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Tenorio 'fears' 4-way race By Mar-Vic C. Munar Variety News Staff GOVERNOR Froilan C. Tenorio By Jojo Dass may be confident in his·reelection Variety News Staff ·,! I bid, but a four-way race is a pain­ DEMOCRATIC Party chairman ful scenario for him. Benigno M. Sablan yesterday said "I don't like it. When you have he is not running with any of the so many candidates, it would be party's two contenders for the i' very hard," Tenorio said in an gubernatorial post explaining he interview Saturday. has to remain "neutral" to main­ Republican Party's gubernato­ tain the party's integrity. In a telephone interview, the rial candidate Pedro P. Tenorio, Lands and Natural Resources sec­ the incumbent governor's uncle, retary said he will "very likely" is of different opinion. turn Lt. Gov. down "Everybody has the right to run should the latter ask him to be his (for public office). If that's their running mate. in an upcoming choi~e, they should go for it," Democratic primary. Pedro said. Gov. Froilan Tenorio had said The two Tenorios were react­ Sablan is Borja's likely running •! ing to a report that former Gov. mate. He said he "heard" Sablan, l Larry Guerrero and Rita Hocog who is "definitely not with me," Inos were planning to run as inde­ may run with Borja. pendent candidates. But Sablan insisted he is not Froilan and Pedro, who are po­ mnning because "I can't afford it, tential rivals in next year's guber­ and I wouldn't want to solicit natorial election, were engaged in from supporters only to have them a cordial conversation when in­ mn my .office eventually." terviewed by the Variety at the "I am really poor now. When cocktai I party for the IT&E's 10th people support your candidacy anniversary at the Hyatt Hotel. Governors all. Gov. Froilan C. Tenorio beams as he shakes hands with his potential 1997 rival, former Gov. and put in money, you're bound "The former governor and I are Pedro P. Tenorio (center) while another former governor, John Waihee of Hawaii, looks at left. Photo was taken to give them favor when you win. not talking politics here," the at IT&E's anniversary party Friday. And I don't want this to happen," governor said. ~...... ,,.,,=,,,.,.,,....,.,,,,,_,,.,,,.,:,,•,=--"'"" mo,a•~==~=-=-~~~ Sablan told the Variety. Making a jest on the possible Besides, he said, he has to re­ Continued on page 24 r 1 main "neutral" and "look after 1 'Secret' DNA test on Hillbroom? party rules and policies_ so that 1: By Ferdie de la Torre while Waechter is the f~rmer es- I there will be no further splits." \ VarietyNewsStaff tate executor Bank of rep- ! A split in the party, he said, LA WYER David J. Lujan has resentative. 11 only tends to weaken its chances Weather exposed an alleged secret DNA The Variety tried but failed to j · of winning the top posts. test conducted by Larry get Waechter's side. 1· "I have to remain neutral to Outlook Hillblom 's estate "representa-. Lujan claimed they discovered maintain the party's integrity. I tives" on Junior Larry during the proceedings in am not in a position to support Hillbroom. Carl.smith's (former executor's any of them [Tenorio and B01ja]. Lujan, on behalf of Kaelani . counsel) February 1996 billings In fact, I have to stay away from Kinney, said in court documents that the estate tested Junior's blood them," he explained that Peter Donnici and Joseph · allegedly against' someone who Sablan also expressed hope the Waechter.secretly took some of . :volunteered he was the father. losing candidate in the Demo­ Junior's blood· in th.eir posses- . "Whether this person honestly cratic primary would refrain from siori and surreptitiously con- . · asserted .that claim or was part of Junior Larry Hillbroom mnning as an independent since ducted DNA testing iri Novem- a ruse contrived by the estate.and such will threaten the party's ber 1995. Donnici to get their hands\ on has been tested and they know unity. Donnici is chairman of Junior's genetic mapping, the re- the results," said Kinney's law- ''I'm hoping no independent HillblomCharitableTrustBoard suit is the same. Junior's blood . Continued on page 24 Conffnuea on page 24 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- NOVEMBER 25, 1996 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND YIEWS-3 Hijacked plane crashes MORONI, Comoro. Islands (AP)­ 500,000 residents and relies heavily A hijackedEthiopian airlinercanying At least 50 of175 passengers confirmed dead on its annual influx of more than 175 peopleranoutof fuelandcrashed ''Straight after that everybody was from the water, and a diver said many said 17,000 tourists, mostly from France inthewaternearatropicalresortonthe running and we were getting the boats more were trapped in the plane, The BBC quoted an unidentified and South Africa, who come for the CoIDJroslslandsoffEa&Africa. There out, going to try and rescue any survi­ Thomson toldTheAP. ''Heestirnated Ethiopian Airlines official as saying beaches, fishing and scenery. were at least 51 survivors, an airport vors we could." that 60 to 80 passengers were still the hijackers were transit passengers With their dramatic volcanic peaks official said early Sunday. . Eleven hijackers commandeered strapped in their chairs and had who initially had traveled from and palm-fringed beaches, the islands About50bodieshadbeenretrieved Flight961 shortlyafterittookofffrom drowned," the hotel manager said. Bombay, India, and that he didn't liejustsouthoftheequatorandhavea fromthedownedfuselage, whichbroke the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, Divers worked overnight with know their nationality. sub-tropical climate. into three pieces in Satunlay's crash. theEthiopianNewsAgency reported. torches in attempts to retrieve more There were eight Israelis and eight Ethiopian Airlines offers the most Doz;ensof additional bodies remained Theydemandedthepilottakethem bodies, another hotel employee, who Britons on the flight Italy reported connections within Africa of any Af. trapped in wreckage some 700 meters to Australia, but didn't believe him declined to give his name, said early three Italians survived. U.S. officials rican airline. At 50 years old, it is one (yards) from shore, divers said when he said there wasn't enough SWKlay. said an undetermined number of of the continent's oldest airlines and Islanders scrambled in small boats fuel, the agency reported The plane Most of the survivors were criti­ Americans were on board. until recently had been regarded as to rescue survivors, and vacationing got as far as Moroni and tried for a cally injured, hotel officials said. A ToeSouthKoreanforeignministry one of the best-run in the world. As Frendl doctorsfromthene.arbyGalawa crash landing. hotel worker told Radio France Inter­ said one oftheir diplomats assigned in Ethiopia sank deeper into civil war, Beach Hotel treated survivors on the HotelmanagerBruceThomsonsaid national lhat islanders floated the sur­ Kenya,LeeHun-jong,hadbeenkilled the state-owned airline ran into finan­ beach. survivors told him two hijackers wilh vivors to shore on pieces of wreckage on the flight cial problems. Rescue efforts were hindered by bombs were on the plane and a third or small boats. French radio said the flight had two It had three 767s for its long-range rough seas, the fear of shark attacks wasapparentlyinthehold Theexplo­ ''Fortunately, we had about 15 va­ French passengers, but the French routes.BoeingspokesmanBrianAmes and nightfall. sives were never detonated, the pas­ cationing French doctors who gave a foreign ministzy would not confirm saidthedownedwide-bodytwinjet,a The motive for the hijacking was sengers said, and the plane ran out of hand, who cared for those they could, that 767-200ER, was delivered to the air­ not immediately clear. The BBC re­ fuel while the pilot negotiated with the right there on the beach," he said Comoros, an impoverished archi­ line around 1986. It was the 187th 767 ported early Sunday that two hijackers hijackers. TheplanewasdestinedforAbidjan pelago with three main islands, has built had been identified among the smvi­ At least 51 people survived the in thelvoryCoastafterstopsinNairobi, vors and arrested crash, Aluned Chanfi, deputy man­ Kenya; Brazzaville, Congo; and The Boeing 767 crashed around ageratMoroni' s Hayayi International Lagos, Nigeria. midday off the main island of Grand Aitport, told The Associated Press Theplanewascanying 163 passen­ Comore about 25 miles (40 kilome­ early SWKlay. The BBC quotedemer­ gers and 12crew members, Ethiopian ters)northofMoroni,thecapitalofthis gencyofficialsassayingtherewere54 AirlinessaiditsentateamtoMoroni, /T&E employees belt out a song during last Friday's anniversary celebration at the Hyatt Regency. The company marked its tenth year in grand fashion with dignitaries from both the government and private sector in attendance. lush chain in Mo:zambique Channel survivors. but said it would not release a passen­ I between Madagascar and the east Af­ A French military aircraft and an ger list until Sunday. I rican coast EthiopianAirlinesain:raftwitheqw~ The BBC reported from Addis ;:;i ''Therewasaloudnoiseasithitthe ment and doctors who were headed Ababa that air traffic controllers lhere water. Witnesses say that it was flying for the scene had arrived at the airport monitored the hijackers' frantic de­ very low over the water lll1d one wing overnight, chief air traffic controller mands for 25 minutes. Survivors re­ touched into the water and then the Mohammed Shady said. portedthehijackers werespeakingthe plane crashed," hotel receptionist Police and military divers on Satur­ Ethiopian language Amharic as well Natalie Bier told the BBC. day had retrieved about 50 bodies assomeFrenchandEnglish,theBBC !

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Ryutaro Hashimoto, focusing on ·, I at 234-7976 X 5104 perennial trade~. and with SouthKore.inPresidentKim Young Former governor now GOP gubernata.rial aspira_nt Pete P. Tenor~o joins to discuss tensions on the the group of incoming Chamber president David M. Sablan during the Sam Ko- party. Some of IT&E's top officials take time out during the reception for their own photo .

. ,-.j.' •.ti·'' I j ii '•'' 1· . MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS,5 Fitial confident 2 GOP camps will reconcile By Mar-Vic C. Munar them back together," Filial said :r ~ VAYi.lGl-l'f Varieiy News Staff 9.lilN6S 11ME:. The past primaries, Filial added, '}R's REPUBLICAN Party Chainnan wereheldclosetotheelectionsched­ by: John DelRosario Benigno R Filial said Sarurday the ule leaving no time for the party I- brewing rift between the Guerrero­ leadership to mend the differences Inos and Teno-Pepero camps was between the "rival" camps. An affair. with modern technology "expected" and "inevitable" but he is IntheNov.9primary,fonnerGov. IMAGINE for a moment when all the tentacles and trappings of confident the two camps will recon­ Pedro P. Tenorio and Senate Presi­ modern technology have taken their permanent seat in the islands. cile before the election period begins dent Jesus Sablan beat Guerrero and next year. While we have taken a glimpse of what technology would bring to lnos by nearly a thousand votes. mankind, the future is already here. In other words, while we dwell "I expected that to happen. It has Fitialsaidhewouldmeetwithboth about amenities spurred by technological advances, the very makers happened in the past. Any losing camps "to sort things out" team could be expected to react that of these modern conveniences are already discussing the future or a ''I have asked the Teno-Pepero way," Fitial said, reacting to reports future ahead of the future. Sounds a bit far-fetched, but it's true. team to initiate the conciliatory move that former Gov. Larry I. Guenero The era of fax machines rendered courier services between offices Benigno R. Fitial since ~ey are the winning party," and Rita Hocog Inos, upon the prod­ Fitialsaidasheexpressedconfidence moot, except perhaps for thick materials. You draft something for ding oftheir supporters, ponderon a client, fax it to his office for his perusal and accuracy, then he faxes "That's natural. They will react that any animosity within the party joining nextyear's race as inde­ to anything now," Fitial said could be overcome. it right back to you for final touches and disposition. The old fashion pendent candidates. way is history! No longer do you have to deliver it to him, a time FitiaI said he had expected the pri­ 'The Republican Party is com­ The plan of the Guerrero-Inos mary to open a rift wi~ the party as posed ofpeople with honor and dig­ consuming feat of driving to his office and waiting in the reception camp is apparently a gesture of room to see him so both of you could review it.· "ithadalwayshappenedii). the past" nity. Theyarenotthetypewhowould protest to the Teno-Pepero teani' s Even St. Peter and Lucifer got into a tango about this modern "Thisisthereason whywedecided sacrifice principles forpersonalinter­ "negative campaign" against the to hold the primary early so that we ests," he said. 'Toe bottomlineis that device. Both found, in an electronics shop located between heaven G-I ticket. and hell, the latest in fax machine. Lucifer puffed his first class r------..:..:..could have a lot more time to bring the voters had made a decision and Cuban cigar trying to figure out how to own one without having to JACK ANDERSON and JAN MOLLER ~- such aects1on shoutdoe respected.~ pay for it. In came St. Peter and quizzed if he would accept paying for his share later on. He agreed. St. Peter bought two fax machines, WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND one for himself, the other for Lucifer. • From the pearly office, St. Peter would fax who would be going down under. A month later, he included a message reminding Plane-swap plan requires clo~e oversight Lucifer that his dues· are up. Lucifer never paid any attention to it. Six months later, he couldn't take it anymore....:....Lucifer's neglect. WASHINGTON-It was a made-for-television put government planes into the hands of the So he went barging into Lucifer's office fuming: "I'll sue you for campaign moment: colorful, choreographed and firefighters who need them. every penny you got". Puffing his Cuban cigar with feet propped on seeming! y noncontroversial. Beginning in 1987, Forest Service contrac­ his desk, he asked: "And where would you get your lawyer?" President Clinton, flanked by firefighters and tors were allowed to exchange historic air­ Man in post· office Anyway, I look forward to the day when Concorde service is a fire trucks stood atop a platform outside an Albu­ craft-museum pieces- for surplus C-130 Teno-Pepero Guerrero-lnos daily event out here. It certainly would shrink the distance between querque N.M., hotel last week to announce he had and P-3 planes. The government fulfilled its here and any destination the world over. Imagine flying to Paris or signed a bill allowing surplus military airplanes to part of the bargain But instead of getting burglary gets 18 mos. New York in less than two hours, or to nearby East Asian countries be used in fighting wildfires. historic aircraft in exchange, it got planes By Rlc:k Alberto June 12 and was denied bail by the in less than thirty minutes. Out the window of history goes 747s. Given that this is one of the worst wildfire that amount to little more than junk. Variety News Steff district court. ~~~~ I dream of the day when I can walk into an aquarium-like restau­ seasons in recent memory, it was tough not to Government audits estimated that taxpay­ A MAIL theft and two other He will be credited for the time S ... I P A N rant four thousand feet under water between Tinian and Saipan. Call support the president. For much of the local media ers lost $66 million on the deal. But private charges against a man were he has served while in federal cus­ it a hi-tech restaurant where your choice of fresh fish begins with the covering the event, fighting wildfires was an issue estimates put the number as high as $ I 00 dropped under a plea agreement, tody. introductory: "Your choice of fried or grill fish, sashimi, squid, close to the hearts of their viewers, readers and million. but Thomas H. Ramangmau Jr. MunsonrecommendedtotheBu­ Join·us Kili Cafe and Terrace octopus, lobster and shrimp are all on the glass on the side or right listeners. Then some of the planes the government was found guilty of burglary of a reau of Prisons that Ramangmau presents "ASIAN NIGHTS" above your head," as sea creatures move about outside the glass Much of the national media noted that Clinton had handed over started turning up in inter­ US post office Friday and sen­ serve his sentence in the Intensive Every Monday every Monday and Tuesday evening wall. "What will it be and how do you wish to have it done?" was making the most of his incumbency and his · national hot spots like Kuwait far away from tenced to one and one-half years' Confinement Center program at · ·•As soon as you decide, the waitress takes out a faser-like gun, lead in the polls with such "utterly uncontrover- · our national forests. imprisonment. the Federal Correctional Institu­ and Tuesday for from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. shoots down your choice, rolls to a certain tray that goes right into sial" events. "Clinton Relishes Signing Bills No This caught the attention of a House Agri­ After his release from prison, tion in 1.-0mpoc, California. the kitchen. In less than ten minutes, you're served your seafood One Could Possibly Hate," read one typical head­ culture subcommittee chaired at the time by Ramangmau will undergo a three­ The special conditions of "ASIAN NIGHTS" You will find a mouthwatering meal with sweet tuba for a drink or some expensive French wine. line. Rep. Charlie Rose D-N .C. Hearings were year supervised release. Ramangmau's three-year super­ assortment of hot and cold specialties How wonderful such a restaurant would be, right? But it's still way But beneath the pretty picture is a legacy of convened at which Rose aired his suspicion But as one of the special condi­ vision also include participation such as Assorted Tempura from Japan, ahead of our time. fraud, theft, mismanagement and alleged.covert that the Central Intelligence Agency had put tions ofsupervision, DistrictJudge in a treatment program for sub­ Pulkogi from Korea, Gado Gado from But the one device that still fascinates this scribe is the fax action by the CIA that spans three administra­ together the whole deal. Rose believes the Alex R. Munson ordered stance abuse and in random uri­ Indonesia, Salad Khai from Thailand, machine and all its potential. Imagine if technology eventually tions, our associate George Clifford III has learned. CIA was using the Forest Service as a cover Ramangmau to pay a total of nalysis program administered by Atcharang Papaya from the Philippines, emerges where you can fax any celestial body in the universe to find Unanswered in the bill Clinton signed are ques­ to free up planes for covert activity. $8,555.94 as restitution, jointly the US Probation Office or the US Sweet and Sour Chicken from China out an all inclusive weather report: earthquakes, typhoons, cyclones tions of whether the federal government will The General Services Administration, with co-accused Joseph A. Marshal. and much more ... or snow storms on planet earth and when exactly will they hit? Or aomply with General Services Administration which acts as the government's landlord, has. Crisostomo to J & Jev Enter­ He should also seek and main­ a technology where you order meals from restaurants or some items orders to take control of dozens of airtankers also gotten into the act. In September 1995, it prises, Inc. ($934.40), and US tain gainful employment outside All you cap eat buffet from a grocery store which are delivered via a fax machine receiver. improperly given to contractors under a previous ordered the Forest Service to immediately Postal Service through Postmas­ his father's business. for just $24.00 for Adults It'll be a tremendous savings, wouldn't it? program. The planes may be worth as much as take control of the planes. But so far, the ter John San Nicolas ($7,621.54). Ramangmau's co-accused, and $12.00 for Children Or faxing your family doctor with a description of certain physical $100 million. Forest Service has not complied, saying the This means each of them will Crisostomo, was·earliersentenced under 12 years. ailment. Responding, he faxes prescribed medicine with instruc­ Also yet to be determined is whether brokers planes were needed to fight wildfires. divide the amount equally and in September to four months in