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Micronesia’s Leading Newspaper Since 1972 ^ W Vd. 19 No. 29 June 22,1990 Soipoo, MP 9$950 Q©1990 Serving CNMI for 19 Years Fm HA w ants foreclosures now By Dave Hughes ’s area supervisor for the Farmers Home Administration, Joe I. Pangelinan looked over a pile of Sugar King houses not worth $80,000+ papers on his desk and said that his agency is “still waiting for M1HA to foreclose. . . ” Some of the delinquent mortgages the to lender; Moratorium on loans possible Housing Authority has been sitting on date back almost Pangelinan two years. Although he would not be specific on a date, Pangelinan but estimates begin at $80,000 for two bedroom models. but more importantly, “I watch the papers every week for said that if something isn’t done about outstanding So, if someone wants to buy one of those homes, a notice of foreclosure andsaleofhomes...I don’t see any foreclosures then the agency could stop issuing any kind Pangelinan said he felt they would have to come up “with notices,” he said. of housing loan in the Commonwealth... possibly as some pretty high down payments .. “ FmHA will grant He said that as far as he knew MIHA had not even soon as July 1. 100 percent loans on their appraised value of structures. foreclosed on the homes the agency had already paid “We just want to see at least one foreclosure as a sign He said that he didn’t feel the homes were worth $200,000 from their escrow account on; meaning those of good faith,” Pangelinan said. $80,000-plus. “When we first talked about these homes persons are living in their homes debt-free. He also said that while he has not made a formal they were in the $30,000-540,000 range - which was a fair The FmHA executive confirmed estimates made by inspection of the new homes being constructed in Sugar price,” he said. MIHA’s assistant executive director, Steve Lemeaux, in King II for MIHA by OCK Construction Company, “I earlier interviews that “about 20” homes were in various don’t think I, or FmHA could certify loans for more than Asked if he knew of any homes whose loans had been stages of default and should be foreclosed upon. S60,000 - maximum. guaranteed by MIHA being foreclosed upon, Pangelinan MIHA has said the home prices have not been fixed, said that he had never received any notice of foreclosure, See Page 27

Ninth Circuit asked to stop CNM I

Suprem e Court power takeover

Saying that their actions were The CNMI Supreme Court has the Judicial Reorganization Act necessary to end the “judicial said in several recent decision empowered them with appellate tug of war” between the federal that it has jurisdiction over the authority. appeals courts and the appeals because - despite what Aldan-Pierce’s attorney said C om m onw ealth’s Suprem e was said by the Ninth Circuit See Page 27 Court, attorneys for Marian about, their ability rn hear rases Aldan-Pierce have filed for a “writ of prohibition” against the CNMI high court. In doing so a two-year-old land H it and run victim case has created a direct con­ frontation n created between the sovereign authority of the CNMI O K, suspect sought Supreme Court and the Ninth Circuit, which has already said it A 13-year-old girl who was injured in a hit-and-run has top authority. accident Monday is expected to be released from GuamMemorial That action was filed June 14 Hospital, possibly by today. Flag Day - from Agana, Guam Charlene lgisom.tr, 13, a William S. Reyes School student, was into the Ninth Circuit Court of attempting to cross the street near the so-called “Monument Appeals in San Francisco. Triangle” at the service station station when she was struck by a Essentially attorneys Donald Toyota pickup. C. Williams and Traylor Mercer Capt. Francisco Ducnas said earlier this week that the child was are asking the Ninth Circuit to wi th others crossi ng the street and one vehicle had already stopped re-affirm its Feb. 20 ruling in the to allow the crossing. Wabol v Villacrusiscase in which Allegedly, according to police reports, the blue pickup went CLASSMATES HONORED - Zaria M. Fleming, Saluatorian ol School's itstatcd that only it had appellate around the stopped vehicle on the right, and struck the child. eighth-grade class was one ollhe speakers during last week's ceremonies at jurisdiction over cases filed from She was rushed to Commonwealth Medical Center and later that school. See inside lor story, ipss photo) the Commonwealth. evacuated by helicopter to Guam by the Navy’s 11C-5 squadron. Igisomar was originally diagnosed with head injuries and other abrasions. Initial reports indicated no one was able to obtain a license plate CRM approves M arpi landfill permit number o,r description of the driver. However, Capt Ducnas said Wednesday that an unidentified witness later called police and One of the major hurdles in closing the Puerto and tourists. provided the LPN. Rico dump was taken care of June 19 when the The first condition imposed by CRM is that An all-poiflis-bullctin was issued by radio and chief of police Coastal Resources Management Agency approved everyone - contractors, subcontractors and others Jose Castro recognized the person named and told officers that she a permit for a new sanitary landfill site in Marpi. doing work on the project will be fully informed had moved from tire address listed on the vehicle registration. The solid waste landfill will be located at Marpi as to restrictions on excavation, land clearing Castro said that he contacted the woman’s home and left a Quarry and is projected to be able to absorb up to 15 and other environmental condilions. message for her to contact him. She later attempted to reach the years of Saipan’s garbage. A million-dollar bond will be required to Initial concerns about the landfill’s location were make sure all terms and conditions of the CRM A vehicle later matching that Involved in the hit-and-run inci­ overcome through a series of public hearings held permit are met. dent was later impounded with owner’s permission in Fina Sisou. on the subjcctcarlicr this year and CRM has imposed Because of the anticipated dust control problem Ducnas said no arrests have been made pending further a series of controls on the project which they say arc during the construction phase of the new site, investigation of the incident, and the name of the person coming designed to lessen the impact of construction and CRM has insisted that dust will be kept down at forward is being withheld unless she is arrested. operation of the landfill on the surrounding residents See Page 39

