEWARD We want career oriented individuals who care about P.O. Box 579, Saipan, MP 96950 2 ADMINISTRA'IIVE ASSISTANT- (7/27)1· Iligh school graduate, 2 yrs. their personal and career development. experience. Salary: S2.15 - 4.00 per The Chief, Procurement and Supply, is soliciting proposals B e n e f its : Schedule a visit to our company by calling for an 3 MATERIAL/ PRODUCTION hour. lor installation of Pro-turf type outdoor carpet. Scope of work Very Competitive Salaries Contact: UNITED PROPERTY, INC., CONTROLLERS- High school includes complete installation of carpet on outside stairways, appointment at 234-6600 HUMAN RESURCES ADMINISTRATOR graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: Paid Vacation & Sick Leave P.O. Box 2183, San Jose, Saipan. MP $2 15 per hour. wailing areas, hallways and elevators. Detailed requirements, 96950 (7/27JF MTC has a challenging and rewarding career Contact: COMMONWEALTH information, inspection and measurement of areas to be cov­ Medical Insurance •OFFICE ASSISTANT opportunity in the area of hum an resources. If you 1 WAREHOUSE WORKER- High GARMENT MEG.., INC.. P.O. Box ered may be requested by contacting Mr. Hank Hcttmanspcrgcr, have a college degree with em phasis In hum an 791, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)1·' Duty Meals & Uniforms school graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Chief, General Support Services, at the Commonwealth Salary: S650.00 per month. •PRODUCT MANAGER Health Center (CHC) during the hours of 7:30am to 4:30pm, Japanese Language Training resources management (or equivalent experience), 1 APPLIANCE REPAIRER Contact: KOO, YUNG HOI dba good com munications skills, com puter experience, Monday thru Friday, beginning July 6,1990. Mariana's Dolphine Corporation, •SWITCHING TECHNICIAN 1 COOK- High school graduate, 2 yrs. and desire to be a apri, of one of the fastest experience. Salary: $1,000.00 per All proposals must be in a scaled envelope marked RFP90- A p p ly M o n .-F ri., 9:00 A M -S :00 P M Caller Box PPP 101, Saipan. MP 96950 (7/27)F Salary commensurate with experience growing companies in the CNMI, please stop by month. 0087, and submitted in duplicate to the Chief, Procurement & P ersonnel O ffice 1 MENTAINANCE WORKER- High our office in Susupe for application, or send your Supply, Lower Base, no later than 4:00pm, August 2, 1990. 1 VACUUM TRUCK DRIVER- High EXCELLENT BENEFITS AVAILABLE school graduate, 2 yrs. experience. r e s u m e to: Salary: S2.70 per hour. The CNMI Government reserves the right to reject any or all school equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Business hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Contact: KAN PACIFIC SAIPAN proposals for any reason and to waive any defects in said pro­ Salary: $2.50 per hour. MTC Human Resources LTD. dba Marianas Country Club, posals, if in its sole opinion to do so would be in its best in­ H y a t t Re g e n c y /S a ip a n Contact: MARIANAS TRADING Monday thru Friday P.O. Box 306, Saipan, MP 96950 P.O. Box 527, Saipan, MP 96950 AND DEV. CORP.. Caller Box PPP, terest. All proposals received late will not be accepted. Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)F E.E.O. No phone calls, please. (7/27)F /s/ David M. Apalang 46-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JULY 27,1990 FRIDAY, JULY 2 7 ,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 4 7

MISCELLANEOUS TNVTTATTON TO RE-BIE CLASSIFIED ADS REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL DPW90-ITRB-00137 (NEW) DPW90-RFP-00136 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT- CUC-RFP-90-WO19 The Department of Public Works is soliciting proposals from The Chief, Procurement & Supply Division is soliciting Callege graduate. 2 yn. experience. The Deportment of Public Works is soliciting sealed bids for 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER- qualified Architectural and Engineering (A&E) firms for a Sfluy 52.50-9.00 per hour. The Executive Director’s Office, Commonwealth Utilities Salary;$2,100 per month. sealed 1 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN-High the Improvement of San Jose Village Extension Roads, 1 GENERAL MANAGER- complete design of the Pinatang Recreational Park, Pinatang proposals for the Coastal Resources Management Office. This idiool graduate. 2 yn. experience. Corporation (CUC) is soliciting proposals from qualified Tinian, MP Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Salary:$2,846.78 per month. Island, Rota, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. solicitation is for the comprehensive wetland management Salary:$3.00 per hour. engineering firm(s) for the complete design and upgrading of San Bids must be submitted for the following scope of work: -College graduate. 2 yrs. experience. Sealed proposals in duplicate will be accepted at the Office of study for the CNMI. This project is funded by the Federal Contact:LEON P. GANACIAS dba Jose Village Waterline Improvement Project in the island of 1. S and Sealing of Roads Conuct:PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT, the Chief of Procurement & Supply at Lower Base, Saipan, no Office of Coastal Resources Management. All contracted work Radiocom Saipan. Caller Box PPP 2. Scarifying and preparing existing course and overlay with INC. dba Diamond Tours. P.O.Box 277, Saipan, MP 96950.8/3(F) Tinian, CNMI. 502, Saipan, MP 96950.8/10(F) later than 4:00 p.m., local time, July 27, 1990. for this study must be submitted to CRM by December 15, 2" thick asphaltic concrete. 1990. 2 WAREHOUSE WORKERS-High The selected firm is expected to prepare a stuuy of the existing San The total length of roads is approximately 21,650 feet and 1 SUPER VISOR-High school SCOPE OF WORK school equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. Jose Village water system, perform hydraulic analysis and approximately 20-feet wide. Bids in duplicate will be accepted graduate. 2 yrs. experience. 1. A/E Design of the proposed Pinatang Recreational Park, Maior tasks include: Salary: S 2.15 per hour. in the Office of the Chief of Procurement & Supply at Lower Salary:$2.50 per hour. Rota. Prepare complete construction drawings to include the Contact: TRANSAMERIC/ calculations for the total replacement of the existing San Jose Base, Saipan, until 2:00 p.m., local time, Friday, August 17, Contact:JIN APPAREL. INC. 1.) Comparison of CRMO designated wetland Areas of CORPORATION P.O. Box 1579 Village waterline, prepare construction documents consisting of P.O.Box 2267, Saipan, MP following designs: Particular Concern (APC) with Federally Designated Wetlands 1990, at which time and place the bids will be publicly opened a. Architectural & Structural, b. Electrical (Electrical work Saipan MP 96950. 8/03(F) plans and specifications and project cost estimates. Future 96950.8/10(F). Army Corps of Engineers, National Fish and Wildlife Service, and read aloud. Any bids received after the above time will not and hookup to existing electrical power line). Soil Conservation Service. Recommendations for changes to 1 UNDERWRITER-INSURANCE population growth and developmen t in the area should be considered be accepted under any circumstances. I ACCOUNTANT-Collcge graduate. 2 c. Engineering Analysis. CARRIER-High school graduate. 