tions. How about asking for synthetic body parts, i.e., a severed and contractors accused of ripping off the govern­ In June, a federal grand jury in Phoenix indicted pay the total of $4,277.97. , jail and one-year supervised· re- Club at the Hyatt cards welcome. finger where you are sent the replacement via fax, again, with ment and taxpayers under the previous pro­ Roy D. Reagan, the broker in many of the airplane Ramangmau admitted to being lease. · complete instructions on how to attach it? A bit far fetched, but for gram would be allowed to benefit from the swaps, and Albano Fuchs, a former assistant direc­ guilty of forcibly breaking into a Crisostomo pleaded guilty to all we know some scientist may already be working on one. new Wildfire Suppression Aircraft Transfer tor of the Forest Service. Both face charges of building in San Vicente, which is theft of postal property unde.r a Technology can certainly make life easier for mankind. But I have Act of 1996. conspiracy and theft of government property in partly used as a post office. plea agreement. yet to see technological advances to feed the hungry people in such "We can't tolerate asitualion where anyfirefighteris connection with the airplane exchange;,. The three dropped charges were Three other charges were places as Central Africa, poor European countries, South America unable to protect the public or themselves because of a Also left unclear in the law that Clinton signed is mail theft, theft of postal prop­ dropped on the request of the US and Asian-Pacific countries where abject poverty is daily reality. lack of equipment, especially the air tankers that can whether contractors and brokers suspected of shady erty, and obstruction ofcorrespon- government. Ramangmau and While UN agencies struggle to ensure that food assistance reaches muster such force and power to fight fires," Clinton said dealings in thy previous prograi:n will once again dence. ' Crisostomo had been indicted for the hungry people hit by famine or intra-racial genocide, there's at the signing ceremony. be allowed to participate in the airplane swaps. Ramangmau was indicted last identical charges. equally the bothersome question of feeding the 1.6 billion people in There is no doubt about the need for more Brian Burke, ·deputy undersecretary for forestry, China and other countries similarly situated. planes. The number of airtankers in the hands told us his gut feeling was that known rogues Indeed, technological advances and all its properties will eventu­ of contractors who fight fires for the U.S. would be ex\:luded. Another Forest Service offi­ GTC school open hou·se ally find its permanent seat in most free countries in the global Forest Service is falling, and within a couple cial said the key would be in the regulations which village. It'll offer modern conveniences and spe.ed-up the conduct years could be dangerously low. are still to be drawn up. IN CELEBRATION of Edu­ nity for the community to ob­ of private and public transactions. How about a driverless car or But as administrative rules and regula­ The new law does include safeguards to ensure cation Month, parents and the serve and participate in the school bus which permits you to read the morning paper on your tions are drawn up to implement the law in the planes are used only for fighting fires. The general public are cordially classroom activities. way to work? Yes, this will be the mode of transportation in the the coming months, the Forest Service would planes are not allowed to leave the country except invited to G.T. Camacho el­ "Students and teachers are en­ be wise to look back at the bungling and to fight fires under international agreements or ! ementary school's Open thusiastic to share their daily learn­ next millennium without crude oil fuel. The future is already here I_ and while some of these technologies have yet to be available in boondoggles that plagued this program's with the written approval of the secretaries of House on Tuesday, Nov 26, ing activities with the parents and the NMI, don't fret in that improved versions will be here by then. predecessor. In the past, the Forest Service agriculture and defense. 1996 from 8:00 am to 10:30 community members," Paz And 1f you disagree, eh, fax it to JR. I need a laugh anyway. and its contractors have repeatedly managed Perhaps most importantly, the planes are to be I am. Younis the school's principal said Thanks. to make a mess of well-intentioned plans 'to exchanged for fair market value, not junk. This is a special opportu- in a news release. . For H'"en a lion" and inquiril'"· pll•ast• rall .!3..J-1.!3..J l'\t. 30 ·

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,.'\'I· i ,.. ,. . 1 · 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- NOVEMBER 25 1996 Guam finn offers power plant By Rick Alberto Director Timothy P. Villagomez wealth," Passauer said. and growth potential for five years CUC employees will be trained in Variety News Staff and CUC board members, that the Passauer asked for information indemand"ifsystemisrocksolid." management, operation and main­ A PERSON, who describes him­ initial base load can be on line in from the CUC, including the Passauer' s letter was dated Oct. tenance of the equipment. selfas a "consultant,"hasofferedto one year and that the entire plant present peak demand before he 7, and he followed it up with an­ "The equipment will be turned install a power plant with a 50- can be operational by June 1999. could submit a proposal. otherlettertoGov. Froilan Tenorio over to the cue unencumbered megawatt capacity at no cost to the "I am· in a position to offer the Theotherinformationhewanted last Oct. 29 after his letter and as soon as it is paid off, estimated CNMI government CUC a joint venture that will place to know from theCUCwerepresent ''.numerous phone calls failed to 15 years," Passauer said. N.R. (Buzz) Passauer, of Guam, the latest technology in power gen­ generation capacity; demand that provide the information I need to The cue is now on a rotated said in a faxed letter to Common­ eration and fuel on Saipan without could exist if the system "were establish the details ofa proposal." outage schedule since Oct. 28 as a wealth Utilities Corp. Executive any funding from the Common- rock solid" (all hotels included); Passauer said the power gen­ resultofengine parts breakdowns. erators could be from ABB, The outage schedule runs through ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rollis-Royce, GE, or Siemens. Dec.14. "It will be installed by the manu­ By Dec. 15, the Unit 1 engine is facturer." expected to be put back in line after : MOM'S ROUND TWO: Under the proposed package, an overhaul. : SPORTS BAR ANO GRILL : ~~ . 1 . • The best burgers on island • • The friendliest waitresses on island • • ' The best selection of drinks, music and games on island • • NOW! MOM'S HAS THE BEST LUNCH SPECIALS ON HLANDl • • 9 I • I• I I• • I• • • . GRILLED ROAST SWEET ROAST TURKEY FISH AND • • MARINATED BEEF WITH AND W/ STUJJING CHIPS WITH • • YELLOW FIN GRAVY SOUR PORK &CRANBERRY VEGETABLE • • Choice of Rice. Serve w/ Mashed Serve w/ SAUCE SOUP • • Homemade Fries Potato Roll and Thou Fried Rice w/ • or Mashed Mix Vegetable Special Sauce Serve w / Mashed • Potato. Serve w/ Soup of the Day Potato Mix • • Roll and Mix Veg. Vegetable & Roll • • S7.~0 57.c'.JO 17.00 S7.00 17.00 • • FREE ICE TEA FREE ICE TEA FREE ICE TEA FREE ICE TEA FREE ICE TEA • • •

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By Giff Johnson Commission. meetings to demand that Japan com­ TowardthecloseofthePacificwar ment the extent of war crimes com­ About 12,000 Filipino women she lined up outside the hall at 4 Radical groups in the Philip­ forts, Chile's fight against AIDS, For the Variety By creating the conunission, the pensate Marshalls Islanders, particu­ in early 1944, Japanese soldiers ex­ mitted by Japanese government and· cheered loudly Sunday as Hillary a.m. to make sure she got a good pines say this will allow strong and Egypt's banning of genital MAJURO - Toe Marshall Islands Niti.jela (parliament) and Cabinet larly people from his atoll of Mill, ecuted dozens of Marshall Islanders armed forces during World War II. Rodham Clinton urged them to seat. When Mrs. Clinton spoke, outside companies to enter and mutilation at government health has established a War Crimes Com­ have given the backing ofthe govern­ who were ill-treated of murdered by believed to be sympathetic to the The Commission is to "determine support equality for women some stood on their seats for a destroy small local businesses and facilities. mission to seek compensation from ment to what has up to now been a Japanese soldiers during World War Americans. On Mill Atoll, many is­ the extent and gravity of illegal acts around the world. better view. put farmers out of work. She also congratulated Philip­ the Japanese government for atroci­ one-man campaign for war crimes II. landers were killed and dumped into perpetrated on Marshallese citizens The U.S. first lady's speech "She's pretty, she's intelligent, In her speech to the National pine President Fidel Ramos for ties committed against Marshall Is­ compensation waged by Bien, a TheJapanesegovernmenthascon­ a mass grave, according to elder is­ and others in the Marshalls before attracted a huge turnout of teach­ I like her as a leader," said teacher Council of Women, an umbrella promoting health care for moth­ landers during World War II. former senator from Mill Atoll. sistently maintained that it has al­ ll\nders whowereeyewimessestothe andduringWorldWarll,"theresolu­ ers, schoolgirls, girl scouts, com­ Baby Alamis. organization of more than 200 ers and children. Local businessmanKe.ijoBienhas Since the early 1990s, Bien has ready provided World War.II com­ executions. tion said · munity leaders, politicians and Not all were so welcoming. A professional, religious and civic But noting that much work been named by the Cabinet to head a lobbiedtheJapanese govemmentand pensationtotheMarshalllslands,and Japan had major military instal­ The commission is also charged politicians' wives. few blocks away, police blocked women's groups, Mrs. Clinton remains, Mrs. Clinton called for new Marshall Islands War Claims spoken at dozens of international that the U.S. through a treaty has lations on five atolls in the with getting negotiations started with Some waited in the hall of the about 50 women as they prepared warned that free markets will not ail end to the illegal recruitment ,.,.,,.,.,,,,,,,.,,,. recognized this. But Bien says that Marshalls- Mili, Jaluit, Maloelap, theJapanesegovemmenttoseekcom­ thrive unless women become full of Filipino women for work the Japanese compensation, which Kwajalein Worje - forming a pensation for the Marshallese Island­ partners. abroad. was paid in the form of govemment­ south-north defense line on the ers who suffered or died during the Hillary Rodham Clinton "Women deserve to be re­ Millions of Filipino women to-govemment development aid ·as­ eastern perimeter of Japan's Pa­ war at the hands of the Japanese. to march in protest against Mrs. spected and compensated for the work abroad as maids or enter­ sistance to the Marshall Islands, was cific empire. The Nitijela resolution authorizes Clinton. work they do wherever they do tainers for lack of jobs at home. for general war damage from bomb­ The appointment of Bien and the commission, with approval of the "APEC will not benefit it," she said to enthusiastic ap­ Calling attention to the hun­ ingsandfightings,notspecificallyfor other commission members will Cabinet, to seek redress from interna­ women, especially poor women, plause. dreds of green-uniformed girl atrocities committed against indi­ launch the first formal agency that tional courts of law or from other because it will intensify poverty," "Women are still striving to scouts in the audience, she said it vidual Marshallese. is mandated to investigate and docu- international organizations. said Liza Mas a, leaderofGabriela, define and attain our rightful was up to the women to ensure a feminist group. place," she said. Many are being that the girls realize their poten­ APEC is the Asia-Pacific Co­ silenced and their potential sty­ tial. Call right now for your operation Forum, whose summit mied, she added. 'This is our opportunity. This President Clinton is attending Mrs. Clinton acknowledged is our responsibility. This is our Monday. The leaders will discuss advances made around the world challenge," she said. Chfflf iii Young environmentalists' group ShopfJiftf @f 1m1y tries to make a difference in FSM To Seoul Korea For Only By Tom Panholzer the Across the Street Bar to dis­ lent, a driver would have to be Far the Variety cuss cleanups and strategies of included, and there was no POHNPEI - They meet every stimulating a larger member­ money to pay a driver. · first Saturday morning of the ship. Still determined the small I I $4'10()00 $5Q2oo Cl month on what seem to be a Ono and UYFOE president group, averaging about 20 • thankless mission considering Jesse Solomon, said the group people, mostly Micronesian Double Occupancy Q R Single Occupancy the poor government response began meeting in May 1996 to youth, has continued collecting SPN/GUM/SEOUL (Round Trip) SPN/GUM/SEOUL (Round Trip) 3 Nights Hotel Stay In ltaewon Area 3 Nighls Hotel Stay In ltaewon Area received, they they do not try to promote environmental aware­ cans and other garbage that resi­ make a difference. ness as well as education and dents just throw on the road. Return tra Vel dates maybe extended thru 15 December on Tuesday, Wednesday and United Youths For Our Envi­ improvement of life in general Just during the September 21, Thursday flights only. Extra hotel nights upon request at a small additional ronment,. a group of young° on Pohnpei. Lidakihka and causeway Micronesians guided by Japan Since the first meeting, cleanup, 38 bags and other gar­ . ONCE 1·N A LIFE TIME J,IRICE Overseas Cooperation Volun­ UYFOE has conducted clean­ bage were collected along the Limited Charter Flights only !rom the end of November, Departure only on 27,2B,29 or 30\h, (only). teer staff member Hideji Ono ups on Lenger Island, a former Causeway from the airport to Departure from Seoul on December 03, 04,05, 06 (only). For more information please call WORLD TOUR and assisted by Yasuyuki Ozaki, Japanese seaplane base and now the main island, and 46 bags of at 233-3750 and ask for Mira, Juvy, Kristina or Miss Hwang. Akiko Ota, and Satomi Akaida, favorite picnic area; along the cans were collected at also JOCV members, meets at Causeway and Lidakihka, a fa­ Lidakihka. vorite place for drunks and "We thought Lidakihka was party-goers to throw hundreds also a dump site," reads the of beer cans a night onto the organization's official minutes. eall 911 for emergency OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF PUBLIC WORKS ground and into the water, and a During the June cleanup along . . . INVITATION TO BID cleanup of Kaselehlia Street the major street in Kolonia NanMadol is EQUAL HOUSING DPW97-ITB-004 (Namiki Street during the Japa­ Town, the group picked up six tsOPPORTUNITY • nese period), the main street in bags of aluminium cans, five Lt. JBREMb focus. Governor Froilan C. Tenorio and Governor Jesus C. Borja, through the Office of the Governor Planning Office, the Northern Kolonia Town. bags of burnable waste, and four i: ~ -( ,;~~i"" .... ,1,; '.. ;. '~' '.,, UJ.-i,;-;,,~~'.: ~'k.; :~::~i Marianas Housing Corporation (NMHCj Board of Directors, and the Department of Public Works, are soliciting sealed bids for the Construction of lhe Beach Road Pathway, Garapan, Saipan, Commonwealth of the . Bids on duplicate The organization started off bags of nonburnable waste. By Tom Panholzer will be accepted in the Office of the Director, Division of Procurement & Supply a1 Lower Base, Saipan until 4:00 p.m. local time, a bit politically naive, (they President Jesse Solomon and Far the Variety

POHNPEI-WorldfamousNanMadol ~ . December 16, 1996 at which time and place the bids will publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received after lhe above time thought there was an active re­ vice-president Ferdinando '!HANKSGlVING. -·, . . PAGER. SALE becamethefocusoftheSecondPREMO will not be accepted under any circumstances. cycling program here) but soon Inoke said they are still work­ t,j Course of Conserving Pacific Heritage h learned a lesson in Micronesian ing on a plan to get recycling Sites in mid-Novcmlx:r. Asecurity of fifteen percent (15%) of the total bid price must accompany the bid. This security may be Certified Check, Cashier's t''d Check, Bid Bond or other form acceptable 10 the Govemmenl made payable to the CNMI Treasurer, with a notation on the face of political science. done here. They said that The course, which ended Friday, the check: 'Credit Account No. 4466". In a letter addressed to . Kolonia Town officials will ac­ November 22, brou&Jlt people from 24 museums and histonc _preservation of­ Pi~ Bismark Weilbacher, the per­ cept-any number of"reasonably ficers from 16 Pacific ISiand nations to g\ The bidder is required 10 submit with his bid, a copy of his business pennits in compliance with the Contractor's Registration and son accredited in the letter as clean aluminium cans at their theruinswhichdatebacktotheSaudeleur L!censing Laws of the Commonwealth of the Northen Mariana Islands. being "In Charge of (the) Alu­ warehouse near the Chinese reign between the 12th and 17th coun­ :'1 tries here on Pohnpei. ~ Specifications and plans of the project are available on or after November 20, 1996 for an eighty percent {80%) package and or minium Can Recycling Program Embassy in Kolonia." They Consisting of 92 man-made islets after December 2, 1996 for a one hundred percent (100%) package. Contract documents may be obtained from the office of Henry \~ Keep in touch during the in Kolonia, Ono asked if the added that if Mayor Jonis Sahm covering the area of about 200 acres, I~ K. Pangelinan & Associates at a cost of $2.00 per sheet for plans and $0.20 per page for other documents; payment to be made recycling system of aluminium can find $20,000, Kolonia Town archaeologists hold that the complex holiday season with a pager from to Henry K. Pangelinan & Associates. Pre-bid Conference for this project witl be held at 1:00 p.m. local time, December 10, 1996 cans is working and whether.it will start the recycling program. was the political and religious center for ffi Saipan Paging.These popular at the Governor's Conference Room, Administrative Building, Capitol Hilt. . the Saudeleur Dynasty, which probably '.·t, units are at very special prices, was true that the Pohnpei Leg­ Acting Pohnpei Legislative iJ; ruled from l!OOto 1600 AD. ,.. ,I while supplies last. Attention is called 1o Section 3 of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1968 which requires the provision of training islature did not "accept" fund­ counsel Tom Beckmann, told Made of huge basalt rocks intricately and employment, and the awarding of contract for work on the project, to low income project, to low income project area residents ing for operating such a system. Micronesian Islands Conserva­ laid, their placement of _which is still 1I1 We're really celebrating the season and business concerns. NMHC also notifies bidders that it will affirmatively ensure that, in any contract entered into pursuant to argued by archaeologists. Some hold Weilbacher confirmed that the tion (another environmental ~1 of giving. We'll even waive the activation this advertisement, minority and women's business enterprises will be accorded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this that they were placed over a long period 1,·4 invitation. system is not working but sup­ awareness group) members in of time through the use of competition t=J fee! Come on in and get through the posedly there are plans to reac­ May that the: Legislature is con­ between districts on Pohnpei. Others iti Motorola season with a pager from Attention is also called to the Labor Standard Provisions for Wage Rale Determination of the CNM I Classification and Salary tivate it soon, and that, yes, it is sidering several programs to hold that forced labor built the ruins. Saipan Paging. Motorola Participants in PREMO courses (this Structure Plans, and payment of not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the Specifications must be paid on true that the Legislature gave Pronto this project. pass legislation placing depos­ was the second of four to be held during Ultra Express no funding for such a proposal. its on cans, but as yet nothing 1994-1998) study plans to draft conser­ LX Pager • Free activation Pager All bid documents received shall be the sole property of the Government of the Northern Mariana Islands wjth the exception of bid Weilbacher confirmed that has been passed. vation studies or lllllil;8!lement plans for archaeological sites, historic buildings, • One year equipment warranty bonds, certified checks or cashier's checks which will be returned to the bidders in accordance with the specifications section, aluminium cans that people Meanwhile, a stroll through Instructions to Bidders Section 5 "Biel Guarantee". and other historic places, drawing on • Securily Deposil Required from all over the island had col­ Kolonia Town will find thou­ community participation in the process. • 18-Month Contract The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids to waive any imperfection in the bid proposal in the interest of the lected and taken to EPA were sands of beer and soda cans ly­ Sponsors this year included Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. not recycled but were instead ing in yards, along streets, and UNESCO, the FSM, France, Australia, Fiji governments, the PATA Founda­ SAIPANPAGINGMMC 11 RM.101 thrown away. overflowing in containers that SEAO! RD. CHAIAH KANOA ls/EDWARD M. DELEON GUERRERO tion, Scaggs F~lJ!ldation, C';)ntin~ntal ls/EDWARD B. PALACIOS The young people requested a SAIPAH, MP 96950 • Tl~ \610) 235 • 7243 • Secretary of Public Works Director, Procurement & Supply were put out when people Micronesia Arrlmes, Mobil 011 of (PAGE) 7637 • FAX: 670) 235-7640 truck to assist them in a cleanup, thought Pohnpei was serious Micronesia,FSMTelecommunications Date: November 14 1996 Date: November 15 1996 but was told that if a truck was about cleaning up. and the International CenterfortheStudy of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property-Rome, Italy. ·, .. , .' .