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by Rafael H. Arroyo Quality will be sent to represent An invitation letter from Mufi US government, to brief others preparation for UNCED but in the CNMI in dealing with ocean- Hannemann of the Office of In on their respective positions on consensus building for the larger The Commonwealth of the related environmental issues that ternational Relations to ocean-related environmental tasks that lie ahead in imple Northern Marianas is sending a affect the island nations of the Villagomez indicated that plans concerns; menting the recommendations of three-man delegation to a two- Pacific as addressed through the for the meeting, which has as its “These would not only be in continued on page 40 day regional meeting on April Pacific Basin development theme: The Oceans and the En 22-23 in Honolulu upon the in Council. vironment: A Pacific Island vitation of Hawaii Governor John The meeting, hosted by the Perspective, have been prepared Waihee to discuss the forthcom Governor of Hawaii’s Office of for more than a year. ing United Nations Conference International Relations, aims to It was said that given the sig on Environment and Develop prepare for the forthcoming nificance of UNCED and die ment (UNCED). convening of the UNCED this likelihood that policies adopted Natural Resources Director summer in Brazil, where as many there would greatly affect the Nicolas Guerrero, Coastal Re as 130 nations and 3,000 del nations of the region, April would sources Management egates are expected to debate provide an opportune time for Administrator Joaquin P. global environmental issues and organizations including Pacific Villagomez, and Scott Turpee of perhaps map strategies to address Island governments, non-gov the Division of Environmental these common problems. ernmental organizations, and the j ; f p m m r a r
by Rafael H. Arroyo violation of sandmining. tion. · An investigation conducted by Actingpursuanttothe author The Saipan Shooting Villagomez and Coastal Techni ity granted under P.L. 3-47, Range has been meted a fine cian Rudy Sablan showed that Villagomez ordered the shoot of $1,000 for allegedly min- sand was taken by the company ing gallery firm not to engage in I ingsome80tol20truckloads from lot 367 in Susupe, behind such activities without the re :! of sand from a lot in Susupe Poppy’s Club, without securing a quired CRM permit; not to I) without the necessary permit permit from CRM. violate any CRM rules andregu- ; from the Coastal Resources This action was in violation of ladonsinthefuture;andtodonate CRM Administrator Jack Villagomez I Management Office. Sections 5 (W:ii) and 11 (A:ii) of and deliver free of charge to the The shooting range was the CRM Regulations as embod Saipan Mayor’s Office 300 also ordered to donate and ied in Public Law 3-47. truckloads of coral. ' deliver 300 truckloads of According to the order, the “Because you did not request j m$№'· ‘ ; coral to the Office of the company was issued a Notice of for an enforcement hearing andj Mayor of Saipan as part of Violation and penalty/cease and admitted that you have violated i i the sanctions imposed by the desist order from the CRMO dated CRM rules and regulations, you ! ISÄ" CRM Office. February 19,1992. areherebyimposedafineofS1,000 | Inanorder issued April 14,. After being served the notice, to be paid to the CNMI Treasury, j '1992by CRM Administrator the firm did not visit the CRMO to under the account of the CRM,” L Joaquin P. Villagomez, the applyforthepertinent CRM permit Villagomez said in his order. j; shooting gallery firm was or and did not request for an en The orderwassaidtobe appeal- reprimanded after its presi forcement hearing for such a able within30daysofreceipt, after dent, Rene Azucenas did not violation, although a letter dated which the respondent’s right to request for an enforcement February 24 was written to appeal the decisionshallhavebeen hearing and admitted the Villagomez regarding the viola waived. rii Traffic light project may start installation soon
by Rafael H. Arroyo project, Winzler & Kelly, is said last August on the major bottle to be wrapping up its work after neck areas along the island’s main Motorists traversing Beach which the contractor for the con thoroughfare in an effort to map Road may soon notice a more struction would be determined. out pi ans to ease up congestion on orderly vehicle movement as the “I hope to bid it out by May after intersections where the most proposal toput up traffic stoplights which construction and installa number of vehicles pass each day. in critical bottleneck intersections tion will immediately follow. The study pointed to the inter nears the construction stage. We’re looking at the last quarter sections of Chalan Monsignor The Traffic Signal Installation of the year 1992 as a date when the Guerrero near Microl in San Jose; project along Beach Road is traffic lights would be in opera the Joeten shopping Center/Nauru slowly inching its way to a bidding tion,” said Balajadia. Building in Susupe; the As for construction in May, said She was anticipating that the Perdido Road in Chalan Piao; and Department of Public Works said actual construction phase would another intersection yet to be Director Elizabeth Salas- take three to six months after which named, as the major congestion Balajadia yesterday. amoresystematicflowofvehicles areas along Beach Road that will According to theDPW director, along BeachRoad may be realized. be up for the installation of traffic the design and engineering con The project was borne out of a signals. Artist Pat Yap shows off a piece of doth whose design she made. She tractor for the traffic signalization study made by Winzler & Kelly continued on page 41 is one of the artists comprising the CNMte group of artists. 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-APRIL 17 .1992 FRIDAY, APRIL 17,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3
l u l l A Meeting Place For Our Interior Department halts Palau presidential pardons by Howard Graves F Ilvl Opinions. . .And Yours. . . oversight of the western Pacific Palau and Interior Department Morgan said information pro to men convicted of firearm vio Associated Press Writer island chain’s affairs. officials decline comment on vided Interior indicated Etpison lations in the 1987 drive-by “Constitutions are not things to whether Malsol, a three-term hadissuednearly 34 pardons since shooting at the home of Santos HONOLULU (AP) - Assistant be put aside until one finds a quiet senator Had petitioned for a he took office in January 1989. Olikong. Interior Secretary Stella Guerra moment to think,” Etpison wrote presidential pardon. Etpison’s office said that number In January, Etpison named has halted Palau’s president from Lujan in his April 10 appeal let In Washington, Larry L. Mor includes several paroles. Olikong minister of state in a EDITORIAL Jr’s Agenda granting executive clemency ter. gan of Interior’s Office of Two of 13 pardons Etpison has gesture toward healing divisive without her approval until May 2. by John DelRosario Etpison said he believed the Territorial and International Af issued during the past year went ness among political factions in Guerra’s moratorium appar moratorium was issued because fairs, said, “The assistant the remote archipelago of 15,000 ently resulted from the possible two of five petitions before him secretary’s concern is with the people. it’s a matter of attitude pardon of a convicted Palau excessive number of pardons “The claim that a 30-day mora As far back as 35 years ago, leadership in the away from the idea of political brokering from within involve controbersial cases and senator this month by President Northern Marianas Community evolved out of natu and power-sharing from without In other words, if ' petitioners “whom the assistant during the past year which raises torium is necessary for additional The plan hatched by the Department of Public Works to put up Ngiratkel Etpison, knowledge ral ascendancy—people who are known to be bright each political party is genuinely committed to serv secretary thinks should remain in concerns over the credibility of consideration’ (of the pardon is traffic light signals on four busy intersections of Beach Road is one able sources told the Associated and fully rounded—whose emergence are readily ing the interest of the general public, what’s stopping prison. The moratorium will not the justice system in Palau. Un sue) is nonsense, unworthy of the Press on Wednesday. project that would indeed capture the amusement of the citizens accepted by the immediate community they came its leadership from meeting to discuss the possibility simply delay action on these two der the U.S. trusteeship assistant secretary,” Etpison Etpison has asked Interior Sec agreement, the Interior Depart of Saipan, especially motorists. from. of each fielding fifty percent of the best horses for petitions, (and the other three wrote. “These men have a right retary Manuel Lujan, Jr., to It would seem to be an indication that Saipan is fast catching up When the birth of the first civil government came any given election. caught up by the assistant secre ment is responsible for law and under our constitution to appeal overrule Guerra. order in the Trust Territory.” with growth as big cities elsewhere around the globe do with their into existence, we were able to field (however ap For instance, there are six seats in Precinct Elec tary’s action) but compels their for executive clemency. They The president, who is seeking crowd and their congestion. pointed) the cream of the crop from every commu tion Number One—GOP puts up three of its best denial.” Palau has been a U.N. trust ter have a right under the Executive re-election, wrote Lujan that The need for those traffic signals is a manifestation that the nity, Marianas-wide. This provided the opportunity candidates, the Democrats, likewise. This should be Sources said one of the affected ritory under U.S. administration Clemency Act to have that appeal Guerra’s action tampered with for our leaders to reason out issues relative to their done for every precinct and for every senatorial petitioners is former Sen. Lucius for 45 years. granted or denied, on the merits, island is getting busier, population is growing, and vehicle number Palau’s Constitution. He said it merits and demerits. Each representative has the district. In the case where a senatorial district has but L. Malsol, who plead guilty to In her letter to Etpison, Guerra during the moratorium period. are rising, and people are getting richer to afford more cars on the also violated certain sections of a destiny of our people foremost in his mind. one representative, each must take turn. charges of illegal fishing, illegal said, “If exercised too often, how But for the assistant secretary’s road. 1990 secretarial order which gave The point that must be remembered was that we This proposition may sound a bit simplistic. But entry and cheating last Septem ever, clemency and pardons letter, those rights would be hon All of these may be agauge for an increase in economic activity, Guerra substantial powers in her fielded leadership with wisdom who were capable ber at a trial in Koror, the capital. undermine the rule of law.” Stef/a Guerra ored before May 2,1992.” of progress and advancement. And ultimately to mean that life in the bottom line is that it will work towards the of handling mundane issues. betterment of the people of the CNMI. And unless the Commonwealth is going in a dizzyingly fast pace. Until our entry into bipartisan politics, we had you’re prepared to reason with personal resolve to True, the traffic signals would in effect organize an orderly highly respected leadership who emerged with ap advance the socio-economic lot of your people, you movement of vehicles, and that all vehicles would be accorded proval from the grassroots. have no business even entertaining the notion of INO targets illegal aliens, 1 2 Chinese fall their turns in passing and in entering intersections. No one had to worry about re-election, a political running for purposes of securing yourself a State Immigration and Naturaliza seven men were rounded up after nese syndicate on lost travel Tracking Section of INO. Villanueva.’ But will it ultimately solve the problem of traffic congestion? The venom that forces politicians to politicize issues so Funeral. I’d be damned if my services as a public tion Office (INO) agents have it was determined that they have document who victimized Chi “We are clearing up all these “In behalf of the INO staff, we problem of waiting in line? Bottlenecks? that he can be assured of another term rather than servant doesn’t commensurate with the cost of a rounded up yesterday morning 12 already stayed longer than the nese tourists. illegal aliens in the CNM I which would like the lawmakers to keep calling a spade a spade. Nothing was ever com We sincerely doubt it. State Funeral. more Chinese nationals found to maximum number of days The new modus operandi is to should be done in the past. W e’re promised for political or individual aggrandizement. us in assistance by approving our Congestion would be lessened, because every car would be The gubernatorial post should also be shared. If a be illegally staying on Saipan. granted to them. convinced their victims that they doing our best to trackdown all It was government at its best. budget request and by doing that required to honor other vehicles turn at the pavement. Democratic Governor serves his people as expected Major Frank Villanueva, INO Business permit holder are can stay in the island forever if those illegal aliens in our island. Those days are gone. Maybe. But those were days we’ll be able to accomplish our But the congestion will stay because there will still be the same of him during his first term, let him complete the next investigation section chief, said welcomed to stay in the CNMI they lose their passports or other The Governor and other govern which may be making their tracks right back into job more than what we’re doing number of cars going back and forth along this major thoroughfare four years uninterrupted. five of those held are women con for thirty days or a maximum travel documents. ment officials have been very modem day politics in the CNMI. now,” said Major Villanueva at any given time which is steadily increasing with each passing The same should be accorded the GOP. Again, it tract workers who face problems number of 90 days. The Immigration authorities supportive to us,” said Major To follow the trend of current day politics is to may be a simplistic approach to local politics. But with their employer. It was also learned from As decided to adopt extraordinary day. subscribe to making the much covetedpublic offices never forget that we all want W hat W orks for IJs? According to the investigation, sistant Chief Investigation Su measures to stop this trend. The system may also be negated by the attitude of the driver on into very expensive seats. Given the austere days which will be around for at the women were supposed to work pervisor Ralph S. Demapanthat Demapan, on the other hand, the road, whether he’ll stick to the rules or not. And mind you, the seat only pays a mere $39,000 least another decade, there’s no room to waste a as a garment factory worker for those Chinese men doesn’t have also warned thateven the owners What assurance can we get that motorists would not run red per year. And you know very well that the minute single penny that goes into our local coffers. Most Jean Aparro’s Company. any travel documents with them. of business establishments and lights, or that they would not dilly-dally on their turn at the road. you declare your candidacy, more than half of this importantly, it is high time that people with wisdom Villanueva said that the ar “It’s not an excuse, they are landlords of houses where these amount is gone the balance—if you win—of which It’s all really up to the person behind the wheel to organize actively partake in defining the destiny of these rested women used to work for still subject for immediate de illegal aliens have stayed will is again shared by con-artists of stripes from all over islands. himself and to behave as is expected of him with or without traffic .Micronesian Garment Company portation. We can always pro likewise be investigated to check the island. lights. Let us put our indigenous intellectual resources but filed a labor case after a few duce their documents if they say if there is any collusion between Most importantly, we would have allowed the If majority of the drivers could make themselves decent and together under a single roof and chart our future in months. they lose them.,” Villanueva them and the overstaying aliens. membership of people into public offices who are the best way we know how. careful drivers, then let it be. But if not, the objective would be It was learned from the in stressed. “Any person who violates the neophytes at best without vision and further handi negated. Wejnay.seek for outside advice here and there vestigation that they had been The investigationchief said that immigration law are subject for capped by their parochial views—no sense nor the We feel that this new system would require a lot of work to do, fiPiiLalleged-fixperts· But never forget that the given a transfer work permit by they keep copies of Chinese immediate deportation. They ability to see the forest from the trees. reaLarchitect experts of our future rests with no a lot of effort from all concerned agencies like officials of the theDepartmentof Commerce and passports and other travel docu should observe our law here,” How do we resolve this matter? one else but Chamorros and Carolinians, no more. Department of Public Safety, who should know better and have Labor. (DOCL). ments upon arrival at the Saipan said Demapan. There’s no reason for either political party to shy hq Less. During interrogation, the ar uniformed policemen man every intersection where the lights International Airport. Major Villanuevaidentified the rested girls told Villanueva that He cited published advertise would be situated. 12 arrested Chinese nationals as they refused to work with their ments on Chinese losing passports Hui Zhen Wu, Bi Qing Zheng, We deem imperative an intensive information campaign to elicit new employer because theyfound but he said that its an excuse for Miaop Qing Lin, Jang Zhong the proper attitude among the people manning the steering their housing facilities and food some Chinese who believed that Yan, Guang Teng Dong, Tong wheels of all vehicles moving about Saipan. supply “inadequate”. they can stay in the island forever Zheng Lin, B ai Chun Sun, Zhong If not, serious accidents may even be .realized with this new Instead of working, the girls if they lose their passports or other Zuo, JingLin, Yan Zhi Lin and system, due to the complacency that may be created on the minds went into hiding somewhere in travel documents. Dear Editor, people agreed to have a political match the funding with the local Jian Ye Li. San Antonio and rented a room We already have an agreement of drivers that when their turn on the pavement comes, it is only After reading Mr. Ted union with the United States of taxes. We lost approximately The four females were deported for $300 a month. with the airlines to allow those them that may pass. The one false move by adaredevil driver, the Mitchell’s letter to the edi tor dated America and in return the U.S. $ 150million of the covenant fund. yesterday afternoon whilp the The seven other arrested Chi arrested illegal aliens to go back number of which we presently see more and more everyday, April 9th, I say kudos to you Ted. government guarantee a covenant This gave us an implication that seven others may go back to their nese nationals were reported to to their original destination even would be disastrous. I couldn’t agree more and I know funding and a privilege to all the future of CNMI is very bleak. original destination today. have been holding expired regu without a proper travel docu The raid was conducted by the We feel that the right attitude of each and every driver must be the majority of the local people CNMI citizen to upgrade their Therefore it is imperative for us to lar business permits. ments. Speaker Thomas P. Villagomez presided over the joint session that ensured if we are to benefit from this new system. shares my view about what you ’ ve livelihood on the same level with offset this monetary constrain combined forces of the Investi approved the UMDA, Haas & Haynie, and NICO land lease for Major Villanueva said that the Recent reports revealed a Chi- gation, Deportation and Alien Or else, we may wake up one day and see the situation only mentioned in that letter about the people of United States. The imposed to us by the Federal development. turning out for the worse. Article XII. You have explained guarantee by the U.S. to such a government. The 8lh Legislature it all in a simple language. Thanks union is to provide the CNMI will oblige to raise taxes but Ted. government covenant fund for the choose to seek funding elsewhere W orker dies of electrocution By the way, Judge King should necessary infrastructure thru developers who opted to by Terl M. Flores a Kanat Tabla man whose body read and analyze Article XII be development which was initiated construct a hotel and golf resort in A construction worker died of was found by his neighbor hang £J\4adanas cVariety'<$k fore he made that dissenting during its first seven (7) years as the CNMI. electrocution on Wednesday ing on a tree in his backyard. decision. It’s a slap on the face for a Commonwealth and renewable The governor’s message during when the cable of a boom truck he Camacho said the man, whose for another seven (7) years. The the people of the CNMI. tiie state of territorial address, “we was operating accidentally struck the body was discovered on Sincerely, recent concluded 702 & 902 are now financially independent”, a powerline in the Kagman Tuesday at about 9:45 a.m., had a /s/Roman S. Palacios meeting with out team headed by Abe
ACTIVITIES ’.Amusement rides - bumper cars, merry- Program - U R l F k go-round, 4 whoelers, go-carts, horse Saipan Rotary Club presented back ridings, etc. $200 financial support to Public School System (PSS) to help REGISTRATION Fax : 2 3 4-11801 Office of th e Mayor defray the cost of the Vocational Education Week festivities held Pacific Island Motors, Inc. Q&JEWOO : 2 3 4-58801 Norman Tenorio earlier this year. : 234-6208 or 234/6280 According to Education Com THE NEW NAME IN QUALITY CARS missioner William S. Torres, the I.C. Tenorio Enterprises, Inc. Rotary Club has been very in strumental in providing much / ^ % P.O. Box 137, Saipan MP 96950 · Tel. 234-6446-48 · Fax 234-5876 needed financial support to PSS, We offer N0 DOWN PAYMENT deal particularly its Vocational Edu cation Programs. “Saipan Rotary Club has always come to the support of our pro grams,” said Patrick Tellei, PSS MAREKXS VISITORS BUREAU Vocational Education Coordina saipui.Rou.Tinun Telephone: (670) 234-8025/7 tor. P.O. Box 861 / Saipan, MP 96950 Tellei said that it brings good Telex: MVB CM SPN 676 · Fax: (670) 234-3596 feelings and motivation when the teacher knows that organizations, REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL such as Saipan Rotary Club who appreciate and care about what The 1992 Tagaman Triathlon Committee is in the students do. viting interest NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS to Commissioner Torres has been submit a proposal for the sell of food and drinks during talking about a stronger partner the 1992 Tagaman All Islanders Championship on May ship between the community, 16, 1992. Hours of operation will be from 9 am to 3 pm civic organizations, and the of the said date. business community, and this effort on the part of Saipan Ro Interested organizations must donate apercentage tary Club is an indication of this or a set value of its proceeds toward the American partnership. Memorial Park Committee. Proposals must be submitted The Rotary Club is also the on or before 5 pm April 24,1992 to the 1992 Tagaman benefactor for the Oustanding Triathlon Committee, Concession Stand Proposal care of Vocational Education Student the Marianas Visitors Bureau. Awards at Marianas High which Only a limited number of slots will be open and are presented annually 10 the most the awarded organization will assume all cost associated deserving students. with their booth.