2 in the design of the system. A bond of 15% of the total bid price must accompany the bid. yrs. experience. Salary:$4.77 perhour. the CRM Wetland APC maps. 2.) Field investigations of yrs. experience. Salary $2.30 per hour'. d. Mechanical (water supply and connection and water wetland sites to determine classification based on standard This security may be a Certified Check, Cashier's Check, Bid Contact: MARI A NAS OCEAN Contact: NATIONAL PACIFIC ENTERPRISES INC. P.O.Box 353 circulation of the pool. methodology. 3.) Training for CRMO Division of INSURANCE, INC. P.O. Box 2892, The proposed improvements to the existing water system are as Bond or other form acceptable to the Government made CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950.8/10(F). c. Civil Works, f. Landscaping. Environmental Quality and Division of Fish and Wildlife staff Saipan MP 96950. 8/03(F). follows: payable to the Treasure, Commonwealth of the Northern 2. Develop a complete set of detailed Specifications. on wetland site identification. 4.) Wetland management plan 1. Replacement of the existing waterline with new PVC Mariana Islands with a notation on the face of the check: 2 ACCOUNTANTS-College graduate. 3. Prepare a comprehensive cost estimate. 1 COOK- High school equivalent, 2 3 yrs. experience. Salary:$500-900 per which addresses; "no net loss", wetland mitigation policies, yrs. experience. Salary: $300.00 - pipes based on sizes derived from hydraulic analysis and "Credit Account No. 1453". month. Proposals shall include the following: wetland classifications, use priorities, identification of wetland 400.00 per monrh. calculations. The bidder is required to submit with his proposal, a copy of 5 HEAVY EQUIPMENT 1. Updated Standard Forms 254 and 255. critical habitat, wetland protection and wetland preservation. Contact: BRIAN P. REYES dba BPR 2. Installation of fire hydrants, air relief valves and blow- his business permit as a compliance with the Contractor’s OPERATORS-High school equivalent. 2. Design Approach and Methodology. 5.) preparation of draft comprehensive wetland legislation Professional Services, P.O. Box 2368, Registration and Licensing Laws of the Commonwealth of the 2 yrs. experience. Salary:$l.50-2.25 3. Time frame for the proposed work. Saipan, MP 96950 (7/27)1- off assemblies. perhour. including changes to the CRNO Wetland Area of Particular Northern Mariana Islands. The proposer is required lo submit with his proposal, a copy Concern. 3. Installation of new house laterals and reconnection of Pre-bid conference for this project will be held at 2:00 p.m., Contact:WESTERN EQUIPMENT of his current business permit as a compliance with the 1 SUPERVISOR- High school existinghouse service lines. INC. P.O.Box 1402 CK, Saipan, MP Qualifications of the principal project personnel: graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: local time, Friday, August 10, 1990, at the Technical Services 96950.8/10(F). professional Registration and Licensing Laws of the The principal project personnel should be a qualified land use S2.15 per hour. 4. Installation of metrs. Division, Department of Public Works in Saipan. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana islands. 1 SALES MANAGER-High school planner, coastal planner, geographer or other related Contact: B & R CORPORATION dba Attention is called to the Labor Standards Provisions for Selection of the firm will be based on previous experience in professional familiar with inter-agency wetland management Beach Road Auto Shop, P.O. Box Proposals shall be reviewed and selection will be based on the Wage Rate Determination of the CNMI Classification and graduate. 2 yrs. experience. similar projects, qualifications of professional staff, proposed 2412, Saipan. MP 96950 (7/27)F Salary:$3.0-3.50 per hour. issues and the CNMI government. following evaluation criteria in descending order. Salary Structure Plans, and payment of not less than the 1 MASON- design approach and methodology and time frame for the ContenLs of the proposal: 2 CARPENTERS proposed work. 2 SCRAP SORTERS- High school 1. Qualification of the principal and the proposed staff. minimum salaries and wages as Set forth in the Specifications Proposals should at a minimum contain the following; equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: must be paid on this project. -High school equivalent. 2 The Government reserves the right to reject any or all 2. Previous experience in similar projects. yn.experience. Salary-$2.15 perhour. 1.) General statement of approach 2.) Project time schedule $500.00 per month. 3. Familiarity with the existing water system. Ail bid documents received shall be the sole property of the CootaclJESUS B. YUMUL dba YCO proposals and to waive any imperfection in the proposals in Contact: SAP FUNG dba Lucn Tai Government of the Northern Mariana Islands with the the interest of the Government. 3.) Cost estimate breakdown 4.) Resume and description of Enterprises, San Antonio Village, 4. Proposed project approach. Corporation P.O.Box 932, Saipan, MP similar work products 96950.8/I0(F). Saipan MP 96950 (7/20)F exception of bid bonds, certified checks or cashier’s check /s/ Nick C. Sablan 5. Time frame of the work. which will be returned to the bidder’s in accordance with Director of Public Works Ranking criteria: I ACCOUNTANT-Collcge graduate. 2 Proposals shall be competitively ranked in accordance with the 3 H.E. OPERATOR -High school 6. Completeness of the proposal. specifications scclion, "Instruction to Bidders” Page 1-2, A pre-proposal meeting will be held at the CUC office in Tinian. yrs. experience. Salary:$450 per following selection criteria; equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: Paragraph No. 05, Bid Guarantee. month. 1.) Qualifications of the principal project team 2.) $2.50 per hour. CNMI at exactly 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July 31, 1990 and The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids Conlact:NESTOR R. ABLOG dba INVITATION TO RID Contact: JAE GUK YOON dba TM prospective proposers arc required to attend the meeting. and to waive any imperfection in the bid proposal in the General Fashion Center. P.O.Box Demonstrated ability to perform tasks in required time frame. CORP., Caller Box PPP 216, MP 96950 1447, Saipan, MP 96950.8/10(F). CUC-ITB-90-W011 5.) Approach 4.) Cost (8/3)F. interest of hie Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Proposals shall be identified by request for proposal no.CUC- Islands. 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT- The Commonwealth Utilities Corporation (CUC) is All questions should be directed to the acting director, Mr. RFP-90-WO19 and submitted in triplicate lo the Office of the /s/ Nick C. Sablan College graduate. 2 yrs. experience. soliciting scaled bids for a one year lease agreement of the Vicente Aldan, or Ms. Susan Snow, CRMO staff. CLASSIFIED ADS Chief of procurement and Supply, Government of the Northern Director of Public Works Salary :$550-650 per month. following: 3 PLUMBER (MAINTENANCE) One (1) 1990 4x4 Pick-up Truck with standard (NEW) mariana Islands, Lower Base, Sai pan, MP 96950, bcforc4:00p.m„ 6 ELECTRICIANS(MAINTENANCE) All proposals must be in a sealed envelope, marked RFP90- 6 CARPENTERS(MAINTENANCE) transmission, extra cab, air conditioning, AM/FM Radio, 1 BANQUET MANAGER -College local time, August 17, 1990. 0090 and submitted in duplicate to the Chief, Procurement & 10 MASONS(MAINTENANCE) power steering, spare tire and lug wrench; and grad. 3 yrs. experience. Salary: $ 1,500 - Supply, Lower Base, no later Lhan 4:00 p.m. July 30, 1990. