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Delegates 'Want less of . In terms ofits role inproposed insular area policy council By Rafael H. Arroyo tory authority regarding other Babbitt,forthelastfewmonths, with issues concerning insular agencies'programs as theyrelate has beentryingto drawup a con areas under the US flag. THREE leading non-state del toGuam,theCNMI,andtheVi! sensus among leaders of insular But it appears that insteadof a egatestothe USHouseof Repre gins Islandsand shouldnot have area governments as the federal councilcreatedby legislation,an sentatives lastweek flatly rejected such authority relatingto Ameri government gets ready with the administrative approach, i.e. an anexecutive draftoftheproposed canSamoa. Givingit acoordinat creationof a formal institutional executive order,is up for consid insular area policy council and ingroleregardingpolicieswithin structure withinthe WhiteHouse eration. suggested a different approach thejurisdiction of other agencies for territorial issues. The White House apparently , thatwouldseektopromote politi would inevitably centralized J The issue of an interagency believes that the creation of an cal development for the territo power. ..evenifthatisnotwhatis councilwastakenup byDeLugo insular areas panel (lAP) within ries. intended. This could add a bu and Senator J. Bennet Johnston the existingdomestic policycoun In ajoint letter last Monday to reaucratic hurdle to decisions," separatebills they introduced to cil, with the InteriorSecretaryas InteriorSecretary BruceBabbitt, said the threedelegates. ,createsuchapolicybodyinvolved continued on page 8 Delegates Ron De Lugo (Virgin Islands), Eni F.H.Faleomavaega (American Samoa)andRobertA. Underwood (Guam) reiterated their opposition to a planned Woman nabbedfor policymaking council as it may putInterior's OfficeofTerritorial andInternational Affairs (OTIA) inaleadroleindealing withinsu settingman on fire lar area issues withinthe federal government. By Ferdie de la Torre aggravated assault and battery. poured water into himself. It Subsequently, they indicated Sheu said the victim Tomas was the responsible who also A WOMAN wasarrestedafter Hosei,34,ofKoblerville,survived called up an ambulance; Sheu preference thatOTIA notbegiven said.' anyrole anymore on insulararea she allegedly burned alive a aIld was treated for 1St and 2nd issues. man who was sleeping inside degreebums in the right armpit. It wasnotindicatedhowever, "OTIAcurrentlyhasnot statu- 'her house in San Vicente,the Sheu said according to the re what was the relationship be Department of Public Safety port,whileHoseiwassleepingon tweenRamarui and Hosei and said Friday. the bedroom, Ramarui covered thereasonwhysheburnedhim, CathySheu,DPS public in him with a blanket then burned Sheuexplained. , formation officer, said Tina him by pouringkerosenefuel. The incident' was reported Ramarui, 43, was arrestedfor The victim was awakenedand Thursday at 9:30 p.m, CodyYounggets 5 years FORMER Hot98 FM disc jacky dantwithacrime...andthedefen CodyRobert Young hasbeensen danthasenteredpleasofguilty..." tencedtofiveyearsimprisonment The plea agreementwas nego after entering into a plea agree tiated and agreed upon by both mentwiththegovernmentonpos parties last Thursday. session of crystal methamphet Young was chargedof posses aminelocally knownas "ice." sionwithintenttodistributemeth Young also faces a number of amphetamine in an amountof 13 other casesin the SuperiorCourt grams.Theprisontermof 5 years includingtwolawsuits againsthim for theoffenseis the most appro byTownhouse Department Store. priate sentence, according to the But according to a plea agree defendant. mentsigned by Asst. U.S. Attor According to thecomplaint filed neyDavid Wood, Public Defender attheDistrictCourt,Youngcom ,DanDeRienzo andthedefendant, mitted the crime on two occa Young has entered plea agree- sions. one of which occurred on mentwiththe CNMIgovernment. May 5,1993. The district court has been no Cody Robert Young Young will be incarcerated at tifiedthatYoung enteredpleasof Young, who was represented thefederal Bureauof Prisonscor guilty through fraud, forgery, by Atty. Dan DeRienzo of the rectionsfacilities atStafford,Ari trickery, scheme or devise. Public Defender's Office, plead zona wherehe will also undergo The Attorney General's Office guilty to one count of possession drug rehabilitation. has already agreedto request the withintenttodistributemetham After the five-year incarcera Superior Court to suspend any phetamine. In return, the District tion, Young will be on a super prisonterms orderedwith theex Court dropped other charges visedreleased termof 3 years. ception of five years imprison against theUnitedStatesnational In his December' 16, decision, ment recommended to the local related to drug crimes. JudgeMunsonorderedYoungto court aside from the other five The DistrictCourt also agreed pay assessment of $50.00 which year jail term at federal prison not to filed additional charges mustbe paid whilethe defendant facility. against the former radio an is in jail. U.S.District CourtChiefJudge nouncer withany"federalcrimes Young was also told to notify Alex Munson handed the deci which mightotherwisearisefrom the U.S. district attorney within Laurie Ann Castro Deleon Guerrero waves to the crowd after being sion last week in a closed-door any facts situations where the 30daysofanychangeinhisname, crowned as ·1993 Miss Teen CNMI." (See story on page 4). hearing. (CNMI) has charged the defen- continued onpage 8
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2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY·DECEMBER 20, 1993 ====--...... :..- -=;;--_=- -=_.-::...-_--.::.:MONDAY-DECEMBER20;1993 -MARIANASVA'RlETY NEWS ANDYIEWS-3 . Prober seek missing file on Clinton's ex-associate Bradshaw gets back atCamacho NEW YORK (AP) - Investi reportedSunday. Times reported. sources. wife, Susan, in 197.8 to develop gatorsare tryingtolearnifamiss The federal investigators have Foster committed suicide on It mighthave been turned over land in Arkansas. . By RafaelH. Arroyo resign fnm hispost. ~ widesJEad aOO peva1ett ingfileonaformerbusinessasso been told that Vincent Foster Jr. July 20. The file was not listedin to Foster's widow in a box of McDougal, who was once an Accmling to Camacbo, as far as . duringthattiItleand weissuedalla ciale of President Clinton was kept a file in his office on James an inventory ofhisofficethatwas personal items that was given to economic adviser toClintoowheI), TEMPORARY Public Auditor becoaldrenemberpartonhatagree number ri. highly-aitica1 audit re taken from the office of a White McDougal and Whitewater De conducted two days after his the family's lawyer, one source he was governor of Arkansas: Robert Bradshaw. last Friday cited IreIllwasthatBradshawcoo1dnotbe pats.I wasOOingmyjobwellandre: House aide after he committed velopment Corp., McDougal's death, the newspaper said, quot said. . eventually left government and widespead corruption dwing the appointedbocktothatsameposition, might have resented that," said. suicide, The New York Times real estate investment firm, the ing anonymous law enforcement A seniorWlUteHouse official.. bought a small savings and loan Camrlx> Administraticmtain tbese irregularities as 00 whether be is prevented fran lawsuit. anonymity, toldtheTimesthatall Hebuiltitintooneofthelargest mainfldXS leading to his falloot assuming office as public auditor HeackJed thai C 'macro strived to files in Foster's office wereprop state-chattered associations in with former Governor Carlos again,BradshawtoeKtimetolambast close.1bisled was unaware of the inquiry into costing taxpayersabout $47 mil In III interview at his Gualo Rai ''1 really would have wanted to toCamacho's Iioo-item veto eX the the file's location. lion. McDougalwas acquittedin office, Bradshaw expressed maintain alowprofile. Butsince he ,mlic auditor's fuDjing fa 1980, Carlos Camacho Robert Bradshaw The law enforcement officials 1990 of charges related to the with thecooditiCenter at the As ficials said. members of the rival Cali drug while the 5th grade used the Terlaje campus for persons inter Christmas Tree outfits followed Plus... a wide range of world-class copiers at Special Christmas Prices! The"TVHoy" televisionnews cartel, police and former as ested in attending a pre-law pro by the 6th grade students clad in v , program reported that Escobar sociates of Escobar. gram at the college this coming Joseph and Mary clothes. ,. " . f was scheduled to undergo eye The I tagui jail holds adozen summersaidinapress release from ~ 0ir~-"-' The students waved placards ",' . I surgerylate Saturday. suspected members of the Northern Marianas College. Con ;'1~,> • ~1~;~ thatread"Joy isDrug Free"while Two prison guards were also Medellin cartel. tinuing Education Coordinator -. ' Rose Igitol said, "We've offered others sang Christmas songs as poe-law programs in 1991 and 1992 theymarchedon the BeachRoad. in cmjuoction with the Anorrey Mrs. Faailoilo Veavea, emcee General's Office and the of the program,said theydecided Eightini.jm:J! to combine the "Drug-Free Pa cromoo.weallh's legal community. lkThesdaynightmeetingistogauge rade" andthe Christmas Party to atM~. ~ inJerest in offering arother make the day more significant to grenade soch program thissummer." the children and community. • greDade~p~~.~· Shesaidseveraloftbose whocan Veavea said after the parade • Np-l0l0 .NP-1215 • NP-2Q2Q .Np·AOSO .NP-AOaO .Np-6650 oNp·a530 oCLC-300 (COLOR) COTABATO,Philippines{AP)-A COMPACT. DESKTOP COPIERS INNOVATIVE. MID-RANGE COPIERS HIGH SPEED. HEAVY DUTY COPIERS inthislarSaidS~/.. I Muslimsouthemcil ,in·uriIl,eigilt~.~> pIetedthepreviousprogramsareoow their was a competition among Y . lJ ..•.... g ...... : .soccessful Iawschool SlUdents. the students as each grade would We guarantee fast-servicing, low-cost supplies and,parts availability. Witnesses told police that a man in his early 2Os. I'QI1ed.~ ..... "Associate Justice Ramon perform entertaining Christmas Plus, easy-on-the-pocket lease or installment programs. Canon's performance and grenade across the floor of the tavern SalUrdaynigJ:ll,~> ViI.Iaganez andI warn 10ercourage numbers. The students with best advanced technology makes it a truly wise and lasting gift for the Holidays! emergingfrom the toilet + . . . all perscos interested in a career in costumeswere later chosen. lawto anend this meeting as it will Hurry! Visit or call our Canon display center now and avail of our He escaped through the tavern's kitchen" the witnesses. Meanwhile, after holding helpusdetermine ~ ocrot 10 special prices for the season! PoliceChiefNelsonMoralessaidbewas unsure of lhemotive; .. Christmas Partywiththestudents, O~ Monday, the governmentis to resume peace negotiatiOllS offer a poe-law IJUgIaIll this COOling teachers from San Vicente El SU1IUIX'J:," Igitol said. BU/lnelllY/lem/&/upply canon with the Muslim rebel Moro NationalLiberation Frall4tJ91o. ementarySchool.entertained the lrlond about400 kilometers (250 miles) westof here. Igitol aOO Justice Villagcrrez will invited guests of some 60 mem (CNMI) Corporation ""? Products The talks areopposed by numeroussplinter groups,including .attend the meeting. to discuss ire bers of the Manamko or the Se • COPIERS IXUJX>SOO JXOgI1lITl with tha;e in at P.o. Box 167, Beach Road, Chalan Kanoa. salpan, MP 96950 • FACSIMILES some which operate in the Cotabatoarea.· .. .• nior Citizens Center. 3rd Grade pupils wearing snow man outfit walk on the Beach Road during Friday's "DRUG-FREE Tel.: (670) 234,8002,234-5155 • Fax: (670) 234-8050 • ETWS tendaoce. PARADE. H I" • CALCULATORS The teachers had a sumptuous -4-MARIANAS VARIETYNEWS AND VIEWS~ONDAY-DECEMBER 20,-1993 MONDAY,DECEMBER 20, 1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-S " MHS Stude is '93 Miss Teen CNMI ...... •...... •••.....•.•.....•...... •.....•••...•...... ••.•...... •.•...... ~ ~ .•.•••.•...... ••...