NEWSPAPER t o 0 S T A C K S ^MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY. JUNE 22.1990 FRIDAY, JUNE 22,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3

A M eeting Place For Our C ouncil of Econom ic A dvisor form ed (CNS)—Saipan businessman on all matters related to eco­ He said the Council should joy when they visit Saipan. man sees fit. Other members Opinions And Yours Jose C. Tenorio (Joeten) has nomic development, review have been formed 12 years ago Gov. Guerrero briefed the of the Council in addition to been elected Chairman of the legislation on foreign invest­ to guide the CNMI’s economic members on what his adminis­ Tenorio and Mayor Manglona Governor’s Council of ment, and recommend to the development. “It is about time tration has been doing with in­ are: Lt. Gov. Benjamin T. Economic Advisors (GCEA) in Governor ways to improve the that foreign investors join with frastructure such as roads, wa­ Manglona; Toshimi Yoshida, JR’s Agenda its first meeting Thursday economic environment of the the local people in whatever ter, sewer, and power. President of the Hotel Associa­ (June 21) at the Governor’s Commonwealth. business ventures they have Mayor Prudencio T. Man- tion; Mike Naholowaa, Presi­ By: John Del Rosario Conference Room. The Council will also review planned,” Tenorio said, noting glona, who is representing the dent of the Bankers Associa­ The opinion expressed in this column are thepersonal opinion of the Tenorio was appointed by foreign investment applications that he does not want to see the Mayors Association, pledged tion; and Jose Ayuyu, repre­ author and may or may not express the opinions of the newspaper. Gov. Lorenzo I. De Leon Guer­ and make recommendations to Commonwealth in general be­ his cooperation with the Coun­ senting the Saipan Chamber of Just say 'No!' to new rero to be an at-large member the Governor. The Governor come another “Japanese town.” cil. He said Tinian and Commerce. The C ouncil’s I find the article in the Seat­ Uncle Sam, the U.S. Govern­ Dream!” It's mind boggling representing the community. said the Council will have ac­ Tenorio said tourists from are expected to expand econom­ staff members are: Tim Bruce, tle Times written by Tom ment treats this urgency with a too that you made mention of The Council of Economic Ad­ cess to whatever statistical or Japan who come to the North­ ically and needs the guidance of special legal advisor to the Managaha surtax Brown somewhat interesting que sera sera attitude. It would Americans digging for Japanese visors was an idea Gov. Guer­ other information they seek to ern· Marianas wants to experi­ the leaders of the Common­ Governor; David M. Sablan, King Midas loved gold so much that he was given the and disappointing as well. It is have served us justice if you Yen when in fact they should rero had in mind when he was assist them Council in reach­ ence something different, “not wealth Government. Special Assistant for Planning "golden Touch." Everything he laid hands upon turned to indeed an article that reeks with had probed the attitude of the be digging for that mighty running for Governor and was ing a sound decision. another Japanese town.” He Gov. Guerrero said he would and Budgeting; Eloy S. Inos, gold; the furniture, the dishes, the carriage, andfinally in his Brown's failure to do his U.S. Government when it U.S.' Dollar. And had you outlined in his inaugural ad­ Tenorio said he will do his said he will advocate for like to see the Council of Eco­ Director of Finance; and joy the king reached out to embrace his wife. homework, thus the strong comes down to the dire needs done your homework, you dress. best to work with the Govern­ preservation of local customs nomic Advisors meet once a Joaquin S. Torres, Director of Of course, she was immediately turned to pure gold, but stench of raw smell of a trashy of the would have found out that it It will advice the Governor ment in everyway possible. and cultures for tourists to en- week, or as often as the chair- Commerce and Labor. died on the spot. job at reporting. Had he for emergency funds for basic was American Attorneys who The Commonwealth's tourists are our "Midas Touch." probed the root of our prob­ infrastructure. It would have started all these mess on land Their continued influx into the CNMI, especially Saipan, lems here, his article would been an embarrassing issue to anyway. Embarrassing, huh? assures the continuing flow of money through the stores, have smelled like "flowers deal with, right, Mr. Brown? How about an expose' on the Third tim e charm : House m akes qourum hotels, restaurants and associated industries. scented nights" in small islands Mr. Brown should have lack of U.S. investments in the By Dovb Hughes ing several bills on various which sets up an agricultural Pre-Filed bills included: then "they should free us to get of the Pacific. But he chose given prominence to a single Northern Marianas? Embar­ But, like Midas we don't want to touch too many things After three tries on two readings. homestead program for Rota. * = Complete stories else­ third country assistance . . .," because