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL -Salary:S2.15-2.15 per hour. 3,900 per month. CUC reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive 4 WAREHOUSE WORKERS All proposals will become the property of the CNMI 4 FRONTOFFICE CLERK-Highschod RFP NO. 90-S007 One (1) 1990 Station Wagon with automatic any defects in the said proposals, if in its sole opinion to do so 3 CUSTOMER RELATIONS transmission, 4DR, air conditioning, AM/FM Radio, government. All proposals submitted after the deadline will grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.70 - July 13, 1990 OFFICERS would be in its best intcresL All proposals shall become the power steering, spare tire and lug wrench. not be accepted. The CNMI government reserves the right to 2.90 per hour. 2 JAPANESE INTERPRETERS reject any or all proposals for any reason and to waive any 1 (Asst. Sports Entertainment) Submissions must include one year maintenance agreement property of CUC. The Commonwealth Ulilitics Corporation (CUC) is 1 BAKER defects in said proposals, if in its sole opinion to do so would MANAGER -College grad. 3 yrs. 2 GENERAL MERCHANDISE and warranty (FMVSS) plus registration fee and fully insured. requesting competitive scaled proposals from qualified Be in its Best interest. experience. Salary: $1,500 - 2,500 pej All inquiries shall be directed to Mr. Tim Villagomez., Walcr, SALESPERSON Vehicle must be safety inspected prior to delivery to month. engineering firms to provide engineering design services for -Salary:$2.15-2.75 per hour. MARPANDS. Complete undcrcoaling and rustproofing. /S/ David M. Apatang Planning and Construction Engineer at telephone number (670) 1 STOCKMAN Contact: HOTELNIKKO SAIPAN, LNC, the construction of the sewage outfall serving Songsong Bids must be submitted in DUPLICATES. P.O. Box 152CURB, Saipan, MP96950 322-9383 in Saipan or to Jeff Barr in Tinian at telephone number Village in Rota, Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas. -Salary:$2.90-3.50 per hour. (8/10)F. -High school equivalent. 2 yrs. Bids must be submitted in scaled envelope, marked CUC- (670) 433-9262 The selected firm shall be expected to: experience. ITB090-W011, to the Chief, Procurement and Supply, Lower 1 ACCOUNTANT-Collegc graduate. 2 /s/RAMON S. GUERRERO 1. Review existing Bathymetric Report and expand the scope Con tact J.C.TENORIO yrs. experience. Salary:$4.50-5.00 per Base, no later than 2:00pm, July 31, 1990, at which time and Executive Director, CUC of this study if necessary, ENTERPRISES. INC.P.O.Box 137, place, all bids received will be publicly opened and read. Bids hour. 2. Evaluate existing outfall for design adequacy and Saipan. MP 96950.8/10(F). PAYLOADER Contact.SAIPAN DIAMOND HOTEL received late will not be considered. CO. LTD. dba Saipan Diamond Hotel. construction quality including report, 5 GENERAL MAINTENANCE 3. Design the finish of the existing outfall taking the The CUC reserves the right to reject any or all bids in the P.O.Box 66, Saipan, MP 96950. 8/10 REPAIRF.RS-lIigh school graduate. 2 best interest of the Commonwealth Government. WITH ВАСКН0 Е (F) REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS completed evaluation into consideration or designing a new yn. experience. Salary:$2.15 per hour. outfall, Contact: MARIANAS PRINTING Sincerely, 1 ACCOUNTANT-Collcge graduate. 2 4. Prepare complete construction drawings and specifications SERVICES INC. P.O.Box 438, /s/ Ramon S. Guerrero yrs experience. Salary:$3.50-8.00 The CNMI Public School System is soliciting competitive Saipan, MP 96950.8/10(F). Executive Director FOR SALE perhour. scaled proposals from qualified firms for the design and with the expectation this will be an EPA funded project, Conlacl:MICROPAC SAIPAN, INC. construction management services for Marianas High School 5. Preparation of an engineer's estimate for construction 1 AUTO BODY REPAIRER-High P.O.Box 2721, Saipan. MP costs. school equivalent. 2 yn. experience. U sed M itsubishi W S-3 Payloader w ith 96950.8/10(1·). Multi-Purpose Gymnasium Building Phase I at Susupc Salary:$3.00 per hour. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Selection of the firm will be made on the basis of project Conuct:PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL Village, Saipan. The scope of the contract will include project backhoe attachm ent. 1 ASSISTANT MAN AG HR-col lege plans and specifications. Skccih plan is available at ch PPS approach, previous experience in outfall design, staff MARIANAS INC. dba Midway graduate. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $ CIP Office. The selection of a firm will be made on the basis qualifications, time to completion and cost. Motors P.O.Box 887, Saipan, MP The Chief, Procurcmcnl and Supply, is soliciting competitive 1,900 per month. Proposal shall be submitted to the Office of Procurement 96950.8/10(F). scaled proposals for the procurement of computers, iwo-units. Reconditioned and brought to Saipan Conltcl:SPACE CREATION of qualifications of key staff and cost of services. Proposals arc now being accepted by the Public School System and Supply, Government of the Northern Mariana Islands, The proposal must also include the availability of spare parts (SAIPAN) INC. P.O. Box 152 CURB 1 DRESSMAKER-High school and service (maintenance, etc.) on island. Delivery time should 1 year ago. Saipan, MP 96950.8/10(F). Procurement and Supply Officer in Puerto Rico from 8:00 Lower Base, Saipan, MP 96950 at 2:00 P.M. local time, on equivalent. 2 yra. experience. Aug. 10, 1990. A proposal conference will be held at the CUC Salary:$2.15 perhour. also be included, the specifications may be picked up at the a.m., until 3:30 p.m., daily. Deadline for proposals is August Good operating condition w ith new 1 ASSISTANT MANAGHR-Iligh 16, 1990 at 2:30 p.m. All Proposals submitted will be opened conference room at 10 A.M. on Mbnday, July 23, 1990 to Conlact:NICOLAS/DOLORES CNMI Procurcmcnl and Supply Office, Lower Base, during the school graduate. 2 yrs. experience. at the same date and time. Proposals must be in sealed review this project in detail and lo answer any questions. MUNA dba Nicole Tailor A Dresi working hours, 7:30am lo 4:30pm, Monday thru Friday. Salary:$3.00 per hour. CUC reserves the right to reject any and all proposals for Shop.P.O.Box 880, Saipan, MP All proposals must be in a scaled envelope Marked RFP90- tires and paint Job. Cont*ct:AA ENTERPRISESJNC. dba envelopes and faccmarkcd with "PSS-RFP90-013". Proposals 96950.8/10(F). Tanapag Service Station. P.O.Box received late will not be considered under any circumstances. any reason and to waive any defect in said proposals, or any of 0088, and submitted in DUPLICATE to the Chief, 1880, Saipan, MP 96950.8/10(F). The Public School System reserved the right to reject any or them, if in its sole opinion to do so would be in its interest. 2 MASONS Procurcmcnl and & Supply, Lower Base, no later than 4:00 All proposals shall become the property of CUC. 1 CARPENTERS pm, August 7, 1990. The CNMI Government reserves the 1 ASSISTANT GENERAL all proposals in the interest of the Public School System. Please Call: For Technical, information, please contact Mr. Herman B. All inquiries shall be directed to Mr. Edward D. Babauta, -Highschool equivalent. 2 yrs. right to reject any or all proposals for any reason and to waive MANAGER-College graduate. 2 yrs. experiene. Salary :$ 1.80 per hour. any defects in said proposals, if in its sole opinion to do so experience. Salary:$ 1800.00 per Cabrera PSS Chief Architect at 322-3911. Acting Assistant Director of Sewer Division at (670) 322- Contaci.GAUDENCIO MACALINAO month. 