~~ ' '' .' ' ' ' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1996-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-13 12-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- NOVEMBER 25, 1996 Haiti vets seen as outcasts By JAMES ANDERSON job training program funded with Dorsilon said. 350 (Haitian) dollars a month ($ emrnent, officials say. PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) dlrs 7 million from the United About 80 percent of the former 70). With that money I could sup­ About 20 graduates are in jail, • ConstantDorsilonconsiders him­ States. soldiers are still looking for work. port my family. Since the army suspected in August attacks on the self lucky. Thanks to international Screened for human rights viola­ "If the fonner soldiers cause demobilized, my life seems impos­ police headquarters and the legis­ help, thefonnersoldierfromHaiti' s tions, the soldiers - with an average trouble, it's because they have noth­ sible to live," Danio said. lature. dreaded anny has just landed a job 12 years in the army · learned car­ ing to do," Dorsilon said. "When Themigrationagency' s program "We want the international com­ and thinks he can make it as a pentry, auto mechanics and other someone is hungry and can't eat, manager, Marco Boasso, wants to munity to open their eyes and help civilian. trades. They received job counsel­ it's a problem. That person gets continue helping soldiers with ap­ us. We will have no problem with "What I want is to get a normal ing, help with resumes and job mad." prenticeships and development the government if we get paid," lifeandasteadyjob,andiwillhave recommendations. Former Cpl. Francois Danio, 28, projects until Haiti's economy im­ said former Cpl. Bassia Joel, 30, no problem with anyone," said With the last students graduat­ graduated from the program 13 proves enough to create jobs. one of the brick makers. Dorsilon, 25, a mechanic at a sub­ ing within weeks, U.S. and migra­ months ago. He and three other "It's been very effective, keep­ Other veterans threatened in Sep­ urban Petionville auto shop. tion agency officials consider the graduates run a business making ing the soldiers out of the soldier tember to attack public schools if Dorsilon is one of 7,000 Haitian program a success. Threats to the concrete construction blocks, but struggle," Boasso said. ''This is a ... the government failed to restore soldiers who lost their jobs when civilian government have dimin­ Danio is three months behind on very brave and very good initiative their pensions and savings, looted the UnitedStatesintervenedin 1994 ished in recent months. his rent and is having trouble feed­ that many other (foreign) partners by former army commanders. to oust a repressive anny regime. But jobs are scarce in Haiti, and ing his wife and four children. didn'twanttotakeon. These people Sofat",Haiti'sgovernmenthasn't In 1995, then-President Jean­ the enmity endures: thousands of Their business assets are a pile of are not an example of democracy taken the unpopular step of paying Bertrand Aristide dissolved the victims are demanding prosecu­ sand and gravel and a hand-oper­ or human rights." them. Without payment, more vet­ army. tions of human rights violations ated block-pressing machine. Their Much is at stake. A handful of erans could take up weapons to An old friend ... To keep the disgruntled soldiers during three years of military rule biggest contract- worth$ 750-was unemployed program graduates push their demands, Boasso and • I from upsetting Haiti's fragile de­ in which as many as4,000civilians arranged by the migration agency. wererecruitedbyright-wingactiv­ former soldiers say. mocracy, the Geneva-based Inter­ were killed. ''In the army, I used to get paid ists seeking to destab~ the gov- 'They want us to die," said Joel. national Organization for Migra­ "I went to many places where tion enrolled more than 5,000 in a they wouldn't employ me," China clos~s illegal finance firms . ' ' BEUING (AP) · Two branch di­ punished with a demerit. authorization, Xinhua said. People rectors of China's central bank By the end of March, the three found guilty of crimes will be have been punished and other companies had offered loans to­ punished, it added. peoplecouldfacecriminal charges taling more than 97 million yuan In a similar case, the People's following a crackdown on finan­ ($ 11.7 million), 20 percent of Bank of China is investigating a cial companies offering loans at which were outstanding, Xinhua trade union fund in southwestern high rates of interest, an official said. Sichuan province that lent funds report said Sunday. The companies also offered in­ at an annual interest rate of 24 Three unauthorized companies terest rates 50 percent higher than percent, Xinhua said. in Lanxi, in southeast China's official rates on deposits. By the end of August, the fund Zhejiang province, were closed Depositors started a run on the was 500 million yuan($ 60.2 mil­ afteroffering loans atinterestrates companies in May and June after lion) in debt and depositors began 90 percent higher than official discovering they were having demanding their money after fund rates, the Xinhua News Agency troublerecovering loans and pay­ officials were arrested for sus­ said. ing depositors, Xinhua said. pected ·economic crimes, Xinhua The companies were set up The State Council, China's said. without the knowledge of the cen­ Cabinet, criticized departments in Again it said people found tral bank - the People's Bank of the Lanxi city government that guilty of crime wouid be pun­ China, Xinhua said. It said the approved the companies without ished. director of the bank's Lanxi . .. with a new name. branch was sacked for neglect of duty and another director was DemQcrat warns against post-97 corruption in HK HONG KONG (AP). The head sional legislature pending fresh NORTHERN MARIANAS HOUSING CORPORATION of Hong Kong's Democratic elections in 199 8. Party said Sunday the legisla­ Speaking on Radio Hong EQUAL HOUSING INVITATION TO BID ~OPPORTUNITY ture taking power after the Kong about the Selection Com­ colony's return to Chinese rule mittee, Lee said there would be Governor Froilan C. Tenorio and Lt. Governor Jesus C. Borja, through the Northern Marianas Housing Corporation (NMHC) Board of Directors, are hereby giving notice that NMHC is solictting sealed bids for the construction of the "REHABILITATION next year is likely to be cor­ "a lot of wheeling and dealing In 1989, the New Zealand Insurance Co. Ltd (NZ/) We're still the same in many ways, but with the OF PINATANG PARK AND SWIMMING POOL" at Songsong Village, Rota, MP, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana ruptly chosen and assigned to going on - which you will always became part ofthe General Accident Insurance Group of substantial backing of a century of Scottish tradition, do Beijing's "dirty work." find in a small circle election of Islands. Bids in duplicate must be marked 'CDBG-Construction, Pinatang Project", and must be submited to Marylou Ada Sirak, financial strength and global expertise, you can expect Corporate Director, at the NMHC Central Office in Garapan, Saipan, until 2:00 P.M., local time, Friday, December 20, 1996 at Lawmaker Martin Lee said the this kind." Companies. which time and place, the bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received after the above time will not be accepted new body, replacing Hong "When people choose a repre­ Today, we are pleased to adopt the General Accident even more innovative products and excellent service from under any circumstances. Kong's democratically elected sentative, not based on merit but name. A name that stands for financial security, longevity General Accident Insurance. legislature, would be expected A bond of 15% of the total bid price must accompany the bid. This security may be CertHied Check, Cashier's Check, or Bid Bond by the· number of favors you are and a tradition of trust. A leading insurer with a hundred years of experience "to rubber-stamp laws on sub­ made payable to the Northern Marians Housing Corporation, P.O. Box 514 Saipan, MP 96950. prepared to grant them, you can't in the general insurance business backed by offices in version ... and to repeal the most say may the best man or woman Just like a vintage car, a superb example of meticulous The bidder is required to submit with hiS/her proposal, 1) a copy of CNMI issued, current Business Licensed; 2) updated important parts of the Bill of win, but rather may the richest craft.smanship, and good engineering that has weathered over 40 countries worldwide, our 170 offices in Asia Pacific Financial Statement; 3) listing of existing and past projects including completion dates; 4) listing of manpower with copies of Rights Ordinance, thereby ren­ one win," said Lee. through time, General Accident Insurance also believes is the largest market network in the region. CNMl-issued Work Permits; 5) listing of equipments(s). dering it meaningless." Candidates for the provisional in _the importance of craft.ing products to suit your needs At General Accident Insurance, we give you only the Lee and the Democrats, Hong legislature must be endorsed by at Specifications and Plans of the project are available on or after November 22, 1996 at the NMHC Office in Saipan. A non­ and withstand the test of time. best. Your needs come first. refundable payment of $250.00 is required for each set. APre-Bid Confenrence for this project will be held at the NMHC Confer­ Kong's largest party, say the pro­ least l Omembers of the Selection ence Room on November 27, 1996 at 10:30 A.M. visional legislature is illegal be­ Committee, a panel of 400 Hong cause its members will be chosen Kong notables, which will an­ Attention is called to Section 3 of the Housing and Development Act of 1968 which requires the provision of training and by a China-backed Selection nounce the new legislature Dec. employment, and the awarding of contract for work on the project, to low income project area residents and business concerns. Committee rather than in a full, 21. NMHC also notifies bidders that it will affirmatively ensure that, in any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, open election. Last week, municipal councilor minority and women's business enterprises will be accorded full opportunity to submtt bids in response to this invttation. The present 60-member legis­ Dominic Chan became the first Attention is also called to the Labor Standard Provisions for Wage Rate Determination of the CNMI. Classttication and Salary lature is the first in Hong Kong to Democrattogoagainsthisparty's Structure Plans, and payment of not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the Contract Documents must be be wholly elected. Gov. Chris boycott of the selection process paid on this project. Patten abolished government-ap­ when he decided to seek a seat in pointed seats. the provisional legislature. All bid documents received shall be the sole property of the NMHC with the exception of bid bonds, certified check or cashier's But China is replacing the body Chan said it was a "political check which will be returned to bidders in accordance with section 'Instruction to Bidders" page 1-2, paragraph No. 05, Bi

U.S. bomber, believed to be a ing as serious and business­ semiconductors and commu0 B-24, in southern China that like, sprinkled with light mo­ nication equipment by revok­ contains some human remains. ments. Jiang, for instance, ing high-tech tariffs by 2000. Clinton was given a videotape commented on Clinton's Even so, U.S. Ambassador and photos of the site, and the hoarse voice and suggested Thomas Hubbard said Clinton United States was invited to Chinese medicine or acupunc­ was satisfied, on grounds that the send a team to examine the ture. talks gave a boost to planned fol­ site and gather more informa­ In preliminary U.S.-China low-on negotiations in Singapore. tion. talks, the United States failed But, Hubbard acknowledged, White House officials de­ to win agreement to cut the "All the details are not worked ~ ~ t 1 ...... --i. prices of computers, software, out." ' ·U'I . ·g·' , scribed the mood of the meet- A' ,. h-~.- '· " ,.: ~e _..,,,,,.,. ' .. ,...v 1 ·HA;; i · ' N;K·' i ..t Y'. 0(·' ,,··U; ' ; T.· ' .. ·, ·"· . . ',. .• ... \ . .. a . , ..• !,t Bill Clinton JiangZemin

By TERENCE l:IUNT with Washington. 1 MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Clinton also held talks Sun­ ~ t . ~· ~ ; i i i: ' . ~-: . Y/U;:~u· S·{ M·.·A·' '-"A.' s···...1·· President Clinton and Chinese day with Japanese Prime Min­ SI·-~ .. : , : ' ·~ ; . : \' ~' "·· ' "" . ,j' .:t,. President Jiang Zemin agreed ister Ryutaro Hashimoto, fo­ Sunday to exchange state vis­ cusing on perennial trade dis­ its within the next two years. putes, and with South Korean : ·...:. r·.-.'.·.li..ii ·a·; ;- ..•;1:L, ! 1·s·· ·o·;,. .•' .. ..' :w· ·· ' 7.' : Clinton raised human rights President Kim Young Sam to an.: ·= ..~ "~ -~ ... ' ,~ ,. ·'· ' ·~ , .• ,\ , "'. ·. ,·...... ;.;;- ,1 .,,, .. --<.> ._f ": d G concerns but did not press discuss tensions on the Ko­ Jiang about specific cases. rean peninsula, particularly According to spokesman efforts to contain North Mike McCurry, Clinton told Korea's suspected nuclear Jiang: "It's important that we weapons ambitions. work to remove irritants in In a photo session before our relationship but we need their meeting, Clinton and to be as honest and candid in Hashimoto congratulated one Governor Froilan C. Tenorio, U. Governor Jesus C. Borja (Chairman dealing· with our differences another on recent electoral as we can with respect to hu­ victories. of the 36th South Pacific Conference), and Vicente"Ben" Borja man rights." The timing and sequence of Stop Checking Clinton, however, did mot the U.S.-China presidential (Chairman of the South Pacific Conference Planning Committee) mention the name of any Chi­ summits will be determined nese dissident held by authori­ later, but one is to be in 1997 ties, officials said. and the other in 1998. In a reversal of policy, Mccurry said the two leaders Your Stopwatch to the members of the Planning Committee and the hundreds of volunteers from Clinton did not set any condi­ agreed that the sensitive rela­ government agencies and the private sector who made the conference a resounding tions for the state visits, such tionship between the tw as progress on disputes over o nations "needs regular success. human rights, trade or weap­ high-level visits." ons sales. The decision On a major trade issue, ,a While You're brought immediate criticism senior U.S. official said there Special thanks are due the following agencies: Marianas Visitors Bureau, the Office of from human rights groups. was no concrete progress on "In the rush to engagement, China's push to join the World the Governor, the Office of the Lt. Governor, the Commonwealth Ports Authority, the concern about human rights is Trade Organization, the On-Line being left behind," said Hu­ Geneva-based group that sets Commonwealth Utilities Corporation, the Department of Public Safety, ·the Department man Rights Watch-Asia offi­ the rules for global trade. of Community and Cultural affairs, the Department of Public Health, the Department of cial Mike J endrzejczyk. "It's The United States has a huge disappointment and a blocked the effort, arguing Finance, the Public School System, the Department of Labor and Immigration. major setback for human that China has not done rights in China but it wasn't enough to dismantle its trade unexpected." barriers. and the following businesses: The two leaders met at the Nevertheless, McCurry de­ Philippine Central Bank prior scribed the meeting as con­ to the opening of a Asia-Pa­ structive and said it "moved cific Economic Cooperation this vital strategic relationship DFS • Bank of Guam· Tan Holdings Corporation· Galvin Lam· ITM Overseas, Inc. (APEC) summit. forward." Tasi Tours and Transportation, Inc.· Diamond Hotel· United International Corporation In addition to the presi­ Clinton's effort to improve dential visits, Clinton and relations with China comes Get the CNMI's first and only Saipan Stevedore Company • MTC • FHP • Hotel Nikko Saipan • Bank of Saipan Jiang agreed that Vice Presi­ after many months of trouble dent Al Gore will visit Beijing between the two superpowers. the flat rateUNLIMITED Internet Marianas Variety· Saipan Tribune· Saipan Grand Hotel· Microl Corporation in the first half of next year. The president has decided that The last presidential visit China is one of the most im­ Access for just $45 per month R &. 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16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- NOVEMBER 25, 1996 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-17 Threat of war in Cambodia Kim wants apology from North ploy the troops along roads Sun­ bodians in the 1970s, continued MANILA, Philippines (AP) Young-sam demanded again apologize for a submarine in­ By SOM SATIANA The crisis follows a week of civil war. 1910 to 1945 and tensions day were not carried out, and resi­ civil war against the new govern­ PHNOM PENH, Cambodia worsening tensions between the Serei Kosa!, the - South Korean President Kirn Sunday that North Korea cursion in September that left have flared in the past over dents of Battambang said there ment after the 1993 elections. (AP) .