in our zeal for riches we could kill something dear. otherwise and it certainly very important fact-Govemor rassing, too, huh? Alas, such different days the Common­ One of the major actions See separate story elsewhere where in today's issue he said. The proposed $2.50 "surtax" on Managaha day tripper stinks! Larry Guerrero has but a steely is parachute journalism. wealth's House of Representa­ taken during Wednesday's ses­ in today's issue.) Also approved as Rep. tourists created as a local bill by House Speaker Pedro R. Any intelligent reporter resolve to upgrade water, power It is highly regrettable that tives was finally able to get sion was the House vote to re­ Congressmen also gave ini­ HB 7-149*, which would in­ William C. Ada's resolution Guerrero is a wrong idea, especially when viewed with other would have researched the track and sewer-40 years of Ameri­ you came close to the whole enough of its members to­ trieve their bill, HB 7-148 tial approval to speaker Guer­ clude tighter regulations on HR 7-15 which urges the Mar­ records of the U.S. Govern­ can Administration neglect- truth. The fact remaims that attempts to use tourists as the 'milking cow.' gether for a quorum. However, from the Senate. That measure rero's measure which would SCUBA diving operations in ianas Public Land Corporation ment out here, specifically, the you didn't, Mr. Brown. You Tour operators are not fools. They will take just so much over the next four years. But Speaker Pedro R. Guerrero and set up initial funding for the impose a $2.50 "surcharge tax" the Commonwealth. to issue five-year agricultural archaic infrastructure which should have employed a critical gouging and then decide that their clients might be better Mr. Brown decided to bury the members of the Republican 1990-1991 Fiscal Year for the on fees paid by passengers HB 7-150 establishes a judi­ permits, extend existing per­ were emplaced on Saipan after commitment of the new admin­ eye into the problems now served elsewhere. 'minority' in the House denied legislature. transported to and from Mana­ cial building fund. mits to five years and to place World War II. Furthermore, it istration to resolve these prob­ plagueing the Northern Mari­ It's only $2.50, sure, but add that to the other hidden the consecutive lack of a quo­ In calling for the bill's re­ gaha Island and Saipan. HB 7-151 filed by Cong. a two-year moratorium on lease should have dawned on Mr. ana Islands. You didn't and it 'fees' tourists are hit for, and the total amount can be lems to meet current and future rum was any sort of a 'strike.' trieval, Democrat Jesus Attao According to HLB 7-11, the Stanley Torres would amend 3 rental rates on MPLC agricul­ Brown that any infrastructure demands. Why employ lazi­ boggles the mind why you've staggering. Hpuse members were origi­ said what the House's previous money from such a tax would CMC Div. 2, Article 2. tural lands. has its own life span and that chosen to serve your readers Think about it. Tourists pay the lion's share of MVB's ness and/or convenience over nally scheduled to meet Tues­ actions were "illegal and un­ be earmarked for updating and HB 7-152, also filed by Tor­ Several house members, in­ what we have are those in­ with a convoluted article that budget, as wall as other CNMI expenses. There is a limit to fair reporting, Mr. Brown? day at 10 a.m., but that was constitutional - violating Arti­ maintaining Saipan's road sys­ res would allow governmental cluding the speaker, turned stalled after the dust of World The mention of islanders necessarily reeks with that raw the number of teats on this milking cow. postponed until 6 p.m. that cle 3 of the Commonwealth tem. purchases for water, power, back their memory clocks and War II settled down. It isn't stench of polluted journalism! More money for road improvement, repair and con­ renting from outsiders is far same day. When the necessary Constitution. The fees would be paid into sewer and medical services di­ remembered all the good things that difficult a job . to discern If there's truth to the saying struction is needed, but not necessarily from the tourists. from the whole truth. In fact, quorum wasn't there in the Other members of the House the "Saipan Village and Sec­ rect from a manufacturer with­ they had been taught by Father that they have deteriorated after "Every job is a self-portrait. Perhaps a lot more money could be raised quickly from the statement reeks with envy evening Guerrero called for a 2 agreed, and all but one present ondary Road Fund and use of out competitive bidding - if the Arnold Bendowske, former pas­ 40 years and have therefore out­ Autograph your work with ex­ the legislators themselves. on the part. of outsiders p.m. Wednesday session which voted to retrieve the bill. the money would be under the items are not available in the tor of Saipan and founder of lived their usefuness. cellence", then the imbalanced All they have to do is shave a few staffers here, a few "fact­ (including Seattleites) who also started very late. Other House actions included direct control of Saipan's Commonwealth. Mt. Carmel School. Despite the urgency of the and unfairness in the article finding trips" there, and pretty soon lots of money would be can't stand the thought that is­ With a full agenda Con­ the introduction and considera­ mayor. With the consent of the HB 7-153* by Torres would They passed a resolution S15.9 Million the CNMI has you've written about our is­ there for roads. landers can also be wealthy just gressmen started to work, pass­ tion of Senate Bill 7-5, a bill Saipan legislative delegation, "officially" designate the honoring "Father Arnold" for requested from the U.S. lands simply portrayed the mil­ Let's start looking around our own skirts for the loose like any other American who the mayor could also use these Supreme