^ U a n y a JI lílcl ° n 3 ± o n H appy Birthday MARY JANE MONTANO Prom your Famil; April 16 k FVr»m TH-fl f t .Ilin 8-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-APRH, 17 .'-1992 FRIDAY, APRIL 17 .1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 Dissident blasts Japan Proposals to change board for not pressing China of Ed. selection considered By BRUCE DUNFORD If the attempt is'to shift more on human rights HONOLULU (AP)-State control over public education to House and Senate conferees met the individual schools, then TOKYO (AP)-A Chinese dis there was no connection between Wednesday night in an effort to something must also be done to sident on T uesday cri ticized Japan Shen’s visa application and reach a compromise on a pro modify the control roles now held for warmly welcoming the head Jiang’s visit. But Shen said the posed amendment to the state by the governor and the Legisla of China’s Communist Party, and Japanese consulate in Boston had Constitution to change the struc ture, McCartney said. said it was “outrageous” that Ja, told him his visa would be ready ture of the elected Board of McCartney and members of the pan did not press him on human by March 30. Education. After a brief meeting Education Committee were rights and other issues. Shen said the Foreign Ministry. at which the two sides agreed to briefed Wednesday by two offi Shen Tong, chairman of the asked the Japanese publishers of separate the issue of the amend cials of the Education Democracy for China Fund, a his book, “Almost a Revolution,” ment proposal from the rest of the Commission of States who have U.S.-based human rights group, to provide a letter guaranteeing education reform package, they made a number of recommenda also told reporters that Japanese that Shen would not engage in scheduled another meeting for tions after studying Hawaii’s authorities delayed his visa to any political activities during his later in the evening to work out system and the proposed reforms visit here until Communist Party stay here. the details. over the past several months. Asomau Swett, center helps some MHS students get ready for their performance Saturday at Mananas High General Secretary Jiang Zemin Shen left China after a democ Proposals to change the way Commission Vice President School's Cultural Heritage Day. About 50 local students learned several Samoan dances and songs for their left Tokyo last Friday. racy movement was bloodily the board is selected or to change Kay McClenney said the key is performance. A Foreign Ministry official said crushed in Beijing in 1989 and the board’s poweris havebeen seen for those now controlling the now lives in the United States. by some as the key elements in school system to let go of much Japan has come under some the move this year to decentralize of that control and take the risk of criticism for moving faster than Hawaii’s public school system, letting that control shift to the other industrialized nations to re placing more authority with the school level. sume normal relations with China individual schools and their “It’s a question of how much Yes Saipan, Hyundai! after the crackdown and for not communities. public we want to be involved in living up to a promise to protect' Thursday is the deadline for our public schools and if we want the thousands of Chinese who any proposed constitutional to risk letting go of the control we T H E 1992 came here after the .bloodshed. amendments to be in their final now have,” she said. “Japan has« been very soft to form to be considered by the “There’s always a concern that press for human rights improve scheduled April 27 adjournment a small, powerful interest group “t i n ment in China and has engaged in of the current legislative session. could come in and exercise a tyr trade and business as usual with Because the governor has no anny in SCBM (school/ I l i U i Beijing, which is a great disap veto power over proposed consti community-based man pointment for pro-democracy tutional amendments going to the agement),” McClenney said. LINE UP activists and for Chinese people,” voters, he is given 10 days to “The way you resolve that is to Shen said. provide his comment to lawmak make sure you have a broad base Last month, a Japanese court ers. of control.” upheld the deportation last year Senate Education Committee She and McCartney agreed that of a 25-year-old Chinese dissi Chairman Mike McCartney said it will take more than one session dent whose application for in putting the question of chang of the Legislature to evolve a new political asylum was still pending. ing the board’s structure and role system of governing the schools, Lin Guizhen was detained for before the voters in the Novem although McCartney said the po ONLY DOWN five months on her arri v al in China ber general election, the Senate litical reality is that there is a push ON APPROVED CREDIT and was forced to undergo “re wants to make it clear it is also to accomplish the task this ses education through labc >i. ” Chinese looking into changing the roles of sion. Embassy officials said. the Legislature and the governor “Educational reform isn’t go Shen denounced the deporta in education. ing to come along with one tion, saying, “I’m very angry with “We also want to straighten out sweeping blow,’’McCartney said. (Japan’s) attitude. Other countries these lines of accountability,” said “It requires a change of peoples’ like Britain, France and America, House Majority Leader Brian attitudes and behavior and you at least at the human rights level, Taniguchi, who heads the House don’t do that with one piece of have been very cooperative. I hope conferees. House Judiciary paper.” the Japanese government can Committee Chairman Wayne Among the recommendations change its attitude.” Metcalf said proposals for “lump by the commission are for a low- Shen said Chinese dissidents in sum budgeting” for the individual key leadership summit of all those Tokyo are harassed by Japanese schools need to be more clearly involved. It would be to establish authorities and that one told him: defined before the two sides come a coherent, systematic strategy Z o L A N T R A “Life here (in Japan) is the same to some agreement on how it for change and establish a clear as in China except that they don’t would work. understanding among all parities SONATA put me in jail.” McCartney said any move to as to their respective con provide lump sum budgets for tributions. each school has to be coupled “Research on change in com with a system of evaluation of plex systems suggests that efforts $ a v e „¡ts,’,' - ■ ¡« __ . how well the money is used in to change one aspect of the sys tem without making changes in E n e r g y order for the Legislature to retain its responsibility of being ac other parts are frequently doomed countable for the use of tax to frustration and failure,” the revenues. commission’s report said. “You can’t say tharlump stun The SCBM program to give is the answer, a magic wand,” individual schools and their sur said McCartney, who added that rounding communities more it’s an issue that probably can autonomy and Superintendent of Riimumbtir to avoid hotrod The best in class quality performance and styling for 1992. driving and jerky acceleration. wait until next year. Education Charles Toguchi’s Ke Sudden starts and stops can Earlier Wednesday, McCartney Au Hou program to decentralize Test drive them all today and you'll drive home a winner! increase fuel consumption by said he believes some in the com the Department of Education two miles per gallon ,in city traffic Drive at a steady munity, primarily newspaper “could be cited as important na speed, and save precious gas. editorial writers, are placing too tional exemplars,” the report said. For reservations, please call much emphasis on changing the “Should they be effectively 2 3 4 -1 2 3 4 , extension 2 6 . A service of this publica structure of the school board and linked, the resulting transforma tion and the Commonwealth p . tion of Hawaii’seducation system $ l Ü i J I Energy Office. For more not enough on the other vital A £ i, Cinergy saving tips call 322- changes needed to reform the would be very powerful indeed,” 2 3 4 - 7 1 3 3 Garapan, Beach Road; 2 3 5 - 5 0 1 4 Chalan Kanoa 9236 or visit the Energy system. it said. Office on Capitol Hill. FRIDAY, APRIL 17 , 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEW S-11 ■ lO-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VlEWS-FRIDAŸ-ÀPIÜL 17 . 1992 ' Military observers, Townhouse, Payless cited for alleged CRM violation W E ’ V E G O T by Rafael H. Arroyo Villagomez last week issued a both establishments. The firm was ordered by CRM $10,000per day being assessed,” engineers to join U.N. notice of violation and cease and It was said that the presence of to cease all activities,ph the site Villagomez clarified. BAR-B-Q Coastal Resources Manage desist order to Town House Inc., garbage and debris along the and requiredTownhouse officials The respondent was neverthe ment Administrator Joaquin P. owners of Townhouse Depart shoreline behind the store was to meet with the CRMO staff and less given seven days after receipt COVERED Cambodian force ment Store and Payless noticed by CRM Chief Enforce apply for all required permits. of the notice to submit a written Supermarket in Chalan Kanoa. ment Officer Vicente C. Aldan on A warning was also aired that request for a hearing before the 22,000 peacekeepers, civilian ad M a r c o s at the BEIJING (AP) -China said ¿1 a letter addressed to Town April 3,1992, and this prompted the firm may be liable to pay administrator with respect to the Thursday it will send 47 military ministrators, police and other House General Manager Joe the issuance of the notice. fines, costs, and penalties to be violation. AQUA RESORT CLUB observers and a 400-member en personnel. s o n t o g e t Haack, Villagomez reprimanded “The presence of trash and de determined by the CRM adminis every gineering team to join the U.N. This is the first time a U.N. the retail firm for debris and trash bris piles within the shoreline is in trator for the violation of CRM Please help keep force in Cambodia to monitor a force has gone so far beyond its p a s s p o r t stored along the shoreline behind violation of sections 5 (EE) and 6 Rules and Policies. saipan beautiful. SATURDAY NIGHT peace plan and help rebuild the traditional role of supervising the store’s premises westward, (A) of CRM Regulations and “Failure to comply with this MANILA, Philippines (AP)-The Don't be a Jitterbug country after a 13-year civil war. cease-fires or monitoring elec apparently by the employees of Policies,” Villagomez said. order may result in fines up to government on Thursday approved at the POOLSIDE Foreign Ministry spokesman tions. a passport for Ferdinand Marcos’ from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Wu Jianmin said the military en • The civil war and decades of son, clearing the way for him to gineering team will work on major political upheaval have devastated travel to Hawaii to fetch the body Gunmen kill prominent movie producer O u r Poolside BAR-B-Q dinner buffet is construction projects, such as air Cambodia. An estimated 75,000 of the ousted president after next ports and highways. China had people died in the fighting and ' HONG KONG (AP) ^Two i business district, home to many* mous Triads, or organized crimi thousands of dollars to prevent casual, colorful and easy. month’s election. President said previously that it planned to hundreds of thousands died under men with possible organized' of the territory's numerous film nal gangs. hooligans from breaking Corazon Aquino’s office said the production companies. contribute to the U.N. force in the radical Communist Khmer crime cbxmections ш Thurs Last year, police recorded six expensive equipment. Police Start your evening with our exotic Department of Foreign Affairs had day gunned downa prominent FUlly International employees Cambodia, but had indicated it Rouge. government of the late triad-related attacks on film say triad-related violence has Tropical drinks during our Happy Hour been instructed to issue the passport movie producer who was re found dieirbosslyingunconscious did not intend to send military 1970s. industry workers, including three worsened recently because of a to Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos cently named to manage the in a pool o f blood near his office from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. while personnel. At a weekly news The Cambodian government an two days that left one man dead Jr. career of a popular tomg fu star, on the sixth floor of a building, budding turf battle between lo listening to the music o f the ARC trio. briefing, Wu gave no details about and three guerrilla groups signed and another shot in the neck. Then, move on to a beautiful spread of There was no comment from the policesaid. ' police said. Choi recently had cal triads and oveiseJj. gangs, the Chinese military observers or an accord last October that called For years, the Triads have con spiced Cold items like: Shashimi, younger Marcos on when he would ' Police (said Choi Chi-mmg, been named to manage the career mostly from Taiwan. what they would be assigned to do for a cease-fire and set up an in trolled the movie industry, using Futomaki, Oysters, Snow Crab Claws and pick up the document. the35«year*old headoftbe Folly, of Li Lianjie, a popular Cluna- Police officets say the Tai in Cambodia. He said the Chinese terim government made up of The 34-year-old Marcos returned it to launder drag money and cash Mussels. We also have a variety of your International Distribution Co*,; basedactorwhostars in the award- wan gangsters want Lo infiltrate were being sent at the request of representatives from the four to the Philippines last November in on Hong Kong’s hunger for favorite salads with your choice of was. shot four -times at point- winning Kung Fu epics “Once Hong Kong's mullimilhon-dol- U.N. Secretary-General Boutros warring factions. after he and his family had left the blank range by twoChlncse men Upon a Time in China,” I and II. kung fu movies, slapstick come lar film business, which domi dressings. Boutros-Ghali, who arrived in China had been a chief backer country in the 1986 uprising that armed with ,38-caliber pistols. ; Choi's death is the most recent dies and soft-core pornography. nates box offices in Taiwan, Beijing on Wednesday to attend a of the opposition forces, primar toppled his father andinstalled Mrs. in a business that long has been Film crews often must pay Singapore, Malaysia and other F ill up your plate with our On The Spot regional U.N. commission meet ily the Khmer Rouge. But Beijing Aquino in office. plagued by Hong Kong’s infa- “protection lees” ranging up to Asian countries. BAR-B-Q item s with tiger Prawns, Presh ing and meet with Chinese also played a key role in pressing He faces several criminal charges Catch O f The Day, Top Sirloin, Chicken, officials. the guerrillas to work for a nego in connection with alleged cor and Pork Kebob and Finish it with our Wu said the Chinese would be tiated settlement to end the ruption under his late father’s rule. sumptuous and tempting desserts. sent to Cambodia soon, but he fighting. Marcos’ widow, Imelda, had ADULTS: $22.00. CHILD: $11.00 gave no timetable. China, as one of the five per planned to bring her husband’s The U.N. peacekeeping effort manent U.N. Security Council body home for burial this month in Cambodia is the world body’s members, was involved in draft from Hawaii, where he died in 1989. 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South Korean PresidentRohTae- On Wednesday, North Korean It is an event which has and continues to give us the , ' woo said Thursday that U.S. leader Kim H Sung declared that opportunity to renew our spiritual being in order that 4 troops should remain in Korea, foreign “imperialists,” a reference V even if the North and South re to the United States, were still we attain a greater appreciation of all that we have unify. scheming to dominate the Korean sought and received as a conduit of unity for our In an interview with The Asso peninsula. < ciated Press, Roh saidhe continues In SouthKorea, more than4,000 people for m any generations. . i to hope for reunification by the radical students staged protests end of this century. W ith this in m ind , m y colleagues and our fam ilies ,1 Wednesday demanding the with 4 I 1 He also said Communist North drawal of U.S. troops. Radicals join me in extending to each of your fondest Korea seems unlikely to make claim the Seoul government is a I t 4 I ' new terrorist attacks against South U.S. puppet and the troops’ pres “Happy Easter ” yan “Felis PasguaM on this most Korean targets, and that he has ence hinders unification. wonderful and festive day. 4 :\ “never considered” military force The United States has 39,000 4!’ necessary to pressure the North to troops in South Korea, and plans accept international nuclear in to reduce them to36,000this year. spections. Thomas P. Villagomez (K IY U ) <1 It has postponed further reductions Roh’s comments on U.S. forces until North Korea resolves nuclear S p e a k e r . ' sharply differed from the views weapons issues. of North Korea, which bitterly “For the maintenance of peace House of Representatives opposes the Americans’ presence in the Asian region, I believe the JRS ENTERPRISES CORP. in the South. 