· Racing to defuse threats royalist FUNCINPEC party led FUNCINPEC-aligned vice gov­ 13 South Koreans dead. suggestions by Japanese Cabi­ was no unusual presence of sol­ But the war-weary guerrillas "This use of force threat­ of warfare between Cambodia's by First Premier Norodom ernor of Battarnbang province, net ministers that this rule was diers in the town. split into peace-minded and hard­ ened peace and stability on legal and did some good for two ruling parties, senior mili­ Ranariddh and the formerly has threatened to secede and Gen. Nhek Bunchhay, the line factions in August, and thou­ the Korean Peninsula," Kim tary officials flew to a key prov­ communist Cambodian deploy 5,000 troops along key Korea. FUNINPEC-alignedanny deputy sands have defected. Each of the ince Sunday to talk a top offi­ People's Party headed by Sec­ roads to defend against attacks. told Japanese Prime Minister The subject of disputed is­ chief of staff, claimed Sunday that governing parties has tried to wrest cial out of armed secession. ond Premier Hun Sen. The threat followed a firefight Ryutaro Hashimoto. "North lets in the Sea of Japan, called Hun Sen had told him he would advantage from the new political The team led by Gen. Meas Open rivalry and mounting Friday in the provincial capital, Korea must apologize and pre­ Tok-do in Korean and equation. Sophea, deputy army chief of threats of violence could under­ Battambang, 250 kilometers (155 send troops to Battambang to put vent a recurrence." Takeshima in Japan, also did Hun Sen, the country's most staff, hoped to succeed where mine the progress toward peace miles) northwest of Phnom Penh, down Kasal if necessary. Hashimoto supported Kirn' s not come up, the official said. powerful politician due to his con­ an Interior Ministry delegation won by the breakup of the noto­ between FUNCINPEC-aligned "I told Hun Sen that the situa­ demand, saying it was up to In another sign of smoother tinued control ove so far had failed to resolve ten­ rious Khmer Rouge, which soldiers and military police loyal tion will be all right if they stop North Korea to take measures relations, Kim accepted playing tricks," Nhek Buchhay r the military and security ap­ sions in the northwest province brought this Southeast Asian to the People's Party. A military that will satisfy S_outh Korea. Hashimoto's invitation to visit paratus, accused Ranariddh last of Battambang after armed country's biggest chance to end policeman was reported wounded. said. The two are here for the Japan early next year. The uneasy coalition that the week of committing treason by clashes Friday. a quarter-century of turmoil and But travelers said threats to de- Asia-Pacific Economic Coop­ Kim Young-sam The visit is expected to be parties - battlefield enemies dur­ allegedly telling some Khmer eration 1orurn's summit Mon­ somewhere outside of Tokyo, ing the 1980s - have fonned since Rouge to delay defecting for a day. in Japan-South Korean rela­ following a Hashimoto-Kim U.N.-sponsoredelectionsin 1993 better moment. Their remarks were relayed tions in recent years. meeting at the South Korean has threatened· to explode over The charges raised the political to reporters by a Japanese For­ The Japanese official, resort island of Cheju in June. how to handle mass defections of temperature because Hun Sen has eign Ministry official who at­ speaking on condition of ano­ At that meeting, the two Khmer Rouge guerrilliµ;. made similar accusations - often tended their meeting at a Ma­ nymity, said the two did not leaders agreed to cooperate in FIJNCINPEC was allied to the with scanty proof - in the past as a nila hotel. discuss historical questions. playing host to the 2002 soc­ Khmer Rouge during the 1980s in prelude to eliminating his politi­ The meeting appeared de­ South Korea came under bru­ cer. World Cup after a fierce a resistance movement against cal enemies. void of the perennial strains tal Japanese colonial rule from battle to win sole host rights. Hun Sen' s Vietnam-installed gov­ Making matters worse, Hun ernment. Sen's brother-in-law was killed Vietnam, Cambodia's tradi­ by unidentified gunmen in Phnom tional enemy, invaded in 1979 Penh last Tuesday. and toppled the genpcidal Khmer Hun Sen linked the killing to Rouge from power, but continued the defection disputes and threat­ .·, to occupy its smaller neighbor for ened "armed reaction" against _; more than a decade. · Prince Ranariddh. It's a Matter The Khmer Rouge, responsible The prince is out of the coun­ Traffic accident kills 21 for the deaths of 2 million Cam- try. people in wedding party Singapore· prospects rosy· KOT A, India (AP) - A ve­ were among more than 35 rev­ of Choice hicle carrying members of a elers riding on an open-backed· SINGAPORE (AP) - Singapore next century, while remaining wedding party collided with a cart pulled by a tractor. A Health Plan for CNMI 47 !!!!,"ii_,.~·-.... ., ., '"··. should achieve economic growth handicapped by the lack of land truck in central India Sunday, The accident occurred near ut"'.,.,c- . and natural resources, the mani­ killing at least 21 people. Kata, a town 500 kilometers Government Employees & ReUrees Ct:i""'ou,-, of 5 to 7 percent yearly and be­ >"':a"- • 'Lw,j~~Nsult4 . ii come a fully developed country festo said. All the dead were members (about 300 miles) south of • Two Great Benefit Plans To Choose ...... · "'."'"-~t<;.~"•4 ,v, / early in the 21st century, the rul­ "Our excellent infrastructure of the wedding party, United New Delhi. J; ing People's Action Party said in such as ports, telecommunications News of India said. No other details were im­ From ... Preferred & Standard ,..... • l its election manifesto, it was re­ and power stations must become The news agency said they mediately ..available. ' J U.S. Marine corps from Okjna~a fire during a gun ~alute in a Veteran's Day ceremo_ny in Phnom Pe:i~- A ported Wednesday. even more efficient to attract in­ • Affordable I 00%* Coverage ..,.~~...... "• / memorial plaque was unveiled m the U.S. Embassy m commemoration ot 18 U.~. Mannes Wh!) lost their hves on Koh Tang Island in an attempt to rescue the crew of the U.S. container ship Mayaguez m May. 1975. "We must t\terefore make full vestors," it added. "Privatization *Co-payments and other restrictions apply ~ AP Photo use of the stre11gths that we have and competition will help to keep Police scour the Alps for plane built up to sharpen our competi­ costs low." PARIS (AP) - An unidenti­ dio France Info reported. • Accepted at Commonwealth Health Center (CHC), Saipan · tive edge," the PAP manifesto Parliamenf s full five-year term fied plane exploded while fly­ Traffic controllers in the re­ Health Clinic, Pacific Medical Center & Pacific Health Pharmacy. said, according to The Business expires on Jan. 5 and polling must ing over the Alps early Thurs­ gion said they had no warning NORTHERN MARIANAS HOUSING CORPORATION Times. take place by April. day, -and authorities launched of the blast or any distress call • No Referrals Needed @l This. city-state of 3 million Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong a search for the wreckage, from the plane, the radio said. EQUAL HOUSING INVITATION TO BID French media reported. About 80 police, firefighters OPPORTUNITY people will compete with both has the tactical advantage of be­ • Your Multicover Card Accepted off-island at Guam Memorial other developing economies and ing able to choose the election Residents heard the blast and and rescuers were mobilized, Hospital, Straub Clinic & Hospital, Honolulu*, St. Luke's Governor Froilan C. Tenorio and LI. Governor Jesus C. Bo~a, through the Northern Marianas Housing Corporation developed ones as it enters the date. saw the burning aircraft in the and a helicopter was to fly (NMHC) Board of Directors, are hereby giving notice that NMHC is soliciting sealed bids for the construction of the sky between the cities of over the area to search for the Medical Center, Manila, The Doctor's Clinic, Guam. "ROTA SECTION 8 SEPTIC TANK SYSTEM" al Songsong village, Rota, MP Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Annecy and Thanes, state ra- wreckage, the radio said. *Applies to Prcforrcd Benefit Plan Only. Islands.Bids in duplicate must be marked "CDBG-Construction, Section 8 Rota", and must be submitted to Marylou Ada Sirak, Corporate Director, at the NMHC Central Office in Garapan, Saipan, until 2:00 P.M., local time, Friday, December 23, 1996 at which time and place, the bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any Bids received after ...... ,.,,•• ...,. the above time will not be accepted under any circumstances. WORLDWIDE EXPRESS. Abond of 15% of the total bid price must accompany the bid. This security may be Certified Check, Cashier's Check, PPO HEALTH PLAN or Bid Bond made payable to the Northern Marianas Housing Corporation, P.O. Box 514, Saipan MP 96950. The bidder is required to submit with his/her proposal, 1) a copy of CNMI issued, current Business License; 2) updated Administered by: Financial Statement; 3) listing of existing and past projects including completion dates; 4) listing of manpower with Moylan's Insurance Underwriters, Inc. I (670) 234-6442 Fax: (670) 234-8641 copies o1 CNMl-issued Work Permits; 5) listing o1 equipment(s). I COURIER -·--· --~------·- - -·------~------·- ·----··------·------~- .. ~~-1 Specilications and Plans of the project are available on or after November 25, 1996 at the NMHC Office in Saipan. A DHL WORLDWIDE EXPRESS IS SEEKING CUSTOMER ORIENTED non-re1undable payment of $250.00 is required for each set. A Pre-Bid Conference for this project will be held at the COURIERS FOR P/U & DELIVERY OF TIME SENSITIVE ~·s Kitchen~llbe ope11ed ~n THANKSGIVING DAY We put a smile on your face with high quality dental care in the CNMl ... at '1 NMHC Conference Room on December 02, 1996 at 10:30 A.M. MATERIALS. MUST POSSESS A VALID DRIVER'S LICENSE & . . .·· ....· : . froD1 7:00a.11L to 2:00p.in. . . The Saipan Seventh-day Attention is called to Section 3 of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1968 which requires the provision CLEAN DRIVING RECORD. ABILITY TO LIFT UP TO 70 LBS. & We have !Itet<>llo'Ning baked goods available of training and employment, and the awarding of contract for work on the project, to low income project area residents EXCELLENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS ESSENTIAL. . to make your Thanksgiving aSpecial Celebration. Adventist (SDA) Clinic and business concerns. NMHC also notifies bidders that it will affirmatively ensure that, in any contract entered into ~ Pineapple Carrot Raisin Nature Pfus Available to CNMI Government Employees and Private Businesses pursuant to this advertisement, minority and women's business enterprises will be accorded full opportunity to submit OHL OFFERS AN EXCELLENT BENEFIT PACKAGE INCLUDING: Pumpkin Mocha 100% Whole Wlleat bids in response to this invitation. -HEALTH & VISION INSURANCE Key-Lime Velvet Cracked Wheat Enroll Now custard Rum PINNER ROLLS Attention is also called to the Labor Siandard Provisions for Wage Rate Determination of the CNMI. Classification and -DENTAL INSURANCE Admin1~te1t:d and 1\L:H.;;l'(cd by: Apple Devil Chocolate Sour Dough Hoylan·s Insurance Salary Structure Plans, and payment of not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the Contract -LIFE INSURANCE Lemon German Chocolate Whole Wheat Underwriters, Inc. -DISABIUTY INSURANCE Walnut Angel Food Pfain Documents must be paid on this project. .SAIPAN SAIPAN: All bid documents received shall be the sole property of the NMHC with the exception of bid bonds, certified check or -PAID VACATION AFTER 6 MONTHS Cherry .eBEADS and many more! ! ! Tel {670) 234-64·12 -INTERLINE TRAVEL BENEFrrs Boston Cream California Sour Dough Fax: (670) 234-8641 cashier's check with will be returned to bidders in accordance with section "Instruction Bidders" page 1-2, paragraph Chocolate Cream -TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Poppyseed Cream CALL NOW AND PLACE YOUR ORDER IN ADVANCE/II ..•DENTAL ROTA: no. 05, Bid Guarantee. -401KPLAN Coconut Custard Tei, {670) 532-2230 NMHC reseJVes the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any imperfection in the bid proposal in the interest of Fax, {670) 532-2230 STARTING SALARY: $8.20/HR. ~ NMHC. Black Forest located in Susupe, Nor1h of Mount Carmel Church -PIAN Pinacolada Telephone: 234-3706 APPLICATIONS MAY BE PICKED UP AT THE SAIPAN SERVICE· Carrot Open: 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Marylou Ada Sirak CENTER LOCATION IN CHALAN LAULAU (WHITE TWO-STORY Care Provided by The Saipan Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Clinic, Chalan Laulau, Saipan Corporate Director BUILDING TO THE NORTH OF MCDONALD'S RESTAURANT) ------·- ·------MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-19

18-MARIANAS V ARIErY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- NOVEMBER 25, 1996 K11maratunga to visit France Train derails in New ported by a network of Tamils pute. Jersey; 32 people hurt monwealth Heads of State Sum­ COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) - ministry statement said. The source, who spoke on con­ mit because of security fears. living abroad. By RAVI NESSMAN aboard the mail train were treated for were rescued. Sri Lankan President Chandrika Mrs. Kumaratunga has had dition of anonymity, said the two But this year, she has visited In October, two representatives SECAUCUS,New Jersey (AP)-A minor injuries and released from lo­ Amtrak foreman Kenneth Waiters Kumaratunga leaves on a three­ close ties with France since she victims had been extorting money several countries, including of the rebel group in Paris were train canying mail and 113 people cal hospitals. Two employees re­ of Philadelphia, whowastravelingto day state visit to France on Mon­ studied development economics from Sri Lankan merchants in China, Japan, South Korea and killed in what a police source said jumped the track at 60 mph (96kph), mainecl hospitalized for observation. Connecticutwithhis wife to celebrate day, on an invitation by French at the Sorbonne in Paris in the was the result of a financial dis- France. sideswipinganothertrainasitlanded Toe !rain's two locomotives, a her birthday, said the accident was a Prime Minister Jacques Chirac, early 1970s. Egypt. The rebels are fighting for a in a swamp. Thirty-two people were mail car and three passenger cars blur. the foreign ministry said Sunday. Mrs. Kumaratunga rarely ven­ homeland in the north and east for derailed, Amtrak spokesman Rick "Alllknowiswewereinaswamp," During her visit, the first by a t\lres out of her palace in Co­ Security high as Tamil rebels injured. minority Tamils. More than said Waiters, 43. "I heard a loud Sri Lankan president, Mrs. lombo fearing assassination at­ Saturday' sderailmentdisruptedrail Remington said. 46,000 people have been killed in thump and evetything started going Kumaratunga will mee.t Chirac tempts by Tamil Tiger rebels. She commemorate Heroes' Week service between Newark and New Toe train was en route from Wash­ the 13-year-old conflict. bumpy ... and we were in a swamp. I and French businessmen to dis­ cancelled a scheduled trip to New By DEXTER CRUEZ chief Admiral Clancy Yolk City all day, with two tracks ington to Boston with 88 passengers The rebels' campaign is sup- thought I was dead" cuss investment in Sri Lanka, a Zealand last year for the Com- COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) Fernando was killed by a rebel closed. Regular service was expected and25 Amtrak employees aboard. - The government strength­ suicide bomber riding an ex­ Sunday. Afterwards, the cars lay in a Waitersandhiswife,Norma, were ened security in the capital plosive laden motorcycle in The mail train sideswiped another zigzag pattern in the wetlands mud not seriously hurt and other major towns Colombo. passenger train as it derailed, but no about 6 miles ( 10 kilometers) west The cause of the crash was not Wednesday, as Tamil Tiger In November 1993, 754 sol­ one aboard the second train was hurt of New York City. Some passen­ immediately known, although the rebels began their annual week diers .and sailors were killed The national rail company, Amtrak, gers had to stand in knee-deep water bridge at the scene had been worked of commemorations for their in four days of rebel attack on said 16passengersand 14employees for about 30 minutes before they on the night before. war dead, military officials Pooneryn-N agathevanthurai said. military complex in northern Hundreds of soldiers and po­ Sri Lanka. ValuJet plane returns to airport licemen were dei;>loyed in The military claims 700 Colombo's streets tci check the rebel also died in the fighting. identification of civilians, and Last November, rebel sui­ as pilot reports 'electrical smell' vehicles were stopped and cide bombers exploded two ORLANDO, Florida (AP) - A American spokeswoman Mary told to leave personal items and exit bombs outside army headquar­ searched throughout the city, ValuJet plane returned to Orlando Frances Fagan would not confirm that immediately. I officials said. ters in Colombo, killing 12 IntemationalAirportforanemergency theenginecaughtfire. Mechanics will ''You heard a loud pop and once ';::---;:::---:----:--=--:--:---=:..:==:::..:::::c.:...:__:__:____:_:.::____:,~_.::,- .. ! Military intelligence had civilians. Jandingafterthepilotreportedastrong have to inspect the plane to determine that happened, the pilot shut down, Ray Frost, a member of the ~outhern Ute g'!verning council, lei and warned that the rebels were The rebels also shot down "electrical" smell, airport officials said. the problem, she said. and then about 30 seconds later they Annabelle E_agle, one of the tnba/ elde_rs, walk ,n Ute Park in Ignacio. The planning attacks, but there an air force transport plane, No one was injured and no smoke or Passengers said they heard a loud decided to evacuate the aircraft," said tw.o are agamst the Ammas water pro1ect which they claim will divert two­ were no immediate reports of killing five airmen, and 38 fire was found. noise, smellecl an odor and then were passenger David Stokes. th1rds of the water to non-Indian farmer or municipalities. AP Photo any violence, officials said. soldiers were killed in an am­ Right 116 bound for Atlanta re­ In the past years the rebels bush on a military patrol at turned to the airport shortly after take­ have launched major attacks Shanthiveli in eastern Sri off Saturday. The 32 passengers and on military and civilian tar­ Lanka. five crew members got off without The rebels are fighting for problem. gets prior to the week. Also Saturday, the pilot of Ameri­ The rebels also mark "he­ a separate homeland for mi­ nority Tamils, claiming they can Airlines Right 1447 bound for roes' week" by decorating Acapulco, Mexico, aborted takeoff are discriminated against by streets and building in regions fromDallas-Fort Worth International they control in the north and the majority Sinhalese who Airport after the right engine caught east. _Relatives and friends control the government and the fire, airport spokeswoman Angel place flowers and candles at military . Biasatti said. .c ... guerrillas' graves. More than 46,000 people have The plane, an MD-80 with 116 a'fia"J .• r ...... ·>•. ,··.. ··· •. >.······· .···.~.; >: •.... ~t~ii ..... ·< ci¥t))9ng, .()i······.< i In November 1992, Navy been killed in the 13-year war. passengers and five crew members U.S. Made Quiet Power . ·.T)Wi.pr~~~i.?f:rep)ayJn.g\ ,·.fr.Q.lllill}C!lock!~g. C()nst:t~. aboard, was evacuated. Three people . the1>e/segm~*t~ ... .i's ~µp}j\~.1i( • s~g111~nts: / i • . <· i . \ / were injured and one was taken to a •i~tti,p~te r~~t~~~rt,n.g.• 'tlie· <>rigiriaLc<>n~truction, but MULTI ZONE SPLIT .TY-PE ;cRtlBLIC :hi EA-RING NOIICE-,- *Available in floor/ceiling or wall ~,1:C;,..:,;.!3;.,r,:\o::·:~;- ... \{'- ·.; ;,., :c;.,,~·.,:.;~··, :.>_~:.·,.,.'::i.:~.~: 'v:•:_·,.·,,; mounted evaporators The Coastal Resources Management Program (CRMP) will be holding a public hearing regarding Coastal PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP)· *All evaporators independent Permit Application No. SMS-96-X-330 submitted by Top Cambodia's fourth cellular phone op­ *Available Sizes Fashion Corporation through their consultant ESB erator will launch a dlrs 50 million Consulting Engineers for the construction of the Top globalsystemmobilenetworlcby Janu­ 2X12,000 BTU Fashion Garment Factory which includes; the ary. construction and operation of a single storey 3,000 m2 The operator, CarnGSM, is a joint 3X12,000 BTU factory building and three (3) dormitory buildings which venture formed earlier this year by 4X12,000 BTU will accommodate approximately 300 garment Cambcxlia'sRoyal GroupofCornpa­ 2X24,000 BTU workers. The proposed garment factory will be niesandLuxembourg-basedMillicom constructed south of the Koblerville Elementary School International Cellular SA 1X12,000 BTU & 1X18,000 BTU in Koblerville, Saipan. 'The sy,stem should be in opera­ 1X18,000 BTU & 2X12,000 BTU tion by early January," said Meng The public is invited to attend and to submit written com­ Kith, chainnan of the Royal Group of 1 X24,000 BTU & 2X12,000 BTU ments and/or to make oral comments regarding this Companies. He said mobile-to-rno­ project. All written and oral comments received will be bile tests within the netwmk have Air Condition your living room, kitchen & *Complete Parts & Service made a part of the permit application record, and will be been completed. (7 days week/24 hours a day) considered in any decision made concerning the pro­ Global system mobile, or GSM, is bedrooms with only "0NE" outside condensing unit *Full 1 year warranty posed project. a digital technology network that al­ lows customers to use their mobile Super Quiet, Wireless Remote, *No charge for r.!eliveries The public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, phones in all countries where GSM *Open Saturday until noon December 10, 1996 at 6:30 pm at the Koblerville service.s are available. 