Court as the court of his work in the islands. Congress to right these wrongs lions of coliforms in the pol­ change and quick sticking our hand into guests' pockets. has long sought the ultimate in funds to buy equipment to re­ appeals from the Superior Guerrero also said considera­ inflicted upon us by negligent luted lagoons of your mind. the so-called "American pair or construct roads. Court. tion would be given to possi­ W e print fact, not rum or House members also passed HLB 7-10 filed by Rep. bly sending a member of Lhe on first reading HB 7-62, a Diego T. Benavente would House to Wisconsin to present Sometimes a newspaper or other news organization has measure which could eventu­ establish curfew hours on Arnold the resolution person­ to make tough choices. Sometimes the public agrees, & Letters To The Editor ally lead to raises in pay for Saipan for minors. ally. and many other times they do not agree with how the legislators. 'news' is viewed, interpreted or presented. No information was provided The Father will be celebrat­ That measure would - if This week the Variety had to make a choice between Dear Editor ters (200 hecters) of public Chamorros and Carolinians. to the press by the House ing his 50th anniversary in the 'reporting' all sorts of rumors - unconfirmed sources and land into the hands of a very For too long, policymakers passed in a final form, ap­ Clerk or Benavente on this priesthood later this month. probable half-truths regarding the tragic death of two I resent the manner in which powerful corporation, and will have played a cruel trick on our proved by the Senate and bill. Congressmen also approved individuals, or presenting facts to the public. Shimizu Corporation has gone permanently alienate that land young people. Local people signed by the governor- estab­ Several resolutions were the first reading of HB 7-141, Our job is to print facts and to back up those facts with about trying to get the ap­ from its rightful benefactors, have been given U.S. citizen­ lish an "advisory commission" passed by the House during which would change the word­ reliable and comprehensive sources. Thus, we have had to proval of the public and CNMI the landless indigenous people. ship by alien wages and, to look into the compensation their Wednesday session, in­ ing of the vehicle code to man­ pass on what could possibly be a so-called “good story” Legislature for a long-term The Legislature and the public therefore, can hardly make ends levels of the governor, It. gov­ cluding a measure requesting date that vehicles carrying loads simply because no 'facts' were made available to us. lease of 2 million square me­ would be naive to believe that meet. The indigenous people ernor, Washington Representa­ the U.S. Departments of that can shift, spill, or fall off We also sympathize with the various families involved in ters of public land here on the land is going to revert back are definitely priced out of the tive, mayors, legislators and Transportation and interior a vehicle be properly secured. the alleged case, and sometimes news can serve no Saipan. It appears to me that into the hands of the local peo­ local private land market. judges. support the CNMI's request for Included in the bill is lan­ purpose but to create anguish and community recrimina­ Shimizu Corporation has spent ple after 25 years. There are It is the responsibility of the Congressmen also passed on a control tower at Saipan Inter­ guage requiring that devices tion. a lot of money hiring an army multiple legal ways to amend government to provide afford­ first reading HB 7-82, a mea­ national Airport. such as a splash curtain, ropes, So it seem s to be with these unfounded rumors. of local ninja warriors and the or extend the lease, or come up able homestead land for these sure which would help stream­ Rep. Thomas P. Villagomez chains, etc.be used to make It's not that we doubt their validity, we question their best of Saipan’s advertising with a totally new lease before individuals so that local people line auto registration. offered the resolution for con­ sure that no load can fall onto a purpose. brains to raid a large portion of the 25 years is up. Shimizu do not become more alienated (See related story elsewhere sideration, saying that if the public roadway and cause a what is left of the indigenous Corporation, with its massive from their land. in today's issue.) U.S. couldn't help the CNMI, possible accident. people's most precious re­ financial resources and political Dignity and self-respect to the source: land. clout, can manipulate island local people mean a decent Enlightened Chamorros and officials and public opinion wage, a house and a piece of Tw o-year-old hurt in m ishap Carolinians, especially the then as it is doing now. It land, not a fancy golf course young and landless (i man- simply does not make sense and mega-resort. News & Views Last Tuesday Guest Speaker at the Rotary Club of Saipan lun­ A two-year-old child was in­ ground. life-threatening. Serving CNMI for 19 Years hoben ni mantaitano), should for the corporation to spend Si Yuus Maase. cheon meeting was Commodore Chuck Aaker, the new jured Wednesday afternoon DPS spokesman Capt. Fran­ He also said investigating of­ look through the corporate millions of dollars developing /s/ James U. Hopfschneider. Published Tuesday & Friday By Younis Art Commander of the Maritme Pre-Position Ships (MPS) those when he fell out of a station cisco Duenas said Thursday ficers did not issue a citation to chenchule that comes with this a piece of land, then give it up. S tu d io anchored beyond Saipan reef. wagon and the vehicle rolled that the boy was injured when the driver. package and oppose the lease The Legislature should protect Commodore Aaker is the captain of the MPS Pacific Squadrion over him. the rear wheels of the car ran