•.... By Ferdie de Ja Torre itisagreatexperience foc herandan Internanonal," ~ty to meet and wak with The Jeccep Dancers composed of Action sought on ~fRMAH~ HBlMAN'S MODERN f:'4- ,.. . LAURIE Ann Castro Deleon other teens. Jennifer Castro Ebrew, Elaine B. Guerrero, the lovely 16 years old Meanwhile, the attractive Cecilia Cabrera, Ouistine Kumagai, Chris ~' B~~~Y . ,,1"'·'···""···'·' "....··,·· BAKERY, IIIC. :,~, 11thGradestudent fromMarianas Santos Masga,13,8thGrade student tine Thekla, and Parrina Bermudes, ...... , 45 HighSchool. woo the "1993 Sec fromHopwood JuniorHighSchool, made the program lively withtheir \.J ond Annual Miss Teen CNMI anddaughterofMr. andMrs. Gabriel couple of modern dance. unpaid gov't bills Beauty Pageant" held at Diamond Masga and Nicolasa Santos of But the BBW Dancers, a group of By Rafael H. Arroyo CIiQI&TMi\& '93 &PECIAL Hotel Ballroomin Susupe Saturday Koblerville, was chosen as "Ist four "heavyweight" ladies-Lydia Civil Defense Building was also gag night RwmerUp." Igitol, Anna Baja, Joaquina Salas already paid except that a change "I feel great..J was not expecting The 5'3" tall Cecilia who loves to and Eleanor Tenorio, alsostole the SENATOR David M. Cing has order also had government short 17-20 Ibs. BAKED HAM myselftowin. I just tried my best," read books and eat local seafoods show with theirtwo cute numbers, calledthe attentionof bothhouses by some $5,178.81. theteary-eyed DeleonGuerrerotold wasspoosoredbyCoral CXeanPoint sending the audience dance to the of Legislature to do something In seeking legislative action to about a lawsuit filed by Philip t WITH 2 Ibs.. FRUIT CAKE Marianas Variety after she was Meanwhile, the equally pretty and rhythmofthemusic, whistle andsing settlewithPhilippineGoods,Cing crowned thewirmer among thefive channing MariaTheresaFalalimpa along Christmas songs, pine Goods Construction, Inc. noted that the matter has been a & DINNER ROLL beautiful contestants vyingfor the Acosta, 14,9th Grade student from The emcees of the program were which resulted from unpaid bill .1 problem that went on apparently title. Mount Carmel High School, and Stacy SanNicolas, MHSseniorclass ings worth $145,00 on the reno :4 ignored. 0 DeleonGuerrero is thedaughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio president and RyanCalvo vation of the Legislature and the "I have been aware of this debt $65£1° (Left to right)CeciliaSantosMasga, "FirstRunnerUp",LaurieAnn Mr.andMrs. Joaquin andE!Jzabeth andZenaida AcostaofChalanKanoa, Lastyear, AnitaAyuyu wascrowned Civil Defense buildings. and attempted to include it in the Castro Deleon Guerrero, "1993 Miss Teen CNMI", and Maria Deleon Guerrero of Papago who was.named "MissCoogeniality." "1992 Miss Teen CNMI" while In a letter to Senate President fiscal year 1993 budget as indi cash only Theresa Falalimpa Acosta, "Miss Congeniality" winners in Satur both attentively watched the pr0 Maria asherfriends call herwants to Marianne Coocepcion wasthe"FIrst Juan S. Demapan and House cated inmyJune 12, 1993lettetto day nights beauty pageant. (Photo by Foez Rahman) gram. become a computer programmer Rurmer Up" and Arlene Suda was Speaker Thomas P. Villagomez David M. Cing the Senate Fiscal Affairs Com "Iamsoproud ofher.Ican'tbelieve someday. Thefamous Kazue'sBou named "MissCongeniality." lastweek,Cingurged bothhouses than $145,000 for renovations it mittee. But the Eighth Legisla OFFER IS GOOD FOR she doneit," Mr. Deleon Guerrero tique sponsored her. Ms.Cecilia Thekla, Student Activi to call for a special joint session made on the Legislature and the ture failed to pass an appropria CHRISTMAS EVE ONLYI said. Thetwootherprettycontestants were ties Coordinator, explained that the addressinggovernmentdebtsand Civil defense buildings, includ tions act for FY 1993 and this Pick up time I D-12P.M. and 2-5 P.M. the necessary special appropria Mrs, Deleon Guerrero on theother Doris Takai Deleon Guerrero, 18, CNMI-widebeautypageantwasheld ing interest of about $30,000. debthasgoneignored,"saidCing. Please present coupon upon pick up. hand saidshe feltherdaughter will 12thGrade studeru from Marianas to give opportunity to the girls to tions to settle them. The lawsuit, filed by counsel "Now I assumethe CNMIgov winandwirming means an"experi High School, daughter of Vicente compete andprovide thesenior class "As a legislator, I share the Eric Smith last month pointed to ernment will have to spend time enceforherfacing people andopen andDolores Deleon Guerrero ofSan learningexperience inorganizingbig blame for this situation and feel a renovationcontract executed in and money in defense of this inpublic." Vicente, and Esther Rose Cruz event we should resolve it. We should April 1991 for the Legislature lawsuit,"theTiniansenatoradded, The 5'1" Deleon Guerrero fondly Manglona, i7, 12th Grade of Gov. Lorenzo Guerrero through his set asideour political differences building. The job was completed " This is a perfect example of called byherfriends asLaurie loves Marianas High School, daughter of representative Dr.John Joyner sent and deal with this matter beforeit in September, 1991. what results from legislative toeat seafoods. Herhobbies ioclude Federico andJuanita Manglooa also hismessage congratulating the con worsens," said Cing. While most of the contracted apathy and negligence. This ~J~M~~~ HERMAN1S MODERN singing and dancing. Her mOl1O: ofSanVicente. testants and thewinners aswell asthe Philippine Goods, a local con amount was paid, a number of lawsuit stems from a simple bill "Never believe in others, always Thepageant judgeswereMrs. Lucy senior classof MHS for their hard struction firm, filed a suit in Su change orders resulted to some that hasremainedunpaid through perior Court against the govern BA KERr BAKERY, INC. believe in yourself' greatly helped Palacios-Webb, consultanl/Director work andefforts tocomeupwiththe $140,786 in unpaid billings. lackoflegislative appropriation," '-')'-' ment seeking payment of more her gaining confidence during the Profile Modeling; Mrs. Dolores successful event The contracted amount for the Cing said. \..J competition. Marciano,Cultural/Bilingual Spe "While ourCommonwealth is rela Laurie, sponsored by theIsland Fi cialist, Public School System; Mr. tively young, wehavebeenfortunate Laude case esta Market, said she wants to Keith G. Sieg, English Instructor of to have been well represented by CtIQI8TMA8 '93 8PECIAL become a businesswoman some Marianas High School, and Peggy charming and beautiful entrants in . ~ day.Shejoinedthepageant because Benavente Salas, "1983Miss CNMI otherbeauty pageants totheworld in Castro expects verdict after Christmas 20-22 Ibs. TURKEY . thepast and weare certain thatthis A VERDICf on the jury trial of in previous proceedings said indeed went to the station and ~, year'swinners willcontinue thisfine murdersuspects Joseph Anthony Laude,acarpenter,waskilledafter bought some cans of beer and WI STUFFING WITH .'~\ tradition," Guerrero saidinhismes Bowie and Mario Reyes may not he was "ran over" and "crushed" cigarettes on credit. • sage. be known until after Christmas. by one of the vehicles used in the It has been said that Bowie and 2 Ibs. FRUIT CAKE Education Commissioner William This was according to Superior kidnapping of the victim and a Reyes kidnapped Laude and S. Torres represented by Ana C. Court Presiding Judge Alex companion, Nilo Rivera. Rivera along Beach Road near "~~' )~ Larson, Acting Deputy Commis Castro. Dr. Hanan however suggested Microl Corporation after buying & DINNER ROLL. thatLaudewasalreadydeadwhen some beer from the gas station. 00 ff:i .- .'j' sioner of Instruction, alsoextended Castrotold the Varietyduringa ------~.~ his warm welcome to the pageant short recess on the jury trial last he was allegedly "crushed." He Earlier, Sgt. John Santos, a. $5 5 •. ,J" participants, parents and family weekthatadecisionmaynotcome told the court last week that he trafficpolicemantestifiedatcourt members. before December 25, Christmas saw no blood coming out from a room A and positively identified cash only "A~ theevent grows eachyear, itwill Day. gash on Laude's shoulder. a portion of Laude's t-shirt and become an even more important Castro has been presiding the Laude's body was brought to jeans taken by the investigators learning experience for both these trialon thecelebrated Laudemur theCHC bySgL John Santos and after the murder. OFFER IS GOOD FOR young participants and the student der case for four weeks now. investigator Nick Guerrero after On Friday,InvestigatorJoeAda CHRISTMAS EVE ONLYI organizers. Manystudentparticipants Thejury trial is now on itsfifth it was found at a road side in Dan was alsopresented to thecourt by Pick up time I Q-12P.M. and 2-5 P.M. will gain invaluable leadership and week. Dan homestead area on Novem the prosecution and was cross Please present coupon upon pick up. organizational skills while they work Last week, at least 4 govern ber 6. examinedbythedefensecounsels. .-."_." The BBWdancers,agroup of four "heavyweight"ladiesstealthe withthe manysupporting thecorn ment witness were presented to The body was examined at Laude's murder has been de Laurie Ann Deleon Guerrero shows her winning form. show with their funny dance number. (Photo by Foez Rahman) munity members and agencies," the jury including a pathologist around8:00inthemorning.Hanan scribed by Hanan as the most Torres inhismessage said whoexamined the body of Eladio impliedthatLaudemusthave been brutal killing of a human being Mrs. Doris Thompson,MHSPrinci Laude on November 6, 1992. aliveatleast 3or fourhoursbefore the doctor has ever seen. pal,in her welcoming remarks also According to Robert Hanan of he was brought to the hospital. Bowie and Reyes are each fac congratulated theMHSClass of94 the Commonwealth Health Cen OnThursday,acashieratAldan ing first degree murder, robbery forcarryingonthetraditirn selbythe ter,theFilipinocontractmayhave Gas station in Garapan also took and kidnapping charges before seniors of 1991 been dead before he was alleg the witness stand. the Superior Court. DES~GNS "During the kng boors of planning edly "ran over." Nancy Licuanan, also from the Trial resumes today at court L1VfNG Testimonies made to the court Philippines told the court Bowie room A. and practicing, yoo have deve1qJed CONTEMPORARY· CALSSIC & MODERN OFFICE AND HOME FURNITURE/KITCHEN CABINET your leadership and organizational skills while the contestants have galledpoise,selfcrnfidence, aOO Ire Century-old speech condemns US CtlQI0TMi\0 '93 0PECI1\1 lasting friendship of theirco-cmtes HONOLULU (AP) - A 100 called upon Congress to correct Waikiki to Queen's Surf Beach. tants," Thompson said. year-old speech condemning it. But Congress ignored They held signs saying "Liber 16-19 Ibs. ROAST PORK LEG America's role in the overthrow Cleveland's message and went ate Hawaii"while chanting "Sov WITH 2 Ibs. FRUIT CAKE ALCOHOLIC of the Hawaiian monarchy was on to annex the Hawaiian Island ereignty now." ANONYMOUS MEETS read aloud Saturday at Iolani in 1898. The march that tied up traffic & The reading at the palace was DINNER ROLL • SOFA • DINING TABLE Alcoholic Anonymous. a sup Palace. for two hours drew hundreds of port group for those with drink The words were originally performed by 27 people, includ onlookers who lined sidewalks • CHAIR • OFFICE FURNITURE ing [or d~gging) problems spoken Dec. 18, 1893, by none ing representatives of native Ha and hotel lanais. $60.