24 Hour Timer Elementary School. A second and final notice of this pub­ "We will initially provide services in Phnom Penh, and the province.s of lic hearing will be published at a later date. "INSTAL~ING THE BEST" REPAIRING THE REST. , Kompong Speu and Sihanoukville," Please contact the Coastal Resources Management Meng Kith said France' sAlcatelTelecom, which is Office at 234-6623/7320 or 3907 if you have any questions or require further information regarding this supplyingtheGSMinfiastructure,pre­ Fourteen-year-oJd Parsina, who had suffering f,:om high fever for the past one month is looked after b her dictsthesystern will have50,000 sub­ project. mother _Gaffand1, center, and fl.Tandmother Afert, at heir hut Ma/ab village in the state of Haryana south~w t of DeJh1 last month. The family has Jost its faith in medicine as all sorts treatments failed to help reco es scribers by the tum of the century. of There now are three mobile phone AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION, HOTEL & RESTAURANT SUPPLIES MANUEL C. SABLAN f:'arsma's hef!lth. Over 800 people have died from complications arising from fever added to acute anae,:(;!r TeL:(670) 235-5572/5574 Location: Middle Rd., Chalan Laulau m Hary~na, m the p~st two months. The doctors have attribut~d t~e cause of fever to cerebral malaria'. operators in Cambodia, serving more Fax:(670) 235-5573 Next to Flash Foto Director According t~ Dr. R~J Kumar, a ~octor a~ the government hospital m Ferozepur-jhirke town, over 50% of than 10,000 cellular users. Coastal Resources Management 140,000 residents m the worst his 183 villages, were suffering from malaria. AP Photo 20-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- NOVEMBER 25, 1996 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2s", 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-21 Cholera am.ong refugees Voters in Belarus ting next to a campfire with her fam­ By CHRIS TOMLINSON and doctors said there had been three making their way to the Rwandan Rwandan TransportMinisterCharles ily in the ruins of the camp, cooked GOMA, Zaire (AP) - Doctors are deaths due to cholera, a highly conta­ border. Murigande said in Geneva that U.S. reporting a rise in of chol­ gious waterborne disease. RefugeesincampsineastemZaire satellite photos indicated there were thelastofthemeagerfoodshebrought chart their future sharp cases eraamongthelatestgroupoffiwandan "Cholera is nonnal in Goma, but north and south of Lake Kivu have 175,000. out of the forest in celebration of her By ANGELA CHARLTON Lukashenko, a admirer of the side some posed by opposition Hutu refugees crossing back into their usually there are only 40 cases. But fled to the surrounding countryside in In a meeting of donor nations and last night in Zaire. MINSK, Belarus (AP) - Voters old Soviet Union, also called his lawmakers. The ads are preceded homeland after 2 1-2 years ofexile in now with 120 we consider it to be an the past month to escape fighting aid agencies in Geneva, J. Brian Despite.swollen feet, she laughed in this impoverished nation deter­ predecessor and now lawmaker and followed by pro-Lukashenko Applicants for the above jobs must have a high school diploma or equivalent with a neighboring Zaire. epidemic," said Dr. Jo Lusi, medical between Z.airian rebels, government Atwood, head ofthe U.S. Agency for with other refugees as they contem­ mine their future Sunday in a con­ Stanislav Shushkevicha "fascist" spots. certification of training in a related field. Applicants must also have, among other things, About4,000refugeeshadgathered director of Virunga Hospital, which troops and Rwandan Hutu militia­ International Development, said plated returning to Rwanda on Sun­ troversial referendum pitting for proclaiming Belarus indepen­ A tough-talking former Com­ general knowledge on repairs and maintenance, knowledge of basic practice and late Saturday in the Rwandan border iacks running water and electricity. men. countries appeared willing to provide day. hard-line President Alexander dent in 1991. munist state farm director, techniques of general maintenance such as fixtures repairs, plumbing, masonry and town of Goma, which has been the The cholera patients have been The militiamen had taken control Rwanda with more than$ 700 mil­ ''Many, many people are dead Lukashenko against his ,foes in "Lukashenko is incapable of Lukashenko tightly controls the carpenby. The employee is responsible for assisting in repairs and maintenance work transit point for more than half a placed in a makeshift isolation ward of the huge Mugunga refugee camp lion to help resettle the returning refu­ Men attacked us in Katongo so we parliament. living lawfully," Shushkevich media, suppresses dissent and has and carrying out port repairs and maintenance activities, including tasks associated with special pro~. million Rwandans during in the past where they are rehydrated intrave­ northwestofGoma, butarebelattack gees. No actual aid pledges were fledintotheforesttocomehere,"said The key referendum question is countered in an interview. "It's a pumped funds into beefing up nously. Lusi said his staff had saved Nov. 15 drove them away and freed made, however. Mukurnbashimana. whether to extend Lukashenko's farceofa vote. We already know police and security forces. week. Thelatestrefugeesanivedex.­ The pay level will commensurate with experience. The minimum pay level is $478.14 A separate meeting that began in "Thousands more are behind us, tenn to 2001 and expand the au­ hausted and hungry and said there most of the patients, but feared the more than 500,000 refugees who what the official results will be." Though he has blocked most bi-weekly, or $12,431.63 per annum. were weaker people still in the forest situation would worsen as more refu­ poured back into Rwanda over the Stuttgart, Germany, on Friday is dis­ but we haven't had any problems in thoritarian president's already Moscow, meanwhile, played efforts at campaigning against his who needed help. gees arrive. past week. International. relief cussing plans for a U.N.-authorized, the forest" vast powers to enable him to se­ down the humiliating finale of its referendum, an opposition group Application fonns are available at the Saipan Seaport Olfice at Chanie Dock or at the Goma has had problems with its Inside Zaire, refugees streamed organizatio~ maintain there are still c.anadian-ledmilitarymissiontores­ Others said that about a week ago lect legislators and judges. mediation efforts. managedSaturdaytohoistablirnp Security Office on the First Floor of the Arrival Building at the Saipan International water system for about two weeks, out of the Virunga National Parle, 700,000refugeesineastemZaire, but cue refugees trapped in Zaire. in Katongo, about 40 miles (64 kilo­ Opposition lawmakers accuse Russian Prime Minister V ilctor into the sky above Minsk reading Airport. Applications must be accompanied by an updated police clearance. The Those plans have been held up in meters) north of the town of Sake, Lukashenko of seeking dictato­ Chemomyrdin and top legislators "Down With The Dictator." deadline for submission of applications is 4:30 p.m., November 29, 1996. partbecauseofthechangingsituation unidentified men in civilian clothes rial powers, and are trying to im­ rushed to Minsk on Thursday, A few dozen opposition dem­ on the ground, including Rwanda's opened fire on the refugees, killing peach him. Lukashenko says a where they had brokered the pro­ onstrators held forth on Indepen­ For more infonnation, please call the CommonweaHh Ports Authority al telephone claim that military intervention isn't doz.ens. favorable vote in the referendum posed compromise between dence Square, where people have numbers 664-3500'51/52. needed now that so many refugees A resident of Sake, 10 miles (16 will vindicate him. Lukashenko and Belarusian par­ been camping out since a massive have returned home. kilometers) west of Goma, said "What kind of dictator is it liament speaker Semyon protest last week that ended in CARLOS A. SHODA The Hutu refugees had fled Rwandan Hutu militias had attacked· wtio is supported by the voters?" Sharetsky. bloody clash with truncheon­ Executive Director Rwanda in 1994 fearing retribution Sake on Friday night and fought Lukashenko said in a nationally But after a bitter, insult-filled wielding riot police. foraHutugovemment-ledmassacre 2.airian rebels for more than an hour. televised address Saturday night. debate in parliament Friday, law­ Belarus' political woes have 'The(militias)were killing people Lukashenko and his opponents makers refused to ratify it and of 500,000 Rwandans, mainly of also raised alarm beyond its bor­ NORTHERN MARIANAS COLLEGE Rwanda's Tutsi mino andthenrunningawayintotheforest scrapped a Russian-brokered Lukashenko stormed out. ders. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS rity. They livedintheZairiancamps They are stealing everything," said compromise accord Saturday, a In the TV address, he declared In ~ashington, U.S. State De­ until last month's fighting. AmoziMasungane,aresidentofSake. last-ditch effort to save the coun­ that referendum results will be partment spokesman Glyn Davies NMC RFP 97-139 Refugees who ran from Katale He did not know how many people try from a political collapse. Un­ "final, binding and irreversible." urgedLukashenko to end his "ma­ andKahindorefugeecamps,40miles were killed. der the accord, impeachment pro­ Lukashenko also signed a decree neuvering in parliament" and to CAMPUS Fl.BER OPTIC-BACKBONE PROJECT (64 kilometers)north of Goma, on The rebels have barred journalists ceedings were to be ·dropped in Saturday making referendum re­ "continue to step back from the . . . Oct 30, have emerged in the old and foreign aid workers from Sake return for Lukashenko's agree­ sults binding. confrontation." Northern Marianas College (NMC) is soliciting proposals from qualified Mugunga camp. Many stop there for the last three days. ment that the referendum would Once Lukashenko made clear Moscow has welcomed firms to design and contact a fiber optic backbone for the Saipan cam­ before making the final leg of the trip On theRwandansideof the border be nonbinding. he was ignoring the pact, Lukashenko's efforts at moving pus of Northern Marianas College. RFP guidelines may be obtained Sharetsky announced that he was to Gama, 6 miles (10 kilometers) at Gisenyi, 35-year-old Emmanuel The president's opposition in closer to Russia, but was reluc­ from the Procurement Office, P.O. Box 1250, Northern Marianas Col­ west Hararemana earned his 3-year-old parliamentresumedirnpeachment going ahead with the impeach­ tant to intervene in the political lege, Saipan, MP 96950, telephone number (670) 234-5498 ext. 1524 PhocasHakizimana,arefugeefrom son Uamahoroonhisshoulders. They proceedings Saturday. Angry na­ ment process. The Constitutional crisis before this week. or fax number {670) 235-0915. Katale camp, said thousands of refu­ were having their first fresh food after tionalists have threatened to boy­ Court met Saturday in a special Foreign observers have over­ gees were still in the forest and that hiding for three weeks. cott the referendum and stage session to discuss how to pro­ whelmingly refused to monitor many were dying from lack of food "lsawmanybodiesofpeoplewho major protests across the nation ceed. Friday's agreement the vote, citing widespread viola­ Interested parties must submit two (2) copies of each section of their and water. He said those arriving died of hunger and thirst," he said of 10.4 million on Russia's west­ called for a special assembly rep­ tions during the campaign and proposals in sealed envelopes marked NMC RFP No. 97-139 to the Saturday were the strongest "We didn't have enough food. We ern border. resenting both sides to work out early voting, which began Nov. 9. Procurement and Property Management Office, P.O. Box 1250, Build­ Refugees stream out of the Mugunga refugee camp in Zaire heading toward the Rwanda border as Zairian ing N, Northern Marianas College, Saipan, MP 96950 no later than rebels moved in to occupy what was the largest refugee camp in the world. An estimated 100,000 Rwanda Prudence Mukurnbashimana, sit- shared com" "It's not a choice between the an acceptable draft constitution. Most Belarusians feel distant refugees and displaced Zairian began flocking toward apparently freed from the control of Hutu militias by president and parliament. It's a But legislators immediately from the political drama brewing 4:00 p.m., December 6, 1996. Respondents will be notified of these­ a rebel offensive. AP Photo choice between chaos on one slammed it as favoring in Minsk. lection decision no later than two (2) weeks after the above closing hand, and discipline and order," Lukashenko, who would head the But Lukashenko's hard-line date. Lukashenko said in his 22-minute body. rhetoric has struck a chord with MAXIMUM 'POWER address. Voters in 51 regions will also Belarusian voters nostalgic for Northern Marianas College reserves the right to reject any or all pro­ "I'm not calling you to the vote for parliament deputies in Soviet-era law and order. Many posals for any reason and to waive any defects in proposals if deter­ streets, like my opponents do, but Sunday's balloting. Legislative cheer his efforts to revive ties mined by the College to be in its best interest. All proposals shall be­ MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE to the polling stations," he said. elections last year filled only 199 with Moscow, hoping Russia will come the property of the NMC. of the chamber's 250 seats. solve Belarus' financial woes. Belarusian television has been Lukashenko also enjoys solid ls/Felicitas P. Abraham ls/John T. Flores running ads ex.plaining the cum­ support in Belarus' withering Administrative Vice President Procurement & Property Manager bersome ballots, which have heartland, where wages are dwin­ Lukashenko's questions along- dling and production plunging. 1996 MITSUBISHI MIGHTY MAX DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND IMMIGRATION · MAXIMUM VALUE . · PUBLIC NOTICE . . . WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) - On 21 August 1996, the fee for entry permits for non-resident workers was raised An 8-year-old boy fired a loaded from $25.00 to $100.00. By emergency regulation, Governor Froilan C. Tenorio shotgun into the chest of his 13- suspended the fee increase, effective 23 August 1996. For reasons of equity, the year-old babysitter, killing her in­ Secretary of the Department of Labor and Immigration (DU) has authorized the $11,995 stantly. Treasury to refund the additional $75.00 applicants were required to pay bet.veen A family friend said the two August and 23 August 1996. children were cousins. The boy 21 apparently was playing with one of several loaded weapons kept in If you paid the higher fee, you should have received an authorization letter from the house when he fired it at Crys­ DLI entitling you to a refund. If you have not received this letter, please bring your tal Ducharme in the bathroom on ORIGINAL receipt to DLI and ask to speak to Patrick Guerrero. DLI will forward Saturday. all the receipts to the Treasury. You will receive your refund by mail from "The guy who lives there al­ Treasury. • Air Conditioning • Deluxe Cloth Interior • 2.4L Engine-116HP ways has them ready," Neil Flett • Power Steering • AM/FM Stereo • 5 Speed Transmission said. "He keeps them loaded in PLEASE NOTE: case of a home invasion. He told 1. This fee increase suspension applies only to non-resident worker entry me that if anything happens, he'd permits filed between 21 August and 23 August 1996. be ready." 2. You must bring your original receipt. Treasury will not accept photocopies. MITSUBISHI ,l MOTORS Inspector Alex Katz said police 3. You must bring your receiptto DU by 31 November 1996. were treating the girl's death as a Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. homicide, butaddedthattheycan­ Riiiji@!§lll MITSUBISHI I not lay any charges against the /s/TIIOMAS 0. SABLAN Beach Road, Chalan Kanoa Tels: 234-3332 boy because he is under 12. Po­ Secretary, Department of Labor lice seized several weapons from and Immigration the house. · Date: November 15, 1996. 22-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- NOVEMBER 25, 1996 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-23 Orbiting caravan: POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT At the movies: POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT I PROGRAMMER I Columbia, then saucer, I coMMUNICATIONDESIGNENGINEER I The CNMI Departmenl of Labor & Immigration, specifically the LIIDS Project (Labor and 'Jingle All the Way' Immigration Identification and Documentation System), seeks to hire an individual with the listed By BOB THOMAS desperate as ea h ., . d H th d' . f The CNMI Department of Labor & Immigration, specifically the LIIDS Project (Labor knowledge and skills. This position is a full time posmon, located on the island of Saipan. Job then power telescope c one 1ru1 s. ure. owever, e trectlon o d I · 1· Id ,·1· 1· d D · s ) · · · responsibilities include but are not limited to: LOS ANGELES (AP) . Th Hi t ts him . ._ B . Le ('Th Flin ,, a~ mm1gra 1o_n en 11ca 10n an ocumentat1on ystem , seeks to hire an md1- By MARCIA DUNN to "two little ducks following their rior to that produced on Earth for use bl 'th . . .e . s ~ues pu m competl. ':an vant e tsto!1es) vidualw1ththehstedknowledgeandskills. Thispositionisafulltimeposition,located Operating Systems/Plalfonms: Database Technologies DevelopmenVRAD Tools trou e ":'1 a one-Joke movie 1s tJ.on ~1th an~ther frustrated father, fails to find any real comedy m the on Iha island of Saipan. Job responsibiltties include bul are not limited to· Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Microsoft Access 2.0+ Visual Basic CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida mom." in advanced electronics. Windows 95 SOL Server Magic The telescope, dropped off by the that the Joke had better be very amailman(Smbad),whoalsoneeds adventures. But then, it's hard to . · Windows NT Sybase Powerbuilder (AP) - Columbia led the way in an Commander Kenneth Cockrell funny. The one in "Jingle All the a Turbo Man to square himself at laugh at car crashes, explosions, 'Design ancl code Intranet Client/Server applications, primarily using JAVA and his crew used radar and lasers to shuttle crew on Tuesday, completed UNIX Oracle C++ orbiting caravan: Fl.l1ltcamethespace Way" isn't. home. Wherever Schwarzenegger beatings, house break-ins and the (JAVA applets) . Novell 4.1 Visual C++ monitor the locations of the satellites. morestellarobseivationsdespitetem­ shuttle, followed by a large saucer What was intended to spread goes, Sinbad follows, and their forced takeover of a radio station • liPartll clpatddee lbn desflgn anll cl ctlode reviews • Assist duties and responslbl/ltes of project contractors Columbia stayed within about 70 porary computer problems. It, too, . . . . · • es an ug o app ca ons that just hoW"S earlier had swerved Chri h thro gh th h li • Development of LIIDS program (custom programs, add-ons) frighteninglyclosetothecrew'scock­ miles (112 kilometers) of the two will be picked up by the astronauts for stmas c eer u e o - quest starts gettJ.ng ~hys1cal. Comedy of frustratJ.on reqwres • HTI'P, RS232 Interface and Windows SS libra r rammln • Assist In testing, debugging, and design verification of current and future modules day season emerges as. a downer Schwarzenegger 1s duped by a a deft touch, and Schwarzenegger , Programming efficiency in C++ ry p og g pit, then an ultraviolet telescope. craft- close by space standards-in theDec.5retumtoEarth,butnotuntil • Development of custom applications, APl's software tools diagnostics, security and that a slam-bang special effects shamelessconmanposingasSanta obviouslydoesn'thaveit.Nordoes • Strong understanding ol object orienled design It was an unprecedented orbital case one of the satellites strayed off two days before the shuttle mission test cases. finale can't rescue. (a well-disguised James Belushi), Sinbad fare well with a blustery • Develop APl's lo tie In external programs seamlessly parade Saturday, and relatively calm course and the astronauts had to rush ends. The joke: busy executive spends who leads him to a warehouse chatacterthatwavers betweengood JAVA knowledge is a must. Solid understanding of browsers and HITP protocols. over and grab it Musgrave, the only person to fly Must be energetic, goat oriented and a team participant. Good problem solving skills are required. compared to the night before. Christmas Eve searching all over where a motley crowd of Santas guy and bad guy. Responsible for graphical design and appearance of applets. Knowledge of SOL, ODBC and OLE. Prior experience as a data modeller and SystemA.dministra­ ''It's spectacular to look out there six times on space shuttles, said he The 2-ton steel saucer, designed to townfortheonlytoyhisyoungson assemble counterfeit toys. This Phil Hartman is stuck with the tor is a ptus. Candidate must possess excellent communications and organizational skills. was calmer than usual during liftoff. 