9371. dba Unity Trade Service Inc. would be in its best interest. All proposals received late will 3 2 2 -0 4 6 2 Contact.CHALAN KANOA BEACH /s/ Elizabeth D. Rcchcbei /s/ David P. Babauta Ramon S. Guerrero P.O.Box 703, Saipan., MP not be accepted. CLUB CORP. P.O.Box 356, Saipan. Commisioncr of Education Chief, Procurement & Supply Executive Director, CUC 96950.8/10(F). /s/ David M. Apatang For m ore Inform ation MP 96950.8/10(F) 48-MARIANAS variety NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JULY 27,1990 FRIDAY, JULY 27,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 49 POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED ADS POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT (NEW) PLANTS FOB SALE (NEW) Job Vacancy Announcement POSITION: Retirement Fund Representative COMMONWEALTH ZONING BOARD 4 ACCOUNTANTS-SaUry :$450-1900 LOCATION: TINIAN 10 M A S O N S LOCAL HIRE ONLY 01 P A IN T E R peritkcnth HIBISCUS $2.00 DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR/COMMUNITY PLANNER 02 ELECTRICIANS 4 AUTO BODY REPAIRERS- DOTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: The Northern Mariana 10 CARPENTERS FACTORY WORKERS Salary:$2.15-3.50 per hour Islands Retirement Fund requires the services of a representa­ 6 ARCHITECT/BUILDING 02 SHEET METAL WORKERS The Commonwealth Zoning Board wishes to announce the position tive on the island of Tinian to do the following: BOUGANVILLA $4.00 02 PLUMBERS Please apply at CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS- of Deputy Administrator/Community Planner. The deadline for - Represent the interest of the Retirement Fund/Workers' -Salary :$ 1.75 per hour. Salaiy5450-1900 pennonth. the submission of applications is August 3.1990. 4 BATCHING PLANT/CRUSHER Compensation Commission. WILL DELIVER OVER 50 PLANTS 01 C IV IL E N G IN E E R EUROTEX SAIPAN, INC. OPERATORS-Salaiy:S2.15-3.50 per - Accept, review and process application for retirement. 01 ARCHITECT PHONE: 322- 5645 -Salary:S2.15 per hour.4 yrs. San Vicente, Saipan · Tel. 234-5277 hour. Duties and Responsibilities: - Accept, collects payments for Workers' Compensation experience. 60 CARPENTERS-Salaty:$ 1.75-3.50 1. Plans and coordinates comm un ily education functions concern ing per hour. Commission. Contact:MLC LEISURE GROUP 2 CIVIL ENGINEERS-Salary:S450- - Research and verify applicant's in service, wages, etc. INC. P.O.Box 588, Saipan. MP land use planning and zoning projects and plans of the Board. REQUEST FOR SUBMISSION OF 1,900 per month. - Forward properly completed enrollment retirement applica­ 96950.8/10(F). 2. Arranges meetings, and workshops with community groups, 2 COMMERCIAL ARTISTS- tions to the Fund Administrator, PROFESSIONAL/TECHNICAL F O R R E N T 2 C U T TE R S other public agencies, property owners, and other affected parties Salary:S2.15-3.50 per hour. - Assist the Fund Administrator or his designee on matters re­ QUALIFICATION FOR A/E DESIGN FOR 2 COOKS-Salary ¿2.15-3.50 per hour. 5 QU AUTY CONTROL CHECKERS concerned with the land use and zoning program. garding the Fund's/WCC business on Tinian. 10 SEWING MACHINE 2 •DRAFTERS-Salary:S450-1.900 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT 3. Assists the-Administrator and consultants in collection and ASPHALT PAVING OF AS-PERDIDO ROAD, - Other related duties as assigned by the Fund Administrator or OPERATORS pennonth. Located in Garapan, across from Castro's Gas assembly of data and preparation of appropriate reports relating to SAIPAN, M P 96950 4 ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRERS- his designee. 1 OVERHAULER Salary:S1.75-3.50 per hour. QUALIFICATIONS: High School graduate with six years of Station on Middle Highway. Available after August -High school equivalent. 2 land use and land transaction on Saipan. 2 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS- yrs.cxpcricnce. Salary:2.15-4.50 per 4. Assists in reviewing proposed legislation assigned by the Board Salary:S450-l,900 pennonth. progressively responsible experience in public administration, 1. A quiet and secluded location. Newly built; hour. DPW90-RSPTQ-00138 5. Develops and reviews informations and plans, and makes 6 ELECTRICIANS-Salary:S 1.75-3.50 three years of which must have been in a managerial capacity. Contact N EW STAR CORP. P.O.Box The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Department of semi-furnished. 1749, Saipan, MP 96950.8/10(F). per month. SALARY: Pay Level 20/1 to 20/10 - $12,621.77 to recommendations on planning problems specially related to a Public Works is requesting qualification statements of A/E firms to 10 HEAVY EQUIPMENT For information call 234-6842 or 234-7810 variety of land uses involving conflicting factors, economic growth, OPERATORS-Salary:S2.15-3.50 per 19,563.98 p/a. 2 ACCOUNTANTS-College graduate. perform design and engineering services in connection with the proposed during working hours. and the social and cultural welfare and customs of the community. hour. APPLICATION: An employment application or resume must 2 yrs. experience. Salary :$400-900 per Asphalt Paving of As-Perdido Road, Saipan, MP. The proposed design, 6 HOLLOW BLOCK MAKERS- be con oleted and submitted to the Northern Mariana Islands month. 6. Reviews and evaluates work performed under contract for scope of work will include, but not be limited to the following: Salary:$215-3.50 per hour. Retirement Fund on Tinian or mail to NMI Retirement Fund, 3 D IE S E L M E C H A N IC S accuracy, completeness and conformity wilh contract requirements, 4 MACHINISTS-Salary:S2.15-3.50pe 04 PLUMBERS P. 0. Box 1247, Saipan MP 96950. 4 S T E E L M E N and may make recommendations for improvement of the final 1. Prepare the complete plans, specifications and cost estimates for the hour. 60 MASONS-Salary:$ 1.75-3.50 per ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY THE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE/LEASE 2 PA IN TE R S report. Asphalt Paving of As-Perdido Road from the Intersection of Beach Road hour. FUND NO LATER THAN 5:00 P.M.. AUGUST 10.1990, 5 E L E C T R IC IA N S 7. Acts as Administrator when required. at Chaian Piao to the Intersection of Airport Road, a distance of 4 MAINTENANCE I LAU LAU: 12,544 sm ocean/mountain view over looking the bay, asking $120/sm. 2 CO O KS approximately 2.4 miles.The roadway cross section will be as directed by FRIDAY. -Salary:S2.15 per hour REPAIRER(BUILDING & I CHALAN KANOA: 3 BD 1BA 1,004 sf hse on 538 sm lot w / wtr tank & large patio, the Department of Public Works and will consist of section of two (2) lane BARRACKS)-Salary:Sl.75-3.50 per I asking $150,000 w/terms. 10 M A S O N S Qualifications: SUSUPE: 4BD 1 BA house on 929 sm lor near Diamond Hotel, asking $220,000. 10 C A R P E N TE R S roadway with paved shoulders. It shall include traffic signs, pavement hour. A college or university degree in planning, geography, economics, DENNI: 4bd 3ba 2,500 sf executive home w/ Irg carport, fenced yard on 1,116 sm 8 AUTO MECHANICS-Salary:S2.15- -Salary:S1.75 perhour. markings, intersection adjustments and roadside hazard removal. lot, asking $330,000. management, political science, public or business administration, 3.50 peihour. 2 PROJECT ENGINEERS-Collcge TINIAN CASINO GAMING CHALAN KANOA: 3BD 1 BA 1,080 sf hse on 260 sm lot near ESPN Motors, 2 MECHANICAL ENGINEERS- graduate. 