°0 meets every Monday, other than President Grover waiian groups. Organizer Olani Decker said Wednesday. and SabJrday at Cleveland The palace was also the focal themarchwasheldtobringpeople cash only (~) Ll()(~) 7:00p.m,. and Fridaysat7:30 In his message to Congress, pointofthecentennialobservance together and to show tourists that 10 lEACH lOAD 10 15 - SonJa. Low« flo. p.rn. at the Krista Rai Church of the overthrown of Queen Hawaiians aren'tjust huladancers in Garapan. ClevelandcalledtheJanuary1893 II Liliuokalani. OFFER IS GOOD FOR For more infonnation. call the occupation of Honolulu by U.S. who smile andsay aloha. Telephone No.: (670) 234-2340-2 Later in the day, about 250 na ()If)? HOTLINE at 234-51 COor Wolf troops "wholly without justifica OnceatQueen'sSurfBeach,the CHRISTMAS EVE ONLYI Fax: (670) 234·5728 M. at 234·6615 [and leave tion." tive Hawaiians and supporters marchers listened to sovereignty Pick up time 1D-12P.M. and 2-5 P.M. message). <, Cleveland said a substantial held a unity march from Ala leaders speak 011 native Hawaiian Please present coupon upon pick up. wrong had been committed and Moana Beach Park through rights and self-determination. "6-MARIANAS VARIETYNEWS"AND VIEWS-MONDAY-DECEMBER 20, 1993 MONDAY,DECEMBER 20, 1993 -MARIANAS VARiETYNEWS AND VIEws-7 Evangelista asks oourfto dismiss case No legalbasis to convert chiefs-counsel FORMERRevenueandTaxation him by Sablan Rock Quarry. rued that he owed Sablan Rocky However Evangelista allegedly not make any agreement to pay Chief Juan L. Evangelista has Evangelistawhoalsofacestheft any money as claimed by the breached his promise "andis now anysupposed debt Within 3O-day tHE RECENT reportedmove by existenceof guidelines, since this relevant10 thereclassifications. mine if authorityexists to convert selections for appointments in asked the Superior Court-to dis charges involving more than company. seriously in default of his pay period. some governmentofficialsto COIl invitesallegations of arbitrary and "Neither of the twopublic laws , an excepted service employee to' certain branchesof public service missacivilcomplaintfiledagainst $25,(X)O government money, de- The request for thedismissalof ment amounting to $4OAQ9.6l He also denied that he owed vert fromexceptedservicetoCivil capriciousaction."said Halsell. , rnentiooconversionsfrcmexcepted Civil Service," Halsell' recom may be made onthe basisof dem the case was made by plus accrued interest." Sablan Rock Quarry any money Service may have no legal basis Halsell's opinion was soughtby servicetoCivilService.TheSalary mended. onstrated relative fitness without Drug-free parade highlights Evangelista's lawyer, Dennis J. As of August 16, 1993, or the $40,000 as alleged by me under Public Law 7-31 nor any Santos in response to concerns Act's mechanism for providing She added that there exists no regardsto politicalconsiderations, O'Shea on December 6. Evangelista 'owes the plaintiff a. plaintiff. olher statuteandmay therefore be raised aboutthelegalityofconver raises appears to be geared solely statute that expressly confers au and to safeguard appointees Sablan Rock Quarry filed a total of $52,778.37 including in Sablan's Roack Quarry's law improper, Civil ServiceCommis sions made by certain department towards reclassifications among thority for the CSC to reclassify against unjust charges ofmiscon complaint againstEvangelistalast terests, the civil case said. suit is the latest complaint against sion counselPat Halsellsaid division chiefs as reported by the CivilServiceemployeesandnotto an employee in such manner. duct and inefficiency. and from August 17, 1993 alleging that the Despite repeated demands for Evangelista. In a legalopinionshe submitted media recently. aconversionfromexceptedservice But assuming that the reclassi being unjustly discriminated for former revenue chief refused to full payment from Evangelista, Earier this month. a company to Civil Service Chairman Gene It was allegedthatsuchreclassi to Civil Service," read Halsell's fication of an excepted service political reasons or affiliations," paid his debts. Sablan Rock Quarry has not re said to be owned by Evangelista Santos December 13, Halsell fication was done for the purpose opinion. employee to Civil Service is per continued Halsell in her opinion. According to the lawsuit, ceived-any payments and that the was sued for alleged breach of maintainedthat such reclassifica of preempting their possible re "It therefore appears logical to rnissible under current rules and "To be eligiblefor reclassifica Sablan Rocky Quarry sold on defendantcontinued to ignore the contract that arosefromnon-pay tion must be based on merit and placementbytheincomingadmin conclude that the Legislature in regulations, such a reclassifica tion, the excepted service em credit to Evangelista numerous requests, the complaint signed by ment ofsurety-bonds, fitness,demonstrated byexamina istration. tended to address only 'conver tion would nonetheless be im ployee must be given an open quarry products from July 10, Atty Brien Nicholas said. JAC Development Company, tion or by other examination of Suchconversion,of atleastfive sions' within the Civil Service proper, if it circumvents thebasic examination, meaning the civil 1991 to August 1992. Evangelista denied that heever Inc., located in Capitol Hill, was fitness. divisionchiefs,was reportedlyal systemwhenitenactedtheselaws. purpose of the Civil Service sys service position must be adver The products included mixed bought or allowed anyone to buy named in a civil case filed by "Neitherstatutorynorregulatory lowedby the PersonnelOfficeand One can also conclude that being tem, which is to appoint and pro tised, and the exam mustbe com concrete, manufacture sand and quarry productsfrom SablanRock Marianas Insurance Company, guidelinesexist to govern reclas the Commissionwith Public Law silent 00 the other kind of conver mote only on demonstrated merit petitive. Iftheposition is one that aggregates and corals. The com Quarry from July to August of Ltd., on December 3. sificationfromexceptedserviceto 7-31 and PublicLaw 8-6as basis. sion, the Act neitherprevents nor and fitness. is prohibited by statute from be pany also rented to defendant 1991. The complaint againstthe com CivilSetvice.In general,itisrisky Inheropinion,Halsellcontended enablessuchreclassifications. The "The fundamental purpose of ing classified as a Civil Service equipments, the suit said. He said he "lacks sufficient pany, whi~lI is reported to have to take such. action without the that the two public laws are not CSCmustlook: elsewheretodeter- civil service laws and rules is to position, the reclassification can Evangelistapromisedtopay the knowledge and information to stoppeditsoperationstemporarily establish a merit system whereby not bemade," saidHalsell, (RHA) company within 30 day period form a belief regarding the dates, stemmed from its alleged failure and agreed to pay an interest rate quantity and description of and refusal to pay $9,368.44 in Rota hearings on contested votes begin of 18% per annum for any past goods..." demnity to Marianas Insurance nience during the proceedings. 11:00 p.m. to finish their busi due account, the complaint partly Evangelista. in calling for the Company. . They also told the court of ness. read. dismissal of the case, said he did -, BOE's alleged mistake in using The BOE has been prevented wronggroundsfor thechallenges. from certifying the results of the All the reasons presented to the November 6 elections due to the Milosevic faces crucial court however did not convince challenged votes on Rota. Castro that a preliminary injunc Under the CNMl Constitution, tion was necessary, thus denying the board cannot declare the out the motion. come of the polls official and test in Serbian polls Director Diaz has hailed the correct if there are challenges to Superior Court's ruling. some votes. By KEN OLSEN had previously. aged to form amajoritycoalition, "We felt elated to find out that Despite the clear results in the Opposition groups, however, Milosevic, who is not facing re JuanDiaz what we were doing was proper," elections, apparent winners have I :~l BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) appear too weak and disorganized election, retains vast constitu THE Board of Elections is ex Diaz said in an interview last been reluctant to make the nec - Serbia's ruling Socialists, led to capitalize on the cracks in tional powers that would leave pected to stan conducting hear week. essary moves pending the result ,••..•./,'-l.f.!....•.. ~,.... ;.' by powerful nationalist Slobodan Milosevic's armor. Bewildered him in command. As a last resort, ings on challenged votes in Rota Diaz said the board will con of the contested ballots. Milosevic, face acrucial testSun voters might elect a parliament he could impose presidentialrule. beginningthisweekfollowingthe tinue the holding of hearings in Should the board completed its Teachers and Parents guide the students. day as voters beset by economic more divided than the lastone. An alliance with the Serbian denial of a motion aimed at stop the southern island this week and proceedings within this week, chaos and world isolation vote in Resultingparalysiscouldfurther Radical Party of ultranationalist ping theholding ofsuch hearings, board members may start doing ballots will be recounted and the parliamentary elections. unsettle Serbia, a regional power Vojislav Seselj gave Milosevic a BOE Executive Director Juan so today. CNMI-wide results could even Polls opened at 7 a.m. (0600 that dominated the old six-repub commanding majority in the old Diaz said. During the proceedings, a tually be certified, Diaz told the ut GMT) and are to close at 8 p.m. lic Yugoslav federation before it parliament. But whenthe alliance SuperiorCourt PresidingJudge challenged voter will be asked to Marianas Variety. (1900 GMT) in voting to replace began to disintegrate in 1991. collapsed and Seselj's backers Alex Castro on Wednesday appear before the panel of board BOEChairmanRodolfoM. Pua a parliament that Milosevic, Most Western governments tried to unseat the government, rejcted a petition by 75 voters members and willbe thrown with wasnot immediatelyavailablefor !!E5!!!!!E! Serbia's president, dissolved in blame Milosevic and his Serbian iit°e Milosevic called early elections. preventing the board from carry several questions to determine if additional comments on the Marianas' Only Locally Owned Long-Distance Telephone Company October as it appeared set to oust nationalist polices for the breakup The Radicals arefurious at the ing out its administrative func there were problems with his scheduled hearings. his government of Yugoslavia and subsequent president for pressuring Serbs in tions. qualifications as a voter. About 7 million of Serbia's 9.7 wars in Croatia and Bosnia Bosnia and Croatia to cede some In handing down the decision, Challengers will also be asked million people areeligibletovote. Herzegovina that have left more conquered territory in exchange Castro emphasized that the judi to appear during the court pro Milosevic's Socialists, the re than 200,000 people dead. for promises from the West to ciary has no business intruding ceedings. named Communists, hope to win Monthly inflation in Serbia al ease the trade sanctions. Details theaffairsof theexecutivebranch Votes of those with question a commanding two-thirds major ready tops 30,000 percent, and could emerge at peace talks unless it is time to do so. able qualifications will not be ity in the 2SD-seat parliament. two-thirds of the work force is scheduledfor Tuesdayin Geneva. "Orderly government requires counted, accordingto Diaz, while But a variety of independent idle. Crippling U.N. trade sanc Milosevic has had numerous that thecourtsnot intrude into the those who are qualified to vote polls suggest they will fall far tions imposed on Serbia for back built-in advantagesintheelection day-to-day functions of the ex butwerechallengedwillhavetheir short of that goal because of ing Serb rebellions in Bosnia and campaign, including a monopoly ecutive branch until the time is ballots affirmed and counted. popular anger over economic Croatia are biting harder every on state radio and television. ripe to do so," Castro said. Diaz predicted that the holding hardship, and could end up with day. About 2 million ethnic Alba The petitioners had asked the ofhearingsmaytakeabouta week Students walk with their" Star" costume. even fewer thanthe 101seats they Even if opposition groups man- nians in the southern province of court to prohibit BOE from or so. It is very likely that the Kosovo, a fifth of Serbia's popu hearing the challenged votes cit proceedings will be over by the lation, are boycotting the elec ingmanyreasonssuchasviolation endof the weekasboardmembers tions as they continue to demand of their rights and the inconve- normally meets until 10:00 or independence. There also are predictions of vote-rigging. International ob Thieves take gifts for poor servers reported widespread ir regularities during elections in HONOLULU (AP) - The pastor of the First Southern Baptist 1990 and 1992. Church of Pearl Harbor believes the Grinches who stole Christmas DOLPHIN RESTAURANT TheConferenceonSecurityand presents intended for two needy families were boys between 12 and Cooperation in Europe, the main 16 years of age. Price: $50.00 (ADULT) monitor of thepreviouselections, The Rev. Ray Bennett said he based his conjecture on the types of turned down an invitation to send presents taken andthose left behind when achurch storageroom was $25.00 (CHILD) observersthistime becauseSerbia broken into last Tuesday night. has banned its human-rights The selective thieves opened each wrapped present, taking what monitors from the republic. they wanted and leaving the test behind. TROPICANA RESTAURANT (1ST FlR.) A Amongthe missing gifts were a remote control dump truck, video games andclothes for teen-age boys. Those not takenincluded toys (OPEN AIR REST.) and articlesof clothing for younger children. I Bennett said members of the church had decided to help the 12 - ~ $30.00 peoplein the two families - one in Waianae, the other on the North , Shore ~ even though they don't know them. ,'I He said the families had been referred by the Angel Network, a , nonprofit group dedicated 10 helping homeless and needy people. FOR RESERVATION CALL: .234-4895 Ext. 808 • Marianas Variety 1i;1 . .". .. ,. . -." « • &':;.:-" ,: ..' , . ~ ' l.'