3+ years object oriented design and programming using Ct+. Windows and/or HTIP produce thin, pure semiconductor at the sunrise and to see our two wants. raises the propriety of having chil- roleofthesmarmynext-doorneigh- M years experience as a programmer in large, complex data center environments required. BS in ''I had the easiest launch I've ever programming preferred. BS in Compute Science or related 1ield. Please include film, drifted within l Ofeet (3 meters) satellites out there trailing behind us, Arnold Schwarzenegger is a dren watch Santas portrayed as a bor considered by the neighbor- Computer Science or· related field. Please include 3 references and salary requirements with had," he said "I am usually pretty 3 references and salary requirements with resume and send it to: ofColumbiafollowingits release late to look at the two brights~ that are hard-driving mattress factory boss bunch of crooks. (And why are hood women as "the perfect hus- resume and send it to: out there," said Dr. Story Musgrave, frightened during launches because Joyce Lignell Friday, more than twice as close than who neglects his wife (Rita Wil- they all wearing Santa suits if they band" (though he's divorced). And JoyceUgneU it should have. For a few harrowing 61, the oldest person ever in space. I'm not a risk taker and I was fiight­ Department of Labor & Immigration, lnlormalion Systems Department of Labor & lmmlgrallon, lnfonnatlon Systems son) and son (Jake Lloyd). After work in secret?) Robert Conrad has a few funny moments, the five shuttle astronauts The Wak:e Shield is supposed to enedbefore lhisone. But once we got Box 10003, CCC 23, Saipan, MP 96950 Box 10003, CCC 23, Salpan, MP 96950 the father fails to appear at his son's It will come as no surprise that moments as the cop who bedevils watched anxiously as it loomed in fly free ofthe shuttle for three days, or under way, I had total faith and con­ Or send the information via e-mail or fax to the address or number below: karate demonstration, he vows to the beleaguered father redeems Schwarzenegger at every turn. Or send the information via e-mail or fax to the address or number below: their windows. until early Tuesday, when it will be fidericethatthatwas going to takeme Box 10007, Salpan, MP 969590 make amends. The son is fixated himself at the end, posing as the The best performance is deliv- Box 10007, Saipan, MP 969590 [email protected] The 12-foot-diameter (4 meter) retrieved by the astronauts. into space." [email protected] on a TV hero, Turbo Man, and rea!TurboMan.Whatissurprising eredbyyoungJakeLloyd,perfect Phone: (670) 664-3160 disk, called the Wake Shield, eventu­ Unlike previous missions when it Musgrave took timeout for a hair­ Phone: (670) 664-3160 wants to own the much-advertised is that the son and wife believe he as the disappointed son. Fax: (670) 664-3175 ally moved off to a safe distance. By wobbled and tumbled, the University cutSaturdaynight,orratherashaving Fax. (670) 664-3175 Saturday night, it was trailing Colum­ of Houston device was "rock solid" of his more or less completely bald replica. is Turbo Man despite his Austrian The Twentieth Century Fox re- bia by 25 miles (40 kilometers) in as scientists began growing the first head. One crewmate used an electric But Turbo Man is the hit of the accent. lease was produced by Chris Co- buying season, and itcan'tbefound Randy Komfield's script is in- lumbus, Mark Radcliffe and POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT their orbit 220 miles (350 kilometers) of seven wafers of semiconductor shaver to trim stubble from the sides in any store. Schwarzenegger tries · ventive in devising one scrape after Michael Barnathan. Rurutlng time: POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT above P.arth, and the U.S.-Gennan fihn on it Saturday night ofhishead. another vacuumed up the a number of ploys, growing more another for Schwarzenegger to en- 90 minutes. telescope lagged about 50 miles (80 The fihn will be grown atom by loose hair and a third wiped his shiny \ ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I kilometers) behind Wake Shield atom on the back of the shield in the pate. SYSTEMS ENGINEER The CNMI Department of Labor & Immigration, specifically lhe LIIDS Project (Labor "It's certainly a beautiful dance out ultracleanvacuumcreatedinitswake ''I tell you, these -·· folks are real The CNMI Department of Labor & lmmigra\ion, specttically the UIDS Project (Labor and and Immigration Identification and Documentation System), seeks to hire an individual there with three orbiting bodies," as it zooms around Earth at 17,500 magicians," Musgrave said, smiling. Glenn Close 'most fun to hate' lmmigra\ion Identification and Documentation System), seeks to hire an individual with the with the listed knowledge and skills. This position is a full lime position, located on the Mission Control told the crew. An­ mph (28,160 kph). The goal is to 'They can work on something which listed knowledge and skills. This position is a full lime position, located on the island of island of Saipan. Job responsibilities include but are not limited to: By MICHAEL WARREN tomoretroubledmatriarchsin''Some­ '1 think she brought a lot of people Saipan. Job responsibilities include but are not limiled to: other ground controller compared it create semiconductor material supe- isn't there." NEW YORK (AP) - Glenn Close thing About Amelia" and ''Hamlet." to the couch, and hopefully it helped Operating Systems/Platforms: Windows lor Workgroups 3.11; Windows 95; Windows • Administrative support for Information Systems Manager knows evil. Youdon'tbecome'Toe She's had Tony-Award winning them," she says, grinning. "People NT; UNIX & Novell 4.1 • Coordinator of meeting, trave elc. • RAID storage technology · turns • Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Word 6.0+ MostHatedWomaninAmerica,"as on Broadway in ''Death and the still "tell me I scared the living, you • LAN/WAN perfomnance analysis and tuning • Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Excel 5.0+ Bush addresses Moon newspaper a tabloid tagged her after her role in Mlli.den,"'ToeReal Thing" and''Sun­ know, out of men, but I still think • Operaling system configurations • Benchmark testing • Powerpoint ''Fata!Attraction,"withoutsomedeep setBoulevard," andshe' sdoneaward­ that the controversy was healthy.· • Configuration analysis and sizing. • Netscape insights into the dark side. winning work on television, most It touched a really sensitive • Plan, configure & Implement future growth of LAN/WAN • Visio banquet, but host stays at home So when it came time to take on recently as a lesbian colonel battling nerve." • Implementation and maintenance ofall system servers • Eudora or Microsoft Explorer • Sy11tem Security ( physical and logical/ By WILLIAM HEATH for MERCOSUR, a free trade group Menem's advisers had urged him Cruella De Vil, that puppy-snatch­ the Army's "don't ask, don't tell" Butdoesn'tsheworrythat"lOl • lri-depth knowledge of TCP/IP Proloco s Candidate will possess excellent organization and communication skills. Must be BUENOSAIRES,Argentina(AP) formed by Argentina, Brazil, Para­ ing, fur-coveting, monstrously ma­ policy in "Serving in Silence: The Dalmatians" might open her up to • Strategic Planning and Implementation of key projects using enterprise solutions sel1-conlidenl, independent and sell-motivated. Confidentiality and trustworthiness is totumdownaninvitationonreligious • Problem molutlon a mus\. -FormerU.S.PresidentGeorgeBush guay and Uruguay. grounds, but local. newspapers had nipulative villain of Disney's live­ Margarethe Cammenneyer Story." whole new realms of infamy, • Backup & Disk space management praised Latin Americaneffortsto form 'Toebestdaysofthishemisphere speculated that he might attend any­ action version of its 1961 animated But her darker roles remain the frightening small children and Provide technical leadership and help in analyzing solving and tracking complex user Minimu_m of 3 years experience as an assistant. High School graduate. College free trade associations during a ban­ are ahead of us," he said. way. Most of Argentina's population classic," IO I Dalmatians," she knew most memorable. Her Marquise de making dog owners grip their problems. In depth knowledge ol both system and network archrteclure, operating systems, education preferred. Please include 3 references and salary requirements with structure and diagnostics. Effective technical problem solving skills, both technical and resume and send it to: quet inaugurating a weekly newspa­ Bush spoke to about 900 guests at is Roman Catholic. there was no turning back Merteuil in "Dangerous Liaisons" leashes more tightly whenever she organizational. Abmty lo interface effectively with users al all levels. per owned by the Rev. Sun Myung thedinnerfortheTiemposdelMundo Bush, accompanied by Columba, ''I was really detennined that was a master of seduction and be­ passes by? Joyce Llgnell 3+ years administrator and/or systems engineer experience in large complex data center Moon. newspaper, whose owner founded the Mexican-born wife of his son Jeb, Cruella be as bad as possible," says trayal. "No, I don't. I hope not, I don't environments required. BS in Computer Science or related field or equivalent. Please include Department of Labor & Immigration, Information Systems 3 references and salary requirements with resume and send ito to: Box 10003, CCC 23, Saipan, MP 96950 Bush praised the North American the controversial Unification Church. was Menem's guest at the presiden­ the veteran stage and screen actress, Ahnost a decade after ''Fatal At­ really look much like her," she Free Trade Agreement, predicting that Conspicuously absent from the tial villa.in subwban Olivos. whospentfourmonthswithateamof traction,"herportrayalofAlexForrest, laughs with a glance at her svelte Joyce Ltgnell · Or send the infonmation via e-mail or fax to the address or number below: Department of Labor & Immigration, Information Systems Chile and Argentina soon would join banquet was Bush's friend and host, The 72-year-old former president makeup artists and costume design­ the one-night fling who became a 5-foot-4 (1.62-meter) figure and Box 10003, CCC 23, Salpan, MP 96950 Box 10007, Saipan, MP 969590 the alliance that was formed by the President Carlos Menem, as well as praised Menem several times durin,: ers shaping the very icon of evil. ''I philandering lawyer's worst night­ short, boyish blond hair. Or sen.d the information via e-mail or fax to the address or number below: [email protected] United States, Canada and Mexico. top-level government officials and hope Cruella is the character that mare, remains Exhibit A whenever Besides, hating Cruella is good his 20-minute speech, saying he re ii Box 10007, Salpan, MP 969590 Phone: (670) 664-3160 He also expressed strong support legislators. "great admiration and respect" for the people love to hate." the subject of adultery comes up. for the soul, she says. [email protected] Fax: (670) 664-3175 Cat's eyes and joker's mouths flhone: {670) 664-3160 Argentine leader, who has instituted Fax: (670) 664-3175 sweeping free market refo1111s and were considered and tossed aside POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT privatized state companies. before filming began, even as POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT Bush also praised the Washington Cruella' s wardrobe became more Times, a daily newspaper owned by and more outrageous, her furs a POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT I TRAINER I Moon, for its "defense of liberty and study in endangered animalia. I SYSTEMS FIELD TECHNICIAN I democracy." Wesley Pruden, editor Close ultimately realized what Micronesian••=:~~ Telecommunications Corporation (MTG') is seeking an The ~N~I Department of Labor & Immigration, specifically the LIi DS Project (Labor and she suspected all along - it's The CNMI Department of Labor & Immigration, specifically the LIIDS Project (Labor and lmm.1grat1on ldent1ficatmn and Documentation System), seeks to hire an individual with in chief of the paper, said he had DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR the listed knowledge and skills. This position is a full time position, located on the island invited the former president to speak Cruella' s inner character that Equipment T·echn.ician. . l[llmigration Identification and Documentation System), seeks to hire an individual with of Saipan. Job responsibilities include but are no! limited to: ' The CNMI Department of Labor & Immigration, specifically the LIIDS Project (Labor the listed knowledge and skills. This position is a full time position, located on the island at the banquet. makes her so terrifying. With a Software (beginning through advanced): Microsoft Word 6.0+; Microsoft Excel 5.0+; soul so dark, she didn't need This position installs, repairs and maintains Telex, data, and special service and Immigration Identification and Documentation System), seeks to hire an individual of Saipan. Job responsibi\i\ies include but are not limited to: Bush made no direct mention of with the listed knowledge and skills. This position is a full time position, located on the Microsoft Access 2.0+; Microsoft Explorer: Internet; Introduction to Computers & frightful makeup. circuits, installs or removes, repairs and maintains PBAX and associated • Install, maintain & repair complex PC/peripheral equipment Windows 3.11/95 Operating System Moon's Unification Church, which equipme~t; includes station programming and basic cusfomer orientation as island of Saipan. Job responsibilities include bul are not limited to: • Install, maintain, test and configure data/communications cabling claims between 2 million and 3 mil­ After all, whatkindofa woman required, installs, or removes, rearranges, reconnects, and repairs electronic • Assemble and configure new equipment and/or workstations • Design and administer cirrocumull for training courses lion members, and left immedi:Hch would skin puppies just to wear key systems and associated equipment; includes survey and planning of • Assist In implementation, testing and analysis of physical database design • Design and administer custom clrrocumull for In-house LIIDS program installation and station programming and basic customer orientation as • Maintain clalabase definitions, structure and documentation • Troubleshoot system problems • Design and administer lnternet/lntranet training after finishing his speech. their spots and cackle delightedly • Interaction with end users of all skill levels. while saying, "I love the smell of required. • Assist In growth planning and management of long range requirements • Provide customer assistance/help-desk functions Moon delivered a SO-minute do,,. • Write and maintain operational guidelines • Documentation of all end-user problems and solutions • Ability to communicate well across cultural barriers ing address in Korean, dealing chiefly near-extinction!" Applicant must be a High school graduate or equivalent. .nical school • Assist in security design, user account maintenance and protection • Provide diagnostic assistance for network/hardware and software problems. "I know! She's horrible!" said graduate or equivalent. Technical school graduate desirable. FCC general Candidate must possess excellent writing and communication skills. Organizational skills with religious themes. license or 7 years installation or maintenance experience in one or more of • Design and document cuslomized reports Communication and problem solving skills is a must. Candidate will be self and attention to detail a must. Candidate must have current knowledge of market The 77-• ~ar-old Moon, who Close, cringing at her own cre­ lhe followin~: PBX, transmission, or relaled technical jobs. Four years of • Assist fn statistical manipulation of data software and keep current with up and coming technologies. Must be able to make • Assist with database/lmagebase backup schema motivated and customer focused. Position will require some after hours support, and spends much of !.ts time in ation during an interview. experience mstalling and maintaining Northem Telecom Key and EPABX recommendations for enterprise wide software upgrades, after lengthy testing and "I think Cruella basically has no weekend work. research. Montevideo, capital of neiohborino systems. Five years experience with inside wiring layout and installation. Must Candidale must possess slrong customer service qualities. Detail oriented and strong Uruguay,notedinaspeechtexthanded"' "' redeeming human characteristics. have knowledge of electrical theory and application, electronics technology organizational skills a musl. 3: years exp~rience as a_ technician in an enterprise management environment. 3+ _years !raining experie~~- BS in computer science or related field a plus. Technical Except she does have a sense of computer technology, and good verbal communication. ' ~1gh School Diploma required. Any technical training and certificates a plus. Please tram1ng and course cert1f1calion required. Please include 3 references and salary out to guests that "I am a person who 3+ years experience in database administrative work or equivalent. Technical include 3 references and salary requirements with resume and send it lo: requirements with resume and send ii to: has had to overcome significant per­ hwnor, albeit wicked," Close says. Human Resources Office "She's a GREAT character. She's Micronesian Telecommunications Corp. training and related certification a plus. Please include 3 references and salary Joyce Llgnell Joyce Llgnell secution in the United States.'· requirements with resume and send ii to: Department of Labor & Immigration, Information Systems Moon seived one year in a U.S. gleeful in her evilness, and there's P.O. Box306 Department of Labor & Immigration, Information Systems, Saipan, MP 96950 Box 10003, CCC 23, Salpan, MP 96950 Box 10003, CCC 23, Sal pan, MP 96950 . federal prison for income tax evasion. somethingveryengagingaboutthat'' Joyce Lignell At Close has played a range of Phone: 234-6600 Or send the information via e-mail or fax fo the address or number below: Healsodescribedthe United States 49, Fax: 235-9559 Department of Labor & Immigration, Information Systems Or send lhe information via e-mail or fax to the address or number below: greatcharacters,fromsensiblemother Box 10003, CCC 23, Salpan, MP 96950 Box 10007, Saipan, MP 969590 Box 10007, Salpan, MP 969590 as "a nation of extreme individualism. 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struction of the Tinian High DEADLINE: 12:00 noon the day prior to publication $32M ... School project. Tenorio • • • • $1.2M for phase III of the Continued from page 1 BUY U/ED CAR/! -~8llarianas c.varietr~ NOTE: If some reasonyouradverlisement ~incorrect, call us immediately Continued from page 1 we to make the necessary corrections. 1he Marionos Variety News and Tinian High School project. split of the Republican Party, Views is responsible only for one incorrect insertion. We reserve the right or forbid reprogramming, but it • $183,375 for renovation and WE'LL PAY CASH to edit, refuse, reject or cancel any ad at any time. Froilan remarked: "it will be good Classified• Ads0 Section • . can not reprogram, nor can its rewiring of the Tinian Elemen­ tary/Jr. High School permanent for me." approval be required for repro­ The Nov. 9 primary nominated building. 01 GARDENER-Salary:$3.50 per hour 02 SPORTS INSTRUCTOR (Diving)­ 03 REGISTERED NURSE-Salary: gramming, he said. Call: Ben Lizama at 234-7133 Employment Wanted Contact: TROPICAL PLAZA, LTD. dba 01 HOUSEKEEPING-Salary:$3.05 per Salary: $530.00-1,500.00 per month S3.50-7.00 per hour Saipan would get the bulk of former Gov. Pedro P. Tenorio and "I am going to Senate President Jesus Sablan as La Fiesta San Roque Tel. 322-0998(12/ hour Contact: PRO-DIVE SAIPAN, INC. dba Contact: MICRONESIA HEALTH SYS­ the CIP funds: 9)M63412 Contact: RAMON C. & CRISTINA B. Pro-Dive Saipan Tel. 322-1277(12/ TEM, LTD. dba Pacific Medical Cen­ ignore ... provisions that I believe the Republican Party's standard • $ IOM for the Puerto Rico C~k:- DELA CRUZ dba R.C.K. Enterprises Tel. 2)M226708 ter(11/18, 11120, 11/22) 226725 to be unconstitutional, and I'm bearers in next year's elections. - ; . 