Publishers: because of one simple fact: it the interests of the cuiTcnt and Dear Editor Commonwealth law requires which is composed of four large ships with seven decks and Police reports show that over the right foot of the child. Abed & Paz Younis will put 2 million square me­ future landless, young I was very surprised that in that all passengers - no matter costing $155 million each. Trinidad S. Manalo, 24, was The injured tot was immedi­ your June 15 issue you permit­ The MPS ships were designed and built exclusively for storage what age - in front and back Dave Hughes, reporter M e m b e r of driving a 1986 Subaru station ately taken to Commonwealth Letters !t> the editor or» any and all subjects are welcome ted Mr. John DLG. Demapan and transport of equipment. They can travel up to 12,000 miles, seats be either restrained in car t h e wagon near the museum in Medical Center where we was P.O. Box 231, S aipan m p 96950 Associated here, Alt we ask Is that your tetter be bandeigned and have to use your letters to the editor they can support, equip and feed 16,500 marines and give seats or with seat belts. column to spread propaganda them strick deployment abilities. American Memorial Park when treated for injuries to his foot. T el. 234-6341/7578/9797 press a daytime telephone number where you can be reached for two-year-old .Satumino Manalo Duenas said it was "the offi­ about the Commonwealth Captain Aaker has very extensive experience in the Navy since Duenas said he did not have Fax: 234-9271 ©1990 Marianas Variety all rights reserved confirmation, Letters copied and mailed to us MUST have cer's discretion" whether or not Utilities Corporation (CUC), 1972 apparently opened the back set information on the child's con­ original signature, not a photo copied one, - right door and toppled to the dition, but did not think it was to issue a ticket. See LEtTERS page 39 FRIDAY, JUNE 22,1990-MARLANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 5 4-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 22,1990 Accused m urderer had Lt. Govl conditions high alcohol test reading \TJ JmtiJuiylstto3u(y8tii During Thursday's "probable tives said was Saimon’s hv ’M.atcáeímáyour support for Rota cause" hearing top decide if "Common Law Wife." there was enough evidence to Saimon is charged with the bind Saipan police officer shooting death of Santos. resort proposals Marasaro Saimon over for trial The witness said that she dis­ on second-degree murder tinctly heard Saimon yell at Lt. Governor Benjamin T. annual basis at least ten thou­ charges persecutory testimony Santos that he was "going to Manglona has announced his sand dollars ($10,000.00) of 'Jirs t M n iv e rsa ru kill her." A few moments later conditional support for two rer their profits for education and indicated that the man was a single shot rang out and > aspanfftñatcekhüumzveam mJ/) sort proposals for the island of youth programs. given alcohol breath test fol­ Saimon was seen leaving the Rota, according to a press re­ "My proposal is negotiable," lowing his arrest and was found featuring: DanDan home he shared with lease from his office. said Lt. Governor Manglona, to be intoxicated. Santos and several children. After a detailed review, the Lt. "and I urge the Rota Leadership According to testimony the Governor said the resort pro­ to initiate discussions immedi­ man tested .17 percent blood Santos was later found dead, % d i s c o u n t posals by the Marianas Agupa ately with the two prospective alcohol approximate! y one with a single shot to the head. Enterprises, Inc., and by the developers, and secure detailed hour after he was arrested near Other evidence introduced at room accomodation SNM Corporation, "would written commitments outlining the Saipan International Air­ the Thursday hearing said that a For CNMI resident (plus 10% tax) bring significant economic de­ their respective contributions. port. pistol bullet found at the mur­ velopment and numerous em­ Following that, the Rota Under CNMI law any reading der scene matched the general ployment opportunities to the Delegation and the legislature above .10 is considered too type of that used by officer island of Rota" must incorporate these detailed drunk to drive. Saimon. He noted that private sector funding commitments into the A neighbor told the court Enough evidence found that development on Rota is seri­ language of the approved joint that she heard shouts and curs­ there was probable cause to be resolution." He added that any ing prior to the shooting of Er- tried for the second-degree mur­ ously lacking and many people ■nun ncrnr o t a Front Wheel Drive · Power Steering have been forced to seek gov­ developer who wishes to oper­ linse Santos, 26, who Depart­ der and Saimon was ordered re­ ernment employment on-is- ate a business in Rota must ment of Public Safety execu­ turned to jail to await trial # Fr0nt L°ader * C°n°Py # ^ land, and to travel off-island to contribute voluntarily towards TRACTOR W/ LOADER Mower · Other Attachment In Stock Saipan, Guam, and elsewhere an infrastructure to benefit the Villagomez attending for jobs. Lt. Governor people of the island. Manglona, the first Rotanese Lt. Governor Manglona to be elected to a top stressed that Commonwealth aides meeting 4 & M ID-PAC M ICRO NESIA . INC. leaders from all the islands Commonwealth-wide office, IIDDFD lil.WAV f.ADADAIJ f SKMBNCl OKHBH should consider implementing jy the Secretary on recommen­ 7 $ r i UPPER HI-WAY, t i l l said he base his conditional Geii. Manuel S. Villagomez I TOCHC W-2 HIGHWAY I c> a similar procedure as an offi­ is one of the 78 civilian aides dations from members of their support of the resort projects J BOX PPP-298 SAIPAN, MP 96950 SIXÏEN MID-PAC for Rota upon receiving com­ cial government policy for all to the Secretary of the Army respective communities and