._.,1. ~,;,<.,.f ....'l,:~~,_...... ~~~~~ . ~, .. . ~ ,'... .. , 8-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS·MONDAY- DECEMBER 20,1993 US callsfor tougher UNstance onIraq MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1993 -MARIANAS VARIElY NEWS ANDVIEWs-9 NEW YORK (AP) - The other members of the Security K. Albright set out the leader Saddam Hussein. war. US democracy introuble, say officials Clinton administration wants Council to insist that Iraq recog administration's policy in an The new requirements would Three of theSecurityCouncil's By MIKE FEINSILBER and reports the results back to State, officialswho in moststates them to understanddifferent per-. ample, what tradeoffs and costs nize Kuwait as an independent interview with the newspaper be in addition to the Security other four permanentmembers Baghdad to abide by tough new public officials and participants havethejobofadministering elec spectives, to work through tough they are willing to bear, said Ri Council's current demands for Britain, France and Russia - sup conditionsin exchange forlifting county and stop persecuting Friday. WASHINGTON (AP) - Sec through a newsletter. tion laws but who lately have choicesand tocometojudgments chard Harwood, a member of the the United Nations ban on Iraqi dissident Kurds and Shiite. The Times quoted an uni Iraq todisarm andlet the United porttheproposal,TheTimes said. retaries of state of the 50 U.S. These ideas were advanced sought ways to deal with citizen on possible courses of action." commission and author of "Citir: Nations monitor its military The position of China, the fifth oilexports,The NewYorkTimes Muslims, the newspaper re dentified Administration of states, obscure officials rarely Monday in a report by the Na discontent with politics. It held a Town meetings often do not zens and Politics: A View from poned. ficial who said the new policy industries, conditions set at permanent member, was not reponed Sunday. heardfrom, believe democracyis tional Commission for the Re yearof hearingsand roundtables. work because public officials do Main Street America." The United Stales is urging U.S. Ambassador Madeleine stems from distrust of Iraqi the end of the Persian Gulf known, in trouble in America and have newal of American Democracy, "We must ask more of citizens mostof thetalkingandcitizensdo "People talk a lot about our come up with ideas for rescuing alsocalled"Project Democracy." than just their top-of-the-head not receive the data needed to crumbling irtfrastructure, but the it It was created by the National opinionson issues," the commis become real participants - or to real crisis is the crumbling civic Premier: Corruption a major problem'in Vietnam. Their diagnosis: People have Association of Secretaries of sion said. "We must challenge tell governmentofficials, for ex- infrastructure,' Harwood said in becomeconsumersofgovernment an interview. "We don't any HANOI, Vietnam (AP) - Pre sembly on Saturday, Kiet urged accelerated with regardtocasesof alongtheVietnam-Cambodia bor 17,(xx)knowncasesofsmuggling, rather than its creators. That is mierVo VanKietsayscorruption government agencies to cut and corruption and smuggling." .der, dealingin illicitgoods,unlicensed longer have the institutions partly because they lackopportu Disney may not build parkwithout state help or the places or the skills or the and smuggling have become so controlspending on celebrations, InteriorMinisterBui Thien Ngo He said illegaltrade in cars and trade and tax evasion involving nities to talk to one another about WASHINGTON (AP) - The tory theme park until it is clear to 30,000 visitors a day anc waystoholdpoliticaldiscussions, serious that the country is losing meetingsandreceptions. Heurged reportedtotheNational Assembly smuggling by sea weredifficultto $30.9 million. common problems. Citizens are chairman of the Walt Disney that thestate's GeneralAssembly produce $1.5 billion in stat to sort out political compacts and confidence in the government. theNationalAssemblytooversee onDec.6thatcorruption andsmug control. Ngo said 2,672 officials, many encouraged to vote their self-in Co. says plans for a Virginia will support the taxpayer-funded andlocal tax revenues over 3( for people to take responsibility Kiet ordered a major nation such spending and said the gov gling were on the rise and that Ngoreportedthatmorethan 900 of themat aseniorlevel,havebeen terest,to write letterstocongress theme park may be scrapped if improvements, Disney chairman years. for their public lives." wide campaign to curb corrup ernment would issue guidelines. countermeasures had not signifi cases of conuption had been un disciplined for takingbribes total men urging their particular con the Legislature doesn't put up Michael Eisner told the newspa Opponents say the park: wouk He said the situation is worse tionwithin theCommunistParty, "State offices and employees cantlycurbedthese activities. covered nationwide this year, in ing$33million. Proceedings have cerns, to offer opinions in polls money for site improvements, per. increase traffic on alread than it used to be. "Communities state offices and local govern involved in corruption and smug He cited increases in trade in volving $28.5 million. Those im beenstartedin754casesinvolving without considering views other The Washington Post reported The company has an option on crowded roads and destroy tru are putting gates around them ments in efforts to regain the glinghavenotbeendealtwithprop illicit goods, especially weapons, plicatedincludedcustomsandpo 2,224 people, including a former thantheir own. Sunday. 3,000 acresof landinPrinceWil rural area's character.They havi selves," he said. "People move public's confidence. erly,"Kietsaid."Inthecomingtwo explosives and opium, and the lice officersand tax collectors. min Cabinetministerandadeputy Their solution:createplacesand Disney willdelay purchasing liam County. It estimates that alsocomplained thatDisneywanu into suburban places where there Addressing the National As- years, legal measures should be smuggling of foreign cigarettes He said there were more than ister. mechanisms for people to come land in Prince William County its proposed 100-acre (40 too much public money spent OJ arenopublicspaceswherepeople gression in the treatment of the -Providefor direct handling of togetherwitheach other andpub for its proposed American his- hectare) park would draw up the project . interact.Evenschooldistrictlines licofficials to workthroughcom divide the community in half," .----=:..:::..::==-:..:....::~:...... :....-_continued from page 1 areas.Hopefullyinstead,it would day-to-day program matters by Delegates, • a be a promotionin insular politi agenciesandcoordination,ifnec Cody. •• mon issues and consider others' views. cal development," said the three essary, by the appropriate entity chairman, could be a viable way ofthisauthorityhasbeenreplaced continued from page 1. Some examples of 200 such to handle insular policies. The as islands have developed," said in their joint letter. in the Executive Office of the "What weseekis a way to com residence ormailingaddressuntil mechanismstheyfoundinayear's lAP is being proposed to be cre De Lugo, Faleomavaega and President, consistent with the pensate for the areas' lack of allrestitntion,costs,finesimposed searchfor ways"to reconnectciti ated by a presideritialdirective." Underwood. Guam and Virgins Islands Or power in the regular federal pro ganic Acts; on him are fully paid. zens and the political process": There are currently only three "Now that it is about to lose its cess.Additionally, whileitshould -provide presidential support While on supervised release, -The North DakotaConsensus councils within the White House last responsibilityfor administer .enable themto get attention at the for Guam's Commonwealth Bill Young must not commit other Council, created by the state leg - Domestic Policy Council; Na inga territory(Palau), it is time to levelstatesdo, anysystemshould talks, to facilitate cooperation crimes and should not not ille islature to seek citizens' views tional Security Council; and the plan Ms. (Leslie) Turner's sup also provide for individual con from other departments, consis gally possess a controlled sub before lawmakers deal with is National Economic Council. .' portable goal of being the last sideration of the different situa tent withthepresident's pledgeto stance. sues. The administrationissettoform assistant secretary; not to give tions andneeds of various insular have themhandledby apresiden He was also ordered him to -Citizens Juries,where panels the lAP as soon as the federal OTIA new power or a new lease of citizen "jurors" hear testimony on life," the three delegates told areas," said the three delegates. tial representative; comply with the standardscondi government completes consulta For a proposal to be adequate, -provide for Northern Mariana tions that have been adopted by from all sides on a particular is tions with Guam, American Sa Babbitt. sue, thendeliberateandmakerec- The Delegatesalsoaireddoubts the three delegates said it must: Islands relations issues to be ne the district court. moa, the Virgins Islands and the Additional conditions which -munendationspublic. , .. about permitting OTIA to head a -provideaprimarycontactpoint gotiated byarepresentativeof the CNMI on the substance of the of special problems for other US president, as required by the US Young must comply with are the -The "Minnesota's Talking" presidential directive. partofthe DomesticPolicyCoun project of the Minneapolis Star cil as this, they said, wouldexac insular areas within the adminis CNMI Covenant and the law that following: . But according to the three del tration at the same level and as approved it. The official should *He must report to the proba Tribune which published reports egates, they would not agree to erbate the problem of OTIA be on-how citizens talked through ing in a lead role "because this central as that for Puerto Rico be a real representative of the tion office in the district court to OTIA assuming a lead andpater where he is released within 72 such issuesashealthcareandrace would effectively enable OTIA since all of the areas are now president (as opposedto Interior) nal role in all federal activities locally self-governing as Puerto and report to the White House. It hours of release from prison. relations. applying to the US insular areas to lead a presidential office in -CitizenCouncilorsofOregon, even. receive quality addition to line agencies," Rico Rico and since the issues shouldalsoprovideforothermat *He should also not possess health care in the other than Puerto Rico. involvethosehandledbythe Eco terstobehandleddirectlybyagen- anyfirearmordestructivedevice; which provides citizen groups "OTIA once had extensive "We are ready to collaborate, with discussion materials on is t'hilippines Without a but a requirement is that any new nomic, National Security and . cies with the CNMI's Resident, *Andparticipateinprogram on poweroverfederal andlocalpoli substance abuse. sues before the state legislature arrangement not represent a re- Domestic Policy Councils; as alsointendedby theCovenant. :fefettalthrough our cies in all of tJ1e areas. 