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|iuw iik iio ariiig d NOW SHOW ING JAL labor unions continue for four projects JM Cinem a strike for higher by Rafael H. Arroyo Reyes and Associates for rock CARIAS FLOWER {SHOP BOX OFFICE OPEN 730 P.M. · SHOW START 8:00 P.M. TOKYO (AP) _ Unions repre the 1,600-member uriion of cabin 1.08 million yen (dlrs 8,120) a quarry operation in Lower Capi Coastal Resources Manage tol Hill which is set for April 29 at P.O. BOX 812, SATPAN, MP 96950 senting co-pilots, flight engineers attendants. Captains were not month, excluding bonuses and (Garapan, next to Marianas Review) and cabin attendants at Japan striking. overtime. ment Office has scheduled public the Garapan Elementary School Airlines struck for a second day The unions originally had He said the union also is hearings for four projects cur Cafeteria. T EL. 233-2275/234-3401 Thursday, but the company said planned the strike for no more demanding cancellation of JAL’s rently seeking the required CRM The proposed quarry project more than 90 percent of its planes than 48 hours. Flight crew union plan to hire 300 non-Japanese permits, including that for the plans to extract limestone coral, were flying. Geoffrey Tudor, members would meet, possibly pilots, and addition of a flight American memorial Park devel- manufacture sand and aggregate SECRETARIES DAY APRIL 24TH a JAL spokesman, said five of 47 Thiirsday night, to decide on their engineer to the present two-man •opment Project at Mutcho Point, for roads and other construction international passenger flights next step, said the union’s Makoto flight crews on Boeing 747-400 Saipan. projects. and 12 of 144 domestic flights Tsukinoki. jumbo jets, for “safe operation.” CRM Administrator Joaquin P. On May 1 st, at the Rota Court were canceled Thursday, affect Yoko Haga of the cabin atten The cabin attendants union is Villagomez also came out with house will be the public hearing ing about 2,700 passengers. Five dants union said that group had demanding apay raiseof 9 percent separate notices of public hear on the application made by flights were canceled Wednes not decided what to do next. and an increase to 21 from the ings for the permit applications of Marianas Agupa for the proposed day, first day of the strike. The flight crew union is present 20 paid vacation days a Marianas Agupa Enterprises, Inc. Rota International Resort located The unions extended the strike demanding a raise of 10 percent, year. for its proposed resort in Rota; in the As Matmos and Duge Re for another 24 hours Thursday or 108,000yen (dlrs 812) amonth, The union declined to discuss Sablan Rock Quarry for a rock gion in Rota. after management again rejected but management offered only a 1 members’ current wage levels. quarry operations; and the Hafa The project proposes to con demands from the 1,393-member percent raise. Tsukinoki said Tudor said union members ac Adai Beach Hotel for its proposed struct a four-story, 280-room ho flight crew union, made up of co a 35-year-old co-pilot with a wife count fpr about 26 percent of all staff housing extension. tel, 120 cabafla style hotel units, pilots and flight engineers, and and two children now receives flight attendants. Scheduled for a 6:30, April 24, 200 condominium units, an 18- 1992 hearing at the Garapan El hole championship golf course, a ementary School Auditorium was nine-hole academy course and Spokesman says China has no plan the application submitted by the apartments for about 273 staff US National Park Services for a housing recipients. to withdraw diplom ats from Libya three-phase development project The amenities include a club in the American Memorial Park. house, restaurants, botanical gar BEIJING (AP)-China said missions abroad. However, the Libya if it refused to turn over two Phase I of the project calls for dens, tennis courts, scuba diving Thursday it has no plans to with sanctions do not require coun suspects for prosecution. The the construction of pavilion/ pool, and pedestrian promenade draw diplomats or laborers from tries to expel all Libyan United States and Britain sought ampitheater, restrooms, parking for shopping and retail stores. The Libya following the imposition diplomats. the sanctions. project is on publicly leased land areas and seating beams, while 'n ó c e û > ûeaôme tâw v of U.N. sanctions aimed at forc Asked if China would order As one of five permanent Se Phase n involves the construc in the As Matmos and Duge Re ing Tripoli to turn over suspects Libyan diplomats to leave curity Council members with veto tion of the Visitor Center Build gion, Rota. in the bombing of Pan Am flight Beijing, Wu said: “There are only power, China could have killed ing, memorial and promenade The last one scheduled was for 103. a few diplomats in the Libyan the sanctions, but abstained. latte tower and additional the permit application filed by Foreign Ministry spokesman Embassy to China.” He refused China, which regards itself as a restrooms within the Center. Hafa Adai for the proposed staff Wu Jianmin said China would to elaborate on what effects the defender of Third World interests, On the other hand, the third housing extension. H e l p W a n t e d abide by U.N. sanctions against sanctions would have on China generally has sided with Libya in phase is about the construction of It involves the addition of a Libya that took effect Wednesday, and its relations with Libya. its disputes with the United States. the museum that wouldhouse war- second and thirdfloor to the exist but he indicated the Beijing gov “We have laborers and diplo It criticized the 1986 U.S. airraid related exhibits. ing staff housing building to ernment did not intend to expel mats there and we have no on Tripoli and the 1989 U.S. Next on the schedule is the pub provide an additional 32 rooms. Receptionist Libyan diplomats from China. intention to withdraw them from downing of two Libyan warplanes lic hearing on Sablan Quarry’s The hearing is tentatively set C a l l u s NOW f o r The measures ban commercial that country,” Wu told a weekly over the Mediterranean. application which was submitted t o May 6 at the Garapan Elemen flights to Tripoli, prohibit arms news briefing. The U.N. “We still sincerely hope that by its representative, Brian P. tary School at 6:30 p.m. S a i p a n deals with Libya and call for re Security Council voted on March the international community and FREE C a b l e T V duction in Libyan .diplomatic 31 to impose the sanctions against the parties concerned will con American jobless claim decline tinue to work for a proper O f f ic e settlement of this issue at an early second consecutive week date,” Wu said. in stallatio n ! S e r v i c e s WASHINGTON(AP)-The 433.000 a week earlier and He gave no details on how many number of newly laid off Ameri 456.000 two weeks earlier. Chinese diplomats and laborers cans filing unemployment claims Because week-to-week changes For a busy and friendly office in the Nauru Building remained in Libya. In late 1990, in early April declined signifi in initial claims can be volatile, nearly 800 Chinese were working Computer experience helpful· · Good typing skills necessary cantly for the second consecutive most economists instead follow a 2 3 5 - 4 M C V in a Libyan iron and steel com Opportunity for advancement * Health & vacation benefits week, the government said four-week moving average. That plex and more were involved in Thursday. figure, too, is headed down. It various other projects. The Labor Department said was 427,750 for the most recent China’s state-run airline flies a Now serving: Please call 234-6440/6449/7704 415,000 workers applied for un four-week period, down from few routes to the Middle East, but and ask for Jonnie or Lynn employment benefits during the 442.000 a week earlier. has no flights to Libya. week ended April 4, down from S u s u p e A pair of Korean electricians were chanced upon doing the repairs on The bombing of Pan Am flight a frezer in Lucky SUpermarkeLThe CNMI in a recent studywas said to be ecperiendng a shortage of skilled technical workers. 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, C halan K anoa killed 270 people. C halqn Piao
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CALL FOR INFORMATION OR APPOINTMENT MAINTENANCE IS OUR BUSINESS Jane Tudela, right, said Mathematics is often overlooked subject TEL: 322-3793 OR 322-3794 · FAX: 322-5408 FRIDAY, APRIL 17 ,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-17 16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-APRIL 17 ,1992 As Cambodian repatriation starts, thousands refuse to return KHAO-I-DANG CAMP, that it wants most of the residents U.N. High Commissioner for that fell in 1975. 1994, after the elections,” he said. planned for saving Thailand (AP) - While their gone after the repatriation opera Refugees officials expect the He said things won’t improve At the Site 2 camp, about 1,000 countrymen head home to start tion winds up. majority to register eventually. after the 1993 election, because ethnic Chinese don’t want to re M awson's Hut new lives, thousands of Cambo The United Nations began tak Some 2,574 refugees returned all four parties contending for turn home, fearing persecution. EASTER FLOWERS ARE HOBART, Australia (AP) - from work by Janet Hughes, a dians are holding out in camps in ing refugees home March 30 under home during the operation’s first power have ruinous records. Many of them are urban business Australia’s major historic relic in post-graduate student at the In Thailand, saying it is too dan the terms of an accord signed last phase, which ended April 7. “I have asked to leave the camp people who fled discrimination Antartica - a baltic pine hut that stitute of Antarctic and Southern gerous to return. year to end 13 years of war be But clearly opposed to going for a third country _ anywhere, by the Phnom Penh government has survived the highest daily Some say they can never go tween three guerrilla groups and are about 5,000 of the nearly anywhere except Cambodia I can in the 1980s. Ocean Studies in Hobart. winds on Earth for 80 years - is home because of their ties to the Cambodia’s Vietnamese-installed 14,000residents of Khao-I-Dang, stay,” he said. “Not necessarily Alsoopposed to repatriation are )yhen Ms. Hughes visited now the focus of a major preser bloody Khmer Rouge or other government. All are supposed a barbed wire-enclosed com the U.S., not necessarily Canada. 1,300 people known as Khmer Mawson’s Hut in 1986, she dis vation effort. former governments. But while to return by the end of this year, to pound of bamboo huts about Any country that can accept us.” Krom from an area of southern covered that traditional Mawson’s Hut was built in 1912 many want to live in the United prepare for a U.N.-organized 12kilometers (eight miles) from Pen Kosal, 37, who was arrested Vietnam that used to be part of preservation methods don’t nec by Sir Douglas Mawson and other States and other Western coun general election in April 1993. the border. for an anti-repatriation Cambodia. Some want resettle essarily work. tries, those nations have ended About 315,000 of the total Seam Bunpaeng, 37, said he demonstration in September, said ment in the West. Others want to members of thè Australasian “You need to field test these Antarctic Expédition at Com a t large-scale resettlement pro 375,000 Cambodians in Thai bor would be persecuted if he returned his homeland is not at peace. go to Vietnam. things because things that work monwealth Bay in east Antarctica. grams. der camps have registered to join because he was a soldier of the “I’ll wait and see what happens The repatriation agreement perfectly well in temperate cli Mawson’sexploration was central mates fail in strange ways in a And Thailand has made it clear the repatriation effort. Of the rest. U.S.-backed Lon Noi government in Cambodia, maybe in 1993 or among the UNHCR and Thai and to Britain’s decision to cede parts polar climate,” she recently told Cambodian authorities says they of the frozen continent to Aus Australian Associated Press at will discuss what to do for people who cannot return to Cambodia. tralia. Mawson station, more than 3,000 That plan is to be issued after Out of sight and out of mind for kilometers (1,865 miles) west of W e have a ll your Easter Booth Locations 1993 elections called for under most of its 80 years, the hut has Commonwealth Bay. the peace plan. survived average daily wind 4 “The wind carries particles of g ift g ivin g n e e d s . . . . Opposition to repatriation is speeds around 80 kph (50 mph) to ice and they erode away the soft strongestat Khao-I-Dang. Opened stand as amonument to Mawson’s cells of the timber, leaving a ridge - E aster B askets to B etter S e rv e You, in 1979, it became a beacon of epic expedition. Two of his effect,” Ms. Hughes said. “In hope to Cambodians as the only companions died, leaving him to some places the timber is so thin, camp not controlled by any of the struggle back to base alone. you can read a newspaper behind * C eram ic C ollectibles Sabían Building, Sad Jose guerrilla factions and the only one But when the luxury cruise ship it.” from which large-scale reset Frontier Spirit called at Com She hopes to find a removable - E aster C hocolates tlement to the West was allowed. monwealth Bay early last year, coating to stabilize the hut, pre (Next to Micro Motors) Over the years, thousands of the 600passengers were shocked. venting further damage until Cambodians sneaked or bribed “It isso run-down anddecrepit,” structural engineers develop a Open 8 am. to 9 p.m. Mon. - Fri. said Melbourne businessman Sir perm anent solution. their way into the camp. A i r F low n Spring F low ers Open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday Khao-I-Dang is depicted in the Peter Derham. “It’s very worry Even if the hut is stabilized, Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday film “The Killing Fields,” in ing. We have only got one hut - ongoing maintenance will be a T ulips, D affodil & E aster Lilies which the Cambodian assistant of one real relic in Antarctica - and problem. The hut is more than a U.S. reporter finds shelter at the that’s falling down.” 1,000kilometers (600 miles) from camp after fleeing the bloody rule He now serves as chairman of a Australia’snearest station, Casey. OPEN EASTER SUNDAY 8 * 1 2 Clarissa's Fashions, Chalan Kanoa of the fanatical Khmer Rouge in conservation committee that The hut is part of the National the 1970s. hopes to raise 2 million dollars Trust and is listed on the National Garapan * 234-1269 · Susupe - 234-6339 (Across from Town House) Residents of the camp have been ($1.5 million) to rescue the hut. Estate register by the Australian throwing away signs posted there The group also hopes to benefit Heritage Commission. ш; Open8a.m.to 10p.m. Mon.-Sat. saying the UNHCR will help the Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday refugees return home. On some, they have written “no repatria tion” and “don’t call us to register for repatriation.” Embassies in // Bangkok have been receiving let Flying to Guam ... the choice is yours Island Snack Bar, Clialan ters from residents pleading for resettlement. (Across from Hopwood Junior High) The peaceful protest in Sep tember erupted when U.S. opera James Pangelinan singer and UNHCR Goodwill Open 10 a.m. to 12 Midnight seven days a week. Passenger Service Agent Ambassador Barbara Hendricks visited Khao-I-Dang. 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Some former Khmer Rouge members privately have told Make Your Long Distance Calls Todav. &l Western aid workers that they FRIDAY, APRIL 17 ,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-19 18-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRroAY-APRIL 17,1992 Bankruptcy debts hit record high in fiscal 1991 TOKYO (AP) - Japanese companies with liabilities of more in liabilities among bankrupt Notice to the public companies that went bankrupt in than 1 Omillion yen ($75,000) each companies. He said they aver fiscal 1991 left a record total of numbered 11,767, the largest aged 660 million yen (dlrs 4.9 Island Fiesta M arket 7.78 trillion yen ($58 billion) in number since 11,853 cases in P.O. BOX 2247, SAIPAN, MP 96950 TEL: (670) 234-8614 FAX: (670) 234-5054 debt, up 122.1 percent from fiscal million) in fiscal 1991, up from 1987. I, ROBERT 1990, a private credit research 490 million yen ($3.7 million) a agency said Wednesday. Motoi Takeuchi of the agency year earlier. Teikoku Data Bank Ltd. said said tight credit conditions had The number of bankrupt com 11 NICK" NICHOLLS the previous record for liabilities especially hurt the real estate sec panies with liabilities of more IS NO LONGER ASSOCIATED WITH '¿EASTED SALE 4 4 4 was 4.34 trillion yen ($32.6 bil tor, where bankruptcies totaled than 100 billion yen ($752 mil EAST-WEST RENTAL CENTER OF SAIPAN, INC. lion) in fiscal 1985. 11,121, up from 472 cases in fis lion) each was 11 in fiscal 1991, (EFFECTIVE APRIL 16-21,1992) ГЧ In the fiscal year ended March cal 1990. up from seven a year earlier, OR JIM ADKINS THE O W NER. r(MEAT DEPT.) 31, it said, bankruptcies by Takeuchi also noted an increase Takeuchi said. Pork Riblets (11 к/1ш) Pork Softbone(Hfc/ln) U.S. Smoked Easter Ham U.S. Smoke Picnic Ham U.S. Turkeys (Grade A) U.S. Turkey Drumstick I AM NOW THE GENERAL MANAGER OF (17-211, im p) (B-8h.BYeng0 (12-241. wrap) (12-241. MW) H aw aii A ir loss low er in ”91 HONOLULU (AP) - HAL Inc., than $54 million in losses from losses,” Ueberroth said. “If we ^ idi? MARIANAS REPAIR CO., INC. УКЩР the parent company of Hawaiian our on-going operations during duplicate our 1991 accomplish Airlines, said Wednesday that it ..... 1991 versus 1990, a period in ment in 1991 as we expect, we PLEASE COME DOWN AND SEE ME. had a net loss of $98.5 million in which major U.S. carriers went will achieve our goal of prof 1991, compared with $ 121.3 mil from profitability to substantial itability in 1992.” lion in 1990. 234-9083 / 9084 4/17-20-21 The 1991results, given the state of the airline industry as a whole, $2.49 $11.50 $13.95 showed Hawaiian Airlines is making significant strides in Whole KnuckleflLt (ides) U.S. Cut Pork Spareribs U.S. Chicken Drumstick Chicken Fryers (30 Ь/сив) turning around its financial (4feVtag) condition, said HAL chairman John Ueberroth. More than half of HAL’s 1991 Whole Top Sirloin operating loss of $95 million was due to two factors the company (U.S. choice) considers non-indicative of its PwouaofusA FROZEN FRYING CHICKFN PARTS operating performance. There was a one-time non-cash write off of $36.7 million in excess purchase price and an $11.2 mil lion loss resulting from the $ 3 h 6 8 /o i ф *4в<ва^>11 $2.29Л $24.30 company’s lease operation of its /09 Honolulu-Fukuoka, Japan route, Chicken Nuggets (1.5 feVBudcdt Beef Back Ribs (fed riot ribs) it said. “We succeeded in cutting more Meat purchased WEDNESDAY Inouye announces bid Bar-S Can Ham at Island Fiesta to run lo r re-election A PR IL 22,1992 О О Н /ш ) Market will HONOLULU (AP) - Hawaii GILLIGANSINTHE be sliced at Sen. Daniel Inouye says he will run “a tough but clean contest” in HYATT RECENCY no extra charge. his bid for re-election. Inouye was to officially an V $4.49^1 $1.49 $28.95 nounce the start of his campaign at a Wednesday night fundraiser $19.50 A D VA N CE in Waikiki. С PRODUCE ) “I welcome this opportunity $25.00 A T THE DO OR tonight to begin my battle to take my record, my ideas and myself ■■i·.