are STORE I m m * TEL; (670) 234-0475 FAX; (670) 2344)476 MICRONESIA ^ j mitments by the developers major resort that want to con­ expected to attend the 35th given the honorary title of and from Japan to provide signifi­ duct business in the Northern annual conference in Washing­ "general," he said. cant infrastructure improve­ Marianas in the future. He ton through June 20. This year's conference theme, uitfiemy DinnerpwviasedA ments such as electrical power, added that consideration should He is serving his second according to the agenda, is water, roads, public parks, and also be given to obtain volun­ term in that capacity and he "The Challenge Of A New CompGmentaryPastry & Coffee orHéa other related facilities. In addi­ tary infrastructure contributions said in a recent interview that Decade." from developers who are al­ he will meet with Lt. Gen. tion, each developer has also Villagomez said delegates ready doing business in the Kirklight, commanding officer given assurances to give first from all states, territories and CNMI. of WESTCOM, and also have O I preference for hiring local resi­ army officials will be part of According to the developers, a one-day meeting with dele­ dents and to provide special job the conference. training programs, including the Marianas Agupa project is gates from Alaska, Hawaii, scholarships for top-level man­ termed as a world-class mega American Samoa and Guam be­ Secretary of Defense Dick For Reservations Call 322-1234 ■ agement positions. resort because of its size. A to­ fore attending the conference. Cheney is a scheduled speaker, Lt. Governor Manglon stated tal of about 1,500 hotel rooms Civilian aides are appointed Villagomez said. that on June 12, 1990, he have been proposed to be built wrote a letter to the Chairman in five two-year phases, includ­ July declared Parks of the Rota Legislative ing two golf courses, condo­ Delegation, with copies also miniums, a shopping center, sent to its members, including and related facilities. The de­ and Recreation month BE PREPARED velopers note that the acquisi­ the Mayor of Rota and the (CNS)—With the support of eas expect heavy use this July. tion of additional land may be Municipal Council. The letter First, the Liberation Day fes­ Every pc.rent's dream is for their required later for future growth. the Northern Marianas Parks requested that the recommenda­ and Recreation Council, tivities will be held at Ameri­ children to have the education The SNM proposal includes tions regarding the developer’s Governor Lorenzo I. Dc Leon can Memorial Park in Garapan that they want and need. At approximately 200 hotel rooms contributions be incorporated Guerrero has declared that July in early July. Next, the Mi- Moylan's Insurance we have a and a golf course. into the joint resolution ap­ will be celebrated as CNMI cronesian Games will be held program to fit your needs for proving their land lease appli­ Lt. Governor Manglona noted Parks and Recreation month. in various parks and recreation securing your children's college cation. that Rota has an ideal location The proclamation recognizes facilities around Saipan during Each resort proposal would for such tourism-related devel­ education. Get a head start on the important part that parks July 7 - 15. Susupc Regional opments since the neighboring your children's future. Call the utilize about 150 hectres of and recreation play in keeping Park will be open everyday to public land under a proposed islands of Saipan and Guam re­ Good Guys and Gals today for the people of the CNMI all the public, and island children PORTABLE CONCRETE MIXER 25-year lease. The Marianas ceived a combined total of ap­ more information. healthy and happy by providing will enjoy playing oi\ the Public Land Corporation gave proximately one million visi­ opportunities for relaxation and newly installed playground 1-1’/2 BAGGER, 9 CU. FT. its preliminary approval for tors last year. enjoyment. equipment there. Later in the both projects in December "Just like the rest of the month look for a Kid’s Fitness ROBINS 8 HP ENGINE 1989. However, joint approval Marianas, Rota's greatest re­ Everyone in the CNMI is and Fun Day in the Park at by the Senate and House of source is its natural beauty and invited to participate in “July American Memorial Park, and PNEUMATIC TIRE Representatives of the friendly people," said the Lt. Is CNMI Parks and Recreation even a Nature Hike in the Commonwealth Legislature Governor. "Currently, the only Month” and join in the special Marpi Commonwealth Forest. will also be required in view of thing Rota lacks is economic events or just use the many A new bike path will be the propose land leases. parks and recreation facilities development and employment opened in American Memorial The Lt. Governor recom­ for relaxing or active outdoor opportunities for our people. Park in late July, along with mended that Marianas Agupa Tourism can provide that, and sports. Employees of the De­ an improved small boat harbor Ent. Inc. and the SNM partment of Natural Resources, generate secondary industries at Smiling Cove. Corporation shall contribute Parks and Recreation Division, 2 . 4 9 5 such as shops, restaurants, and Governor Guerrero’s procla­ $ five million dollars Marianas Visitors Bureau, and other tourism-related busi­ mation encourages all CNMI ($5,000,000.00) each for vari­ nesses. And from that will National Park Service Ameri­ citizens and residents to take ous community infrastructure can Memorial Park have been come the demand for more doc­ part in the celebration and take projects, two hundred thousand extra busy, making sure their tors, nurses, teachers, engi­ advantage of the beautiful parks dollars ($200,000.00) each for parks and recreation areas arc in neers, technicians, and other and recreation facilities, while various parks and recreational top condition for the summer MOYLAN’S INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. jobs for our citizens," he said. reminding everyone to take care projects. In addition to these season. Horn* of the Good Guy· Rota currently has about 100 of our park areas and keep them l i j f t Sablan Building, P.O. Box 658. Saipan. CM 96950 S|IK one-time grants, he also re­ hotel rooms and receives ap­ The parks and recreation ar- clean. CSSS· Fax: 234-8641 · Telephone: 234-6142/6442/6571/7185 quested that the developers proximately 15,000 visitors shall agree to commit on an annually. FRIDAY, JUNE 22.1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS -7 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 22, 1990