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.MONDAY:DECEMBER 20, 19.93 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWSANDVIEWS-Ii to-MARIANAS VARIElY NEWS ANDVIEWS-MONDAY- DECEMBER 20, 1993 Skilledlaborimmigrationto U.,S"doubl .. s POSITION VACANCY An unwanted army By DAVID BRISCOE expected each year over the next .. DOlled States. The proposal is lions, she said. Immigrants'win Mexicanbcroer and t,1-rrough ofue: several years under laws revised separate from a bill backed by the ANNOUNCEMENT get a chance to redo the applica Central American routes, WASmNGTON (AIl).::'- The in 1990. Clinton administrationthatwould tions, she said, but it is assumed The administration,snesaid.hasto flow of skilled immigrants to the Asked about proposalsto limit allow fraudulent applicants to be that many will give up' if they decide soon how to treat C1linest The Marianas Islands Housing Authority (MIHA) is soliciting United States has doubled under immigration to about 300,000 a b leaves reluctantly . arred at U.S. borders. have no serious claim. asylum seekers who base ireir li()o new laws,buUmly a few appli employment applications for the position ofChief, Program and . diers and civiliimS were staliooed year,M eissner noted that when- Thenewrules wouldapplyonly Meissnernoted that the wave pI.icatiom 00. China's policy tt,81 By FRANK BAJAK Russians, SOOle of them fonner cants are using a new provision ever Congress' tries to mesh to- Housing for the MIRA office in Saipan. soldiers. . at 128 bases in· ~ East to people in theUnitedStates who of immigrants from China has lowing oo1y have left, gether various immigrationgoals me asylum applications that are slowed considerably since the MainJmj China ranked sixth in DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: These include, but are WUENSOORF, Germany (AP) to Divest. . partingtroopers.Blackmarketeers Timashkov said. Foertsch said be - family unification, labor ad- obviously incomplete-some only detection of several large illegal trenumberofJegal immigrartsrolhe - At the heartof this century-old Immigration increased in 1992 not limited to, the following: . pick up Russian vodka and caviar believestbeRussiam willbeout00 justments and humanitarian con- contain a name and address and boatloads earlier in the year. She United Statesin 1992, with 38,735, a military city they captured from by tbe·secoodlargestfigureofthe cheaply and sell contraband ciga schedule. cems - the number alwayscomes yet now are still accepted - or said some Chinese are still com 22.2pereea iocrease overthe JRVi the Nazis and made into a Cold last 70 years: Immigration Com Administers, supervises, and coordinates the overall administra rettes. German officials suspect They woo't be missed. out much higher than that. simply copies of other applica- ing into the United States over the ousyear. War headquarters, the Russians missiooerDorisM.Meissner said "We 'Iljusthave to waitand see tion and management ofa variety ofprograms such as Section 8 some soldiers are dealing weap For instance, said K.lucke, the commissioned a mural of their the trend meetS Coogress' goal how thatdiscussionunfolds,"she r------~~~------Housing Certificates and Voucher, Community Development county admini:c;trator, there were .. battlefor Berlin. ons. forgivingpimtytobighlySkilled said Block Grant (CDBG), and other federal assistance programs. Russia militarybasbeen pared few marriagesbetweenSovietsol The curved panorama - 15 feet is Only when there The skilled-worker program PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT diers and locals: ''The Germans wmters. 1973. high and 65loog (4.5 meters high from a Cold War high of 5.5 mil allows 14O, immigrantsayear. Prepares annual CDBG grant application package for submission wereforbiddentohaveccitactwith was· aninflux ofJndochinese and by 20 long) - depicts the final ad lion men to about 2 million. The The 1992 statistics showed to HUD~ conducts public hearings in accordance with CDBG theRussians. Thefriendship was .. Cubans. sawa greater increase. The Commonwealth Utilities Corporation would like vance on the Reichstag, a plane West GwuP, whose bases occu Newlypublisbedstatisticsshow 116.108skilled workersand their only 00 paper." . <. program requirements. falling in flames, Red Army sol piedSOOsquaremiles(l,300square that 810,635 immigrmits were family members were admitted, to announceto itscustomersthata newutilitypayment kilometers)of Germany, will dis Contactremainspoorand suspi_. diers battling SS troops crouched admitted in the year that ended compared with 59,525 the year Prepares Section 8 application packages for submission to HUD. appear,but removingits remnants ciongreat.andthecrimeisafui'tber behind sandbagsin the shell-shat Sept. 30, an increase of .06,630, before.Thelargestincreaseswere office schedule will be in effect beginning December could prove problematic. irritanL teredInteriorMinistry. or 15.1 percent, over fiscal 1991. from China, Taiwan, United Interprets and disseminates information relative to federal re Hangers-on keep arriving from Petereit'said police summoned 13, 1993. The new scheduled hours is as follows: In its own rotunda at a former The latestreport covers the year Kingdom, the Philippines, India quirements for various housing and community development Wermachtsportsschool,themural Russiainmilitarytrainsandplanes him Nov. 26 to witness the search ofaRussian's apartmentooly about that ended Sepl30, 1992. and Canada. programs. risesaboveshellcasings andother even as the number of soldiersdi "Despite the increase, skilled 100 yards (90 meters) fr of crime and that the German police 800,000-900,000 immigrants are tions from people already in the for needed repairs and maintenance in the Section 8 housing his campaign. the 44, apartments being built do not give them eoough protec lsi RAMON S. GUERRERO program to ensure continued occupancyof the housing units. "A great army is being dis forremmingofficers andtheirfami- tion.Germanofficialscounter that Executive Director mantledthat simplydoesn't know . lies are ready. " . most of the criminalsare not Ger Garland Oscar withdrawn Supervises employees and provides guidance in work planning, how to be anything other than an Familiesareforced to live three mans andnote thatGennan police 12114.15.16,17·AC12!ig • execution, and maintenance ofperformance standards; evaluates army," said the Rev. Juergen to an apartmentin converted bar are not allowedon the base. . employees on their performance and provides counseling or Petereit,pastorthevillageof2,700 racks.Sometimes, 10families share "This is the same gang thatthey from Hollywood sale enforces disciplinary procedures as required. people outside the garrison gates. abathroom. Membersofotherfami unofficially allow to stay in their NEW YORK (AP) - Judy The agreement was binding on "Its whole world has been torn lies are separated, living with in garrisons:' saidGen.Foertsch,the Garland's Oscar for her perfor all heirs, and Luft inherited the Prepares a variety of routine to moderately complex correspon apart." laws. withdrawalcommissioner. mance in "The Wizard of Oz," Oscar whenGarlanddied,the law dences and reports for the Executive Director and/or the Gover Nine months before the dead "This is our pain," Col. Onafrigid Decemberday.groups expectedtobringthousandsSatur suit says. nor. line,most of the troopsand armor Timashkovsaid.. of recruits are kept busy chipping day on the auction block, was The lawsuit, filed in Los Ange are gone from eastern Germany. Thousandsofcareermilitaryof ice off the Wuensdorf garrison yanked fran the sale after the les Superior Court, sought an in streets. Military buses, jeeps and Performs other related duties as assigned. TheGermangovernmentispaying ficers who have had a taste of the Motioo Picture Academy said it junction preventing the sale, an about dlrs 9 billion in everything West are takinga huge step back black Volga sedans carry officers should get it for a pittance. order forcing the transfer of the andciviliansinandootthroogb. the Oscar for $10 and punitive and SALARY: Salary commences at PL 35, Step I, $28,808 per fromsalariesin Germanmarkstoa ward. The special miniature statuette Thesuperiorpayandlivingcon gates. wasex.pected tobesoldforS70,000 compensatorydamages. annum to a maximum PL 35, Step 5, $35,013, commensurate long-terminterest-free loan to get ditions of Soviet times are gone. Timashkov meets withanAmeri to $ 9O, at a Christie's auction Afterthestatuewaswithdrawn, withqualificationsofthe applicant. Salary beyond Step 1requires the Russians out. Dozens of former Soviet bases ThoseleavingGermanymusttrade can reporter but oolyallows him k> of Hollywoodmemorabili"3. Ithad Kathleen Guzman, president of the approval of the MIRA Board Chairman. standstripped,crumbling,forlorn. pay that equaled up to $ 7(fJ a see!he IIBJTa1, an adjaced museum beenbilledasIbe Sial"lotofthe sale, Christie's East,said"the family is Someareecologicaldisasterareas, monthforrublesworthabout$200, andsanewell-stoeked basestcI'eS. butwasremovedatthelastminute looking to donate it to an institu QUALIFlCAnON REQUIREMENTS: Minimum require sodden with dumped fuel, tom up andarenotalwayswantedathome. Not permined was a look imoa by Garland's family. tion" Guzman said she had been ments include a bachelor's degree in business, public administra by tanks, littered with abandoned "Even in Russia,there aremany seVeIHtayuniergrooIxlOOnkemet On Friday, the Motion Picture asked not to name the institution tion, or accounting/finance from aU.S. accredited university plus equipmentThe Germans sayclean placeswherethe stationingof Rus work,saidtohave3,roans,built Academy sued Christie's and Sid since negotiations were ongoing. four (4) years of progressively responsible administrative expe ing up the mess will cost billions sianforcesisnotsomuchbeloved," by Hitler and used by Sovietradio Luft, Garland's ex-husband, over Garland memorabilia that was rience of which two years was in a supervisory capacity. more. saidtheGermancommissionerfor monitocs tokeepan ear00 NATO. theOscar. The academyclaimedit sold includedherpersonal leather Wuensdorfand other bases still withdrawal, Maj. Gen. Hanrnut "It's all closed \A1WlIAr..._ now,.. says had the right to buy the Oscar - for telephone directory from the WHERE TO APPLY: Interested persons must submit an appli operating also have become mag Foertsch. Timashkov. "Ibe clectricity is kX> dlrs 10. 