·,я.·.·:· ·.)/ : to the people of Hawaii,” Inouye TICKETS AVAILABLE ZO said earlier in the day. 9 9 “I am anxious to hear what the LA PERGOLA, RUDOLPHO'S, &еев Apples $ 1 Red Grapes Roasted sod salted Peamts 12 oz people view as our needs andcon- ECHO BEACH & HYATT cems not just for our home state of Hawaii but for our country as well,” Inouye said. NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES The veteran Democrat, who Brown Bose Pears joined the Senate in 1963, is fac NO VIDEOS OR CAMERAS ing opposition in the Democratic primary from Maui County Councilman Wayne Nishiki. On the Republican side, state Senator Rick Reed is try ing unseat Inouye. 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June 11 Koblerville El and Rota public schools are: Rota High School - June3, 4 According to Torres, the end But these dates are not the same ementary (10 a.m.) Tinian Kindergarten - June 2, p.m. M arine BoatfPackage and Receive of the school year for the schools as the graduation dates except for June 11 - San Vicente El 9 a.m. Rota Elementary.- June 5,4. varies due to typhoon days and Marianas High School, whose ementary (8:30 a. m.) Tinian Jr. High School-June p.m. the extended holiday breaks. graduation and end of school fall E Club 200 Ticket from Provided that no unanticipated on the same day, June 4, 1992. school closures will occur, the The graduation dates for the Chinese abroad form green movement end of the school year is as fol other public schools in Saipan lows: are: to oppose construction of m assive dam Rota High School - May 28 June 8 - Gregorio T. Camacho Tinian Elem./Jr. High School Elementary (8:30 a.m.) BEIJING (AP) - Barely an ill coming from Chinese who are Haipei, a sociology student at the -June 4 William S. Reyes word can be published in China studying or working in the West. University of Wisconsin. He re Tinian High School - June 4 Elementary (10 a.m.) about government plans to build They are forming a green turned to China recently to tell M ananas High School - June June 9 - Tanapag Elementary the world’s largest hydroelectric movement in exile to take up the government officials the views of 4 (8:30 ajn.) dam at a famous scenic site. battle against the Three Gorges Chinese students and scholars Rota Elem. School - June 4 San Antonio El But plenty of criticism is dam project on the Yangtze River, abroad. which they say could harm marine He said the students recently life, worsen flooding and trigger formed two environmental earthquakes. groups,· the Sino-Ecologists Club Christendom observes Lenten season China’s legislature, the National Overseas and Green China. They by TerlM. Flores where a wooden cross is first This is the last mass to be cel People’s Congress, voted April 3 plan to lobby international envi for construction to begin some ronmental groups and loan Devout Catholics will today blessed at theMt. Carmel Cathe ebrated before Easter Sunday. time this decade. Although institutions to withhold support relive a yearly traditional ritual - dral Grounds by theBishqp before The reading of the passion and one-third of the legislators ab for the massive dam. the traditional carying of the it is ransported to M t Tapochao. the station of the cross is also part On Holy Wednesday, a stained or voted no in a record They also plan to translate cross to Mt. Tapochao, an event of the traditional Easter celebra concelebrated mass was offici display of opposition, the state- Western environmental writings which highlights the observance tion in the Northern Marianas, ofLenlintheNorthemMarianas. ated by Bishop Tomas Camacho run media imposed a virtual to raise popular awareness of such Easter week is capped with the Every year, the predominantly and his clergy in the Cathedral. In blackout on criticism. issues in China, where the rela celebration of a sunrise mass at Catholic community on Saipan this mass, the priest publicly re Premier Li Peng has thrown his tionship between man and nature Mt. Tapochao participates in this annual ritual newed their priestly promises. full support behind the dam. is seenmainly in terms of survival. “We have to fight it,” said Xue The Communist government has not allowed an environmental movement to form at home, fearing it would become a magnet for other kinds of dissent as hap pened in East Europe. In 1990, a Chinese legislator, Huang Shunxing, applied to es tablish a non-government YES. IT'S A N IS S A N environmental group but was re fused. Huang opposes the Three Gorges dam, but said in an inter WITH A NEW LO O EI view Wednesday that he has no way to publish his views. At the recent congress session, he told delegates the government was not giving them full infor mation about the dam. Huang registered to address the congress but Chairman Wan Li never gave him the floor. He fi nally stood up and began shouting his speedi, but he said the mi crophone was turned off and few in the Great Hall of the People heard him. The plan is for a 610-foot (185- meter) dam and 22 billion-cubic meter reservoir that will displace about 1 million people. The power plant will generate 17.6 million kilowatts of elec tricity, surpassing the 12.6 million kilowatts produced by Itaipu in Brazil, now the world’s largest hydroelectric plant. It is to be located where the Yangtze twists between tower ing, mist-shrouded cliffs known as the Three Gorges and celebrated for centuries in poetry and paint ing. A conservative price estimate KHLMD21PFBUC19 is 57 billion yuan ($10.4 billion) The government says theproject will ease a national energy short age, increase river shipping and The New 1992.5 ISIISSAIM Pick-Ups Are Here! control seasonal flooding that has killed more than 330,000 people in 60 years. NISSAN ■»S’ JOETEIXI MOTOR COM PANY INC. In an open letter to Chinese AUTOMOBILE SALES, PARTS & SERVICE legislators, the Sino-EcologyClub RO. BOX 680, SAIPAN MP 96950 Built far the HumanRaœ: Overseas argued that smallerdams m TEL. 234/5562/5563/5564/5565/5567/5568 would provide as much electric Business Hours: Monday to Saturday 8:00am to 5:00pm "First on Saipan" ity with less disruption. P.O. BOX38SAIPAN,MP96950 · TEL. NOS.234-6230/6458/6985 FAX: 234-5105 P.O. BOX38SAIPAN,MP9695ft · TEL. NOS. 234-623ft/6458/6985 FAX: 234-5105 a3® ® ys@ 3*3? ■ 2 k « A m m APRIL 16 TO 25, 1992 ______Folgers Ground Coffee Tang 9 qrts. Master А-I Tuna Libby's Chili with 39 oz. GROCERIES 7 oz. Beans 15 oz. 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28-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-APRIL 17 ,1992______— ’Ш FRIDAY, APRIL 17,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-29 Japanese physicist tells MIT researchers of cold fusion experiment ■'УжvA^-· studies of how the heat may have CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - But the step-by-step details of Scientists have been searching electric current when the water A Japanese physicist who says he his experiment that Takahashi for way s to harness fusion at room began to boil. Nonetheless, the been produced. Takahashi said he may have performed a successful presented to dozens of scientists temperature - so-called cold fu excess heat persisted, he said. planned to do that. cold fusion experiment presented at MIT were generally well re sion - as a cheap, safe and virtually “I am very confident of his re Martin Fleischmann, who con his findings to the Massachusetts ceived Wednesday. inexhaustible source of energy. sults,” said Eugene Mallove, an ducted the 1989 Utah experiment Institute of Technology on “There is evidence that some But many scientists believe that MIT engineer who wrote a book withB. Stanley Pons, said he sup Wednesday, where he found some thing is going on,” said Michael fusion can only be achieved at on cold fusion. ported Takahashi’s findings. believers. Steaker, a materials research en very high temperatures, which But Stan Luckhart, a research “I have no reason to doubt that requires expending large amounts scientist at MTT’s Plasma Fusion Osaka University scientist gineer who has followed what he says is correct,” Akito Takahashi’s work has trig of energy. Center, remained skeptical. Takahashi’s progress. Fleischmann said from his home gered debate in Japan since he Takahashi’s experiment has “I haven’t seen anything that Takahashi stopped short of in Tisbury, England. “It is really, reported recently that the experi saying he had produced a nuclear been running for more than two made me think there was any related to what we have been do ment produced 70 percent more fusion reaction. months, and he said at one point thing to this cold fusion,” he said. ing all along.” power, in the form of heat, than it “This may be nuclear energy, last February he reduced the He saidTakahashi must do more expended in electricity. but I can not say. So I call it new Scientists in the United States hydrogen energy,” he said. have been skeptical of coldfusion Fusion is the force that powers Prosecutors summon Chung’s son claims since being unable to du the stars and hydrogen bombs plicate the results of a 1989 Utah through merging atoms, rather for questioning on tax evasion charge experiment in which two re than splitting them as in nuclear 'This is th e searchers claimed to produce fission, which powers nuclear SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - and presidential contender Chung charge. Prosecutors summoned the son of Ju-yung Thursday to appear for The multibillionaire’s fifth son, fusion energy at room tempera weapons, engines and utility •V) r; ture. plants. Hyundai conglomerate founder questioning about a tax evasion Chung Mong-hun, will be arrested on charges of directing a tax- evasion scheme to raise political . p funds for his father, who heads Ш t h e L o r d ' s the nation’s No. 2 opposition party, prosecutors said. The younger Chung was for S3· mally asked to report by Friday morning. He runs Hyundai Mer L e t u s b e chant Marine Co., one of the conglomerate’s 42 subsidiaries. The investigation is seen as an attempt by the government to force Chung Ju-yung to give up his presidential bid. He has indi l e t u s cated he will run in presidential Psalm 118:24 elections later this year. Four executives of the Hyundai MADE FOR SAIPAN subsidiary and two advisers to the elder Chung have been arrested on charges of fabricating invoices and other documents toevade dlrs 36 million in taxes from 1987 through 1991. The ruling party fears its con stituency may be eroded by Happy Easter! Chung’s party in presidential voting as it was in last month’s parliamentary election. In the election, Chung’s Na tional Unification Party won 31 seats by taking away many con servative votes that otherwise would have gone to the governing "From our Fam ily to Yours." Liberal Democratic Party. The governing party fell one seat short of a majority in the 299- member parliament but regained majority control last week by absorbing one independent seat. Chung, 76, has charged the government with targeting him self and Hyundai because of his strong criticism of the • ¿-У""'y i\ '■;H\ /?--·. government’s economic policies. I !.-.■■! ь Т j' A I -. t'i p ;'s' Vi \ J'y-y r V| ·' 1 ' .a ··-:! v···:* A-·". у.-:· ’CA. иIVi рU цИ >■'■ '"¡Г t'M YY fvvr·'! W Pemex places $38 4X4 ONLY Й ViiJv DOWN Million in bonds on The Right Call. ON APPROVED CREDIT Japanese market MEXICO CITY (AP) -The •W IDEST W HEEL TRACK IN ITS CLASS government-owned oil monopoly Petroleos Mexicanos announced •SUNROOF & CONVERTIBLE SOFT TOP it has sold $38 million in five- •1.6 LITRE, 16 VALVE ENGINE year bonds on the Japanese financial market. •5 SPEED TRANSM ISSION The issue was placed privately P·· tlirough Barclay’s Bank and pur chased primarily by Japanese - f · insurance companies, according to a Pemex statement made late - - f Monday. : %■: The issue is small in compari son to the four other issues Pemex has made already this year. 30-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-APRIL· 1-7 , 199? - HÙÜAŸy AfrkÍL-Í7-Vf992 VÂRÎÉtY'fe^S ÀMÿvtë\VS-3Î Fistfighfs erupt in National Court penalizes Assembly, two injured editor, com pany for Financial By ANNIE HUANG National Assembly floor, shout Associated Press Writer ing, “Direct presidential Loan Services elections.” Green is the party’s sexual harassm ent TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP)-Legis- color. TOKYO (AP)-A court on Asahi said. for all your lators brawled in Taiwan’s More than 20 Nationalist depu Thursday ordered a publishing It quoted Hirotsu’s lawyer, National Assembly on Thursday ties then scrambled from their company and a male employee to Toshinari Minamitani, as saying needs. seats. Legislators grabbed collars after the opposition accused the pay 1.65 million yen (dlrs 13,000) some friction between men and and hair, and rolled in the aisles governing Nationalist Party of in damages in a landmark case women was inevitable in the trying to block political reforms. pummeling each other. that penalized on-the-job sexual workplace. Yu Sung-chun, a Nationalist The National Assembly, die harassment, a relatively new con “The company has been forced LEASING LOANS deputy, was bleeding from the electoral college, elects the presi cept in male-dominated Japan. to shoulder a serious burden,” he Office Equipment, eye after the melee. dent and approves constitutional Most Japanese women untilre- was quoted as saying. “Women Office Furnitures Liu Chen-hsiang of the opposi changes. It began a 70-day special and more. cently have remained silent about should be prepared to endure tion Democratic Progressive Party session on March 20 to discuss CHARACTER LOANS sexual harassment. But aware hardships up to a certain level if suffered a cut on his forehead political reforms. For that long awaited vacation, ness of the issue has heightened, medical or any personal types when hewashitbyW ang Pai-chi, The DPP wants to abolish the they expect to participate in soci partly because of reports about ety.” of loans a Nationalist deputy, with a National Assembly to allow di AUTO LOANS American Professor Anita Hill’s handheld telephone, officials said. rect presidential elections, but Efforts to reach Minamitani by Thinking of buying REAL ESTATE LOANS allegations against Supreme telephone at his office were un a New or used car? Both Yu and Liu were hospital Nationalist conservatives, who Property, Home, self constructing Court Justice Clarence Thomas. ized instable condition, they said. dominate the governing party, successful. “It was a natural and Home Improvements The 10-minute fight erupted want only minor changes, such as In a suit filed in a district court ruling given the overall change in when dozens of DPP deputies more local autonomy. Chen in Fukuoka, southern Japan, a 34- the times,” said Aiko Fukushima, pusheddown the podium, stamped Yung-hsin, a DPP deputy, said year-old woman said editor one of the woman’s lawyers. FOR MORE INFORMATION on chairs, put on their green jack the Nationalists have tried to stall Hidenori Hirotsu, 40, her boss at She said many companies have STOP BY AND SEE US TODAY. ets and paraded around the the meeting. Kyu Kikaku, a publishing firm, been educating workers sent to EQUIPMENT spread rumors that she was hav the United States to behave prop ing illicit affairs. The woman, erly to avoidsuits there for sexual LOANS whose name has been withheld . Furniture, Appliances, harassment. A video to educate Farming Equipment upon her request, said in the suit Japanese businessmen about and more. that Hirotsu’s actions deprived sexual harassment went on sale her of dignity and drove her to last November. Located at the Professional Bldg. San Jose, Saipan 1992 SPECIAL quit her editing job in 1988. She Mizuho Fukushima, a lawyer Tel. 234-8615/5706 demanded that the company and who has handled sexual harass PURCHASE ANY NEW her boss pay 3.7 million yen (dlrs ment cases, called the ruling •J· 28,000). “epoch-making,” particularly in TOYOTA AND RECEIVE The company and Hirotsu de holding companies responsible for nied any sexual harassment. sexual harassment. M ICROL CORPORATION FREE EITHER A SONY In Thursday’s ruling, the court “Many Japanese still view P BOX Ä67, SAN JOSE, SAIPAN* MPP69S0 - TEL. 234-5911,2,3,4,6,7,8 said Hirotsu had behaved unlaw women who complain about sex RADIO CASSETTE fully and that Kyu Kikaku was ual harassment as immature,” she also legally responsibile for not said. “The case will make it easier RECORDER OR for women to speak out” providing sexual equality in the The growing female work force workplace. A DURA-LINER has made sexual harassment a “The ruling clearly recognized STK ft YEAR MODEL UC. # SELL prominent issue. 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FRIDAY, APRIL 17,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS.-33 32-MARIANASVAlUETYlNË'WS AÑ¿> VŒWS-FRIDAY-APRIL 17,1992 Government blocks fishing in Russian Taiwan / seas due to Japanese pressure aerospace Job Vacancy Announcem ent T H E Ì SEOUL, South Korea (AP)- able to do so because of the gov- appoints Under pressure from Tokyo, the emment's refusal. WANTED government is not allowing South Officials at the government new Chairman for ait expanding and growing JUM BO CHOICE Korean fleets to fish in Russian- agency were not available for By SHIRLEY LAI 3 DIRECT SALES controlled seas north of Japan comment, but a spokesman at the Associated Press W riter newspaper despite an agreement with Rus Oceangoing Fisheries Industry TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP)-Earle y BEO/ Simple interest sia, industry officials said Association said the refusal re Ho, a leading Taiwanese busi REPRESENTATIVES W per annum Thursday. sulted from the Japanese govern nessman, was appointed Thursr Seoul and Moscow signed a ment's pressure. day as chairman of Taiwan Aero POSITIONS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY ARTIST 5 . 