2 yrs. experience. architecture or social science is preferred. Good communication 2. As part of the road plans, prepare plans and specifications, and cost asking $110,000. Salary:$450-1,900 per month. Salary :S500-1000 per month. CHALAN KANOA: 2 BD 1 BA 697 sf hse on 228 sm lot near ESPN Motors, skills, including both oral and written abilities are required, and the estimates for the construction of drainage facilities and structures. Cost 20 PAINTERS-Salary:$l.75-3.50 per Contact:NEW BUILDERS INC. CONTROL COMMISSION asking $99,000. ability to speak in the vernacular is preferred. estimate must be backed-up with certification of cost pricing data from P.O.Box 2490, Saipan, MP hour. SAN JOSE: 4BD 1 BA home on 929 sm tot behind church, asking $275,000. 96950.8/10(F). sources. 10 PLUMBERS-Salary:Sl.75-3.50 per Municipality of Tinian and Aguiguan TANAPAG: duplex all concrete on 593 sm lot near ocean on paved road, asking hour. $220,000. Salary: Based upon experience and qualifications, between Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands 02 HE OPERATORS-Salary-52.15 per 20 STEELMEN-Salary:S1.75-3.50 BAKERY/RESTAURANT: beach rd. (chaian kanoa excellent location, price $28,000.00 and $34,000.00 per annum. Intcrslcd persons may 3. Perform all engineering analysis design investigations and field perhour. includes office, employees, housing, take over today, asking $50,000. hour. 01 CONSTRUCTION WORKER- investigations, and other services to include soil and subsoil investigations 4 TlNSMITHS-Salary:S 1.75-3.15 CAPITAL HILL (east view): 1.182 sm lot w / 1BD 1 BA 2mos. old concrete hse, obtain an application at the Summer Day Hotel Office, or contact Salary:S2.20 per hour. necessary to complete the preparation of the above plans, specifications perhour. Tinian Casino Gaming nice ocean viewasking $100,000 (term available) Ms. Cindy Camacho at tel nos. 234-3179/3182 4 WELDERS-Salary:$ 1.75-3.50 per CAPrTAL HILL (east view): 1,788 sm w / mountain & ocean view, pwr & wtr next lot, 04 CARPERNTERS-Salary:S2.10- and estimates. 2.30 per hour. BENIGNO R.FITIAL hour. Commission wishes to announce asking $57/sm. 01 ESTIMATOR-Salary :$950.00 per Chairman 6 WINDOW & DOOR CHALAN KANOA (near post office) 4BD 1 BA concrete hse, asking $76,000. 4. Analyze traffic data for purpose of determining the structural elements FABRICATORS-Saiary :52.15-3.50 position vacancies for the MIDDLE ROAD (gualo rai) 3 stoiy coml/apt complex w/ 7,353 sm of land, 150 month. 01 (QUARRY CONTROL of pavement, base course and subase course. perhour. meters of road frontage, asking $2,900,000. follow ing: CI!ECKER)WATCH GUARD- -High school equivalent. 2 yrs. TOPACHOA: 2.999 sm, ocean view of Managaha, power 135meteaway,excellent Salary:S530 per month. experience. area, asking $150/sm. 5. Prepare the Environmental ImpactStatement (EIS) or an Environmental -High school equivalent. 2 yrs. Conlacl:SABLAN CORPORATION SADOG TASI: 13,718 sm, located behind Aldan Gas Station Capita) Hill, asking Impact Assessment Reprt (EIAR) as required by CNMI Government such experience. JOB ANNOUNCEMENT dba Sablan Consul. Co. Lld./Sablan $65/sm only 30% dwn bal. amortized for 30 yrs. Contact:CONSTRUCTION & as to allow the project to proceed in a timely manner. Roclc Quarry.P.O .Box 1430, Saipan. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TINIAN: 29976 sm at $175.00/sm. Marpo area, 50% dwn w/balance over 60 MATERIALS SUPPLY INC. MP 96950.8/10(F). months. BEACH ROAD (San Jose): Prime commercial property 929 sm asking $1,100/ P.O.Box 609, Saipan, MP The Office of Im m igration is seeking 6. Conduct all requisite coordination efforts with CNMI Government, 96950.8/10(1·'). 1 GEM CUTTER-Salary:S2.55 per DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR sm. (submit all offers) private firms and individuals. hour SAN VICENTE: 500 sm LOT ocean view, ideal house site, pwr/wtr near asking Part-Tim e Inspectors to work at the 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER- $27,500. MARPI: 14,680 sm, above Nikko Hotel excellent view asking $102/sm. 7. Conduct field inspection of power poles to be relocated. New power Salary:S2.15 perhour. airport. Salary is $4.00/hour. M ust be EXECUTIVE SECRETARY BEACH ROAD & QUARTERMASTER ROAD: 19.669 sm. w/ 85 m frontage, new ContacuMIKE'S C O R P O R A T IO N dba PUBLIC NOTICE poles shall be dcsignc using the Rural Electrification Administration 55 yr lease available excellent commercial/hotel site, asking $750.00/sm. a High School graduate, be able to Mike’s Jewelry. P.O.Box 977, Saipan, 9REA) manual. This work shall be coordianted with the Commonwealth FINA SISU: 3BD 2BA h o m ^ | | M | l | D Designed for 2nd story, asking In the Superior Court of the MP 96950.8/10(F). For qualification and salary $260,000. y t“·* Commonwealth of the read and w rite English w ell, and have Utilities Corporation. information, contact the FINA SISU: Great lake, ocean & mountain view 4BD 1 BA 1,685 sm asking 1 CAR SALES COORDINATOR- Northern Mariana Islands $191,070 and 1,685 sm lot asking $67.00/sm no crim inal record, Applicants should 8. Prepare road cross section at every 50 feet interval and at locations High school equivalent. 2 yrs. Commission at: SAN VICENTE: 1,683 sm unique lot w/ocean & shoreline view, ocean side of road experience. Salaiy:S850 per month. asking $150/ sm. Civil Action No. CV 89-897 appear for an interview at the Office of where there is a change in ground surface configuration and extend 50 feet Contact:MICROL CORPORATION P.O. Box 143 CAPITAL HILL WEST SIDE: 2,880 sm lot w/excellent view, power, water, phone NOTICE TO CREDITORS for 100 feet right-of-way and 40 for 80 feet of right-of way from the P.O.Box 267, Saipan, MP available, gentle slope $195.00/sm. the Attorney G eneral on M onday, July centerline of road, both side. 96950.8/10(F). San Jose Village SUGAR KING ESTATES: 3BD 2BA home, central location, close to Garapan, fee/lease available asking $230,000.00. PRICE REDUCED TO 175,000. In Re The Estate of 30, at any tim e during office hours. 9. Prepare profile section of swales and culvert drainage showing the 1 INSURANCE UNDERWRITER- Tinian, MP 96952 TOPACHOA: 11,121 sm excellent ocean/shoreline view, easy to build, road & JUAN JOSE TAIMANAO College graduate. 2 yrs. experience. power lines run to tot, asking $150.00/sm. ATALIG, percent slope and elevation. Salary :$700-900 per month. Tel: (670) 433-9250 / 9231 ANAKS "HILL SIDE CONDO·: 2 BD 1 1/2 BA ocean/shoreline view, dose to Garapan, deck, pool, tennis courts, assigned parking 24hr security & many more Deceased. Contact .PACIFIC A INSURANCE 10. Incorporate on the plan all existing water, sewer and telephone lines. UNDERWRITERS, INC. P.O.Box Fax: (670) 433-9267 extras, $363,000.00. This work shall becoordinated with the Commonwealth Utility Corporation 168, Saipan, M P 96950.8/10 (F). CAPITAL HILL EAST SIDE: Excellent ocean/shoreline view 1BD 1 BA home PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that W anted: 2,335 sm @ $259,000, 2 lots 1,552 & 1,424 sm, @$69.0/sm, power/water on site. all persons with any claims and Micronesian Telecommunication Corporation. I MAINTENANCE MECHANIC- RENTALS<-> RENTALS<->RENTALS<-> RENTALS against the decedent or the estate II igh school graduate. 