1950s - with entries for Fred cation on a MIHA-prescribed employment application form no nets for criminals, many of them More than 540,000 Soviet sol- expensive." TheOscarisactuallya duplicate Astaire, Lucille Ball, Joan later than December20, 1993, to the Executive Director, Mariana of the 1939 Academy Award for Crawford, Bing Cosby, Clark Islands Housing Authority, P.O. Box 514, Saipan, MP 96950. Best JuvenileActressthat Mickey Gable, Bette Davis and John Application forms are available at the MIHA Central Office. For Utility wants $200,000 from ~~ who stole power Rooney presented to Garland on Steinbeck. It brought $5,750. further information, call telephone numbers 234-6866/94477689 WILKESBORO, N.C. (AP) - An utility com- the lawsuit said. . Feb. 29, 1940. Garland told the Her blue and while lest dress or write to the above address. p~y is seeking m.ore than $200,000 from a rural ~inton ~dmits us~g power hedidn't pay for, but academyin June 1958thatshe had for 'TIJe Wizard of Oz" - which resident who admits he stole electricity for more satdDukclsoverstaUnghowmuchheowes.'''They've lostthe original statuette, and she was not worn in the actual movie Garapan San Roque was given the smallercopy. - brought $10,925. A metal and EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: No person shall than a decade. . . exaggeratedwhatwasgoingon,"hesaidinSaturday's 9:00 am-8:00 pm (L.F.S.R. 3·215) be denied employrrient because of race, color religion, sex, B.ut JohnW. Minton,whoruns anelectricsupplies Charlotte Observer. The academy alleges that as a woodswordwieldedby aWinkie, 10:00 am-9:00 pm bus~ess, M~ton one of the witch's soldiers, sold 233-8126/8127 national origin, ancestry, or handicap. says the $202,833 sought by Duke Power . said Duke Powert'robs" small business cooditioo of receiving the copy, 322-8126/8127 CO. IS ~ar t?O much ~d he won't pay. lik~ hi~ by charging high rates. He said he pleaded Garland agreed"not to sell or oth for$ 8,050. "lVUHA IS AN'EQUAL EMPLOYMENT Startingin 1982,Minton usedanelaborateelectri- guilty m 1992 to fraudulent diversion of electrical erwisedisposeof" the Oscar with The entire sale of 815 lots cal systemto bypass the meteron hisWilkesCounty power and paid the company $3,200. oot fITSt offeringit to the academy brought dlrs 806,314, with 80 AND FAIR HOUSING PUBLIC AGENCY" home, D~e said in a lawsui~ filed last month. The Duke is s~e~g $192,833 in compensatory dam- fm$10. percent of the items sold. system dehvered power to his house and his son's, ages and armmmumofS10,000in punitivedamages. ;~\\00_ •• ~ " ~' .. ~ .. , ,'~_~"_.....' ~...::.~ ~.~' '.~':~':J~'~::'~':::::':" .;~:~.~.~::~~~~ & > E. - !: w MONDAY-DECEMBER 20, 1993 ~MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-13
I2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY-DECEMBER 20, 1993 ~ates: ClassifiedAnnouncement - Per one column inch - 53.00 Marianas Variety News & Views ClassifiedDisplay - Per one column inch - 53.50 DEADLINE: 12:00 noon the day prior to publication
Black -on-White hate crimes rise in US NOTE: Iffor some reason your advertisement isincorrect,call usirrmediately to makethe necessory correctiors. TheMarianas Variety News and Views isresponsible only for one CLASSIFIED ADS Incorrect Insertion. We reserve the right to edit. refuse. reject or concel any add at any whether several black murder chology professor at the Univer when most hate crimes were ism have no racial or geographic time. By PHILLIP RAWLS sityof Alabama whostudiesgang TEL. NOS. 234-6341 • 7578 • 9797 FAX NO. 234-9271 committedin the South by whites boundaries," said Dees. suspectsbelongedinKlanwatch's violence, said some factors that against blacks. Dees also is also president of statistics. One of those' in ques MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) couldaffectKlanwatch's statistics 1 .ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 1 ASST. PURCHASINGSUPERVISOR In the last three years, theSouthern PovertyLawCenter tion is Colin Ferguson, a Jamai MANACER -' MISCELLANEOUS, ' A group that monitors U.S. race are the growingnumber of blacks years experience. Salary: $800-$910 2 COMPUTER OPERATIONS SU CLASSIFIED ADS NEW in Montgomery, which has suc can-born black man accused of per month. related killings says the cases in Klanwatchhas recorded 58 race 1 SALES MANAGER - High school PERVISOR - College grad., 2 years killingsix whites and Asians on a in the population and the stalled Contact: MARIANAS MANAGEMENT 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT experience. Salary: $900-$1,500 per relatedmurders nationwide, with cessfullysuedmembersof the Ku grad., 2yearsexperience. Salary:$1 ,SOO 1 'DISC JOCKEY which blacks arc charged with economy. Some black activists CORP., P.O. Box 137, Saipan, MP College grad., 2 years experie:nce. Sal blacks charged in 27 of them, or Klux Klan and White Aryan Re New York commuter train last per month. month. 1 DA~CER - High schoolgrad., 2 years killing whites are increasing dra 969SO. Tel. No. 234-6445 ext. 75831 ary: $5.00 per hour. STORE SUPERVISOR - High' school sistanceover hate crimes against Tuesday.Ferguson's handwritten also have decried the increasing Contact: HEMLANI PURANCHAND D. expenence. Salary: $2.15-$3.00 per matically.Butcriticswarnagainst 46percent. Inthetwoyearsbefore 4(12/20)M!7138. Contact: SAl PAN CHAMBER OF notes indicated anger at whites, availabilityandpopularityof guns dba Pacific Island Traders & Mariana grad., 2yearsexperience. Salary$l ,000 hour. that, Klanwatch says only one blacks. COMMERCE, P.O. Box 806, Saipan, per month. jumping to conclusions. Flea Market, P.O. Box 3357, CK, Saipan, Contact: G.I.S ENT., INC. dba Maharaja Klanwatchhasbeenmonitoring Asiansand"UncleTomNegroes," in their communities. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 MP 969SO. Tel. No. 234-6132/7058. Klanwatch founder Morris Dees blackwaschargedamong I3hate MP 969SO. Tel. No.234-2970(12/20)M/ 2 BUILDING MAIN'TENANCE RE II, Caller Box PPP 143, Saipan, MP hate crimes nationwide since as wellas ahostofother irrational Klanwateh has recorded 24 ra years experience. Salary: $ 800.00 1 PAIRER - High school grad., 2 years 96950. Tel. No. 234-9127(01/03.)MI said Mondaythat there has been a crime murder cases, or about 8 13710. 1 YARD WORKER - High school grad., 1979. It compilesitsstatistics from grievances. ciallymotivatedkillingsthisyear, month. experience. Salary: $2.15-$3.00 per 13843. "shockingreversal' inrace-related percent. Contact: GUDEIBA. QUIRIMITdbaa & 2 years experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. reports by police, media and pri "I think that man was insane," withblackschargedin10ofthose. 1 DEPARTMENT MANAGER - College hour. killings since the early 1980s. "Today, intolerance and rae- grad., 2yearsexperience. Salary: $1,000 P Enterprises, SVRB 7849, Saipan, MP 4 SALESPERSON - High school grad., 1 BARTENDER Lowery said. "The notes in his Six of those murders are attrib 96950. Tel. No. 288-1295(12127)MI Contact: GUADALUPE P. MANGLONA, 2 years experience. Salary: $2.50 per 1 WAITRESS NIC vatecitizens,andit acknowledges per month. 13775. P.O. Box 1368, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. hour. 1 DISC JOCKEY - High school grad., 2. thcy are not comprehensive or pockettalkedaboutwhites,Asians uted to Ferguscn. 1 STORE SUPERVISOR - High school No. 234-5492(12/20)/13699. Contact: HAKUBOTAN SAIPAN ENT years experience. Salary: 2.15-$3.00 scientific.There are no extensive andblacks,butnobodymentioned Klanwateh recorded 18 race grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $705 1 ACCOUNiANT - College grad., 2 INC., P.O. Box 127, Saipan, MP 96956: per hour. . motivatedhornicidesin 1992with per month. 1 EXPEDITER - High school grad., 2 government statistics on the is blacks." years experience. Salary: $700 per Tel. No. 234-7362/3(12/20)M!7149. Contact: G.I.S. ENT., INC. dba Maha 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2.50 per hour. sue. Loweryalso menrionedRobert 11blackscharged, and I6racially month. raja I, Caller Box PPP 143, Saipan. MP years experience. Salary: $900 per Contact: PUYAT & SON'S AND COM motivated killings in 1991 with 1 PRINTINGPRESSMACHINETECH 96950. Tel. No. 234-9127(01/03)MI TheRev.Joseph Loweryof At Colleen,awhitemanshot todeath month. PANY, INC., P.O. Box 213, Saipan, MP 1 SUPERVISOR, QUALITYCONTROL NICIAN 13842. lanta, president of the Southern after. trying to stop four black six blacks charged. Contact: TOWN HOUSE, INC. dba Dep't. 96950. Tel. No. 288-1295(12/20)MI - High school grad., 2years experience. 1 GRAPHIC ARTIST - College grad., 2 Klanwatch says in 1990 there Store, KFC, Payless Market, P.O. Box 13708. Salary: $2.45-$4.25 per hour. 1 C~K - High school grad., 2 years ChristianLeadershipConference, youthshe thought were stealing a years experience. Salary: $600 per 167, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234- Contact: YANG JIN COMPANY dba expenence. Salary: $2.50-$2.60 per saidhe isskepticalofKlanwatch's bicycle in Las Vegas in 1991. were 10 racially motivated kill month. 1 GRAPHIC ARTIST - College grad., 2 6131/6439(12/20)M!7132. Yang Jin Buying & Trade Information hour. OFFICE: LEGISLATIVEBUREAU, CNMI LEGISLATURE ings, with only one black person Contae!: ASG CORPORATION dba Elite years experience. Salary: $1 ,000 per conclusion."I'mnotawareofany "I think he may have been shot Service Company, Caller Box AAA 12, Contact: MICRO PACIFIC DEVELOP 1 ACCOUNTING MANAGER Enterprises, Caller Box 273, Saipan, month. organized black group that sets if he had been striped or if he had charged.In 1989,therewerethree Box 10001, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. MENT, INC. dba Saipan Grand Hotel, POSITION: ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER 1 FRONT OFFICE MANAGER - Col MP 96950. Tel. No. 233-2677(12/27)M1 Contact: SUNSET ADVERTISING racially motivated slayings and no 235-2421 (12/27)M/13771. P.O. Box 369, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. out to kill white people," he said. been black," he said. lege grad., 2 years experience. Salary: 13778. GROUP, INC., P.O. Box 5217 CHRB SALARY: $40, 000. OOjyear No. 234-s601 (0 1/03)M17310. Lowery also questioned Steve Prentice-Dunn, a psy- blocks charged, Klanwateh says. $1,700 per month. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-6440i SEND RESUME TO: CNMI PERSONNEL OFFICER " MAINTENANCE ENGINEER - Col . CONSTRUCTION" , 9(12/20)M/7148. 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 20 SECURITY GUARD - High school lege grad., 2 years experience. Salary: . 'WORKER . College grad., 2 years experience. Sal grad., 2 yearsexperience. Salary: $2. 15 FOR MORE INFO: CONTAG MR. GREG SABLAN, 664-5643 PUBLIC NOTICE $3.00-$3.36 per hour. 10 MA'. rllNE PHESSER - High school ary: $4.65 per hour. $2.50 per hour. Inthe Superior Court ofthe Abortion pill may Contact: DIAMOND HOTEL CO., LTO. grad., 2:ears experience. Salary: $2.15 Contact: ISLAND BOTILING COM Contact: JOAQUIN V. & ESTHER A. 2 CONSTRUCTION LABORER - High dba salpan Diamond. Hotel, P.O. Box $6.00 per hour PANY, INC., P.O. Box 266, Saipan, MP GUERRERO dba Island Security Ser Commonwealth of the school grad., 2 years experience. Sal 66. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234 2 COOK 96950. Tel. 'No. 322-2653(12/27)MI vice, P.O. Box 803, Saipan, MP 969SO. Northern Mariana Islands ary: $2.65 per hour. work on males-study 59OO(12127)M'7249. 3 SPRE·\DER, MACHINE OPERATOR 13769. Tel. No. 234-6819(01/03)M113837. Contact: VESTCOR REAL ESTATE 4 BUTION HOLE MACHINE OPERA LTO.,P.O. Box 2408, Saipan, MP 96950: ADOPTION CASE NO. By MARILYN AUGUST treatments, isjustdown theroad," TOR - High school grad., 2 years expe 1 CABLE SYSTEMS MANAGER - Col ENGINEER I Tel. No. 322-3793/4(12/20)M/13697. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT 93-140 Beaulieutold the AP. rience. Salary: $'2.25-$6.00 per hour. 2 COMPUTER OPERATOR - College lege grad., 2 years experience. Salary: 1 PROJECTENGINEER-Collegegrad., Contact: NEO FASHION INC., P.O. Box grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $780 $2,376.00 per month. THIS IS TO INFORM THE GENERAL PARIS (AP)- TheFrench-made Details of his team's fmdings 2 MASON InThe Matter of the Petition for 2 years experience. Salary: $5.80 per 1718, Saipan, MP 9()9SO. Tel. No. 234 $1,200 per month. 1 (CABLE) TV TECHNICIAN - College 1 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2 abortion pill may lead to an oral willbe reported in the Jan. 4 Pro- hour. 9642/4(12/20) M/13 702. 1 ELECTR.ICIAN. College grad., 2 grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $6.or PUBLIC TtlAT VENEK LACANLALE, Adoption of: years experience. Salary: $2.15-$2.50 contraceptive for men that would ceedingsoftheNational Academy 1 CARPENTER years expenence. Salary: $1,050 per per hour. per hour. IS NO LONGER CONNECTED WITH 3 MASON - High school grad., 2 years 3 GAS ATIENDANT month. Contact: MARIANAS CABLE VISION, RYAN WILLIAM GUZMAN become active in a few seconds of Sciences: An advance copy of Contact: R & K INC. dba R & K Construc experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. 