01 WAREHOUSE WORKER-Sal­ 322-1710( 11/25) M226603 going to instruct my agency and dump assessment, slope stabili­ Froilan expressed fears that if ary:$600.00 per month 02 IMPORT & EXPORT COORDINA­ 01 GENERAL MANAGER-Sal- zation and the design and con­ TOR-Salary: $3.05 per hour department heads to do the same." Guerrero and Inos decide to run TAIPLE J Contact: CIRCLE INTERNATIONAL 01 CONCRETESTONEFABRICATOR­ ary:$600.00-750.00 by weekly struction of the new sanitary land­ R dba Freight International Tel. 233- Salary:$3.10 per hour Contact: MIRAGE (Saipan) CO., LTD. Tenorio added, however, that as independents, such action · Job Vacancy 03 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC-Sal­ he is not defying or insulting the fill in Kalabera 0446(12/9)M226839 Contact: Y.M. BM. CORPORATION Tel. Tel. 234-3481(12/2)M226709 ary:$2.90 per hour might set a precedent for the 235-5078(11 /25)M226601 • $2.3M for road paving and Announcement 03 WAREHOUSE WORKER-Sal­ Legislature. Democratic Party. 03 COMMERCIAL CLEANER-Sal­ 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary: $3.05-5.00 He said he agrees that the Leg­ drainage in As Matuis ary:$2.90 per hour Froilan will square off with Lt. LAND FOR. SALE ary:$3.05 per hour 02 DRESSMAKER-Salary:$3.05 per per hour 05 (PACKER) HAND PACKAGER-Sal­ islature should be informed as to • $450,000 for design and re­ 02 ACCOUNTANTS-Salary:$800.00- 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$900.00- hour Contact: JUSTO R. CRUZ dba Cruz Gov. Jesus Borja in a yet-to-be 1,000.00 per month ary:$2.90 per hour the progress of CIP projects, but construction of the Tanapag re­ 1,000.00 per month Contact: MENICS INC. Tel. 234- Fish Mobil Tel. 234-0747(1212}M226710 05 PRESSER, HAND-Salary:$2.90 per scheduled primary for the Demo­ 138, 847 SQUARE METER Contact: ROMEO J. FRANCISCO dba Contact: JtJAN Q. IGISAIAR dba J&E 2222(11/25)M226602 "being kept informed is one thing, gional ditch and construction of Romeo J .. Francisco, CPA Tel. 235- hour cratic Party. Enterprises Tel. 235-3215(12/ 03 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER-Salary: 05 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER­ the adjacent retaining wall 6726( 11/25)M63182 9)M226840 01 COMMERCIAL CLEANER-Sal­ $3.05 per hour and having control is another." "For example, if I win in the Salary:$2.90 per hour "The Legislature can • $250,000 for a new police and IN TALAFOFO NEAR THE ary:$3.05 per hour 03 JANITOR-Salary: $3.05 per hour 80 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR­ primary, the lieutenant governor 02ADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANT-Sal­ 04 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR­ 01 SALES CLERK-Salary:$3.05 per Contact: CUI QIN HUANG dba Cui appropriate .... This is the legisla­ fire substation in Tanapag ary:$3.05-3.50 per hour Salary:$2.90 per hour might decide to run also," Froilan Salary:$3.05 per hour hour Rong Corporation Tel. 288-2268( 12/ 05 CUTIER, HAND-Salary:$2.90 per tive power. But once the money is • $2M for construction of the OLD MAN BY THE SEA Contact: ASKUS (SAIPAN), INC. dba Contact: CAMACHO EQUIPMENT CO., 02 JANITOR-Salary:$3.05 per hour 2)M226711 said. Creative Pacific Union Tel. 235-3456(11/ hour appropriated, it is expended by offsite drainage system at Chalan INC. Tel. 322-9715(12/9)M226838 Contact: DINO M. JONES dba D/L Re­ Contact: MIRAGE (SAIPAN) CO., LTD. Froilan warned that a four-way 25)M226618 02 MASON-Salary: $2.90 per hour the executive branch alone. This Monsignor Guerrero crutting & Manpower Services Tel. 322- Tel. 234-3481(12/9)M226821 race would produce a minority 02 CARPENTER-Salary:$2.90 per hour 6151 (11/25)M226599 Contact: PATAICIAQ. ECHALUSE dba is the executive power. I cannot • $ I ,920,250 to upgrade the governor . 05 COOK, RESTAURANT-Sal- 02 MASON, CEMENT-Salary:$2.90 per J&P Construction Tel. 235"1163(12/ accept any infringement of it." .Commonwealth Utilities Corp. 's ary:$3.05-4.00 per hour 01 UPHOLSTERY WORKER-Sal­ 2)M226713 "It's not a good thing to have a hour Tenorio said he would like to Feeder 4 20 WAITER/WAITRESS. RESTAU­ 02 ELECTRICIAN-Salary:$2.90 per ary:$3.05 per hour minority governor. It means the RANT-Salary:$3.05 per hour FOR SALE OR RENT see a court decision .on the issue. • $250,000 for a new police and hour Contact: PACIFIC ELECTRICAL SUP­ 01 MANAGER (Tour)-Salary: $5.00 per governor did not get more than 50 10 KITCHEN HELPER-Salary:$3.05 per Contact: GTS ENTERPRISES, INC. PLY INC. dba Pan Asiatic Investment hour The bill, the delay in the pas­ fire station in Kagman II hour percent of the votes. If you have dba GTS Construction Tel. 234- ( 11/25)M226605 Contact: 000 YANG CORPORA­ JAPANESE FOOD sage of which has been the cause • $450,000 for the construction Contact: MY WAY CORPORATION dba 8804(12/9)M226837 TION(11/18)M226714 four or three candidates, you can 1. of the recent verbal tussle be­ of drainage in Garapan L_AND FOR LE·ASE 11 Pahl Gack Jung Restaurant Tel. 234- 01 OFFICE MANAGER-Sal- RESTAURANT be sure that the winner is going to 0B80(11/25)M226619 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$750.00 per ary:$634.40-700.00 per month · 01 TOUR COUNSELOR-Salary: $3.11 tween Tenorio and the leaders of • $100,000 for the Indigenous 1'J be a minority governor. A gover­ month Contact: BEN S. DEGAYO dba Iceberg per hour plus $200.00 housing allow­ the Legislature, would fund the Memorial Park 6,800 SQUARE METERS 01 KITCHEN HELPER-Salary:$3.40 per FULLY EQUIPPED nor should have the people's Contact: HERMAN B. CABRERA dba Corporation Tel. 288-8384(11/ ance following projects: • $100,000 for the Veterans hour Herman B. Cabrera & Associates Tel. 25)M226609 Contact: NIPPON TRAVEL AGENCY mandate," the governor said. BEACH RD. BEHIND YCO (Across Hopwood Jr. High) i 01 SUPERVISOR-Salary:$4.80 per For Rota, $3.9 million for power Building 234-1779(1219)M226836 MICRONESIA, INC. dba MACH Tour But the governor said much as hour · 01 WAITER-Salary:$3.05 per hour Tel. 234-9309(12/2)M226715 generation and distribution • $80,000 for lighting at the WATER, POWER, SEWER• $150 PER SQUARE METER Contact: LSG LUFTHANSA SERVICE he wants to convince Guerrero 01 KITCHEN HELPER-Salary:$3.05 per Contact: EDDIE B. & LEVY L. DELA projects, sewer line treatment Dandan homestead baseball field SAIPAN INC. Tel. 234-8258(11/ hour CRUZ dba E&L Enterprises Tel. 235- 01 OPERATIONS MANAGER-Salary: and Inos not to run "I can't tell plant and water projects, road • $100,000forpaving of school CALL: 287-2168 25)M226616 Contact: D'ELEGANCE ENT. INC. Tel. 3939(11/25)M226608 $1,000-1,600 per month parking lots and drop zones in them what to do." 234-9227(1219)M226841 01 ACCOUNTING MANAGER-Salary: paving and storm drainages, and 01 MECHANIC MAINTENANCE-Sal­ 01 BAKER-Salary: $3.05 per hour $1,000-1,500 per month new school buildings and class­ Saipan public schools ary:$3.00 per hour 01 COMMERCIAL CLEANER-Sal­ Contact: WINCHELL'S INC. dba Contact: SAIPAN SHIPPING COM­ OFFIC·E. . SPACE FOR RENT rooms. • $2,8M for design and con­ Contact: ABC ENTERPRISE dba ary:$3.05-3.50 per hour Winchell's Donut House Tel. 235- PANY, INC. Tel. 322-9706(12/ Amado, Bidencio C. (11/25)M226610 0247(12/2)M226703 For Tinian 's $3,983,375: struction of 60 new c_lassrooms at Sablan ... 2nd Floor Office Space, MSV Bldg. I Contact: PACIFIC PRIME, INC. Tel. 322- 2)M226716 4189(1219)M226834 • $IM for sewer projects. Sajpan public schools including Continued from page 1 above Tropical Color in Garapan. 01 AUTOBODY REPAIRER-Sal- 03 TOUR GUIDES-Salary: $3.05 per 03 MASON, Cement-Salary: $2.90 per • $600,000 for power genera­ Dandan K-6 grade schools and . ary:$3.05-3.75 per hour 04 WAITRESS (RESTAURANT)-Sal­ hour hour tion and distribution projects. five new classrooms · for San from the losing candidates runs . Unfurnished. Utility not included. 01 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC­ ary:$3.05 per hour Contact: ASIA PACIFIC OVERSEAS, 01 PLUMBER-Salary: $2.90 per hour Vicente, and collateral equipment I don't want this to happen be­ Salary:$3.05-4.00 per hour 01 COOK-Salary:$3.05 per hour INC. dba BJ Marine Sports & Tour Ser­ 03 CARPENTER-Salary: $2.90 per hour • $900,000 for road paving and Deposit required. Contact: CAMACHO EQUIPMENT CO., 01 GENERAL MANAGER-Sal- vices Tel. 233-5219(12/2)M226704 Contact: DOLORES A. CABRERAdba drainage in the Carolinas Heights • $2M to upgrade power distri- . cause it will really split up the INC. Tel. 322-9715(11/25)M226611 ary:$4.00-7.00 per hour Pyramid Construction Tel. 288-0704(12' ere are ten easy steps you · residential and agricultural home­ bution in Preci-nct II party," he said. Call: 234-7723 Contact: BAEK 000 DEVELOPMENT 20 CONSTRUCTION WORKER-Sal­ 2)M226718 ft • $100,000 for roads and drain­ Borja and Tenorio are now pit­ 01 PLUMBER-Salary:$3.05 per hour CORP. Tel. 235-0405(12/9)M226833 ary: $3.05 per hour : can take to help prevent your steads area. 01 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER-Sal­ 03 SALES REPRESENTATIVE-Salary: • $-100,000 for design and cons age at Grace Christian School ted against each other following 02 MASON, CEMENT" Salary: $3.05 .. child from using alcohol or S.PA.CE FOR RENT ary:$3.05 per hour 01 COOK-Salary:$3.40 per hour S3.05 per hour per hour the latter's announcement, in a Contact: ANTONIA V, TAITANO dba Contact: KEI ENTERPRISES CO., LTD. 02AUTO MECHANIC-Salary: $3.05 per Contact: ROMEO R. SANCHEZ dba · other drugs. If you have no equate when measured against the press conference held last week, Maac Enterprises Tel. 235-7602(11/ dba Misoya Tel. 234-3038(12/ hour The Enterprises Tel. No. 234-7937 (12/ · children please pass this infor- · importance of this boy's establishing of his plan to run for the guberna­ Modern Bldg. Across Hyatt Hotel 25)M226613 9)M226827 Contact: LEADERS INT'L. (SPN.) 2)M226719 Secret ... 2 CORP. Tel. 235-3772(12/2)M226705 mation to a friend, neighbor, Continued from page 1 the identity of his father, is not one torial post. • 1st Floor 5,000 ft (Approx.) 01 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT-Sal­ 2 01 DIVING INSTRUCTOR (SPORTS)­ . or relative who does. normally made to someone 'you • 2nd Floor 5,000 ft (Approx.) ary:$3.05 per hour Salary:$950.00 per month 01 TRAVEL COUNSELOR-Salary: yer. know' is not entitled to it," he said, LAND FOR LEASE. • 3rd Floor 4,000 ft2 (Approx.) 02 COOK-Salary:$3.05 per hour Contact: MARIANAS VISITORS DE­ $7.03 per hour PUBLIC NOTICE Contact: JNM CORPORATION dba VELOPMENT, INC. dba Squall Tel. 233- 01 TRAVEL COUNSELOR-Salary: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH f alk with your child about Once the testing which was oc­ ''Only one presumptionispossible. 55 years, 400 sq. m. near highway, OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS CALL: 287-2168 Auntie Mag's Diner Tel. 288-0375(11/ 4480( 12/9)M226828 $7.30 per hour alcohol and other drugs. curred in Nov. 1995 was com­ They tested and found that Junior is $375.00/mo. plus $5,000 security 25)M226612 Contact: CREATIVE TOURS pleted, Lujan said, the estate and the son or at a minimum that the 01 COOK HELPER-Salary:$3.05 per MICRONESIA, INC. Tel. 322-7417(12/ ADOPTION CASE NO. 96·117 deposit in As Perdido. In the matter of lhe adoption of: Donnici had access to Junior's testing cou Id not prove he is not the 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$3.05 per hour 2)M226707 lfu earn to listen to your child. Tel. No. 256-4468 hour Contact: ELVYMYRNAM. WAGANdba TYUK DACE ENIS, genetic map. son," Lujan said. "Up to this date, the Minor Child. Contact: GLOBAL RESOURCES, LTD. MW Barbecue Stand Tel. 235-3357(12/ 4-Bedroom, 3-Bathroom, 2-Story concrete 01 EXPEDITER-Salary: $3.05 per hour By ANTERO HIDEO OMELAU etp your child feel good "This means that Donnici could estate refuses to turn over to Kinney a Tel. 234-3951 (11/25)M226614 9)M226826 fiJ 01 AUTO MECHANIC-Salary: $3.05 per and HASINTA MARTIN OMELAU, about himself or herself. take that map and give it to a copy of Junior's DNA test report" house in Fina Sisu, MSV family compound. hour PUBLIC NOTICE 05 CABLE SPLICER (TELEPHONE)­ Petitioners. 05 ELECTRICIAN-Salary:$2.90 per scientific laboratory unknown to Lujan said last Nov. 12 Donnici IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH Contact: SAPPHIRE ENTERPRISES 24 hrs. water. Funished or unfurnished. Salary:$3.05-5.00 per hour hour INC. dba Salyn's Beauty Shop Tel. 234- elp your child develop any of us and ask that Junior's filed a motion to exclude DNA test­ OF THE NORTJJERN MARIANA ISL.ANOS Contact: EIGHT CORPORATION dba NOTICE OF HEARING ON IIJ 10 MASON, CEMENT-Salary:$2.90 per 9869(1212)M226720 genetic map be compared against ing which is the most medically and Utility not included.Deposit required. ECCOM Tel. 235-8267(11/25)M226615 PETITION FOR ADOPTION strong values. CIVIL ACTION NO. 96·111 hour CHANGE OF NAME the genetic maps of Hillblom's scientifically guaranteed-proof In the matter of the adoption of: 01 MECHANIC, MAINTENANCE-Sal­ 03 ASST. MANAGER-Salary: $3.05- . Cal I: 234-7723 02 MARKETING MANAGER-Sal­ ary:$3.05 per hour good role model in mother and brother," he said. method for proving paternity. JASMINE MARIE BASA LIZAMA, ary:$1,000.00-1,500.00 per month 4.50 per hour PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thal a IJe a 01 WELDER, COMB-Salary:$3.05 per 12 WAITRESS-Salary: $3.05 per hour Lujan explained that Kinney 'This motion is ironic in the sense Minor Child. Contact: PACIFIC ISLAND AVIATlbN Petition for Adoption for the above­ . your own use of alcohol. hour 12 WAITRESS-Salary: $3.05 per hour named minor child by ANTERO cannot get to this testing because that, under Hillblom's Jan. 15, 1982 Tel. 234-3600(11/25)M63196 Contact: BMW CORPORATION Tel. AMENDED PUBLIC NOTICE Employment Opportunity 05 COOK, HELPER-Salary: $3.05 per HIDEO OMELAU and HASINTA Donnici has conveniently posi­ 235-3357(12/9)M226825 hour elp your child deal with Will, Hillblom left and directed that OF HEARING 01 SENIOR AUDIT ASSISTANT-Sal­ MARTIN OMELAU, as Petitioners, fl tioned himself as counsel to both his vast fortune be spent on medical 03 COOK-Salary: $3.05 per hour have filed with the above-entitled peer pressure. ary:$13.94 per hour 03 MASON, CEMENT-Salary:$2.90 per the mother and brother. and scientific research," Lujan said. The petition of PEDRO SAN 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$12.98 per 05 BUILDING MAINTENANCE RE­ Court and is open for review at the 1.• I hour PAIRER-Salary: $3.05 per hour On Oct. 6, 1995, Lujan said, The Guam lawyer said Kinney and NICOL.AS LIZAMA and MARIA BASA >LIFEAGENTS hour Office of the Clerk of said Court, in et firm·~ use rules about LIZAMA, seeking the adoption of the 01 PAINTER-Salary:$2.90-3.00 per 03 MANAGER-Salary: $3.05-5.00 per Susupe, Saipan, Commonweallh of $ Junior voluntarily gave his blood petitioner David Moncrieff are push­ 01 AUDIT ASSISTANT (AUDITOR)-Sal­ hour minor child, JASMINE MARIE BASA Our Life Division is looking to recruit experienced life ary:$14.42 per hour hour the Northern Mariana Islands. alcohol, tobacco and other i to Donnici, Waechter and Joe ing for DNA testingcitingthatDNA­ LIZAMA, which petilion was originally 04 CARPENTER-Salary:$2.90 per hour Contact: J & H RECRUITING MAN­ A HEARING of said Petition for drug use by your children. agents to market our extensive portfolio of life and cancer Contact: DELOITIE & TOUCHE Tel. 01 STEEL WORKER, REINFORCING­ Lifoifoi while they refused to give rel ated discovery has been ordered in set for hearing before the Superior 322-7337(11/25)M63195 POWER AGENCY dba Manpower Tel' Adoption will be held in Courtroom Court, Saipan, Northern Mariana Is· will Salary:$2.90 per hour 288-0832(1212)M226721 "B" of Iha above-entitled Court on Hillblom 's family members, all California and Idaho, and' 'soon to be plans. We provide the training. Comissions are 01 ELECTRICIAN-Salary:$2.90 per ,ncourage healthy, creative lands, on the 21st day of November, December 19th, 1996 at the hour of r.. acllvltlell...... represented by Donnici and excellent. Benefits provided. Largest on island lead 01 COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYST­ hour 01 STENOGRAPHER-Salary: $4.00- in Saipan." 1996 at lhe hour of 1:30 p.m., has Salary:$2,291.25 per month 1:30 p.rri., or as soon as thereaflher. 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$700.00 per · $10.00 per hour DHL's lawyers. 'The US Supreme Court has re­ been rescheduled for hearing on the listing. We prefer experienced life agents but will con­ Contact: BANK OF SAIPAN Tel. 235- Dated this 21st day of November, 161h day of January, 1997 at the hour month Contact: JOE HILL dba Hill Law Offices 1996. Lujan said Hillblom's residen­ peatedly declared illegitimate chil­ sider inexperienced applicants. 6260(11/25)M63193 Contact: NORTH PACIFIC BUILDERS, of 1:30 p.m. Tel 234-6806(12/2)M226722 ··•:f~dp.wtth_.othef.·~.~ tial plumbings were thoroughly dren to be a protected class and when INC. Tel. 235-7171 (12l9)M226B24 Any person who has any objection 01 ELECTRONIC (TECHNICIAN)-Sal­ JOVITA C. FLORES, cleaned by the use of acid pur­ illegitimate children's rights are in­ to this petilion may file his or her ob­ Apply in person at: . 03 LINE CABLE SUPERVISOR-Salary: Clerk of Court ary:$750.00 per month 01 AUTO AIRCON MECHANIC-Sal­ $1,500.00 per month chased from Home Improvement terfered with, the Supreme Court jection with the Superior Court at any Moylan's Insurance Underwriter's, Inc. Contact: L&W AMUSEMENT CORP. time before lhe hearing, or may ap· ary:$3.05 per hour Contact: ORIENTAL ENTERPRISES, /s/Deoutv Clerk of Court HardwarepriortothesearchforDNA Tel. 234-8864(11/25)M226598 Contact: BM SABLAN REFRIGERA­ requires the courts to apply a pear at the time set for hearing to Beach Road, Chalan Laulau INC. dba Marianas Communication Ser­ -~f~.· evidence. TION & NC REPAIR SHOP Tel. 288- vices (MCS) Tel. 234-7878(12/ heightened scrutiny, a state or lo­ presenl such objection or interesl in 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$650-900 per ~ 1he Govemoi's Ofll:e · Saipan, MP 96950 • Tel. 234-2489/2490 7467(12/9)M226819 2)M63292 LOOKING TO RENT Kinney's counsel pointed out that cal government must establish a the above-captioned matter. month. :; Specia1,Assis1ant for Drug &Slilstani:e Abuse• .: onDec.20, 1995,afterthetestingwas compelling state interest in the Daled lhis 22nd day of November, 01 DRIVER(DELIVERY TRUCK)-Sal­ 1996. 01 COMMERCIAL CLEANER-Sal­ 02 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST-Salary: 2 or 3 Bedroom House completed, Junior was offered a life­ area being addressed in legisla­ ary:$3.05-3.50 per hour ary:$3.05 per hour Contact:COMMERCIAL.TRADING OF $3.50-6.00 per hour Contact: Mary @ 01 GARDENER-Salary:$3.05 per hour Contact: MARIANAS DIAGNOSTIC, time $50 million settlement tion," Lujan added in Kinney's ls/DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT SAIPAN dba The Water Company House: 235-3752 Superior Court of the Commonwealth (}i1st ,·._sc1,\/',~t?'' vr~as!. Contact: JAG, INC. dba Tropical Clean­ LTD. (11/18, 11/20, 11/22)226726 ."This offer, while grossly inad- memorandum, :to ·.·.·.· .. Tel.235-6051(11/14 11/15 11/ ing Services Tel. 235-1127(12/ Work: 234-8950 Ext. 2400 of the Northern Mariana Islands I ,. ! .. ·, .... , •,,-' • I SAVE WA1Bl 18)226679/80 9)M226830 J 26-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- NOVEMBER 25, 1996 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-27 EEK & MEEK® by Howie Schneider CROSSWORD PUZZLER I CCXJLD H~ BEE:fJ SJT-n-lE 61G S!=SC/AL A R)LrrlCIAI.J ... llv"TEREsrs (OLJL.DIJ •r ACROSS 34 Cleo's Rockets rip Warriors in OT 051¥.. Wl1H M't" nemesis 36 "The-- Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 A-in one CHARLO'ITE, North Carolina Timberwolves 98, Clippers % sparked a 15-0fourth-quarterrun that RPO.CAl 1D£P1S 5 Beard of the Jackal" Nets 114, Mavericks 91 and rookie Kerry Kittles had 15 as grain 38-Moines (AP)-In San Jose, California, Clyde In Minneapolis, Kevin Garnett lifted Washington toacomebackvic­ At E.ast Rutherford, New Jersey, the Nets posted season highs for 8 Filmdom's 39 Ares' brother Drexler scored 32 points and Charles made nine of IO shots and gave Min­ tory over Milwaukee. Robert Pack had career-high 22 as­ Lollobrigida 41 Silent points and 3-pointers (13) in hand­ 12 Latin I word performance Barkley got his first triple-double for nesota the lead for good with a tip-in Muresan scored seven of his nine sists and 17 points and the Nets' ing Dallas its fifth straight road 13 --pinch 43 TV's Joanie Houston as the Rockets won in over­ in the final minute as the points in the final period as the Bullets three-guard offense gave John Joss. 14 Chemical Cunningham ending 45 Evil person time to keep their road record perfect Timberwolves remained perfect at overcame a 12-point deficit to send Calipari his first blowout victory. George McC!oud, starting for 15 ·-weapon· 48 Antagonism With the score tied 113-113 and home. the Bucks to their second straight Kendall Gill, a guard playing the injured °Jamal Mashburn, led 17 Headly of 50 Sullen "2 days in 51 Set - (start 51 seconds left in overtime, former Garnett scored a season-high 24 home loss. small forward, added 26 points the Mavericks with 13 points. the Valley" a voyage) WaniorKevin Willishitamini-hook, points and blocked seven shots, includ­ JuwanHowardledtheBulletswith 19 Vacationer's 52 In the past stopover 54 Largest of then added a three-point play 29 sec­ ingDanickMartin 's attempttotiein the 23pointsandCluisWebberadded20 20 Hamburger the Mariana onds later as Houston improved to clasingseconds.TheWolvesimproved to negate Glenn Robinson's season­ · Mi:i§~iffl.f.m)~ .. W:tfisCKYl.lsho Garfield@ Islands garnish 11-1 overall and 5-0 on the road. to 4-0 at home, snapping a three-game high 33 points for Milwaukee. 