2 yrs. BARRACKS CONDO (north garapan) 2BD, 1 BA unfurnished, call NOW in the above referenced case must OFFICE ASSISTANT 11. Performance period: Consultant agrees to finish the scope of work experience. Salary:$2.15 per hour. within 60 calendar days not counting Public Works review time. Time ContacuEAST WEST RENTAL GOOD SIZE file their claims with the Clerk of Law office seeks a responsible worker for count shall commence from the date of Notice to Proceed (NTP). CENTER INC. P.O.Box 233, Saipan, OPEN Court within sixty (60) days of MP 96950.8/10(F). F O R R E N T SATURDAY 9:00 T 0 1:00-MONDAY-FRIDAY 9:00 TO 5:00 the date of publication of this clerical and office tasks and errands. notice, or such calims will be Full time position available. Will train. Submission of qualification statement (Forms 254 and 255) must be 10 CARPENTERS-High school IMMEDIATE OCCUPAKCY submitted no later than 4:00 P.M., August 15, 1990 in the Office of Chief equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. forever barred. CALL (670) 234-7456 Pay commensurate with experience. pf procurement and Supply, Lower Base, Saipan, MP 96950 in five (5) Salary:$1.50-2.15 perhour. O n t u % n Dated this 13th day of June, 1990. copies. However, all A/E firms who submitted the qualification statements Contact:JUNG SEOB YUN dba J.S. PRINCIPALS ONLY · ASK FOR HARRY Ir.r-1 CNMI residents preferred. jifZ l (Form 254 and 255) recently for new Public Works projects are not Pacific Corporation. Caller Box PPP M(X)RE, CHING, 249, Saipan, M P 96950.8/10(F). ISLAND BROKERS required to submit these forms. An A/E Selection Committee will BOERTZEL & LAWLOR, P.C. 6th Floor, Nauru Building · ph. 234-2100 · fax 234-8799 Apply in person to: convene soon after the deadline for submission to review and select a firm 10 H E Operators A Professional Corporation for the project. The additional scope of work will be available on or after 04 H E Mechanics LAND FOR SALE John Mlckelson, Broker/Owner Counsel for Linda Alalig Cruz, July 24, 1990 at the Technical Services Division, Department of Public -Highshool equivalent. 2 yrs. - Sales Associates - Administratrix of the Estate of experience.Salary:S2.15 perhour. S A N R O Q U E WHITE, NOVO-GRADAC AND MANGLONA Works at Lower base, Peggy Gebhardt, Tim Paez, Keokl Sablan, Lynn Propst, Don Jose Taimanao Atalig. ConiacuMARIANAS REPAIRS CO. 2,000 SQUARE METERS Parsons, William Santos, Justin Manglona (rota) By:/s/THOMAS 1- ROBERTS, P.O.Box 2690, Saipan, MP Attorn eys-at-Law Esq. /s/ NICK C. SABLAN 96950.8/10(F). Contact Tel. 234-5273 "each office is independently owned & operated" A licensed Employee Joetcn Office Building, Susupe Director of Public Works FRIDAY, JULY 2 7 .1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-51 50-marianas variety news and VIEWS-FRIDAY-JULY 27.1990

CLASSIFIED ADS NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS RETREMENT FUND Sakovich wins Mariana Islands KEEP THE WATER FLOWING (NEW) VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT PnfflTinni VACANCY (LOCAL HIRE) 10 S E C U R IT Y G U A R D S -H ig h school Federation Triathlon equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. POSITION: CLERK I LOCATION: SAIPAN Salary:$2.15 perhour. by Lily O. Ramos Individual results in the bike Adams: 13:51, 1:03:07, 29:44, ConUct:FRANCES B. ATT AO dba split run split and overall time: 1:46:42; 9. Julie Newman: 17:59, FAMCO P.O.Box 787, Saipan, MP NATURE OF WORK: We ara the experts In drilling water Under the general supervision of the Administrative Officer, the Jon Sakovich timed 1:17:42 l.Sakovich :7:10,48:15,22:17, 1:07:21,28:56,1:52:16; 10. Carl 96950.8/10(F). to emerge the overall and indi- q walls. incumbent in this position performs a wide variety of clerical work 1:17:42; 2. Good: 9:09, 51:04, Cruz: 16:04, DNF 1 INSTRUCTOR SPORTS (DIVING)- & vidual winner in the 600 meter 27:27,1:27:32,3.Hoffman: 18:18, ° We have over 20 years of experience. such as typing, and filing of records and documents within the College graduate. 2 yrs. experience. j run, 25 kilometer bike and five 48:06, 21:19, 1:27:33, 4. Han: Team results: 1. Tony steam NMI Retirement Fund. W ill be responsible for all the members HOTEL NIKKO SAIPAN, INC. sj q Excellent service Is our trademark. S a la iy S l, 100.00 per month. / 1 kilometer run in the second 9:09, 51:11, 28:28, 1:28:48; 5. Keith Augenhaugh 9:06, 45:59, Contact:Commonwealth Marine and retirees file. HAS A JOB OPENING FOR IMMEDIATE HIRING: NMUFsummer triathlon federa- O Leisure Co. c/o Saipan Grand Chris Petersen: 15:00, 53:55, 23:57,1:18:58, 2. Aijun Dakay/ Hotel. 8/10(F). \ Don series at the Pacific Islands 29:03, 1:37:58; 6. Paul Henry Galarion 18:30,, 49:58, Activity: DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITES: FRONT OFFICE CLERKS ClubinSanAntoniolastSaturday. Neiswender: 13:19,55:34,29:04, 23:25,1:31:53; 3. Angie TaitaixY Ground Water Exploration a Development 1 C U T T E R -H ig h school graduate. 2 yrs. File all documents and records for all activities in the N M I Jason good captured the junior 1:37:58; 7. Scott Shryack: 18:00, WolfMojica/Tom Schoen: 10:10, Geophysical Prospecting experience. Salary: 2.15 per hour. Retirement Fund/Workers' Compensation Commission in ! dmsioninl:27:32,JulieNewman 1:02:28,24;58,1:45:26; 8. Mike technical failure, DNF. Contact: EUROTEX (SAIPAN), INC., TELEPHONE OPERATORS took the women’s category in Pokition Contamination Study Caller Box PPP 141, Saipan, MP 96950 appropriate manner. Deliver mails and packages to the Board members and other Applicants must be high school graduate 1:52:16 while the duo of Tony Subsurface Foundation Survey (8/10)F.______Steams and Keith Augenhaugh Saipan Swim Lessons agencies. Competetive starting salary. Will train. WfllBr irBIl manlBnafiCB 10 CARPENTER placed first in the team division Types letters as necessary. 10 MAINTENANCE MEN 1:180:58. By Lily O. Ramos ducted for free as done in the Interested persons may apply at the Personnel Office 10 M A S O N Other related duties as assigned. Sakovich topped the field of Bill Sakovich , one of the previous years, according to 10 HOUSEKEEPER -High school located on the first floor. coaches of the Saipan Swim Oub Sakovich who said most of the * STA R p?BVeSP.O. Box 2887 S San n eStCO Jose rP· E '(670)234-9186 equivalent 2 yrs. experience. Salary: 17 triathletes by negotiating the Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. has announced the holding of the CNMI’s best tankers come from Saipan, MP 96950 $2.15 per hour. QUALIFICATIONS: triangular course in the lagoon Contact: MADLMEDUH SENGICHI High school graduate, with ability to follow instruction. Must be off the PIC beach in nearly two Cub’s annual annual swim les­ the SSC. dba MA YO N ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box able to communicate well. Benefits: minutes ahead of Steams, Good sons on Aug. 1-10 at 5:00-6:00 “We have a very competitive 1280, Saipan, M P 96950 (8/10)F. DUTY MEAL and Phil Han PM at the Kan Pacific swimming attitude here, that’s we tend to Save Energy Save Money pool in San Roque. produce the best,” said Sakovich SALARY: PAID VACATION LEAVE The three-lap bike course was 5 CLEANERS 9Housekeeping) -High a little tough on Sakovich when A beginners and advance who is also the CNM I’s sports school equivalent. 2 yrs experience. Beginning salary will be at Pay Level 5, Step 1. PAID SICK LEAVE Steams andJohn Hoffman who swimming lessons will be con- coordinator. Salary: $2.15 per hour. PAID HOLIDAYS had the fastest bike split and run Contact: FIL-CHAM ENTERPRISES, APPLICATIONS: MEDICAL INSURANCE Caller Box PPP 381, Saipan, M P 96950 of the day,respectively,provided Application forms may be obtained at the N M I Retirement Fund GROUP INSURANCE (9/10)F. some stiff competition. Students transfer to Office on the ground floor of the Nauru Building or at the regional and many more. Unfortunately, Steams and 1 C O O K -H ig h school equivalent. 