1 fishing pact last year to allow Tokyo has asked the Korean space, the company that is con South Korean vessels to fish near Foreign Ministry to keep South sidering buying up to 40 percent MUST HAVE VALID DRIVER’S LICENSE ONE -YEAR Subordinate Corporate Note a group of small islands that So Graduate of Commercial Advertising course, Korean vessels from operating in of McDonnell Douglas' commer EXCELLENT EARNING POTENTIAL viet troops seized from Japan at the area until the territorial dis cial aircraft operations. with two years experience work for newspaer the end of World War n in 1945. Ho, 53, chairman of the private K ? K ? Q g Simple interest pute between Japan and Russia is Japan has criticized the pact, Tung Ho Steel Enterprise Corp., or advertising agency and knowledge of resolved, said the spokesman, CONTACT: CRAIG PATTILLO, saying that by recognizing Rus succeeded David H. Huang, 72, a speaking on condition of ano artwork and photography. / 0 perannum sian ownership, it would hamper founder of Taiwan Aerospace, SALESMANAGER Japanese efforts to recover the nymity. who resigned on Wednesday. 6-MONTH Subordinate Corporate Note Cho said South Korean fleets islands. Local news reports linked Send resume and clippings as samples of work to: Cho Yong-sam, a director at have been increasingly squeezed $ 1 0 0 0 Minimum · Limited Time Offer Huang's resignation to a decision Dongwon Industry, a major fish out of other major fishing areas by Taiwan's government to ac M a r i a n a s Marianas Variety ISLA Financial offers competitive rates. The choice is yours. ing company, said the National by other countries' moves to pro quire a stake smaller than the 40 Visit your Isla Financial Office today or call 235-5278 Fisheries Administration has tect thèir marine resources. percent offered by the American C a b l e V i s i o n • Rates subject to change without notice. For CNMI resident onl "'I' refused to accept fishing compa South Korean vessels hadoper aircraft maker. Taiwan Aerospace News & Views nies’ applications to fish in the ated in the Russian far eastern is 29 percent government-owned. 2ND FLOOR NAURU BLDG P.O. Box 231 Saipan, MP 96950 area. seas through joint ventures with Denny Ko, president of Taiwan 235-4MCV Tel. 234-6341/7578/9797 Cho said South Korean fleets Russian companies until the fish Aerospace, said Huang stepped had planned to begin fishing in ing pact was signed last Septem down to reduce political pressures FINANCIAL the area this month, but were un- ber. over the proposed deal. Opposi tion legislators have criticized Huang’s ties with Premier Hau k±A SERVICES Pei-tsun. Joeten Commercial Building 11 Saipan, MP 96950 Ko also acknowledged that the F O R R E N T company's investors are consid ering buying less than 40 percent 1992 Model Production of McDonnell Douglas' commer 2 BEDROOM cial aircraft division. "It can be SEMI-CONCRETE HOUSE HI KOBLERVILLE 30 or 25 percent," he said. Ho told a news conference the N issan Sentra official evaluation report on the PHONE: 234-3509 4/17(7607) deal, to be made public next Wednesday, might help win fi nancial support from the private AQ U A RESORT CLUB sector. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS S a ip a n " I think privateenterprises will SAIPAN HARBOR IMPR0VEMBUTS PROJECT be interested in the joint venture if The Commonwealth Ports Authority (CPA) of the Common ~ the findings of the report prove wealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) is soliciting Proposals attractive," he said. from interested offerers to construct and finance the construction work "This company alone does not on the Saipan Harbor Improvements project at Saipan, CNMI. have the money and resources for SECRETARY'S The work includes approximately one million cubic yards or the deal with McDonnell Dou dredging, disposal of dredged material, filling of an approximate eight glas," said Ho. "W e need input acre bulkhead wharf, sheet piling, paving, drainage, utilities and others. from private business for our fu Relocation of a sanitary sewer outfall is also required. Construction ture expansion." DAY work is expected to cost about US $40 - $50 million and such work must On Wednesday, Economics be performed without interrupting on-going port operations. Vice Minister Yang Shih-chien on A p ril 22, 1992 Proposals shall include plans for contractor financing or said the Taiwan government contractor-arranged financing. CPA will partially finance the project in might minimize its investment in W e d n e s d a y an amount not to exceed $21 million. Proposals submitted must be available for acceptance for a the proposed deal, adding that period up to 60 days after deadline. CPA may award a contract on the interested parties would form a basis of the initial offers received without negotiations. new investing group for the pro Therefore, the initial offers should contain offerers’ best ject. The mass-circulation United terms. CPA may negotiate the contract with any or all the offerers to Daily News, quoting unnamed obtain the mostadvantageousoffer. CPA will evaluate the proposals on officials, said the Taiwan govern factors which include pricing, financing terms, technical merits, con ment might not invest directly in struction and completion schedules, responsiveness, and contractor’s the McDonnell Douglas deal as demonstrated ability to finance and construct the project. Parliament is unlikely to approve Proposals must be delivered no later than 2:00 P.M., May 15, such an investment now. Opposi 1992 to the office of: tion legislators have said the The Executive director government should not buy shares Commonwealth Ports Authority in a commercial aircraft maker Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands Saipan, MP 96950 with financial troubles. Tel (670) 234-8315/16/17 Taiwan Aerospace signed an Fax (670) 234-5962 agreement last November to ac A pre-proposal meeting will be held at the above address at quire up to 40 percent of the com- 10:00 a.m. on May 1, 1992. Offerers who have any questions must mercial aircraft operations of submit these in writing or by fax to reach the above-no later than April McDonnell Douglas for U.S. dlrs 25,1992. ·' 2 billion. Proposal documents are available from the CPA with payment Under the deal, Taiwan Aero of a non-refundable amount of $300 per set. Cashiers and certified space would build wings and fu checks or money orders shall be made payable to: selages fen- McDonnell Douglas's MD-12 trijet, a new widebody COMMONWEALTH PORTS AUTHORITY passenger plane. The j S S P.O. Box 1055 agreement said Taiwan should JOETEN MOTOR COMPANY INC, Saipan, MP 96950 NISSAN decide on the deal by the end of p t Ä AUTOMOBILE SALES, PARTS & SERVICE RO. BOX 680, SAIPAN MP 9B950 _ - 1 TT /S/J.M. Guerrero January, but Taiwan has taken longer to evaluate the feasibility tel. 234/ 5562/ 5 56 3/ 5564/ 5565/ 5 56 7 /556 8 Buift for the Hum an Race: Chairman Business Hours: Monday to Saturday B:OOam to 5:OOpm „ . Board of Directors of the venture. First on Saipan" Commonwealth Ports Authority Saipan, CNMI / J Date: 3/30/92 <1339)4/3.7.10.17.24* 5/1.« 34-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-APRIL 17 . 1992 FRIDAY, APRIL 17,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIÉWS-35 In Re Estate of Quitugua, Gabriel CNMI vs. Petrus Simon Kelulu CNMI vs. Edel G. Cudia Construction & Material Supply Cepeda F & B Service Station vs. Aaron Rios JC Tenorio Ent. vs. Y.K. Corp. Hal Silk In Re Estate of Cabrera, Jesus CNMI vs. Sun Shik Lee C o u rt C alendar,... vs. Lim Pokman Basic Constr. Supply vs. George F & B Service Station vs. Rosario SN. CNMI vs. Tae Kwon Kim Consruction & Material Supply Continued from page 34 Connie Camacho Mangiona vs. vs. Welcome Inc. K. Taitano T. Salas A. Arriola, et. al. In Re Estate of Pangelinan, Juan CNMI vs. Eusebio N. Maratita JUDGE PEDRO M. ATALIG MTC vs. Michael L. Gamble CNMI vs. Egardo Santos Lino Sabían Tenorio Universal Rental vs. Dwight Unviersal Rental vs. John B. Sunny Market vs. Paul Palmer Danilo Turbila et. al. vs. Valdez CNMI vs. Henry K. Hamo April 20 MTC vs. Piding B. Sabían I. Araman Gloria R. Pangelinan vs. Anto Engler Barrineau Sunny Market vs. Joinus Ent. Constr. Co., Inc. In Re Estate of Jose Laniyo III CNMI vs. Castro, Gregorio 9:00 A.M. Jesus V. Guerrero vs. Wilfredo April 24 nio Muna Masga JC Tenorio Ent. vs. Ambrosio Pacific Constr. Co. vs. Paul A. Inc. Renato A. Flores vs. Rodrigo P. Manalon Saipan Computer Services Inc. In Re Estate of llisari, Jose C. Baumert 8:30 A.M. Carmen Bias Pangelinan vs. CNMI vs. Akira Hatta Liwanag Santos Sunny Market vs. Martin M. Sanchez, et. al. Juan T. Torres vs. Rick B. vs. J. Brown Consulting Inc. In Re Estate of Ogumoro, Jose CNMI vs. Dennis Stephenson CNMIvs. Manuel K. Rabauliman Jose B. Pangelinan JC Tenorio Ent. vs. Ryan Laus Triple J. Saipan vs. Pedro Sablan Bank of Hawaii vs. Jose R. Cruz Songsong CNMI vs. Sigfredo C. Castro CNMI vs. Muna, Raymond N. Henry Ernest Hofschneider vs. Pangelinan Triple J. Saipan vs. Nonito JUDGE ALEX A. CASTRO CNMI vs. Kenawly S. Spis JC Tenorio Ent. vs. Thomas A. Worldwide Ind. Inc. vs. Samuel Jones & Guerrero Co. Inc. vs. 2:00 P.M. 9:00 A.M. Joanne M. Hofschneider Fendyan Y.S.L. Corp vs. Joselito T. Bado.ng April 20 CNMIvs. Jessie Small Muleta Eligió G. Buenaventura, Jr. CNMI vs. Leonardo T. Sandagon CNMI vs. Susan Timllchol April 23 Ike’s Market vs. The Phoenix Cometa Pacific Int’l. Marianas vs. Wil 9:00 A.M. CNMI vs. George Arurang Jo.eten Motor Co. Inc. vs. Ike’s Market vs. Rosita Eugenio Aprii 23 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. Corp. Town House Inc. vs. George M. liam Hocog CNMI vs. Robert N. Kaipat CNMI vs. Romeo N. Mahigne Lourdes C. Pangelinan MTC vs. Top Construction CNMI vs. Diego I. Okaruru CNMI vs. Aaron Torres Cabrera Re Change of Name of Stein, Ike’s Market vs. Brend Rideb Borlas Saipan Supermarket vs. Mans Latte Motors Inc. vs. Antonio C. MTC vs. Joykin Ent. Inc. Marlita C. Vila vs. Kwang Choi CNMI vs. Ireneo N. Sony Jr. Francisco B. Bank of FSM vs. Emily Manas Homes Corp. CNMIvs. Ernest Patrick R. Cruz Ike’s Market vs. Leandro Rafael Atalig MTC vs. Mark Six Corp. Lai CNMI vs. Lucas Limes Laniyo JUDGE MARTY W.K. TAYLOR Adoption Pac. Int’l. Marianas vs. Yu Song Pac Int’l. Marianas vs. David llo CNMI vs. Gabriel Guillermo J. JC Tenorio Ent. vs. Hesa W. Bank of America NT & SA vs. MTC vs. Dosa Subsea Co. Inc. CNMI vs. Dilbela A. Duitacho CNMI vs. Lucas Limes Laniyo April 20 Adoption Kelen Su Pac Int’l. Marianas vs. Carol Rosa T. Deleon Guerrero Town House Inc. vs. Jose I. Yang CNMI vs. Charley G. Turston CNMI vs. Joe T. Cholymay 3:00 April 24 Town House Inc. vs. JG Int’l. Universal Rental vs. Michelle Cruz CNMI vs. William C. Campbell CNMI vs. Donald G. Marney Joeten Motor Co. Inc. vs. Wabol CNMI vs. Marino T. Aldan JUVENILE 9:00 A.M. Town House Inc. vs. Wai Koon Rose Castro Pac Int'l. Marianas vs. Jacob Michael A. Mangiona Jay H. Sorensen vs. Antonio F. 1:30 P.M. CNMI vs. Roselito A. Digo CNMI vs. Kim, Jae Kyun JUVENILE/TRAFFIC Universal Rental vs. Georgia Leung Bank of Saipan vs. Francis Y. Diopulus Union Bank vs. Maximo P. Borja AG & Ino vs. Shen Yan CNMI vs. Vicente C. Babauta CNMI vs. Jones, Jesus Riack 1:30 P.M. Ann M. Indalecio JC Tenorio Ent. vs. Choi Kwang Kelley Pac Int’l. Marianas vs. Joe Buialid Transamerica Corp. vs. Paulita AG & Ino vs. Yu, Ling He CNMI vs. Danilo F. Llaguno CNMI vs. Igisiar, Emery S. AG & Ino vs. Allan G. Dy Bon Pacific Ent. Inc. vs. Jose P. Soo Sinforosa Pinaula vs. Margarita Sanchez Tapa Bar Inc. vs. Mannasses L. Martinez AG & Ino vs. Sai Feng Liang CNMI vs. Regino T. Camacho CNMI vcs. William R. Macaranas Huan Dueñas JC Tenorio Ent. vs. Choi Kwang J. Castro Pac Int’l. Marianas vs. Jose AG & Ino vs. Lian Tian Hai S. Borja, et. ai. Pacific Orient Travel Ser. vs. CNMI vs. Paterno S. Somotil CNMI vs. Kenawly S. Spis April 22 Sunny Market vs. Antonio A. Soo Happy Market vs. Adolfo C. RgygS AG & Ino vs. Mitsuo Aizawa YCO Corp. vs. Manuel J. Castro C.K. Pacific Inc. CNMI vs. Arthur E. Urbano CNMI vs. Alexander E. Duamy 9:00 A.M. Benavente JC Tenorio Ent. vs. Leonora Serrano Continued on page 36 MTC vs. Fernando V. Cruz, Jr. Ko, Seong Yong vs. Park, Dong AG & Ino vs. Toshihiro Tsuruta CNMI vs. Juan K. Kaniki CNMI vs. Kapileo, Henry Ilo CNMI vs. Lucia Fejeran MTC vs. Glorina P. Baibas Seopp, et. al. AG & Ino vs. Alexander C. Jaro CNMI vs. Pablo L. Fitial CNMI vs. Romolor, Robert O. CNMI vs. Elias Fejeran MTC vs. Octavio S. Marasigan Bank of Hawaii vs. Jesus K. AG & Ino vs. Markio Kaguchi CNMI vs. Salesio S. Angiil CNMI vs. Escandor, Armando CNMI vs. Juan S. Basa MTC vs. Jhun L. Tiglao Desebel AG & Ino vs. Yolanda A. Sevilla CNMI vs. Eusebio Maratita E. CNMI vs. Michael C. Tkel Tripie J. Saipan, Inc. vs. Noburu Bank of Hawaii vs. Joseph T. AG & Ino vs. Feng Qiong Che CNMI vs. Vinnie E. Reusch CNMI vs. Bernard A. Charley CNMI vs. Juan S. Basa Izawa Seman AG & Ino vs. Genita D. Macalipis CNMI vs. Melchor S. Pilande CNMI vs. Charley G. Turston CNMI vs. Manases P. Castro MTC vs. Falcon Ent. Inc. Rain Water Saipan inc. vs. Sae April 21 . CNMI vs. Diego I. Okaruru CNMI vs. JoeN. Villagomez CNMI vs. Lucia a. Dueñas Song, Soo Yun vs. Edwin Woun Corp. 9:00 A.M. CNMI vs. Paul Sungmo Khang CNMI vs. Alfredo D. Delos Reyes 10:00 A.M. Triple J. Saipan vs. Vicente T. General Ent. Inc. vs. Henry S. In Re Estate of Regiren, Ana CNMI vs. Lucas Limes Laniyo CNMI vs. A. Lorenzo Bautista Joseph C. Ada vs. Elisa P. THE ONLY THING Teregeyo, et. al. Pangelinan CNMI vs. Evangelo В. Alarcon CNMI vs. Thomas L. Joab CNMI vs. Ryuki Chiku Sabían MTC vs. Willy K. Weita Antonio S. Camacho vs. Cho CNMI vs. Jerilyn M. Igitol CNMI vs. Mariano A. Shiano CNMI vs. Vicente C. Aldan 1:30 P.M. Ins. Co. of North America vs. Min Wan et. al. CNMI vs. Delvin Eliesar CNMI vs. Vicente R. Camacho CNMI vs. Jae Soul Lim Juan I. Ilo Westpac Dev. Ltd. vs. Antonio 1:30 P.M. CNMI vs. Reynaldo N. Gonzales CNMI vs. Max Cruz Jr. PUBLIC NOTICE THAT GOES FASTER THAN CNMI vs. Maynard Hilbert In the Superior Court of the CNMI vs. Emery S. Igisaiar Commonwealth of the Northern 1:30 P.M. Mariana Islands CNMI vs. Roberto A. Umaclap THE WEEKEND. Continued on page 35 CIVIL ACTION NO. 92-333 TERRACE RESTAURANT TERRY W. GADDY, o f f c o Plaintiff, PUBLIC NOTICE -v- Invites you... In the Superior Court of the EDWARD QUICHOCHO and Commonwealth of the IGNACIO QUICHOCHO, A LA CARTE MENU o r CATCH CE THE DAY Northern Mariana Islands Defendants. MONDAYS FIRST AMENDED S p e c i a l s CIVIL ACTION NO. 91-317 SUMMONS HERMAN B. CABRERA & TO THE ABOVE-NAMED ASSOCIATES, DEFENDANT IGNACIO ______TUESDAYS S t e a k a n d l o b s t e r N i t e QUICHOCHO: Plaintiff, Complete with Salad Bar and Desserts. YOU ARE HEREBY SUM vs. MONED and notified to file any TADASHIIIDA and IIDA answer you wish to make to the WEDNESDAY A'LA CARTE MENU or CATCH OF THE DAY KIKAKU CO., LTD., Complaint, a copy of which is given Defendants. you herewith, within twenty-one SPECIALS (21) days after the fourth publica NOTICE OF tion of this Notice, and to deliver or EXECUTION SALE mail a copy of your answer to STEAK and LOBSTER PilTE THURSDAYS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN WHITE, NOVO-GRADAC AND Complete with Salad Bar and Desserts. that, pursuant to a Writ of Ex MANGLONA, the Plaintiff’s at ecution issued by the Court in torneys, whose address is Post Of fice Box 222 CHRB, Saipan, MP FRIDAYS S e a f o o d m it e b u f f e t this matter on December 16, 1991,1 will sell, at public auc 96950, as soon as practicable after Featuring: Salad Bar, Fresh Oysters. Shrimps. Mussels, tion, to the highest bidder, for filing your answer or sending it to on the spot Mixed Seafood Tempura the Clerk of Courts for filing. and grilled Items, desserts. current lawful money of the Your answer should be in writing ALL -YOU-CAN-EAT · From 6:30p.m. - 9:30 p.m. United States, all of the right and filed with the Clerk of this Adults 320.00/Kids $10.00 title, and interest of Defendant Court at Susupe, Saipan. It may be Tadashi Iida and Iida Kikaku prepared and signed for you by your Co., LTD., in and to the follow counsel and sent to the Clerk of this SATURDAYS BAR-B-QUE NITE at the POOLSEME ^ ing property: Court by messenger or mail. It is Full your plate with Sashimi. Oysters, Snow Crab Claws, Mussels, not necessary for you to appear Futomakl, Salad Bar and your choice of your favorite dressings ans One (1) Toyota Previa Van, personally until further notice. our on the spot Bar-B-Que Items with Tiger Prawns. Fresh Catch of The White Color If you fail to file an answer in ac cordance with this Summons, Day. Top Sirloin. Chicken and Pork Kebob then, finished It with our License Plate No. A AT-125 sumptuous desserts. Together with LIVE entertainment by the TOPAZ judgment by default may be taken 1991 Model; against you for the relief demanded BAND. ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT The sale will be held on Friday, in the Complaint. Adults: $22.00/ Kids $ 11.00 April 24, 1992, at the hour of By order of the above Court. 10:00 a.m., at the Police Station /s/Clerk of Court SUNDAYS G o u r m e t C h a m p a g n e S u n d a y b r u n c h in Susupe, Saipan, Northern Dated this31stdayofMarch, 1992. (1553) 4/10-5/l/F Savor with Chef Roger Gagnon's Gourmet Champagne Mariana Islands. Sunday Brunch. From 10:30 a.m. -2:00 p.m. The sale will be held without Complete with Black Angus Prime Rib. Suckling Pig any warranties whatsoever, cut to your taste. ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT. whether express or implied, all 5 ACRES Adults $ 18.00 NET/KIDS $9.00 NET of which are hereby expressly disclaimed. The sale is subject RANCH LAND Join us on our “ HAPPY HOI . POOLSIDE with a 20% discount on all drinks, to approval by the Court. The while you listen to the music of the ARC trio from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. plus HOT right is reserved to reject any in Colorado for and COLD Hors d’ Oeuvres on the house except Wednesdays. and all bids for any reason. DATED: April 9,1992. sale. Musiseli.