21 Israeli airline 55 Picnic pests (2 wds.) 56 Mother of Bark1eyhad27points, 17rehounds losing streak in the process. Charlote 93,Detroit 85 ······••i~~-~i~·a·t~ttfiJ.~fue11t 11-25 © 1995 United Feature Syndicate 23 Muffin variety Mlle. and 12 assists for his 19th career Stanley Roberts scored 11 of his Anthony Masonscoredeightofhis 24 Hockey great 57 Seabirds ·.·•:~vg~q#wi<~i·•u_~&~lliiiii-~fri.••M~.~.ril~·.-&:ht ·two 26 Bird on a two Goodnight" triple-double and his first since join­ team-high 18 points in the fourth 18 points in the final 4:44 and Char­ ;9iii.~ro#~i(p.~~pi9!i,s}.an~yok9m1a(~dcha1ripio~) Akebono in quarter DOWN 4 Ms. Merman 9 Baseball ing the Rockets. quarter for the Clippers. lotte capitalized on the absence of game division . ~~si:>!ROfiyf7Wllilfllll.y6ff§ru:i1ayanawon.the.Kyushu_.G~and Sumo . 28 Precious 5 Trouble 7fiers 109, Knicks 92 Magic 76, Pacers 73 Grant Hill fora 93-85 victory overthe stone 1 Ship wheel 6 Newton ID 10 Words for '.f?~eri~·. <·.·.-·.··•.•>·-·•.> .. ·······-··- --···· 31 Iron symbol 2 Kind of 7 Pesler Nanette At Philadelphia, ·Allen Iverson At Indianapolis, Orlando held In­ Detroit Pistons. - · · ~t*~i~ ~%'?9· ffiBtr~rittiU~ f9!A1BSasi11rllaril;··or Fiarnalu 32 - Tse-tung cookie 8 Siar of "The 11 Scandinavian scored26pointsandDenickColeman diana without a field goal over the Mason added 11 rebounds Satur­ 33 Spielberg ID 3 Second of Long Kiss measure 16 Wings and Jerry Stackhouse had 25 each as finalnineminutesandusedalate 13- day night and Dell Cuny had 19 !fl~i'1il~j~l~11i~;~g)dft6~i1wanfro§Ftawrui, 18 Knowledge the 76ers handed New York its most 0 run to gain a victory. points for Charlotte. 'The loss was the -·-···•stqJ.m;4i',2'.¢_kiMfaji:a.@_h~fromv,inniqg•.thistoumament·outright•by 2 3 9 10 11 22 Lorenzo - 23 Blossom lopsided loss of the season. The Magic outscored the Pacers first in six road games this yearforthe f?rqi'/i!i~Hii#l-1fgt"th~H#~f ...... -... •••- ...... ·•-.. -_ .. -.- ..... _ ... -. _.. 12 24 Birds-- Iverson, who had missed three 21-10 in the fourth period as Indiana Pistons, whocameinwitharecordof feather .. -. H~HR~{t~1,1~~Mus.i:5bi~ and sekiwake (junior 15 25 Court matter games with a separated left shoulder shot 2-for-16. Orlando finished with I 0-1, their best start since 1970. _piBJJ)¥;aitj 1*~tTak~tqrilrio, PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz 27 Author Talese and wasn't expected to play, also had six players in double figures, led by Detroit played the final threequar­ 1 19 29 Compass pt...... i-•······-·······._.•·9Aimii:!ijlf'l?fiariii~1•1l2~1•·~.1 •·u~.·.~1-•.1.1·:-4: 30 Future bks. nine assists, nine rebounds and four HoraceGrant,DarrellAnnstrongand ters without Hill, who landed on his r•• •.• ~[4\bpnR:~r<\\Y if Biefa(~pjlHI11fpati9p boutS jn·. the playoff.. The 35 Allow steals in 42 minutes. Derek Strong with 12 apiece. right wrist after being fouled by Matt ..Q~l~ yr~ ~i?~§/ftqAkep~iii?; ~u~!1$lli111l!nl imd Takanonami· after 36 Force John Starks had 20 points and Reggie Miller led Indiana with 24 Geigerwith 38 seconds left in the first 37 Dog's name •i'1\l~f pimanii'ariimedWakanooanaoutand Taka.nonami twisted Kaio 38 Eat up Patrick Ewing had 19 for the Knicks, points. period. X-rays were negative, but · 1?.,,,,B! , F :·•• r•·•>i /•• /• < >·• .··· .. -··- <-.· 40 Wading birds who lost to Philadelphia for the sec­ Bullets 95, Bucks 90 Hill spent the second half on the 42 Combine >·················•In••!f#\i.¢llaj;iipi9Wihipr2uncl;,·•@uitjµg• two. consecutive•• victories, 43 Tableland ond time this season. InMilwaukee,GheorgheMuresan bench with an ice pack on his wrist ·•· Mµ*ij@ii:#ajµ'.tjp_wgA,1¢!3p#qp11t,~ttb~~ge and, in his fourth bout of 44 --even keel ~) .•• , ~~q~~i~~~ijr,'~8~. i§iij'riq pffjci;µs siiicl pi¢pieviou~ ~rd} •nun11?¢rpfi.- ·.-...... ·····- _······· wrestlers in a 46 "No man - field; year to date records. _.x,,,,::@;,!!)€\W,;:,, ).)--:'.-> - island" Rebusada' s efforts boosted his team 47 Moon Blowouts • • • In the individual side, JessRebusada ~!~Y§ff:~a~\~ur/~t947. +I> i r·••·\i·-··.· ... _.. - .. _ . _ · vehicles proved to be the hottest bowler of the onthewaytopostingasimilarsweepin ::: H~r ~)NifllldWg ~ctrmang; ~warg \Vent to Np-•·.·1- maegashira 48 Continued from page 28 II- 2S' 49 Sweet potato night as he bested the rest of the field in the team's all events. EPC knocked (~pior 'Ylt\~flrJ os:m?11mi, \V~ri~$ fv~f9XjllKllioar1d Ti:ichfazuma, who as a rookie 55 53 Metric mass while ITG is se.cond with 53-31. scored a twinkill as she scored 542 and (abbr.) Rebusada,freshfromasecondplace _intfit !Qg1iyj~i.pp9f[llalltillcbifirush¢cl witl1ani.tnpressive I 0-5 record. Martha's Poker is still third with 43- finishinthelstNMASANoTapTour­ 644pinstobagtheweek'shonorsinthe _Y'o@zt111aT~lcanohana, Wakarioharui 's younger brother, sat out this YOUR BIRTHDAY 41 after recording a 3-l win over nament, racked up 246, 259, 683 and high scratch and high handicap series. !Qllpi:iment l:ik¢ifuse- ofa. ¢ase of stomach flu~ . _ Shirley's Coffee Shop.' Paras Enter­ 722 pins in posting the best scores in the DianaCamachoandTildeDiaztopped •... ·tm~i!13~l1ile;~9. Jr~~{JtfryC)wre~tler.Yamato, -_or .• American prises' 4-0 run enabled the team to highscratchgame,highhandicapgame, the other events. Camacho, of V&J, -·pi:ofg~ l<:gli~ail1S99.his\"."eight advantage· .against 11th-ranked GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - rolled 199 pins for the high scratch By Stella Wilder graph. Let your birthday star be jumped from sixth to fourth in d1e high scratch and high handicap series. ~~~Y}\?~~\} ~1199~ ~JO\:V.er:rank~ {)pp::·-::.:.·.:=:·- ·-:··-::.·:-:,.: ··-.·- :: ·: Born today, you are a real go­ NOV. 26 slate. high scratch and high handicap series prises racked 234 in the high handi­ getter, even though you will not SAGI'ITARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. and worked on your style as well cap game. put yourseH first at all times. Your 21) - You may not understand Winning is more than just crossing ~ biggestgaineroftheweek, how­ erased the previous bests in league's Tina topped the high scratch sense of timing is impeccable, and just how fate operates, but today the finish line first. ever, was Kan Pacific. Lodged at the game with 201 pins while Diana you always respect the standards you'll come to the conclusion that·· CANCER (June 21-July 22) - 8 DoWN: cellar of the 12 team filed, Kan Pacific, DFS ... duction barely on top with three Continued from page 28 bagged the week's honors in the of propriety which have been es­ you're not independent. You must Hidden messages will be every­ OPPOS.ITE composed ofTeny Borja, Ann Perry, tablished by society. Although you try to fit in with the crowd. where today. If you can get in o" Production . . . points, 39-36. high scratch series with 540 pins. know how to take the bull liy the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. touch with someone who clauns to TonieSakisat,MargaretTenorio,Gene Continued from page 28 Villarin and Puri scored identi­ spot with a 9-15 tally. Antonio registered a double vic­ Borja, Larry Tenorio and Luis Tudela, horns, you will not fight against 19) - A slow start will not be in­ have all the answers, you'll benefit cal.36 points. Manny Jardinero Budweiser remained at third by win­ tory by besting all other bowlers in the way things are again and dicative of a failure in the making. too. jumped to seventh overall after scoring Edi tori al, on the other hand, leaned added six points while Egay ning three ofits four outings and draw­ the high handicap game and series again. Indeed, you can fit into the On the contrary, you will reap re­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - To­ the rout over O' Doul's. Kan Pacific system successfully, without sacri­ wards if you proceed slowly and getherness will be more than a on two clutch hits by Raffy Ar­ Geronimo contributed five. ing the last one against JTG Enter­ by knocking 242 and 666 pins. ficing opportunity or contentment. carefully. greeting-card sentiment today. It now sports a 39.5-44.5 tally. royo in the closing minutes to prises. Budweiser racked games of EPC moved up to fifth with 40-44 Sonny Ranola Jed Circulation Always the ruler of your own des­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) will be the key to success in al­ edge the hapless Administration 950, 978, and 906 for a total of tiny, you will let others join you - You have spent far too much most all areas. There will be no OF'POS 883 '8 '380\18 ·c: 'Nl::!081Nn . ( :NMOO Contact: Anne Sablan hard fighting opponents. But 928,918 and 2,831 pins. The win gio, baseball players; Berme should follow the rules that others look your indiscretions today. If first loss in the tournament. it was Arroyo's clutch baskets J.S3N ·o i 'A11::!\13 '6 '38\1:) 'L 1\108 ·g '\11131::!SV'ln · ( :ssOl::!:)\I Tel. 233-4455 propelled the team one notch higher seven rounds: Kosar, football player. John Lar­ have established. you do something bad, you must The first half ended with Pro- in the crucial minutes that roquette and Ricardo Montal­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - be prepared to confess it openly from seventh last week with a and Veterans ban, actors. Opportunities will increase today, when the time comes. bailed the defending champi­ even 12-12 slate. In the other pair­ Mondez 5.5 points To see what is in store for you but you must be willing to pick up "THE BEST FAMILY FILM ons out of trouble. ings, it was the Jets over J.G. Sablan Villamin 5.0 tomorrow, find your birthday and the pace and work harder to seek With their lead cut down to Enterprises and Miller Lite proved Orlina 4.5 read the corresponding para- them out. Copyright 1996, Uaitcd Feata~ Syndie2te, Ioc. OF THE YEAR!" five points, 65-60, Arroyo too much for Joeten Enterprises, 3- Buenaventura 4.5 * Elauria 4.5 * Illiteracy was a prerequisite for The lowest place on the surface of WANTED scored back to back baskets to 1. Alfonso 4.5 workers hired to do menial jobs as­ the earth is where the Jordan River bring Editorial 's advantage In the team's all events, Oriental CLOSERS sociated with the Manhattan Project, enters the Dead Sea - 1,290 feet Santos 4.5 Immediate Opening to an insurmountable nine point­ Hotel topped two events while Villamor 4.S which produced the first atomic below sea level. Joeten and the Nite Busters each COLUMN CLOSERS bombs. lead going to the last two minutes Jun Baja 4.0 won a single event. C>l996 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. NURSING ASSISTANT of the game. * match's result is not yet The basic monetary unit of Finland Construction on the Tower of For the third straight game, Dela Oriental rolled 808 and 2,367 available as of press time is the markka, anll its chief fraction­ London was begun in 1078. "Class" is having a matched set of plastic tableware, but REAL class is Caring Live-in Support for a Stroke Patient Needed Torre topscored for Editorial, pins to win the week's high scratch Novice Division al unit is the penni. game and series honors. J oeten Group A One American citizen uses as many having a matched set of WASHABLE Housing Provided Arroyo added 18pointswhileErel Emile Zola once failed a course in tableware. · I bagged the high handicap game by Fernandez 6.0 resources and creates as much pollu­ y Cabatbat chipped in 15. French literature. tion in his lifetime as 80 Indian citi­ knocking 1,028 pins while the Nite Eamilao 6.0 ' Jhun Torio paced Adminis­ zens. Of course ip,• possible to get some­ Please call Lynn at Busters' 2,946 pins was the best Cayetano 5.0 thing for nothing. The con artist gets tration with 38 points. Banny About one-eighth of the world's pop­ 234-6449 (weekday)• 322-6613 (evening) mark in the high handicap series. Esco lo 4.0 ulation suffers from malnutrition. The largest cell in the human body the something, and you get the noth­ ing Younis added 18 while Amir In the individual categories, Group B is the female ovum; the smallest is the Perez 6.5 male sperm. Younis scored nine. Salum Long-lost memories can sometimes There would be a good deal less Vicky Antonio. Tina S. Camacho Ramos 5.5 be recovered by electrical stimulation racket out of Washington if the folks Younis scored two points off and Diana Camacho had the best The driest place on earth is in the Huber 5.0 of the brain. on the Hill would conduct more lis­ the bench. (EAC) scores. Atacama Desert in Chile. tenings and fewer hearings. Rosario J.ll 28-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- NOVEMBER 251 1996

1996 Budweiser Chess Cup Favorites stay in contention By Erel A. Cabatbat French Winamer. by whipping Carl Pogue. Villamor to show for their encounter. also failed to show up for the matchup. Variety News Staff The win by Villamin and Mondez chalked his full point after 34 moves of The result of the match between Ely There was no winner in the last pairing DEFENDING champion John gave them better positions going to the a Queen's Pawn Opening. Jun Baja G. Buenaventura is still unavailable as in Group A as both players defaulted. Villamin and Pol Mondez won their penultimate round of the tournament scored his fourth point by beating Ariel of press time. In Group B, Robert Perez and Jun respective matches yesterday to stay in Almer Santos bounced back from a Urbano. Baja, playing black, won 41 In the novice division, Junn Ramos took the remaining slots in the contention after seven rounds of the previous round loss by dealing Junnel moves of an English Opening. Fernandez, and George Eamilao next round as they both scored the CNMI Chess Association's 1996 Lomantas his second consecutive de­ In the other pairings, Manny booked their tickets in the semifinals much needed victories against separate Budweiser Cup Individual Chess feat Santos scored the full point after Domingo defeated Marlon Yucampo; after topping Group A Fernandez opponents. Championships at Rambie's Restau- 51 moves of a Reti Opening. Vic Diamwn subdued Jun Ocena; scored his sixth point after beating Cliff Perez beat Michael Wong while rant · Ronnie Alfonso returned on the win Peter Sibly crushed Tom Canaveral; Aldan while Eamilao matched Ramos proved too much against Dee Villamin needed just 25 moves of a column after trouncing lawyer Rey and Othello Gonzales won by default Fernadez 'soutputbywhippingConrad Rosario. Sicilian Defense-Najdorf Variation to Yana in 53 moves of a Sicilian De­ over Joe Demapan. Escoto. Nick Cayetano made things Terry Huber notched his full point subdue Winston Abarca whileMondez fense. There was no winner in the George easier for the two by forfeiting his but it wasn't enough to catch the two stopped Glenn Orlina in 34 moves of a Rey Villamoralso proved victorious Hanus-RoeiBinceasbothplayersfailed match against Fred Rubiego. Rubiego Continued on page 27 Blowouts mark Adam & Eve; Rebusada shines in mixed tilt !i!~ II /K§¥HNP~~ ~k2.~!;~~~!1 By Erel A. Cabatbat 4-0 )1~!_ shutout victories against separate Federated States of Micronesia Embassy on Pohnpei. The FSM dash, 200 meter dash, discuss, will be sending thirteen mem- became a member of the Interna- and long jump; Gifford Aloka, Variety News Staff opponents while Paras Enterprises and ber delegation to the 1996 tiorial Amateur Athletic Federa- Kosrae-400meterrunand800 BLOWOUTS were the order of the Martha' sPokerwon three gamesoutof night as league leader Country House OceaniaTrackandFieldCham- tion(IAAF)lastFebruary,accord- meter run; Mamo Kiwito, four outings to summarize the resultsof towed five more teams in posting lop­ ~I pionships in Townsville, Aus- ing to Tobin. Only members of Chuuk· -100 meter dash (under last week's parings. sided victories in the 21st week of the Country House routed the Joker's tralia from November 28-30, the IAAF were invited to the 20); Mario Tawrelur, Yap, dis- Adam and Eve Mixed Bowling Tour­ while JTG Enterprises did the same to 1996, according to Jim Tobin, championships. cuss and Pius Matman; Yap - nament at the Saipan Bowling Center. V&J. With thevictories,Country House FS M National Government All four FSM states will be rep- 5,000 meter run (under 20). Kan Pacific, JTG Enterprises, EPC maintained its three win advantage over Sports Director. resentedattheOceaniaTrackand . TheFSMtrackandfieldteam International and Country House posted Continued on page 27 Other Pacific Islands compet- Field Delegation members of the will leave Pohnpei on Thurs- ing in the Oceania Track and FSM track and field team are: Jim day morning, November 21st FieldChampionshipsareAmeri- Tobin: FSMTeamManager; Ted on Air Nauru and return on can Samoa, Australia, Cook Is- Ru tun: Yap Head Coach; Phil ,. Tuesday, December 3rd. Tobin Production in lands Norfolk Island, Guam, Ching:. Pohnpei, Asst Manager/ · stated that he. knows the ath- Fiji, Marshall Islands, Nauru, Coach; Elias Rodriquez, Pohnpei letes have been training very I i New Zealand, Northern Team Captain and will run in the hard and will be competitive ih '~ . 3rd straight. win i Marianas, Papua New Guinea, 5,000 meter run and marathon; Australia. He also stated that it ISolomon Islands, Tahiti, Tonga, Detrickson Anson, Pohripei - I 00 will be hard for any of the small THE PRODUCTION Destro-yers blew Circulation off the court ; Vanuatu and Western Samoa. meter dash and 200 meter dash; pacific nations to win a medal while defending champions, Editorial Quota Boys proved steadier I The costs of airfare, ground Eneriko Ardos, Pohnpei - 800. since Australia and New in the closing minutes as the Younis Art Studio-Marianas Variety's j transportation, meals, housing meter run; Rendy Germinaro, Zealand are participating. 3 on3 InterdepartmentBasketball Tournament reeled off to its third !: and uniforms was provided l:>y Pohnpei - 10,000 meter run and Lastly, Tobin wanted to espe- str~ght week last Saturday at the Younis Basketball Tournament. ·; the International Amateur Ath- half marathon; Rita Epina, cially thank the Australian The Destroyers leaned on the combined 72 point efforts of Melvin ; leticFederation (LAAF), the in- Pohnpei - 100 meter dash, 200 Embassy for their financial and Villarin and Mel Puri in beating Circulation, 85-71 in the first game . •• ternational governing body of meter dash, and high jump; Peter moral support. · Continued on page 27 DFShangs· on to--Iead By Erel A. Cabatbat Variety News Staff DFS SAIP AN was held to a 2- 2 draw by the Clippers but nev­ ertheless the outcome enabled DFStohangontotheleadinthe Women's Thursday Night League at the Saipan Bowling · ~titer~ '. • - . . · D~r'olledseriesof885,875; · 922 for 'a total of 2,682 pins while··• the, ,Clippers countered \Yitli 928; 870, 941 and 2,739 pins for the split DFS, at I S-6 win. loss. slate, holds a one win advantage over surging Orien­ tal Hotel. Oriental' Hotel overcame an opening game loss to score a 3- 1 win over Jaridon. Oriental rolled 986, 95", 999 rn1d 2,940 total pins againstJaridon ·s 994, 912,917and2,773pins. Orien­ tal sports a 17-7 win loss slate 0~ E OF THE REASO_NS W~Y-:-The Ea~tern Eagles' Cheering Squad, capt'!ined b,: Millie Guajardo, belts out one of their cheering routines as their · \\lhile. Jaij4p~ dropped to nintlJ, : M1dg~t team plunges mto act,~n m the Sa,pan Youth Football League at the A,rporl Field. The Eagles' cheering team the only one in the league was .. <.;,:pon«nued·onpag~'.27,; cons,·~ered as one of the ma1or reasons wh~ t~~-f!__ag_t:~-~~e__~:~~n_~_Midget teams swept the 1996 SYFL season. (Photo by Erel A. cabatbatJ ~aria_nas %riet~~ M1crones10 s Leading Newspaper Since 1972 b&1 PO Box 23 l Soipon. MP 96950 • Tel. (670) 234-6341 • 7578 • 9797 Fox: (l,70) 234-9271

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