2 yn . offices on Rota and Tinian. Completed application forms for this For more information please contact Telephone No. good both spun out on the rain- experience. Salary: $2.15 perhour. position must be submitted no later than 5:00 p.m., August 10, 322-3311, Ext. 2020/2021/2022. slicked road at the first turnaround MHS must take test Contact: S A IP A N SU CO RP., P.O. Box PUBLIC NOTICE 3052, Saipan, M P 96950 (8/10)F. 1990. Late applications w ill not be considered. between Koplerville and PSS-The Public School registered. The N M I Retirement Fund is an equal opportunity employer. Hopwood Junior High School. System wishes to inform The Proctor for the English The Government of the Commonwealth of the Northern 5 P LU M B E R S In the end, Sakovich tri­ students who plan on placement test w ill be Jim Mariana Islands anticipates a $500,000 allocation in the 2 MAINTENANCE -High school REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL umphed, dropping Hoffman in equivalent 2 y n . experience. Salary: $ 1.75 transferring to Marianas High Wedding, MHS English Community Development Block Grant for Program Year THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS RETIREMENT second place in the bike race but perhour. INVITATION FOR BIDS School must take the English teacher. 1990. FUND is sol ¡citing proposals from interested firms or individuals good enough for third in the in­ Contact: D IO N IS IO M . T A B A B A dba The Chief, Procurement and Supply Division is soliciting placement test scheduled for FLORJAY ENT., P.O. Box 2092, Saipan, todevelopacomprchcnsiveaccountingandadministrativcmanual dividual competition. For more information please competetive sealed bids from responsible firms for the renovation Friday, August 3, 1990, at The grant funds, authorized under Title I of the Housing and' MP 96950 (8/10)F. for the following areas of operation: The next triathlon will be held 9:00am in room 105-E. contact MHS Counselor of the San Antonio Basketball Court, for the Department of Community Development Act of 1974, may be used for a at PIC on Aug. 18 at 6:00 AM Transfer students who do not Marian A. Murphy at the 2 CIVIL ENGINEERS Community and Cultural Affairs. with the Pacific Islands Club wide range of community development activities principally 1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER RETIREM ENT FUND: Assist in upgrading the I take the test cannot be school. providing water and technical benefitting low and moderate income persons. Detailed -High school graduate. 2 yrs. current system to accommodate existing and new support during the race as well as information concerning eligible uses of the grant funds may experience. Salary:$600-700 per SCOPF. OF WORK members of the Fund. This include converting the $ave Oa$ $nve Cosh month. 1) RE-SURFACING OF CONCRETE FLOOR a post race breakfast be obtained upon request at the offices of the Mariana 8 M A SO N S old system to run on the new hardware on the 2) REPLACEMENT OF CHAIN LINK FENCE Islands Housing Authority located on Saipan, Tinian and 7 CARPENTERS participants file. 4 PLUM BERS 3) REPLACEMENT OF LIGHT FIXTURES Rota. WORKERS' COMPENSATION: To provide for a 2 STE E L M E N INCLUDING SWITCH BOX -High school equivalent. 2 yrs. computerize accountability of the program separate The CDBG program requires an applicant to certify that it will experience. Salary:$1.65-2.25 per hour. 4) COMPLETE REPAINTING AND RELINING from the Retirement Fund with separate revenues and minimize displacement of persons as a result of activities Contact:TRANSPACiFlC expenditure records. Within this program, procedural CORPORATION P.O.Box 756, Abond of 15% of the total bid price must accompany the bid. This assisted with CDBG funds. The CNMI government does not Saipan, M P 96950.8/10(F). manual is required for the operation of the Special security may be a Cerified Check, a Cashier's Check a Bid Bond plan on undertaking any activities which will cause Disabil ity Fund and the Government Employee Workers’ displacement of persons. In the event of any unforeseen 1 A IR C O N M E C H A N IC -H ig h school or other form acceptable to the CNMI Government made payable Compensation Coverage or Self Insurance Fund. graduate. 2 y n . experience.Salary:$2.5 to the Treasurer, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, displacement resulting from any CDBG-funded activity, the perhour. MEMBER HOME LOAN-ERQGRAMi To provide CNMI government will comply with the requirements of the Contact: JOSEPH T. TORRES dba with notation on the face of the check: "CreditAccountNo. 1453". for a computerize accountability of the program as a Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Torres Refrigeration. P.O . Box 714, Bid security is not required if bid amount is less than $25,000.00. subsidiary of the Retirement Fund to ensure that its The Tinian Casino Gaming Control Commission wishes to give notice to the general Saipan, MP 96950.8/10(F) Policies Act of 1970 and applicable local law. purpose meets the intent of the Fund. public that applications for casino licenses are ready for distribution to the general 1 M E C H A N IC The bidder is required to submit with his bid submission, a copy TRAINING : Provide training in all phases of the manual public. The Mariana Islands Housing Authority which administers 1 HOUSEWORKER of his business permit, in compliance with the Contractor's to the affected staff. 3 BODY FENDERS Registration and Licensing Laws of the Commonwealth of the the CDBG program, will be conducting public hearings to -High school equivalent. 2yrs. Northern mariana Islands. Anyone wishing to obtain an application for a casino license should contact William obtain the views of citizens on community development and experience. Salary:$2.15 per hour. In every aspect of the work involving computerization of the ContacuISAURO S. EUGENIO dba B. Nabors, Acting Director at telephone numbers: (670) 433-9231 or 433-9250 or housing needs and provide information on the status of activity, the work must be performed in cooperation with the D.E.E. Enterprises.P.O.Box 2629, Attention is called to the Labor Standards provisions for wage facsimile number: (670) 433-9267 or write to: approved and on-going CDBG projects. The hearings have Saipan, M P 96950.8/10(F). Fund's Information System Manager. determination of the CNMI Classification and Salary Structure been scheduled to be held as follows: 1 M A IN T E N A N C E W O R K E R Plans, and payment of not less than the minimum salaries and Indicate the estimated time to complete the project and the Tinian Casino Gaming Control Commission 2 wages as set forth in the specifications must be paid on this P.O. Box 143 1. On Tinian, August 7,1990, at 7:00 p.m., at the Tinian HOUSEWORKER(CHAMBERMAID) experience of the person or persons to be involved in the project. Retirement Office Conference Room. -Salary.S2.15 per hour. project. List names and addresses of clients previously assisted in this San Jose Village 2 ACCOUNTANTS-Salary:$500-900 type of work. Please state your fee in relation to each of the Tinian, MP 96952 per month. Bid submissions are to be in a sealed envelope marked IFB90- 2. On Rota, August 8,1990, at 7:00 p.m., at the Rota ConUcl:OH SUNG INVESTMENT activity and propose defilement. Elementary School Library. INC. dba Tropicana Motel.P.O.Box 0098 and submitted in duplicate to the Chief, Procurement and The Casino Commission has set a deadline o f October 1,1990 at 3:00 p.m. (local time) 1489, Saipan, M