D elegation needs funds, asking help C urfew proposed Don't Waste A Good Summer

Congressman John Reyes Guerrero said with some said that he felt that since the $2.8 million legislative budget and an extra expense,” and then SixweekofESLcomputerclassesremedialor told fellow members of the chagrin that he was in com­ Saipan delegation is "just like was created, it was designed to let the community take it to by B enavente bill enrichm ent in english and m athem atics classes court. Saipan Delegation Thursday plete sympathy with the Con­ the municipal councils," and help the Senate and House can give you oryour children a running start on afternoon that as a minority gressman because as a minority the legislature funds these bod- only. Guerrero said he would ask Rep. Diego T. Benavente has during these hours and to con­ minors is being held. member of the Senate he was gregate on the streets and in But minors would have to be the future and put this sum m er to good use. member he was not getting any íes. He said that the legislature for "contributions" to run the resurrected a bill passed in the not being given money for public buildings, parks, restau­ attending these functions, not money for committee work, He said that the legislature as should go ahead and budget Saipan delegation from indi­ Fifth Legislature,but not 'ssummerclasses staff or other expenses in the transmitted to the governor for rants and other public places just 'hanging out,' under the and he had helped elect delega­ a whole should fund the Saipan funds for the Saipan delegation vidual members' budget. start Monday, June 25th and continue through tion chairman Sen. Herman R. Senate. his signature, which would cre­ during the hours. proposed law. and other delegations. Sen. Juan Torres volunteered August 3rd. Guerrero because of promises His brother, and House -although he said it was a ate a 11 p.m.-5 a.m. curfew for Certain portions of the bill Minors would also be al­ $1 from his budget. made to secure funding. Speaker, Pedro R. Guerrero, Herman Guerrero said that "duplication of effort and work minors on Saipan. also allow dispensation from lowed to take a "direct route" Mail in your registration form below orregister The Local Bill would make the curfew for those attending home from these events. personally in the school and assure yourself a it illegal for those under 18 to the theater or other supervised Minors employed and who place with those who know how to put a sum­ be out unaccompanied by adult entertainment or instruction for must work during these hours R ota high school gradu ates 2 2 are not affected by the curfew, mer to good use! Taimanso Ayuyu, Suzy Amon, under Section 8 of the proposed the parents to continue to en­ Dexter Peter Taitano Apatang, C om puter (M ac SE/Plus) PSS- "Whatever you do, re­ ing on Friday, June 15. This Village, Rota. law. During the two and a half hour courage their younger brothers Lily Atalig Hocog, Albert 38 graduate from (A pple lie, lie) member that this island is concern was also echoed by Those not complying are Toves Manglona, Vernon Lee yours and that you must have a nearly every other speaker, ceremony, apart from the and sisters to gain an educa­ subject a fine of not more than English ESL share in its destiny. You must speeches, graduates sang song, tion. And Calvo finally chal­ Inos Manglona, and Santiago from Lt. Governor Benjamin $200, and can be put in jail for M athematics lenged community leaders and San Nicolas Maratita. control its direction." T. Manglona to Salutatorian received their diplomas and Tinian Junior High up to 30 days. This was the massage to Francisco Maratita Narita, dur­ awards, presented their parents Public School System officials The remaining graduating П the highest grades, was Janet Parents who willfully allow Name:. .Address:. Commissioner of Education de­ ing the 17th commencement with flowers, and customarily to deal with the lack of compe­ class was Jerome Michael PSS- Twenty-two years ago, there was no eighth grade grad­ H. Keng, and the Salutatorian their children to violate the I wish to be enrolled in the following six-weeks summer courses ($ 150. per livered to the 22 1990 Rota exercises held at San Francisco switched the gold tassel on tition at the school, the need Taimanao, Sharon Apatang course; $250. for 2; $300. for 3) uation in Tinian because it was was Zania M. Fleming. curfew would also be subject to High School Seniors graduat­ de Borja Church in SingSong their royal blue caps from left for a vocational training pro­ Atalig, Randol Joseph Barci­ English: Beginning □ Elem Remedial □ Jr. High/High School/ GED □ These graduates will go on to fines of up to $500. to the right. Of the graduates, gram, and the nee for educa­ nas, Pater Maratita Manglona, during this time of the year in TOEFLQ 9th grade at Tinian School, This same bill was intro­ 16 were boys and 6 were girls. tional tool and materials. Glen Lizama Maratita, Patricia 1968 that Typhoon Jean bat­ Math: BemQJr. High/High School/GED □ which has up to 11th grade duced in the Sixth Legislature, COE Elizabeth D. Rechebei During their