/s/P03 Ronald San Nicolas $5,500.! AQUA RESORT CLUB Dela Cruz Jx Saipan Department of Public Safety Tel. No. 6 7 1 -646-0807 _____ · (1586) 4/14 & 17 (11213) 3/27, 4/10 & 17 I 36-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRTOAY-APRIL 17 .1992 FRIDAY, APRIL 17 ,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-37 C o u r t . . . C o u r t C alen d ar... Continued from page 35 FOR RENT S T O R E s p a c e f o r RENT Continued from page 36 MTC vs. Duane Houser Pac Int’l. Marianas vs. Jose Continental Airlines vs. Donald MTC vs. Gloria B. Mahilum in the tourist belt o f G arapan Villagomez J. Mclain MTC vs. Monica H. Calamba SAIPAN EXPRESS SERVICE OFFICE SPACES Highway Market vs. Donald J. Lucky Supermarket vs. Aries MTC vs. Alejo S. Armenion beside Kim chi Cabana Club Mclain Corp. MTC vs. Jose B. Avila Jr. MMC Building 1 & 2 U.R. Video Rental vs. Dan Lucky Supermarket vs. Polly MTC vs. William S. Borja Pangelinan Omechelang MTC vs. Brenda A. Reyes Chalan K anoa • S T O R E S IZ E : 1 , 1 6 6 S q . Ft. U.R. video Rental vs. Edward Lucky Supermarket vs. Melinda Riva Inc. vs. Ricardo Rangamar Pacific M icronesian Lines (PM L) is pleased to Manglona 875 Sq. Ft. per unit • ONLY ONE STORE AVAILABLE Pagcu Riva Inc. vs. Paul Raymond Happy Market vs. Edgardo D. Lucky Supermarket vs. Rosita Kaipat announce the inauguration of a new dry cargo Macabalo N. Omelau Riva Inc. vs. Kina Mendiola RESIDENTIAL HOUSES For m ore inform ation please call Cresencia B. Villagomez vs. Lucky Supermarket vs. Rosario Transamerica Corp. vs. Young containerized "EXPRESS SERVIC E" from our James Dela Cruz T. Salas Jo Son 234-6622*322-5004 (15380) 4/3tolYP-TH F i n a S i s u Cresencia B. Villagomez vs. Lucky Supermarket vs. Ryoh Juanito Dig. Fejeranvs. NeliaS. O akland term inal to Saipan. Cornelia Faisao Shiomi Madlmeduh C halan Piao Plaza Saipan Supermarket VS. Lucky Supermarket vs. Summit Bank of Saipan vs. Thomasa Deothora Conrad Marianas Corp. Taitano Chalan K anoa LCL cargo w ill be consolidated into full container Pentagon Federal Cr. Union vs. Lucky Supermarket vs. Cynthia Bank of Saipan vs. Frank S. Ada Wanted 2 hectares of Band Richard P. Long A. Tudela Bank of Saipan vs. Robert For m ore inform ation please U.R. Video Rental vs. Tom Magofna loads for w eekly service to Saipan, via Guam ! w ith paved road frontage and Town House Inc. vs. Lucia C. contact Deo M anese or A dor Hocog Sablan Transamerica Corp. vs. Fran Island Fiesta Foods Co. vs. Terry cisco P. Sablan s e r v i c e d f a y electricity and Town House Inc. vs. Lucia C. Torres 2nd Floor, Joeten C enter B. santos Sablan Castro's Service Station vs. YOUR CARGO SHOULD BE DIRECTED Bank of Hawaii vs. Kenaro w a t e r . Happy Market vs. American Michelle Rose Castro Tel. #234-6445/46. Suzuki Pacific Inc. Castro’s Service Station vs. TO THE FOLLOW ING ADDRESS: WiBB pay $1,320,000 J. Lee Ent. Inc. vs. Pablo T. Lucky Supermarket vs. Serafin Christina S. Aldan Cuison A. Camacho, et. al. Castro’s Service Station vs. KMPG Peat Marwick ($2,000 per m onth for 55 yrs.). Sunny Market vs. Frances S. Town House Inc. vs. Alma L. Agatha B. Deleon Guerrero Castro Foodmart vs. Lucille M. has one position available for Lagadia Fernandez Pacific M icronesian Lines Sunny Market vs. Lolita De Dios Town House Inc vs. Joaqul.na Camacho ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF OFFICE CLERK Sunny Market vs. Lucy I. Tarope T. Mendiola Castro Service Station vs. Ray 1700 2 4 th Street Part-time (3-4 hours daily) Please write to Box PPP 302 Saipan, Sunny Market vs. Sae Woun Town House Inc. vs. Dwight Smith & Associates Must be dependable and self motivating MP 96950, ATTN: MR. CHRISTIAN. Corp. Engler MTC vs. Kum, Byung Nam Oakland, CA 94607 $5.00 - $6.00 per hour Sunny Market vs. Martin A. White, Novo-Gradac & MTC vs. Vician R. Trinidad (7580) 4/17,21,24,28 Qualified applicants contact Marita at 322-0860. castro Manglona vs. Ja Sii Koo Tel:!-800-262-4826 Sunny Market vs. Terry B. White, Novo-Gradac & TINIAN Santos Manglona vs. Yang Yoon Jong April 23 Sunny Market vs. Geraldine D. Tapo Shopping vs. Gina R. 9:00 A.M. Sebklim Torwal CNMI vs. Diego Salas Mundo Transit tim e from O akland to Saipan w ill be 15 days. Sunny Market vs. Lee, Jae II MTC vs. Song, Suk Beom CNMI vs. Diego Mundo Sunny Market vs. A-Ros Corp. MTC vs. John Holloran CNMI vs. Pedro B. Mendiola You w ill be notified of the arrival of your cargo at Sunny Market vs. A- Ros Corp. MTC vs. Maria I. Torres CNMI vs. Pedro B. Mendiola Saipan by our agent FA S M oving & Storage who ( s m a s s s a < s o m Transamerica Corp. vs. A & B MTC vs. Paul D. Logan CNMI vs. Pedro B. Mendiola Ent. MTC vs. Henry S. Sablan CNMI vs. Ireneo N. Sony BLACK Continental Airlines vs. Fran MTC vs. Bertha R. Mendiola Town House Inc. vs. Alfonso S. also offers delivery service to your door at the Continental I MTC vs. Hermina B. Cruz Borja cisco R. Dela Cruz regular Saipan trucking rates. A ir lin e s i& SFÆ LABEL Continud on page 37 MTC vs. Thomas K. Lee MTC vs. Elizabeth B. Menez
PUBLIC NOTICE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS W e hope you w i l l take advantage of this new superior In the Superior Court of the CUC RFP NO. 92-0010 Commonwealth of the Northern service. Regular PM L tariff rates w ill apply. Mariana Islands April 01,1992
CIVIL ACTION NO. 92411 The Commonwealth Utilities Corporation (CUC) is requesting proposals JACKC. MUNA, from qualified firms for consulting advisory services, that meets the Plaintiff, requirements outlined in the request for proposal (RFP) information, vs. guidelines and instructions. ANA SANTOS MUNA, Defendant. CUC is continuing to evaluate the appropriateness of its power, water SUMMONS and sewer rates and the rate structure to stay within its statutory COMMONWEALTH PORTS AUTHORITY I all youm » i EK TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE mandate and at the same time provide the necessary essential services FENDANT: Ana Santos Muna at a cost that is fair and favorable to its customers and conducive to SAIPAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT I $ γ£ YOU ARE HEREBY SUM fostering continuing economic development. Further, because of the P.O. BOX 1055 SAIPAN MP 96950 о \ MONED and required to file an an necessary capital improvements to the power, water and sewer systems, Phone: (670) 234-8315/6/7 Fax: (670) 234-5962 WIN T o swer to the Complaint for Divorce CUC will continue its financial planning. The financial planning will which is hereby served upon you require evaluation of appropriate financing alternatives for the capital within twenty (20) days after ser i improvements. •|ЛА^С ^ vice of the Summons upon you, and BID INVITATION S A T U R D A Y to deliver or mail a copy of your answer to JUAN T. LIZ AM A, At Accordingly, CUC wants to obtain assistance for general business and financial planning, development of cost of service and rate design ΊνιηΟTWOBAMo$ΏΑΜηΟ NαΓτ ltfHΛ Μ Τ1'T torney for Plaintiff, whose address ' y r ' S fOLKSIW SER FROM is P.O. Box 1508, Saipan, Northern studies, determining available financing alternatives, and obtaining a BID NO.: 001-92 MAMNy SILVA If ToPA Ti Mariana Islands, as soon as practi credit rating. A^Y &iV<\ BAND , _ cable after filing your answer or VA*? 0? Vc\$ ' # 5 .c b co v er ohAb s E p\v £Qli\VA sending it to the Cleric of Courts for RFP information, guidelines and instructions may be obtained from the FOR: Construction of Airline Office Extension at 00 from lo :oo P m -To 12:4.5 filing. HAvf r 4-W . /NCIUOES ON E PArFL6 Office of the Executive Director, CUC. Saipan International Airport Terminal, Ticket or tr a d e in /o u r Your answer should be in writing Raffle ticket of-’Wde and filed with the Clerk of this Court The proposals shall be numbered CUC RFP 92-0010, sealed and Departure Building in your p iffle .ticket $gft at the Civic Center, Saipan, North 50% OFF OKI YOUP. FIFSTPRINK submitted in one original and seven (7) copies to the Manager of ern Mariana Islands. It may be pre pared for you by your counsel and Procurement and Supply, Commonwealth Utilities Corporation, Lower DATE: May 08,1992 sent to the Cleric of this Court by Base, Saipan, MP 96950, by no later than 3:00 P.M. local time on May BUY RAFFLE TICKET for only# 5.00 messenger or mail. It is not neces 01,1992. Late proposals will not be considered. •and have a chamce to W XW Fabulous sary for you to appear personally PLACE: OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR p r i z e s . until further notice. CUC reserves the right to reject any or all proposals for any reason and SAIPAN, MARIANA ISLANDS g r a n d P R I Z E ·' t w o Ro u n d t r ip t ic k e t s If you fail to file an answer in accor to waive any defects in said proposals, or any of them, if in its sole t o MANILA dance with this Sumrficms, judgment opinion to do so would be in its interest. All proposal shall become the 2N D P R IZ E ·' TROLLIMG FOR FOUR АЯ ю й а и у М(ЖЕ; by default may be taken against you property of CUC. INTERESTED PARTIES MAY PICK UP 3R D P R IZ E : DINNER FOR TWO ATFEMlUGTctL for the relief demanded in the Complaint for Divorce. RESTAIJRANT All inquiries shall be directed to Mr. Ramon S. Guerrero, Executive BID FORMS/SPECIFICATIONS AT SAID PLACE By order of the above Court: Director of CUC at telephone numbers (670) 3224033/5088. /s/Bemadita Sablan "^vuuLAA/UT/UUlJTnjlA? BUD Deputy Cleric of Court /s/J.M . GUERRERO /s/Ramon S. Guerrero CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD/ YOU DO 3VOT NEED TO BE PRESEN T TO 'WIN Commonwealth Superior Court LIGHT Dated this 1 day of April, 1992. Executive Director (154Æ) 4/3.10,17, A 24/F (1545)4/3-8*17 CONTRACTINO OFFICER FROM FEB IO ”JO APRIL 3 0 4/17-m- avt-a ■ FRIDAY, APRIL 17 ; 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND'VIEWS-39 ♦ -38-MARrANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-APRIL17.1992 L e t t e r s . . ^continued from page 2 T hird A nniversary R osary jeopardize the early projected extension, they should ask addi growth in our financial capabil- tional amount of resources from these developers. like paying We the family of the ity‘ The 8th Legislature, in search CNMI fuel consumption for 15 late, for an alternative to finance some years. Likewise, the rest of the JUANA AQUA RESORT CLUB of our development projects re developers who are now oper Saipan sulted in a very unpopular but ating in our Islands who wants to QUIDACHAY practical decision, approved the avail of the 15 years extension three (3) public land lease to the will also share the payment foi: AGUERO developers such are: UMDA in CNMI fuel consumption. I salute DELEON Marpi area, Haas & Haynie in our Governor Honorable Lorenzo is renowned for many things; Obyan area and Nico Corporation DL. Guerrero for his candid re GUERRERO its impeccable service, its Fine marks that CNMI is financially in Rota. For 25 years lease period, cuisine, and its casually elegant athmosphere. these developers pledge to spend independent and will salute him Would like to Invite all our relatives fir friends for the millions of dollars for the benefits again if ever the CNMI govern Third Anniversary Rosary of our beloved Mother and of the CNMI. ment will become a benefactor of Qrandmother. To enhance your dining pleasure, we are proud to present the The central point of my mes free for 15 years. When that time sage is that these developers were comes our CNMI government will nightly rosary will be said at the residence of Mr. fit Mrs. 'ARC TRIO'. Mow, enjoy a variety of your favorite Oldies but asking an extension of 15 years then be fully financially inde Jesus Aguero Deleon Guerrero (Vicky) at Koblerville, Goodies, and unforgettable love songs, as they serenade you, _nnnnnf^fr r ^ which is now under study by the pendent. beginning Friday, April 24, 1992 at 8:00 p.m. while you dine by cnadlelight on the island's finest grilled meats, 8 th Legislature up to the 30th of Sincerely, seafood and superb continental cuisine... On the final day, Saturday, May 2, 1992, Rosary will be trio this month. Now, if the 8th Leg /s/Jesus Manglona Taisacan said at 12:00 noon and the Mass of Intention will be said from 6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. islature will consider the 15 years Rotanese at 6:00 p.m. at St. Jude Church, dinner will be served Letters to the editorare welcome on any subject so long as they hand-signed (no immediately at the above residence. photocopied signatures, please). Letters addressed to other publications or to TONIGHT En jo y the great taste of our third parties are discouraged. a t Rey Lounge Please join us In prayers. " C hef R ecom m ends" s p e c ia lly p re p a re d Faxed letters are allowed, so long as there is a voice telephone number for verification, as are “electronic mail”. Letters endorsing particular political candi T h an k You fit SI Y uus M aase by our Executive Chef Roger Qagnon. dates are not encouraged and all letters are subject to editing for length and From th e C hildren fit Q ran d ch lld ren content. All letters remain the property of the Variety. You can also crack open the great taste .... L isten to th e m usic o r sim ply INVITATION TO BID O f o u r " LIVE MAINE LOBSTER" dance the night aw ay w ith DPW92-ITB-0022I NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TONIGHT Your choice of: The Department of Public Works is soliciting sealed bids TO W AREHOUSEM AN'S LIEN Broiled 'A1 Diablo' your favorite songs from for the Construction of “Proposed Tinian Senior Citizen The Classic Thermidor' Center Extension, San Jose, Tinian”, Commonwealth of 5 CM C, SECTION 7210 (2) y estery ears to th e 90’s Steamed 'A la Nage' the Northern Mariana Islands. Bids in duplicate will be P L E A S E T A K E NO TIC E that on April 25,1992 at 10:00 Broiled 'A la Americaine' accepted in the Office of the Chief of Procurement & A perfect place to u n w in d ...... A.M. at the F A S Moving & Storage Co. warehouse Supply at Lower Base, Saipan until 2:00 p.m., local time, located atLowerBase, Saipan, CNM I, a sale of household "ROAST PRIME RIB ' are ready to serve Tuesday, April 28,1992, at which time and place the bids goods belonging to Kyung Byong will take place to satisfy TONIGHT N ig htly from 8:30 p.m . to 11: 45 p.m . will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received an outstanding account owed to FA S Moving & Storage right out o f the Prim e Rib Trolley. Please after the above time will not be accepted under any ask your waiter either Ladies Cut or Men's Except Sunday Co. The general public is invited to attend. Some of the circumstances. items to be sold are: Captain's Cut, cooked to your taste. NO COVER CHARGE A bond of 15% of the total bid price must accompany the Clothing Picture frame bid. This security may be a Certified Check, Cashier’s Kitchen Ware Stuffed animals T h e R e a l B e a u t y I s I n H o w I t T a s t e s Check, Bid bond or other form acceptable to the Govern Books Decorations AQUA RESORT CLUB ment made payable to the Treasurer, Commonwealth of Toys Luggage For reservations, please dial Tel. 322-1234 extension 731, 730 S a ip a n the Northern Mariana Islands with a notation on the face of Chinese Cabinet Shoes the check: “Credit Account No. 1453”. Video Cas>eties Phone VCR The bidder is required to submit with His proposal, a copy Wall mirror Records of his business permit as acompliance with the Contractor’s Lamps PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM Tables Registration and Licensing Laws of the Commonwealth of Floor mats H U R R Y...W ILL N O T LA ST !! Public School Registration Begins April the Northern Mariana Islands. Blankets for Next School Year Baby stroller Guitar Specifications and plans of the project are available on or Commissioner of Education William S. Torres has announced that the CNMI Public School GEORGE F. FLEMING system will conduct its student registration tor school year 1992/3 during the month of April in after April 15, 1992, at Technical Services Division, Lienholder B R A N D N E W the schools on Saipan, Tinian and Rota. Department of Public Works in Saipan. A non-refundable payment of $75.00 is required for each set. Pre-bid Documents such as an immunization card or health certificate, birth certificate and transcripts conference for this project w:ll be held at 2:00 p.m., local W AREHOUSE COM PLEX are required. time, Friday, April 23, 1992, at the Technical Services Division, Department of Public Works on Saipan. The registration dates are as follows: ANAICS PRIME LOCATION & 1. Elementary School : April 6 - 10, 1992 (K-6) Attention is called to the Labor Standards Provisions for CONDOMINIUMS PREMIUM VISIBILITY (All students entering KINDERGARTEN and FIRST GRADE next school year Wage Rate Determination of the CNMI Classification and need to register.) Salary Structure Plans, and payment of not less than the FOR RENT (Only New Students for Grades 2 to 6 will register.) minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the Specifi 3 Anaks Condominiums for Rent. AREA: WIDTH 40' x LENGTH 120' x EAVE 18' (4,800 SQ. FT. cations must be paid on this project. 2. Junior High School : April 13 -16, 1992 Both 2 bedroom AMENITIES INCLUDE: (7-8) 1-1/2 bathroom unfurnished. (The Junior High Counselor will go to Elementary School to register incoming All bid documents' received shall be the sole property of the CONTAINED 20' x 24' 7th Graders.) Government of the Northern Mariana Islands with the $1,800/mo. and $l,500/mo. exception of bid bonds, certified checks orcashier’s check OFFICE SPACE WITH . TO 3. High School April 20-24, 1992 which will be returned to the bidders in accordance with Other unit 2 bedroom WASHROOM Current Freshmen April 20-24, 1992 the specifications section, “Instruction to Bidders” Page I- AIRPORT Current Sophomores April 20-24, 1992 2, Paragraph No. 05, Bid Guarantee. 