P 96950.8/10(F). Supply, Saipan, no later than 2:30 p.m.. August 7.1990. at which All proposals must be received by the Fund no later than 4:00 for the return o f all applications together with the non-refundable deposit o f two time and place all bids received will be publicly opened and read. 3. On Saipan, August 9,1990, at the MIHA Central Office P-m., August 20.1990. The fund has the right to reject any and all hundred thousand dollars ($200,000.00) for each application. Bids received late will not be considered. The CNMI Government in Garapan. proposals submitted, if it deems to be in its best interest. Selection reserves the right oto reject any or all bids if in its sole opinion to will be made by the Board of Trustees/Wokers; Compensation do so would be in its best interest. Inquiries concerning the CDBG program may be directed to Stay Alive! Commission within 30 working. Directall proposals and questions /S/D AVID M. APATANG the Executive Director, Mariana Islands Housing Authority, to: P.O. Box 514, Saipan, MP, or by calling tel. no. 234-6866, Don’t Drink Tomas B. Alda, Administrator 234-7670, 234-7689 or 234-9447. NM I Retirement Fund and Drive NEWS TIPS? CALL THE VARIETY P.O. Box 1247, Saipan, MP96950 /S/ JUAb/M. SABLAN Phone No. (670) 234-7228 Executive Director A public service of M s -, 2 3 4 6 3 4 1 7 5 7 8 8 7 9 7 newspaper ' IÛ* - / / Fax No. (670) 234-9624 52-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY. JULY 27.1990

CNMI Little League batters leave for Japan

By Lily 0. Ramos dent of Little League Baseball walked out against Pohnpei with by 1984, he was elected as the first sive training. The 12 years-and- Confidence, discipline and Association of CNMI. a3-2 lead at the bottom of thefifth association presidenL “As I be­ under batters have been practic­ brimming optimism. Nevertheless,Pangelinan and inning due to displeasure with the came more persistent, more prob­ ing for two hours a day,six times These are the biggest ammuni­ assistant coach Robert Magofna umpires’ calls. lems set in primarily on financial a week under strict supervision of tion the CNMI baseball little are not taking the other six coun­ “The crowd in Agat, Guam was matters. It takes $2000 to start a the team officials. leaguers are bound to use in their tries lightly. The Philippines, hostile and we were getting short­ team,” the current Director of the The boys’ trip to Japan as trip to Japan as participants in the Taiwan, Japan, Hongkong, changed , so we called it quits,” DepL Community and Cultural competitors in the prestigious Far East Little League Baseball People’s Republic of China and explained Megofna. Affairs said. tournament is their incentive af­ Tournament on July 27-29. Indonesia areequally determined How did the CNMI LLBA The main reason why ter having been chosen from the “We’re very optimistic in in earning the right to represent start? According to Pangelinan, it Pangelinan wanted baseball to cream of the different village winning over everyone. The kids the Pacific Region in the World started in the 70s but it was an on- take deep roots at the CNMI is ballclubs. Most, if not all of them are very well disciplined and Series. and off affair due to lack of fund­ because he wanted to halt the have never travelled outside the competitive. It’s an upward climb The CNMI came close twice ing, dearth of coaches, managers street fights among kids from Islands. Ten parents would also towards the top but hopefully, we in winning the Far East title; that and trainors. Aside from that, different villages in the 60s and be tagging along at their own would win the Far East title so we was in 1986 and 1987 but dropped there was no baseball field to speak 70s. expense. could head for the World Series to fifth place when beaten by of. “It was a common sight to see .Pangelinan, on the other hand, in Williamsport, Pennsylvania,” Hongkong and Indonesia in 1988. Pangelinan persisted in his ef­ boys from San Antonio rushing said that his satisfaction comes said Jesus Pangelinan, the presi­ Last year was tragic; CNMI forts to popularize baseball, and against their counterparts in San from seeing the kids progress on * Jose and so on and so forth. I the sport, particularly in sports­ wanted the kids to value disci­ manship and fair play. pline,camaraderieandrespect and The team members are Craig the best way I could think of Sanchez, catcher, Jesse doing it is by promoting sports, Tomokane, pitcher, Glenn especially baseball. Luckily, I Camacho, first base, Ricky Falig, succeeded and that’s what is im­ short stop, Dean Camacho, 2nd ifc. portant.” base, John Reyes, pitcher/3rd The CNMI Little Baseball base, Luis Cepeda, pitcher/cen­ League originally started with ter, Jesse Pua, pitcher/center, John only four ballclubs a few years Teigita, left field, Calvani back but now, there are 20. Guerrero, right field, Jesus What makes Pangelinan even Taitano, 3rd base, K. K Cushnie, happier is the Legislature’s con­ picher, Vinnie Sablan, 2nd base, s cern for the aspiring Little Leagu­ Romeo Ordillano, centerfield,' ers. Through his requests and Shawn DL Guerrero, Cris mtñ' pleadings, the Legislature gave Camacho and Frankie Angel, them $50,000 this year for travel reserves. expenses. The League officials are : I**'. Private sponsorship have Jess Pangilinan, presidenL James come into the picture after seeing Ada, vice-president, Frank the fruitful expansion of the sport, Sablan, sec./treasurer, Ben thereby, lessening the logistics Lizama, manager, Joe Salas, burden of the different teams. coach, Mike Borja, asst coach, This year should be the CNMI Nunu Sanchez, statistician, Little Leaguers banner year be­ Manny TenorioandRokeTowai, Member of the CNMI Little League with some of their coaches. cause of their intensive and exten­ umpires. Little League supporters/donors thanked On behalf of approximately Commonwealth o f the Antonio O. Quitugua,Senate John S. Reyes,Congressman national Corporation,P&R five (500) hundred little leagers Northern Marianas. You made President Joseph S. Inos.Hafa John I. Tenorio,Congressman Enterprises,Saipan Credit who participated in the 1990 possible the 1990 baseball Adai Beach Hotel,Mobil Oil of Jesus T. Attao,Congressman Union,Dueñas «fe Swively, Little League Baseball Season season, the Pacific Islands Micronesia,MicrolCorporation, ManuelC.Sablan .Congressman Incorporated,Mr. Ken Kato and the players of the CNMI Tournament, and the Far East PacificInt'lMarianas,Inc.(Midw ThomasP. Villagomez,Congres (Union Bank),Henry k. 1990 A ll Star Teams, I would Baseball Tournament held in ay Motors),Hakubotan Saipan smanHermanR.Guerrero.Senato Pangelinan&Associates.Thoma like to extend my sincere Taiwan and Japan. EnterprisesRcmingtonClubJ & r Paul A. Manglona,Pacific sB.Aldan.DonaldG.Flores^Aqua appreciation, yan un dangkulo Your continuing interest and G Payless Market,Bishop Islands Club',Senator Fransisco Resort CLub.Pang Jin Sang Sa na Si Yuus Maase to the support to our youth programs ThomasCamacho.Bank of M. Borja,Vice Congressman Corporation, SakoCorporation, following business, elected are sincerely appreciated and are Saipan,Coral Ocean Point William C. Ada,Congressman Saipan StevedoreCompany.Mr. officials and individuals who in the best interest of our Country Club,Saipan Diamon Pedro S. Arriola,Congressman & Mrs. John Tenorio generously contributed to the young generation. Hotel,Kan PacificCountry MamettoU.Maratita,Congress Sablan,Mr.

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