1 CASHIER - High school grad., 2 years 2 BA~ER - High school grad., 2 years AAA-2192 Caller Box 10001, Saipan, FRIENDS CO., IN. AS OF DEC.OS, 1993. CAMMAYO, and could be taken right before the article was obtained by The tion, P.O. Box 1328,Saipan, MP969SO. Contact: EUGENIO C. VARGAS SA. experience. Salary: $500 per month. expenence. Salary: $785-$1,000 per MP 96950. Tel. No. 235-6365(01/03)M1 Tel. No. 234-7242(12127)M113777. Minor, sexual intercourse. Associated Press. dba Vargas Enterprises, P.O. Box 623, Contact: MARGARITA ALDAN dba month. 13840. By: BERNARDO R. CRUZ and Theeffectof themalepill would Beaulieuconductedhisresearch Saipan; MP 96950. Tel. No. 235 A/dan Enterprises, P.O. Box 532, Saipan, 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ANY TRANSACTION INCURRED BY HIM MA. PAZ. AYUMAN CRUZ, also wear off quickly, said the at France's National Institute of 0297(12/20)~13696. 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER BUILD MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-9189(12/27)M/ College grad., 2 years experience. Sal 1 ACCOUNTANT - ~Iege grad., 2 I~G - High school grad., 2 yea~s expe 7250. ary: $700-$1,000 per month. years experience. Salary: $3.00-$7.00 AS OF THE ABOVE DATE WILL NOT BE Petitioners. developerof the abortionpill, Dr. HealthandMedicalResearchwith 1 ELECTRICAL EN~INEER- College t • nence. Salary: $400 per month. 2 ACCOU~TANT - College grad., 2. per hour. ."', grad., 2 years experience. Salary: li.ONORED BY Tli.E COMPANY. NOTICE OF HEARING Etienne-Emile Beaulieu."I can Dr.PierreJouannetofthe Bicentre Contact: STRINGSTONE ENTER 1 SALESSUPERVISOR- College grad., years expenence. Salary: $800-$925 2 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER $1,000-$1 ,670 per month. envisage a pill that can be effec- Hospital in Paris. PRISES, INC. dba Bistro Restaurants 2years experience. Salary: $900-$1 ,SOO per month. High school grad., 2 years experience. BY MGT. 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school grad., 2 Notice is hereby given that on Caller Box PPP 535, Saipan. MP 969SO: per month. 2 BA~ER - High school grad., 2 years Salary: $2.15 per hour. tiveforvarying amounts of time- Beaulieu said their research yearsexperienca. SalSI}': $2.SOper hour. December 23, 1993, Thursday, Tel. No. 322-5417(12/20)M/13701. 2 SALESPERSON (GOLF REPAIRER) expenence. Salary: $3.50-$4.00 per 1 QUALITYCONTROL(SUPERVISOR) for one hour to one week to one showed that the drug in the abor- Contact: CPS ELECTRIC INCORPO at1:30 p.m. inthe courthouse of 2 SALESPERSON (TENNIS RACKET hour. - College grad.• 2 years experience. RATED, P.O. Box 3425, Saipan, MP Salary: $5.00 per hour. month," he said. tion pill, RU-486, as well as its 1 CARPENTER REPAIRER)- High school grad., 2 years 1 SNACK BAR ASST. COOK - High the Superior Court in Susupe, 96950. Tel. No. 235-9607/8(12127)M/ Contact: SAIPAN INSPECTION SER Recent test-tube experiments chemicalderivatives,prevent cal- 2 WOOD CARVER - High school grad., experience. Salary: $2.15-$3.00 per school grad., 2 years experience. Sal Saipan Commonwealth of the 13773. VICES, INC., Caller Box AAA 225 2 years experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. ary: $2.45-$4.6-0 per hour. with human sperm show that the cium from penetrating the sperm. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 235~ Northern Mariana Islands, the hour. Contact: LAS VEGAS DISCOUNT 5. CARPENTER (MAINTENANCE) _ .'. 'CARMEN;r lMONDAY,DECEMBER 20, 1993 -MARIANAS VARIETYNEWS AND VIEWS-IS 14-MARIANAS :V ARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- DECEMBER 20.·1993 EEK &MEEK® by Howie Sclmeider CROSSWORD' PUZZLER Grants•.•. continued from page 16 the NBA record losing streak. Cleveland season and improved theirrecord Gary Payton finished With 23 home. 11J(REA'5I~ 11H1~ ~ lAJHAT'7 Christian scored IT'S B£CQ.t1(ffi Y ITS TIME. Philadelphia set therecord for the The Cavaliers, who led by as to 19-2. points andeight steals and Kendall Laettner 24 RE CCEAJI2 E: points and rookie Isaiah Rider 18 (£)./fCXJS 10 ME.. -mAT iM T STARTED 10 Answer to Previous Puzzle longestlosing streak at 20games many as 17 in the second quarter, Led by Victor Alexander's Gill scored 20 points for Seattle. RtCQGIJ2£ 11-\€IR UMl, ACROSS 32 Beverage OOT C?DA:f31O e£."THE. mAT MY container , Trail Blazers' 105, for the Timberwolves. Rod 1 Courteous in 1973. made onlythree of23 shots in the seven fourth-quarter points, the Sl.{LESS l"Tf-I(XBiT I VJ1.xD... LIM rTATrQ'J'S ATlrns? 35 Claws Strickland scored 16 points for 6 Fruit drink Timberwolves 95 38 Carry on TheRockets, now 21-1, can tie fmal 17 minutes in losing their Warriors closed to a 106-101with 11 Men's Portland, which held an 82-65 39 seventh straight on the road and 4:46 left. Pierce then scored 10 In Portland, Ore., Clifford garment Tint the 1969-70 New York Knicks 41 TwiSt about Robinson made a rare start at advantage with 2:50 remaining in 12 Wild ass 01 fm' the most victories with one eighth in nine games overall. points in a 12-5run thatputSeattle 42 Anger India Terry Mills led the Pistons with ahead 118-106. center and scored 22 points, the third period. Integrated 43 Prison defeatat23-1 withwins nextweek 14 compart boosting Portland over Minne A 10-2 run to close out the circuit (abbr.) against SanAntonio and Denver. 25 points, and Olden Polynice Chris Webber led the Warriors ments quarter pulled Minnesota to 84 15 Part of 45 Epoch had 18 rebounds. with 19 points and 11 rebounds. sota. climbing Olajuwon scored eight straight 46 symbol 75, and consecutive baskets by plant Tin Houston points down the stretch Mark Price, whose 25 points Chris Mullin and Victor The Trail Blazers blew all but 47 WalklAQ Likewise five points of a 17-point lead in Tellis Frank and Luc Longley 17 appendage after Dallas cutthe Rockets' lead led Cleveland, threw the ball out Alexander had 17 points apiece, 18 Boxlng 49 the second half, but held on to made it 84-79 with 10:17 left in victory abbr. Green to 97-90at the two-minute mark. of bounds with the score tied late but Mullin missed nine of his 11 Mountain 20 Greek improve their record to 8-3 at the game. GARFIELD® by Jim Davis State (abbr.) Rookie Jamal Mashburnscored in the overtime, giving Detroit field-goal attempts. marketplace 50 Hymn 01 21 Vat 30 points and JimJackson 27 for thepossession thatled toHunter's thanksgiving ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 22 Vast agas (2 wds.) the Mavericks. Otis Thorpe had go-ahead 3-pointer.basketbalI2- 24 Land of the 52 Wipes Suns 116, Clippers 109 free (abbr.) out 19 points and 15 rebounds for 54 Lowest Z Roman nine I .: 25 Contest porpoise Houston. In Phoenix, Dan Majerle scored regions 3 ExperIenced 8 Pigeon pea 26 Pistol 551ndlned person Bulls 102, Spurs'go 28 points, including a key 3 28 Burdened 9 For example roadways 4 Mental Image (abbr.) In Chicago, Horace Grant had pointer late in the game and two 30 Measure of 5 Chalse- m: 10 Summary weight DOWN 6 cattle 16 points and 18 rebounds as free throws with 23 seconds left, 31 Liquid 11 Chemical - enclOSlq8 measure 1 - dock measure Chicago wonfor the ninth time in asPhoenix defeated Los Angeles. ~: 7 Freshwater 13 Garbed In Majerle made it 110-100 with cloak 10 games, wearing down San 16 Computer Antonio. his 24-foot shot with 3:40 .re abbr. Toni Kukoc scored nine con maining.just 18secondsafterRon l' 19 Performing (2 wds.) secutive Chicago points in the Harper had pulled the Clippers Ett. -=-+--1 21 Baby frog fourth quarter as the Bulls drew within seven. Another 3-pointer ii 23 Range away to win their fifth straight by Harper with 44 seconds to go PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz -+--1 25 French people ..... game. Kukoc finished with 12 cut the lead to seven again, but l' 12-]~ 27 Yoko points. Majerle put the game out of reach ONE OF HIE GREAT ---+--+----1 29 Oxalls plant om: 32 Contort The Bulls led 82-75 when with his two free throws. JO'1'S IN LIFE IS r v "'" -4--+-1---1 33 AcqUired by Kukoc started his scoring spree. Harperscored 14ofhis25points 5L1DING ON AN ' Lr' " labor Ie\.{ SIDEWALK. ' -1'-: - 34 Heat units HisfmalbasketputChicago ahead in the fourth quarter, but was un -.,).- .'."L I • ' '35 Bank t --'7- ,'- ., 91-81. San Antonio, which got 24 able to bring the Clippers back L..-l ' .y' employee after they fell behind 88-81 going 36 Jitters points apiece from Dale Ellis and Increase your merchandiSej ,'., tv.. "...... - - (- '\ Slaps into the fmal period. A.C. Green .i -=-4--+-1---1 37 DavidRobinson,never gotwithin __ <... -'. r '- (b \ 40 Rubber tree . scored 25 points and Kevin John f-:-:-+--+--1 43 Brilliant eight points thereafter. stroke Chicago's Stacey King and son 21 for the Suns, and Charles ~ .~ -=-+--1 44 Antitoxins Dennis Rodman of San Antonio Barkley had 20 points and 10 re and service SALE during 47 Toll II 'I . ',I I ,. 48 School 01 were ejected with double techni bounds. SuperSonics 126, War whales cal fouls in the third quarter after riors 111 ~: holidays ~ (prel.) this season. 51 Down 53 Spanish getting in a scuffle. In Seattle, Ricky Pierce scored STELLA WILDER (abbr.) Pistons 98, Cavaliers 92 OT 15 of his 26 points in the fourth In Auburn Hills, Mich., rookie quarter as Seattle pulled away to ~ A~VERTISE in the LindseyHunter,scoreless through defeat Golden State. f I YOUR BIRTHDAY threequarters, scored eight points The Sonics, along with Hous in the fourth period and five in ton,remained one of twounbeaten overtime, leading Detroit over teams at horne in the NBA this t ~arlanaS C;YarietY7&.~~ By Stella Wilder your dailyguide. CANCER (June 21-July 22) TUESDAY, DEC. 21 Individuals who share your out Kings. . . continued from page16 Born today, you are laden with SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. look and expectations will surely contradictions, outside and in. 21) - Watch out for strange oc be drawn to you throughout the nemesis on Andreychuk's sec currences and odd coincidences day. 1:52. Your personality is not one to be ond goal when his shot hit the easily defined.jmd youare difficult today. Accidents aren't likely to LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Co Hrudey and Potvin were reach the households operation is essential today, but it ·~r·"1~:)l''' to read as a result ofyour striking happen very often: spectacular for the remainder defenseman and the puck ended ..:;:::. and often misleading appearance. CAPRICORN ~---- .,...,.--.5_."" I~O tin~ fourth foul with 6:54 re- it! TAURUS (April 20-May 20) lovescope, lucky numbers and fu "It's a big win for us, all things 1?s it ~. message in the Also born on this date are: This can prove a memorable day. ture forecast, call Astro·Tone (95e 'MVS '8 '31\018 'S '>lO'P '3SOO8 'z 'S~3Ild '~-NMOa considered," Jarvis said. "With mammg. Henry Clay Frick, steel magnate You have it in your power to dic each minute; Touch·Tone phones tate more than notes and memos; '31VHM'6 '3S0l:l 'L 'lln>lS'9 '00181'£ 'Nln8N3d-SSO~8V exams, the week off and every "I thought we were in excellent ..n:.:.. and philanthrorist; Max Lerner, only). 01811·900-740·1010 and en shape inthelastfive when ~.' Marianas Variety's author anll. teacher; Irene youcan shape the future! ter your access code number, thing else, this loomslarge. Partof rninuutes Dunne, actress. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) whIch Is 500. that was being at home, and are he (Dare) went to the bench," n: To see what is in store for you You'll be interested in those things Pepperdine coach Tom Asbury ~.. Special Christmas issue, tomorrow, find your birthday and which can bring you immediate re familiarity with playing so many ~ould 've.like~ ~ read the corresponding para turns. Unusual speculation is not closegameshere lastyear.They're said."I to be within t'... graph. Let your birthday star be foryou today. CopyrighllggJ. UDikd Feature Syndicate. Inc. a good team though, they'll get a couple of pomts in the final·. December 23, 1993. their20winsandbeina tournament minute." ' ,'. lronomer; Branch Hickey (11]81-19651, TODAY'S WEATHER: On thisdayin News Tips? somewhere come the end of the 1reWavesmanagedoolyabasket ~.' DATE BOOK baseball executive; Irene Dunne 1836, a cold wave with 70 mph winds season." by Dana Jones and a pair of free ". (J 9U J-199UI, actress; Sidney Hook dropped temperatures from the mild throws whilethe 7-foot-1 Dare lan- 1.*•.. (J 9U2- J9891, philosopher-educator; 40s to near zero in several hours in to Theleadchangedhands 10times Dec. 20, 1993 Faxit ~ Max Lerner (J 9U2-19921, journalist; Illinois. Folkloretold ofanimals frozen and neithertearn led by more than guishedon the sidelines. For more information George Roy "ill <1922-), director, is in their tracks. T W T f ' \, eight points before before George "Wejustdidn'tmakethcplaysthe tf·. Call 234-6341/7578/9797 'J'{)r1uy 1.', the :J54t1l, , ," , ".': 71 ' SOUHCE TilE WEATIIEH CIIANN~;IA,,199J ~, last4{minutes," saidAsbury, "With ti _ Washington went ahead for good lin)} I)} 1~~:J I.lTul Uw :...... ~,~~:~~(:rl~~~ldCC"ICnd"r.Accordl>lIb ~Iarianas GTT~r.'1·ekr ,tf~·.~~: o~ ~ basically a veteran Jearn, including if, Fax: 234-9271 ~()tI, r1l.ly t4}uLl ,'... _ TOI>AY'S SPOHTS: On this day in [I] at 55-53 basket by Dare with 1911~J, Dennis Potvin of the New York TODAY'S MOON: "'Irst , C/r6.~ - 1'" &J~ :::.~':'.~' 7:rJremammg, two senior guards thathavebeen to fii or drop by TOIJAY'S 1I1STOltY: On this day in Rangers scored his916th point, break war a thousand times, we didn't do 1907, phYSICISt Albert Michelson quarter. (;&,~ ..;,...... ,;) The Colonials then scored nine tf.... our Garapan office ing Bobby Orr's NHL career scoring much of anything right It was a ~.. • became the first U.S. scientist to reo record for defensemen. . )----"'J1. , of thenext 13 points to open a 64 ceive the Nobel Prize. "Four·flusher" originated in poker ~"'''5' as a name for a player who bluffs that 234• 9271 - 57 lead with 2:02 left to play. put ~~e~~;;,~~~~(66-63 ~~~~~a~~:~··~·"·'~··_f.;i~_ TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS: Harvey TODAY'S QUOTE: "Problems are he has a flush five cards in the "'.J::~;' ling the game away.. Firestone 0868-1938), tire manufac the price you pay for progress." same suit· when infact heonly holds turer; Walter Adams 0876-1956), as- Branch Rickey four. ------_.__._------_._-- ",' -. ;'-'" .. tJ p . ,.. - 16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-MONDAY- DECEMBER 20,1993
~••• 0.. 0 .. PORTS...-... ;aRNE "'M Brown KO's Norris to wrestWBC title. PUEBLA, Mexico (AP) withNorrispostponedbecauseof from the outset, and had the in 30 fights and pointedly ended stopping previously unbeaten Simoo. Brown, a formermF and illness, made the most of his de champion in trouble in the third, any debateabout whetherNorris: Andy Holligan of Englandafter , WBC welterweight champion, layed opportunity, dropping the only to have the bell intercede. assomehaveclaimed,iscurrently five rounds. Referee Artbur knocked out Terry Norris in the championinthefirstroundwith a But therewas no savingNorris, the best fighter pound-for-pound , Mercantesignalledit wasover as fourth round Saturday night to hardrigbt. He put him away for in the fourth after Brown's dev in the world thebellsoundedopeningthesixth claim the WBC super welter keeps at 1:06 of the fourthround' astating right landed. "I thankGod andDonKingfor round. weight title. with another big right Brown, 40-2 with 30 knock this great opportunity," Brown Chavez, whose admitted goal Brown, who twice had fights BrowncarriedthefighttoNorris outs,handedNorrishisfourthloss said."IprovedI'magoodfighter." is to win 100fights and then re Brown's victorystolethe thun tire,had Holliganintroublein the der from the evening's featured second,andtheBritonwasbleed performer, Julio Cesar Chavez, ing freelyfromthenose andeyes Grants keys Bulls win over Spurs whosatisfiedhis Mexican fansby until the bout wasfinally halted IN ATLANTA, Kevin Willis points, but it got no closer. Pacers 108,Nets 98 retaining the WBC super light A crowd estimatedat between scored a season-high 31 points Malone,JohnStockton,Tyrone In Indianapolis, Haywoode weight title. Chavez improvedto 30,000 and 45,000 in the Saturday.night as theHawkswon Corbin and Felton Spencer each Workman scored 10 of his sea 89-0~1 with 77 knockouts by continued on page 15 for the 15th time in 16 games, had four points in the 16-2 run son-high 21 points in the final , defeating Denver 102-96for the thatliftedUtahtoitsfourth straight 3:46 and Reggie Miller had 28 Nuggets' ninthstraightroadloss. win. Malone, called for his fifth points, lifting Indiana to victory The Nuggetskeptitcloseinthe foul with10:46left,finallyfouled over New Jersey. ',..Kin-- ._g....-. s in'" ..-10th first half,leading4746with4:16 out with 16 seconds left after Miller made all four of his 3 left in the secondquarterbeforea getting26pointsand14rebounds. , point attemptsand RikSmitshad 14-0run put theHawksinfrontto . MacLean scored 29 points, 22 points and a season-high 13 straight NHLloss stay and gave them a 60-47half whileRex ChapmanandMichael reboundsforthePacers, whohave TORONTO (AP) - Kingsof theroad they are not.· time advantage. Adamseachhad20fortheBullets, won three consecutive games to . Los Angeleshasnothingin commonwithRogerMiller's classic Mahmoud Abdul-Raufscored winless in December. pull withinone of the .500mark. song (King Of The Road)as the Kingslost their10thstraightroad 22 points for the Nuggets, who Heat 113, 76ers 90 Workmanalsopassedforasea game Saturday night, 4-1 to the Toronto Maple Leafs", slipped to 9-13 overall and 2-11 In Miami,Glen Rice scored 30 son-best eight assists while Dave Andreychuk scored twice and set up Bill ~erg's goal. on the road. points and Steve Smith 29, and matchinghiscareerscoringnight Andreychuk's first goal was the 400th of his career. His second The victory improved the they combined for 13 in a 144 for Indiana, which won for the gave the veteran forward a league-leading28th of the season. Hawks' record to 16-5 overall third-quarter spurt that lifted the fifth time in six outings.All five Jamie Macoun alsoscored for Toronto, whichwonfor the first and 10-1athome.ItwasAtlanta's Heat past Philadelphia. winscameafterWorkman entered time in four games. Luc Robitaillegot the Kingsgoal. . first gamesinceThursdaynight's Clarence Weatherspoon's 18 the starting lineup at pointguard The Leafs led 2-1 going into the third period and, true to form, loss to Indiana ended the team's points was high for the Sixers, because of injuries to Pooh theKingsfailed to mountacomebackas theirroadrecorddropped franchise-record winning streak who played their sixth game in Richardsonand Vern Fleming. to 2-14-1. at 14. eight days. Thelosswastheseventh straight "Obviouslywe arefeelinga littlefrustrated,"saidKings captain LaPhonso Ellis had 18 points The Heat led 79-69 before the on the road for the Nets,who got Wayne Gretzky. "Everybodyis pretty down but feeling sorryfor and 13 rebounds and Brian Wil 76erspromptly erasedtheadvan 25 points and 12 reboundsfrom yourself or moping aroundwill not get you out of it."': . '.' liams a season-high 16pointsfor tage, and Moses Malone's layup Derrick Coleman and 21 points Asasubplotto theKings' woes,itappearedcoachBarryMelrose Denver, but Dikembe Mutombo evened the score at 72-72 with from Kenny Anderson. and generalmanagerNickBeverly arein themidst ofanastyspat was held to four points and nine 4:07 left. After a free throw by The game was close until an After losing 2-QFriday night at Buffalo, Melrose criticized rebounds. Mutombo, averaging John Salley,Smithhit a3-pointer 18-8Indianarunin thefinal3:46, Beverly for supplying him with "too many small players" and fourblocksa game,didnotblock for a 76-72 lead and dunked an keyed by Workman,who started added the Kings could not win with theircurrent roster. a shot. alley-oop pass on Miami's next the burst by snappinga 90-90 tie Jazz 102, Bullets 96 trip down the floor. with a layup. Beverly responded between periods Saturdaynight, sayinghe InLandover,Md.,KarIMalone Rice, who missedhis first four Rockets104,Mavericks93 . didn't like to seethecomplaints go public. "I don't want-tomakean issue about (what Melrosesaid) at this scored nine points in the fourth shots of the second half, then In Houston, Houston pulled .point," Beverly said. "We have enough problems." .. quarter after picking up his fifth scored six consecutive Miami within two victories of the best foul, and Utah ralliedfrom a 15 pointson twolayupsandanalley record in NBAhistoryby ateam Melrosedidn'twantto expandon hiscommentsfrom Fridaybut point deficit to hand Washington oop slam, giving the..Heat an 84 with one defeat and pushed Dal Gretzky backed his coachand said "there are 22.guyswho would go through the waIlfor him. . its 10thstraight loss. 76leadwith1:03remainingin the lascloser toarecordforconsecu Down'91-83with8:44left, the third quarter. tive losses as HakeemOlajuwon "That is part of thereasonwhywe are struggling," said Gretzky Jazz held the Bullets without a Smith capped the 144 streak scored 28 points. aboutthe Kings' lackofsize."Ifthey(Kingsmanagement) canget some size, I am sure we would welcome it." field goal untilDon MacLeanhit by laying in another alley-oop The Mavericks (1-21)losttheir a layup with I:08 to go. That pass, from Brian Shaw, and Mi 18th game in a row, twoshort of The last time these teams met at Maple Leaf Gardens was In Game 7 of the Stanley Cup semifinals last spring, but the same brought Washington withinfour amiled86-78afterthreequarters. continued on page 15 emotion was missing Saturday. Macoun opened the scoring for Toronto 94secondsintothegameon a slapshotfromthe leftpoint that was neatly deflectedpast goalie Kelly Hrudey by'the Kings' LongBeach overPenn prized defensernan, Rob Blake. The leadlasted 18seconds. TheTorontodefense,whichhasbeen overworked with the absence of Dave Ellett.and Todd Gill to State in NCAAvolleyball injury,left Robitaillein frontand he swept the puckpast Potvinat, .continued on page45 MADISON, Wis. (AP) JenReimershad25killsand 19 Schwerm's consecutive kills. Nichelle Burton had 28 kills and digs for Penn State (314). .Penn State took a 6-2 lead in the Danielle Scott 21 as as Long The matchin the Universityof second game, but Long Beach Beach State defeated Penn State Wisconsin f'ieldhouse drew rallied to lead 12-8 behind Colonials beat Pepperdine 15-13,12-15,15-11,16-14Satur 11,114 spectators for a two-day Burton's six kills. But Reimers, WASHINGTON (AP) - Be Carolina two weeksago. day for the NCAA volleyball , attendanceof21 ,384,arecordfor who had nine kills in the game, fore the start ofthe 1993-94sea championship. On Saturday, the young theNCAAtoumamentFinal Four. helped the Lions score the last son, George Washington coach Colonials had another close one Penn State led 5-0 in the final PennState, one of five schools seven points and pulleven in the Mike Jarvis said one key to suc against Pepperdine. Sophomore game but Long Beach pulled to make it to each NCAA tour match. cess forhis youngteamwouldbe Yinka Dare led a balancedattack ahead 10-8. The Lady Lions re nament since the event began 13 Penn State wason the way to a its ability to survive under pres- with 21 points, and George builta 14-11 lead,butLongBeach years ago, trailed 8-0 in the first third-gamevictory,leading10-5, sure. , Washington overcame poor tied it 14-14on Burton's block, game.The Lady Lions tied it 12 whensetterJoyMcKienziehelped That opportunity presentedit shooting to pull away in the clos Long Beach (32-2), the 1989 IZon JennyMyszewski'skill and Long Beach go on a 10-1 spurt. self only twice early thisseason, ing minutes for a 66-59 victory. champion, won its final 16 went ahead 13-12 before Long TheS-foot-7seniorhadfourkills, in a loss to No. I NorthCarolina Itwasthefourthstraighttriumph matches. 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