1-1/2 bathroom, fully furnished, 1/2 KM Current Juniors April 20-24, 1992 $2,000/mo. ROLL-UP STEEL POOR Incoming Freshmen April 27-30, 1992 The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids 14' x 14' RS WITH CHAIN and to waive any imperfection in the bid proposal in the (Marianas High School Counselors will go to Hopwood Jr. High School to interest of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana O n t u ^ register incoming freshmen.) Islands. BACK-UP GENERATOR f A I I 234-9084 /s/ELIZABETH H. SALAS-BALAJADIA L A L L 234-9083 Transfer students to high school will register July 1st and 2nd 1992. DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS Commonwealth Properties (1544) 4/3, 6A8 2/1/92 ' '______(1582) 4/10,14,17,21 ^-M ARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-APRIL 17 ,1992 CNMI takes part.. FRIDAY, APRIL 17 ,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-41 M arianas P ublie Land C orporation continued from page 1 Traffic light. F O R S A L E PUBLIC NOTICE the conference,” said Waihee in a a panel would deal with thé im continued from page 1 letter to Governor Lorenzo I. DL. plication of international Pursuant to the provisions of 2 Sigon gi probension siha gi 2 Reel ayleewal me bwangil 2 Another site being mulled for the intersections one at a time. arid the removal of some, power B R A N D N E W Guerrero. agreement on traditional envi CMC4141 et see, the PUBLIC CMC 4141 ct scc i PUBLIC CMC 4141 et sec, PUBLIC traffic lights is the triangle in The traffic flow is said to be halt poles to make way for the signals. The conference is dubbed as a ronmental management, and 4 3 0 0 № . PURPOSE LAND EX PURPOSE LAND EX- PURPOSE LAND EX Chalan Laulau near Middle Road. ing in the absence of traffic We’re also'looking at the possi historic event in that it will pro coastal zone management expe CHANGE AUTHORIZA CHANGE ACTOF 1987, sino i CHANGE AUTHORIZA Hie aim of the study include controls and unlimited access to bility of providing a four-lane vide a rare opportunity for groups rience, about which he will be tulaikan taño para proposilon TION ACT OF 1987, nge the evaluation of the existing Beach Road, and that the lack of pavement alongbeachRoadfrom TION ACT OF 1987, notice is representing a diverse range of making a presentation. VECTOR JEWELRY SAFE Marianas Public Land Corpo conditions of the traffic corridor, zoninglaws coupledwith therapid Quartermaster Road stretching hereby given of Marianas Pub pupbliku na akton 1987, nutisia perspectives to share their ideas “I am set to give the CNMI’s ration e arongaartowlap, igha the estimate of the level of ser pace of development have added way down south to the Pacific lic Land C orporation’s inten manana i ginen este put i intcn- on meeting the environmental perspective on the issues of en e mangii y cbwe lliiwelo falu w vice and capacity, and the to the confusion, resulting in a Islands G ub,” said Balajadia. $8500 tion to enter into an exchange sion-na i Marianas Public Land challenges facing the Pacific vironmental problems. We look iye e toolong faluw kka faal. formulation of recommended traffic free-for-all. Plans may have been set for a agreement involving the par Corporation humalom gi community of nations. forward to international agree 9 JEWELRY SHOWCASES WITH LIGHTS. modifications to improve the Balajadia, in a telephone con four-lane Beach Road as evi cels of land described below. kontratan atulaikan taño ni ha Aramasyee tipali ngeemmwel Plans are for representatives of ments that may be developed. IN EXCELLENT CONDITION - $750 EACH conditions. versation clarified that the traffic denced by a separate study also Concerned persons may request afefckta i pedason taño siha ni ebwe tingor ebwe yoor hear major governmental and non We should recognize the unique The study likewise endeavored signalization project may not get made by Winzler & Kelly. CALL NICK NICHOLS a hearing on any proposed ex manmadeskribi gi sampapa. ing reel inaamwo lliiwelil governmental organizations with socio-economic conditions of the to estimate projected traffic con rid of the traffic congestion prob Balajadia said she is trying to find changed by contacting MPLC Manintercsante siha na petsona faluw fa. Aramas ye e tipali islands and take into consider 2 3 4 - 7 1 9 3 interests in the Pacific to have ditions to evaluate proposed lem, as this is caused by the rapid somebody to do the project in- 3/31 4/7-10.14-17.21 by or on May 6, 1992. If so sina manmamaisen inekungok nge cmmwcl ye re tipali reel ation the cultures expressedly presentations of their island modifications and to identify al growth in the number of cars ply- house since it would be a lot kkapsal faluw, nge rebwe federal and national policies that requested, hearings on the put maseha manu/hafa na nation’s experiences, with topics ternatives for safe, convenient ing the island’s major cheaper that way, and because AARON FEINSTIEN aghuleey ngali MPLC wool are promulgated even if these are transactions listed below will priniponi put tulaikan taño. ranging from regional perspec vehicle and pedestrian movement thoroughfares, but will only there is no money yet to finance inappropriate and inapplicable Saipan Distributor be scheduled on May 8,1992 at A ’ agang i MPLC antes pat osino me ngare mmwal Mayo dia 6, tives, global climate change, along the corridor. minimize the bottlenecks consid such a project. here like wetland issues, endan Asia/Pacific Division 9:00 a.m. in the Conference gi Mayo dia 6, 1992. Yanggen 1992. Ngare eyoortingorbwe waste disposal, marine resource It was found that there wee erably. She sees no problem, however, gered species, and many other Room o f M PLC. guaha inekungok marikuesta, i yoor hearing, nge rebwe extraction, to the implications of varying degrees of traffic con “The project is not only involv on the traffic signalization project fisheries policies. We want our o n . inekungok siempre para i ayoora reel tali faluw kka faal, international agreements on cul gestion at different times of day ing the putting up of traffic signals as it was appropriated for in the views known in that conference,” PUBLIC PURPOSE - Road sigicnte siha na transaksion u nge rebwe tooto wool Mayo turally sensitive local and that the most congested area but also some modifications in supplemental budget passed by said Villagomez in an interview ways Acquisition fan m akondukta gi M ayo dia 8, dia 8, 1992, otol ye 9:00 a.m. environmental issues. in the stretch is that between the selected intersections, restriping, Legislature last year. SNAP-ON TOOLS INTERNATIONAL, LTD In accepting the invitation, yesterday at his CRM office. 1992, gi oran alas 9:00 gi eggan mellol MPLC Conference As Perdido and the Chalan Msgr. MAILORDER PLUS PHONE Villagomez lauded the holding of Among the scheduled topics (670) 235-6245 PRIVATE LAND - Saipan LotJ gi halom i kuatton konfirensian Room. Guerrero intersections where P.O. BOX 2860 FAX the meeting prior to the confer are the problems posed by haz (670) 234-1412 Tract No. 024 F 01 i M PLC. commercial activity is said to be ence as it will accord officials ardous and toxic materials, SAIPAN MP 96950 BEEPER 234-4128 Containing an area of 4,233 AMMWELEER TOWLAP - densest APARTMENT FOR RENT from the American Pacific State radioactive wastes, and residen square meters PROPOSITON PUPBLIKU - Roadway Acquisition Random travel time taken dur and Territories an opportunity to tial wastes and how to deal with Roadways Acquisition ing a 12-hour period show that develop coordinated strategy on them. PUBLIC LAND - Saipan Lot/ FALAWAL ARAMAS - the progression can slow down to NEW LY CONSTRUCTED!! coastal management. DNR Director Guerrero and an average of six miles per hour. To be available in May, 1992 Tract No. 028 F 01 TAÑO PRAIBET- Sitio Numiru Saipan Lot/T ract No. 024 F 01 “We must identify priority is Turpee have yet to be contacted Between As Perdido and Msgr. APARTM ENT FOR RENT Containing an area of 20,000 024 F 01 giya Saipan yan ha Llapal nge 4,233 square meters sues that the UN forum must to confirm their participation in Guerrero, test runs produced an Location, Dandan, San Vicente square meters Konsisistc 4,233 metro kuadrao * 2 Bedroom - fully furnished/24 Hours Water address,” said Villagomez. the meeting which would be held average speed of 24 miles per na arca F A L A W E E R T O W L A P - * Convenient Location, Near Hospital, Hotels, Villagomez disclosed that dur at the Jefferson Hall, East West hour, well below the desired 35 Ocean V iew Saipan LotJTract No. 028 F 01 ing the meeting, he will be part of Center in Honolulu. mph. Shopping Area. TAÑO PUPBLIKU - Sitio Llapal nge 20,000 square The project is said to benefit * Convenient Parking Space. Numiru 028 F 01 giya Saipan meters the public through synchronized Contact Tel. No. 234-9542 for inquiry. Located at Lower Navy Hill, yan ha Konsisistc, 29,051 timing and movement of vehicles, please call Tel. No. 322-3581, ask for Rose or Pepe. metro kuadrao na arca (1625) 4/17,24 A 5/1,8 which would be taking turns at (7494) 4/10 - 5/1/F
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SHOWTIME : 1 1 :00 P.M. AND 1 :00 A.M. Philippine Goods Building Tel. 234-6485/0455 Beach Road, San Jose, Saipan , IMP 96950 Fax No.(670) 234-0938 FRIDAY, APRIL· 17 > 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-43 U.S. sees no need for multilateral security system in Asia by David W. Chen recognized Asia’s shift away from asked American officials to retain an Solomon confirmed that Cheney cessful security structures in Europe Associated Press Writer military concerns to economic active regional presence in view of would be visiting the region soon “to was that there was a very clearly HONG KONG (AP)-The ones was facilitated by the end of therecm American withdrawal from emphasize our interest in maintain defined threat,” Solomon said. “You United States sees no need for a the Cold War. military baSes in the Philippines. ing a. security presence.” havenot had that kindof a situation in multilateral security structure in “We are in a period where East Over the last .several years, the Solomon said the United States the Asia-Pacific region.” Asia given the lack of a major Asia is very fortunate not to have United States has quietly strength- felt there was no “impulse” or “ratio Solomon also voiced optimism for security threat and America’s a major security threat to the re enedits military ties with many Asian nale” for Asian nations to establish a continued strides toward peace in 1 COMPUTER PROGRAMER -Col 10 FOLDERS (PACKERS) -High school 4 CARPENTER 1 BARBER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. equiv. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.50- continuedmilitary presence in the gion, and that has enabled the countries through frequent joint multilateral security system similar Cambodia and America’s gradual ACCOUNTANT experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. lege grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: 6 MASON 5.00 per hour. region, a senior U.S. State De United States to bring about a mod military exercises, trainingprograms to the Conference on Security and normalization process withVietnam. 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school equiv., 2 Contact: JEANNETTE L CAMACHO $800 per month. 1 ACCOUNTANT-College grad., 2 yrs. Contact: SAIPAN MANUFACTURERS, partment official said Thursday. est reduction of our ... military yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. dba APRIL JEAN'S BEAUTY SALON & 3 AUTO MECHANIC -High school grad. andmihtarycooperationagreemenis. Cooperation in Europe. He said the U.S. would soon be experience. Salary $5.19 per hour. INC., P.O. Box 2017 Saipan, MP 96950 1 STRUCTURAL ENGINEER - College DRESS SHOP, P.O. Box 3050, Saipan, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $450.-675. Richard Solomon, the assistant forces,” Solomon said. But to To reiterate that commitment, “The only reason you had suc- sending an ambassador to Laos. 2 MEAT CUTTER - High school grad., 2 (5/1 )F/7608. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 MP 96950 (4/17)F/7467. per month. secretary of state for East Asian safeguard against any threat, yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. 1 SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE - Contact: PLAZA CORPORATION, P.O. per month. 1 ACCOUNTANT -College grad. 2 yrs. and Pacific affairs, also said that Solomon said the United States Contact: PEDRO C. SAN NICOLAS 1 ASST. CHIEF COOK (CHINESE College grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: Box 2569, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/24)F/ experience. Salary: $6.00 per hour. Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney dba PAB CONST. & MANPOWER FOOD) - High school grad., 2 yrs. ex $3,126. per month. would “maintain a kind of caution 7549. 3 (TOUR) COUNSELOR, TRAVEL - SERVICES, P.O. Box 1102, Saipan, perience. Salary $1,700 per month. 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER plans to visit Asia soon. ary presence ... that will involve the (BUILDING) ^College grad. 2 yrs. ex High school grad. 2 yrs. experience. MP 96950 (4/24)F/7552. 1 DISK JOCKEY - High school grad., 2 Solomon, speaking in a tele training of local air forces.” 1 ACCOUNTANT-College grad., 2 yrs. yrs. experience. Salary $4.20 per hour. perience. Salary: $455.-600 per month. Salary: $2.50-3.00 per hour. experience. Salary $4.50 - $8.00 per Contact: MAS MAULEG CORP., P.O. phone news conference from Many Asian countries, particu 5 CARPENTER 3 MAINTENANCE ENGINEER - High Contact: JOETEN MOTOR COMPANY, hour. Box 228 CHRB Saipan, MP 96950 (5/ Washington, said the United States 4 MASON school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary INC., P.O. Box 680 Saipan, MP 96950 larly Singapore and Malaysia, have 1 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER - $2.30 - $2.50 per hour. (5/1)F/1637. 1)F/7610 Collegegrad.,2yrs.experience. Salary 1 WAREHOUSE WORKER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 2 WAITRESS-High school grad., 2yrs. $2.50 per hour. experience. Salary $2.15 - $2.50 per 1 WAITER (Restaurant) -High school 1 CARPENTER Contact: SAIPAN INSPECTION SER $2.15 per hour. 4 KITCHEN HELPER -High school Sales of some Italian wines 1 COOK - High school equiv., 2 yrs. hour. equiv. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.60 VICE, Caller Box AAA 225, Saipan, MP Contact: DIAMOND HOTEL CO., LTD. per hour. grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 ¿Marianas cVariety'op* 96950 (4/24)F/1577. experience. Salary $450 per month. per hour.· Contact: FELISISIMA S. DEBRUM dba dba SAIPAN DIAMOND HOTEL, P.O. 2 WAITRESS (Restaurant)-High school halted to check for pesticides Box 66, Susupe, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/ equiv. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.90 2 WAITER (RESTAURANT) -High will be published daily from M onday to Friday. D & S CONSTRUCTION, P.O. Box 155, school grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: MANAGER Saipan, MP 96950 (4/24)F/7553. 17)F/1550. per hour. TOKYO (AP) -Japan’s health He said the agency identified 1 BARTENDER $2.50 per hour. ministry said Thursday it has or the makers as Casa Vinicola Tho first daily 1 GENERALMANAGER-Collegegrad., 6 SURVEYORS, LAND - College grad., 1 COOK -High school equiv. 2 yrs. 6 WAITRESS (RESTAURANT) -High newspaper on Saipan, 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR school grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: dered retail shops not to sell some Tadiello, Guiseppe Poli, Gianni 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,500 per 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC 2 yrs. experience. Salary $5.77 per experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. Will bo distributed to month. hour. 1 ACCOUNTANT -College grad. 2 yrs. $2.15-2.50 per hour. Italian wines after a U.S. agency Chiarello, Rampon and Enoteca stores and other outlets, 1 MACHINIST Contact; MICRONESIA SYSTEMS, ft will also be delivered Contact: UNITED INTERNATIONAL, 2 WELDER 3 (SURVEYING AIDE) SURVEYOR experience. Salary: $5.19 per hour. reported finding pesticides in Vicentina, and listed the brands P.O. Box 689, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/ HELPER - High school grad., 2 yrs. 3 COOK -High school equiv. 2 yrs. INC., P.O. Box 228 CHRB, Saipan, MP early in the mom.ng to 1 MASON - High school grad., 2 yrs. 96950 (5/1)F/7609. those brands. of unknown makers as “Pinot homes, offices, 24)F/7546. experience. Salary $2.15 - $3.75 per experience. Salary $2.25 - $2.75 per experience.· Salary: $2.40 per hour. businesses and other hour. 1 COOK -High school equiv. 2 yrs. Satoshi Takaya of the Health Grigio” (white), “Merlot” (red) subscribers on the hour. 1 PROJECTDIRECTOR-Collegegrad., Т Г Ь - е _ 1 (PHOTOSHOP) MANAGER-College 1 GENERALMANAGER-Collegegrad., 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. - College experience. Salary: $2.90 per hour. ·" 2 yrs. experience. Salary $6,730.00 per arid Welfare Ministry said the and “Soave” white. island. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $5.77 grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $4.62 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,500 per Contact: SAIPAN HOTEL CORP. dba month. ministry is checking on the mat The chemical was reported to Advertisers are per hour. per hour. HAFAADAI BEACH HOTEL P.O. Box encouraged to use th.s month. Contact: S.C. PROPERTIES (SAIPAN) ter with the U.S. Food and Drug have been used to control fermen best opportunity to reach 1 PHOTO TECHNICIAN - High school 2 (DRAFTSMAN, DRAFTER, TOPO 338 Saipan, MP 96950 (5/1JF/1639. INC., Caller Box'PPP 1020, 2nd Floor, 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - Agency and the Italian govern their prospect.ve markets grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15- Collegegrad., 2yrs.experience. Salary GRAPHICAL - College grad., 2 yrs. ex Urn's Bldg., San Jose, Saipan, MP 96950 tation, he added. $6.00 per hour. $900 per month. perience. Salary $5.77 per hour. 1 SALESPAERSON -High school grad. (5/1)F/1627. ment. Takaya said Japan imported 128 daily- Contact: KAM CORPORATION, P.O. Contact: JUAN I. CASTRO JR., dba 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $6.50 per Contact: CM GENERAL FABRICATOR, Takaya said Japan, the United tons of “Pinot Grigio,” “Merlot” Box 606, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/24)F/ PACIFIC LAND SURVEYING, P.O. Box month. 1 (FILM COORDINATOR) MANAGER INC., P.O. Box 432 CK, Saipan, MP States and Italy do not permit the and “Soave” in the first three 7548. 96950 (4/17JF/7476. 55 CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/24)F/ Contact: HAKUBOTAN SAIPAN ENT., 1 (DIVING) INSTRUCTOR, SPORTS - 7543. INC., P.O. Box 227 Saipan, MP 96950 College grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary chemical _methyl isothiocyanate months of this year. 1 OFFICE MANAGER -High school 3 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2 (5/1JF/1638 $1,200 per month. _ in food, but short-term con Japan imported 65,253 tons of grad. High school grad. 2 yrs. experi 1 DEVELOPER (PHOTO LAB.) - High yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - $3.00 1 OPERATION MANAGER - College sumption of wine containing tiny wine in 1990 _ 29,571 tons from ence. Salary: $1,000.00 per month. perhour. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 STEAM PRESSER-High school grad. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary amounts of it was not considered France, 13,053 from Germany, Contact: MYONG RUN CORP., P.O. Contact: REYNALDO E. CABALTICA $1,600 per month. 2yrs. exprience. Salary: $2.35 per hour. $1,811.00 per month. Box 2820 Saipan, MP 96950 (4/24)F/ dba REC ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box Contact: JOSEPH VILLAGOMEZ dba Contact: COMMONWEALTH GAR- 1 (DIVING INSTRUCTOR, SPORTS - life-threatening. In the March 8,087 from the United States, 7558. 1814, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/17)F/7480. TROPICAL COLOR SAIPAN, P.O. Box MENTMFG., INC., P.O. Box 741 Saipan, High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. 16 issue of its Food Chemical 4,230 from Italy and 2,508 from 608, Saipan. MP 96950 (4/24)F/7542. MP 96950 (5/1 )F/7611. 1 PROJECT MANAGER - Collegegrad., Salary $1,000 per month. News, the U.S. agency reported Spain. 10 MASONS - High school grad., 2 yrs. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,684 per Contact: MARINE TECH (SAIPAN) finding up to 1.35 parts per mil experience. Salary $2.00 - $2.15 per 1 SALESPERSON, GENERAL MER 2 DIVING INSTRUCTOR -High school In 1985, the ministry discov month. INC., P.O. Box 8011, CHRB, Saipan, hour. CHANDISE - High school grad., 2 yrs. grad. 2yrs. experience. Salary:$ 1,000,- MP 96950 (5/1)F/7595. lion of the chemical in some ered a poisonous sweet solvent Contact: SHINRYO CORPORATION, experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. 1,600. per month. P.O. Box 2484, CK, Saipan, MP 96950 Contact: PHILVIE CONST., P.O. Box brands produced by five Italian known as diethylene glycol in 777, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/17)F/1543. Contact: PEARL RIVER CORP., P.O. MARIANASSCENIC COORDINATION, (4/17)F/7477. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. wine makers, and in three brands some wine produced in Austria box 3052, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/24)F/ P.O. Box 1142 Saipan, MP 96950 (5/ experience. Salary $900 - $1,000 per byunknownmakers, Takaya said. and bottled in West Germany. 1 ELECTRICIAN-High school equiv., 2 7551. 1 )F/7606. month. yrs. experience. Salary $2.75 per hour. He said the wine was from Veneto Japanese wine imports fell sharply ENTERTAINER 5 MASON Contact: KPMG PEAT MaRw/iCK, Contact: PACIFIC DEV. CONTRAC 1 SALESPERSON, GENERAL MER in northeastern Italy. 1 CARPENTER MICRONESIA, Caller Box PPP 543, after the discovery. 2 WAITRESS (RESTAURANT) - High TOR LTD. dba ISLANDER INN HOTEL; CHANDISE - High school grad., 2 yrs. Saipan, MP 96950 (5/1)F/7589. school equiv., 2yrs. experience. Salary experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. 1 (STEELMAN) REINFORCING P.O. Box 1249, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/ STEELWORKER) - High school grad., 2 $2.15 per hour. 17)F/7479. Contact: PAM PACIFIC ENTERPRISES 1 PHOTO DEVELOPER - High school Gentler Japan still long way Contact: C & M CORP., INC. dba MING dba PENA HOUSE FASHION DESIGN yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $600 PALACE CHINESE RESTAURANT, SHOP, P.O. Box 689, CK, Saipan, MP Contact: EDILBERTO JAVIER dba В & per month. P.O. Box 1219, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/ MAINTENANCE 96950 (4/24)F/7545. J CONSTRUCTION & IMPORT, P.O. Contact: SHIN HAN CORPORATION off, Sony chairman admits Box 531, CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950 (5/ 17)F/7472. dbaSHINHAN PHOTO, P.O. Box 3070, like their Western rivals, they 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER (Build 1 FOREIGN EXCHANGE TELLER - 1)F/7588 Saipan, MP 96950 (5/1)F/7604. by Elaine Kurtenbach ing) -High school equiv. 2 yrs. experi 10 WAITRESS (NIGHT CLUB) High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Associated Press Writer might placate trading partners an ence. Salary: $2.50 per hour. 10 DANCER - High school grad., 2 yrs. Salary $3.00 per hour. 1 H.E. OPERATOR 2 STORE KEEPER - High school grad., TOKYO (AP)-Sony Corp. gry over having lost their markets Contact: COMMONWEALTH INDUS experience. Salary $2.75 per hour. Contact: PHILIPPINE GOODS INC. 2 HOUSEWORKERS - High school 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.00 per TRIAL GAS CORP., P.O. Box 562 Chairman Akio Morita has be to Japanese competitors. Contact: HYUN DAI DEVELOPMENT dba PHIL GOODS CURRENCY EX equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 hour. Saipan, MP 96950 (4/24)F/7559. come a prophet to the Japanese, “Japanese industry must live CORP. dba CASA CLUB AND RES PEDITER, P.O. Box 165, Saipan, MP per hour. Contact: CHINESE GOODS CTR. dba 96950 (4/24)F/1583. Contact: BINO'S CONSTRUCTION & CANTON REST. & CHINA TOWN warning that they must change for a long time in the future as the TAURANT, P.O. Box 1742, Saipan, MP 5 MAINTENANCE WORKER - High PERSONALSERVICES, P.O. Box 5625, STORE, P.O. Box 2351, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/17)F/7488. school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary their hypercompetitive business world’s global suppliers. We CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950 (5/1 )F/7603. 96950 (5/1 )F/7601. cannot live only in Japan. We $2.15 per hour. CLASSIFIED style or risk losing the global 1 COCKTAILWAITRESS-High school Contact: SUMIKI MITA dba ENVI 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER - High markets that have made them rich. should not be disliked by our cus grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 RONMENTAL PROTECTION AND N E W A D S 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - school 9quiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Morita says Japanese industries tomers,” Morita told foreign per hour. CLEANING SERVICES, P.O. Box 209, High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. $3.25 per hour. Contact: PACIFIC MICRONESIAN Saipan, MP 96950 (4/24)F/7550. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. Salary $400 per bi-weekly. should begin sacrificing some of reporters in an interview Thurs CORP. dba DAI-ICHI HOTEL SAIPAN, experience. Salary $900 per month. Contact: KEY COMMUNICATIONS Contact: SAIPAN CATTLECOMPANY, their industrial competitiveness day. Contact: RUFO T. MAFNAS dba B & R INC. dba COWTOWN, Caller Box 699, P.O. Box 1029 Saipan, MP 96950 (4/ (SAIPAN), INC., P.O. Box 2273, Saipan, for the sake of their workers, Morita’s criticisms hit a basic 24)F/1580. MISCELLANEOUS CONSTRUCTION, P.O. Box 5045 MP 96950 (5/1 )F/1636. Saipan, MP 96950 (5/1)F/7600. CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950 (5/1)F/7596. shareholders and customers-a principle of Japanese manage 6 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR message he admits hasn’t en ment -the strategy of underpricing 2 WELDER, ARC 1 ARCHITECT - College grad., 2 yrs. H W EE E n E M M 2 STOCK CLERK - High school grad., 2 SUBSCRIBE THRU hanced his popularity and may products to win a large market 1 AUTO BODY REPAIRER - High school experience. Salary $900 per montn. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - $3.00 Contact: TRANSPACIFIC CORPORA take a long time to catch on. share and-then making profits by equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $700- per hour. TION dba TRANSPACIFIC CON MARIANAS VARIETY selling at large volume. $800 per month. But Morita does have sympa 5 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC - STRUCTION, P.O. Box 756, Saipan, Contact: B & R CORPORATION dba thizers among Japanese who Japanese electronics and auto High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. MP 96950 (5/1 )F/1633. NEWSPAPER BEACH ROAD AUTO REPAIR SHOP, Salary $2.50 per hour. believe their nation must change makers have used this technique P.O. Box 2412, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/ Contact: MARIANAS REPAIRS COM 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT-High or risk isolation from the global to crowd their competitors out of 24)F/7541. FOR HOME /OFFICE PANY, INC., P.O. Box 2690, Chalan school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary community. U.S. and European markets. Lau-Lau, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/17)F/ $1,000 per month. DELIVERY, Morita touched off an intense As Japan’s largest consumer CONSTRUCTION 7478. Contact: L.C.S.CORPORATION, Caller Box PPP 642, Saipan, MP 96950 (5/ F IV E T IM ES debate in business and govern electronics maker, Sony has ex 5 CORRUGATED MACHINE OPERA 1JF/7599. ment circles earlier this year when celled in carving out market share. 3 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR TOR - High school equiv., 2 yrs. expe A W E E K he published an article in the But now Morita says managers rience. Salary $2.50 per hour for locals 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC 1 BARTENDER - High school grad., 2 popular weekly magazine Bungei should concentrate instead on ex- and ?" " * "“r hour for aliens. yrs. experience. Salary $2.25 per hour. 2 MASON ( Monday to Friday ) Shunju urging corporations to celling in creative new 2 CARPENTER - High school grad., 2 Conu. OK'S & MICHAEL'S COR- 1 DISCJOCKEY - High school grad., 2 ' yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 perhour. POFtATION, P.O. Box 1219, Saipan, yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. every morning fundamentally change the way technology,productplanning and 1 CRUSHER SUPERVISOR - High MP 96950 (4/17)F/7471. 10 DANCER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. they do business. marketing. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. He said companies should raise “Where we can have real com 4 COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs. Contact: J.J. TRADING CORPOFtA- $900 per month. their prices, pay workers better petition is the area where we use Contact: BLACK MIRCO CORPORA experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. TION dba DOUBLE SHOT KARAOKE TION P.O. Box 545 CK, Saipan, MP Contact: CASA DE FELIPE, P.O. Box NIGHT CLUB, P.O. Box 2955, Saipan, for fewer hours and hand out big our brain,” Morita said, speaking 96950 (4/17)F/1540. ____ 777, Saipan, MP 96950 (4/17)F/1543. MP 96950 (5/1 )F/7597. C all 234-6341/ 7578/9797 ger dividends. By becoming more in English. Cougars clobber Hustlers in Little League action Tong Dela Cruz hit an inside the Hustlers by a score of 20 to 13. on 8 hits in two innings before while batting 3 runs for the Car lets struck out 8 batters, allowed 3 the park homerun with 3 RBI, Hustler’s starting pitcher Dave being relieved by Cougars ace dinals. The Tigers are still looking runs on 3 hits and walked 4 batters and Glen Camacho hit a single Celis silenced the bats of the Cou pitcher Peter Sablan. for their first win of the season. while Eric Kani went 2 for 3 with 1 and batted in 2 runs. Pitcher Peter gars for 21/2 innings until he got In Sunday’s Little League The A ’s on the other hand won RBI. Robin Kapileo meanwhile, Sablan of AS Teo on the other tired and was released by Romeo games, the Cardinals won their over the Giants 1 1 -8 during hit a single with (me RBL The only hand struck out six batters while Ordeliano. first game of the season by beat Sunday’s 2nd game at the Gilbert extra base hit in the game was a the Cougars and James Kintol Louie Cepeda, Cougars start ing the Tigers 21 to 14. Jerome AdaballfielcL JohnFlorespitched triple by Viking’s left fielder Eric came from behind and clobbered ing pitcher got shell ed for six runs Santos went 3 for 4, scored 3 runs in 4 strong innings, hit an inside Lizama. the park homerun and batted in 3 It was also a game of two out runs for the A ’s. Patrick Sanchez standing pitchers in the Little US Olym pic cham p concerned and Francis Mendiola of the A ’s League Divisions. Viking’spitcher alsohitinside the parkhomeruns Mike Palacios pitched 4 strong in helping their team win their fourth nings, scored 2 out of the 3 runs over m istaken identity game of the season. scored by the Vikings and had erne During Sunday’s third game, of the three hits. name and looks to appeal to U.S. Francisco area but has been living by John Nelson the San Antonio-Pacific Islands NedNorita, got hot withe mound AP Sports Writer advertisers. and training in Edmonton, Alberta Club Vikings suffered their first during the top of the fourth inning Her agent, Kevin Albrecht of in Canada, where she said she defeat of the season losing to the allowing only 2 hits and (me run in NEW YORK (AP) _ Kristi the International Management was oblivious to the Japan bash Tanapag-Remington Bullets 4-3. the three innings he pitched and Yamaguchi would like to remind Group, called the Business Week ing going on in the States. Pitcher Ned Norita of the Bul- struck out six batters. any timid advertisers out there article ridiculous and “very irre “I was really surprised to hear that she’s American, through and sponsible” and predicted about it,” she said. “I’ve been through. She doesn’t understand Y amaguchi would be in the same living in Canada, so I didn’t even South Korea aiming for 12 why she should suffer from anti- endorsement league “with the top know about it." Japanese sentiment in the United female tennis players throughout Yamaguchi currently is on an gold medals in Barcelona States. the rest of her career.” International Figure Skating SEOUL, South Korea (AP)- place in Barcelona behind the “I certainly don ’ t think it should Yamaguchi currently has en Union tour. At the same time, she South Korea hopes to win at United States, the team of affect me,” she said Wednesday. dorsement contracts with made a stop Wednesday in New least 12goldmedalsin this year’s former Soviet republics, and “I’m a fourth-generation Ameri Kellogg’s, Ray Ban and Evian, York to speak to some elementary Summer Olympics in Barcelona Germany. can. I went to the Olympics for all of which were signed before school students at the Anglo and rank fourth in the medal In the Barcelona Olympics, America, and I came back with a she became Olympic champion. Americanlntemational School as standings, officials said Thurs opening July 25, South Korea gold medal for America.” Albrecht said new deals were not part of the Evian Peak Perfor day. hopes to collect two gold med Yamaguchi, the Olympic and made sooner because there wasn ’ t mance Team’s tour. In the 1988 Summer Games als each in wrestling, judo, world figure skating champion, time for negotiations until after When these commitments are in Seoul, South Korea won 12 archery and badminton and one hasn’t signed a new commercial the world championships last over, she said, she will figure out golds, ranking fourth after the gold each in boxing, deal since w inning the gold medal month. Yamaguchi said whether she wants to remain an former Soviet Union, East Ger weightlifting, gymnastics and at Albertville in February, lead several new endorsement deals amateur and skate in the next many and the United States. table tennis, they said. South ing to speculation in the probably will be announced Olympics in two years, or turn Officials at the Korea Amateur Korea plans to send 370 ath advertising community that she “within the next couple of weeks,” professional. Sports Association said Cuba, letes, coaches and officials to has been caught up in a U.S.- and her agent said some of them “I don’t have too many definite France, Hungary, Romania and Barcelona, its biggest delega Japan economic cross-fire. would be “rather substantial.” plans right now. I need time to Bulgaria are expected to com tion to apy international sports In its March 9 edition, the “She’s very much in demand, think about it,” she said. “I need pete with South Korea for fourth event. magazine “Business Week” said andl think that in the U.S. market to think about some of my options some companies just aren’t inter right now she’s the No. 1 female and whether I can be mentally in ested in Yamaguchi, and it could athlete property,” Albrecht said. top condition two years from Reds clinch three-game sweep over Braves; be because she is too ethnic in Yamaguchi is from the San now.” Servais boosts Astros over Dodgers By The Associated Press fifth save in six chances. AAstros 5, Dodgers 4 Chris Hammond scattered four In Houston, Rookie Scott hits in eight innings as the Cin Servais singled home the tie- cinnati Reds beat Atlanta 3-1 breaking run in the sixth inning as Wednesday for their first three- Houston took two of three games game sweep of the Braves at in the series. Riverfront Stadium since 1978. With the score 4-4, Ken Bip Roberts singled twice, Caminiti led off the sixth with a drove in two runs and scored the walk off starter Bob Ojeda (0-2). other off Charlie Leibrandt (1-1). Casey Candaele sacrificed Hammond (2-0) lasted eight Caminiti to second and Servais innings for the first time in 20 followed with a bloop single to major-league starts. Deion Sand right field. ers opened the game with a home The Dodgers took a 3-0 lead in run and had an eighth-inning the first inning off winner Mark triple, his fifth of the season. Portugal (1 -0) on Eric Davis ’ two- Norm Charlton pitched a per run single and Dave Hansen ’ s RBI fect ninth for his league-leading single.
Sports Update Barnes at 234-0526 or Louie Wabol at 234-6124. *A fun run will be held tomorrow * A track and field coaching clinic at 6 am. along the back road of will be held on April 20,21 and 22 at Saipan. The course starts in front of the Gilbert C. Ada gymnasium in the Legislature building and finishes Susupe. Northern Marianas College Rota Elementary School cafeteria b scheduled to be conpleted in August of this year, said Jesus Sonasong, some 33 miles later at the Botanical and the International Amateur Ath- SESra .'«**.·' , RES principal. Checking on Ihe construction on April 10 (from left) Commissioner of Education William S. Gardens. Registration fee is at $2. ledcFederatkm will sponsor theclinia {.SSKÿïWsa Torres, Songsong, and PSS Liaison Officer in Rota Jesus Taisague. (PSS Photo) ötias^äf . For more information, contact Kurt Contact Kurt BamesofLouieWaboL !'-,«K#as34ii£;