remarks, the Lt. Ann Atalig Ogo, Shawn tered Saipan and Tinian and lit­ Computers: Beginning □ Basic □ Others □ only. For 12th, Tinian students but failed to pass, according to Marianas Baptist Academy also added, "I feel that if you Governor and RHS Principal Wayne Ogo, Joey Anthony erally wiped out almost all travel to Saipan or other places information provided by the Tel. 234-6508 P.O. Box 904 Saipan. MP 96950 have taken advantage of the 12 Oscar Quitugua both reminded Quitugua, and Elphrem Songao buildings on the two islands, to attend school. legislative bureau. J years of education, you are pre­ the students that Rota is in a Taimanao Jr. Michael Fleming told the 38 Other CNMI public high and pared to play a major role in period of great change. The Dignataries at the high eighth graders who graduated controlling the destiny of your Commissioner encouraged the schools graduation included from Tinian Junior High last junior high schools also held graduations earlier this month. island and the destiny of the graduates to go abroad to fur­ Reverend Louis Antonelli, the Wednesday. Hopwood Junior High gradu­ CNMI." ther their education, and to re­ Lt. Governor and his wife, Fleming, now the CNMI During both the Senior High turn to Rota "...with more Mayor Prudencio T. Manglona Historic Preservation Officer, ated 583 eighth and ninth graders on June 7. Marianas and Junior High School Gradu­ knowledge and skill for a better and his wife, Senator Paul A. addressed the graduation cere­ High had graduation for 228 ations the fact was mentioned life." Manglona, Councilwoman mony as a 1968 alumni. eighth on June 6. Thirty-six P re s e n ts that many of the CNMI leaders Valedictorian Calvo received Laura I. Manglona, BOE Vice- "You are very lucky because eighth graders were graduated are Rotanese. 11 academic and leadership Chairman Jesus I. Taisague, you are graduating today. But ",SE A F O O D During her address, Valedicto­ awards including the Board of BOE members Juan B. Tudela, we, the class of 1968 did not from Rota Junior High on June rian Marylynn Diaz Calvo Education's, Mayor's, Gover­ Ana Ludwick, and Michael graduate because of Typhoon 14. And twenty-two 12th FANTASEAS" thanked her parents and teach­ nor’s, and Ofegra (outstanding Evangelista, Keynote speaker Jean," he told the graduates. graders graduated on June 15 ers, but also issued challenges female graduate) awards. Dr. Loreto B. Hocog, the The Valedictorian, who made from Rota High School. Wednesdays, 6:00 -10:00 p.m. to the audience of about 200. Salutatorian Norita picked up Commissioner, PSS Liaison She challenged the graduating 6 awards including the Com­ Officer Fermín M. Atalig, class to come back after seek­ missioner's award. Women's Affairs Representa­ Fresh Oysters, Pine Smoked Salmon ing higher education to help Other top ten students were tive Lydia D. Calvo, and PTA Mussels with Chili Dip their people. She challenged Joseph Kent Atalig, Jane Cecil President Dimas A. Hocog. Mahi Mahi, Philippine Tuna Seafood Salad, Thai Fish Salad Alvocado with Baby Shrimp Shrimp on Sour Cream Lemon Sauce Baby Lobster Tail Alaskan Crab Legs, Seafood Chowder Mussels, Shrimp & Mahi on Pasta Mangrove Crab in Coconut Milk Reef Fish with Ginger & Lime Tempura & Seafood Skewers ' Assorted Vegetables, Rice NOW ON SALE S i 6/adults, S8 children (Cash Purchase Only)

Janet H. King is the valedictorian at the June 13th Tiniàn School eighth grade graduation.

Availablefrom 6.5 - 225 H P Lows on suicide mute in CNMI By Dave Hughes chine" to end her life. Department of Public Safety The woman said she wanted Johnson Outboard Lubricant spokesman, Capl. Francisco to die because of a debilitating (24-1 pt.) Duenas, said in a Wednesday disease. interview following the suicide A Michigan doctor had con­ 3f a DOC prisoner last week structed the machine and al­ S Q Q 9 0 hat according to the present lowed her to use it. /case laws of the Commonwealth it's No charges were filed against lot illegal to kill oneself. the doctor because of the lack He said that the CNMI's of regulating self-murder. statutes are mute on suicide. According to one local attor­ it Joeten M o to rs The subject came about be­ ney who asked not to be quoted P· 0 Box 680' Sa'Pan, MP 96950 Tel. 234-5562/5563/5564/5585 cause after woman drove to the by name, there are also no Bus ness Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:oo PM Monday to Saturday U.S. state of Michigan and laws in the CNMI making as­ sisting a suicide a crime. 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 22.1990 FRIDAY. JUNE 22,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS -7

D elegation needs funds, asking kelp C urfew proposed Don't Waste A Good Summer Six week of ESL, computer classes remedial or Congressman John Reyes Guerrero said with some said that he felt that since the $2.8 million legislative budget and an extra expense," and then told fellow members of the chagrin that he was in com­ Saipan delegation is "just like was created, it was designed to let the community take it to by B enavente bill enrichment in english and mathematics classes Saipan Delegation Thursday plete sympathy with the Con­ the municipal councils," and help the Senate and House court. can give you or your children a running start on afternoon that as a minority gressman because as a minority the legislature funds these bod- only. Rep. Diego T. Benavente has during these hours and to con­ minors is being held. Guerrero said he would ask the future and put this summer to good use. member he was not getting any member of the Senate he was res. resurrected a bill passed in the gregate on the streets and in But minors would have to be money for committee work, not being given money for He said that the legislature for "contributions" to run the Marianas Baptist Academy'ssummerclasses He said that the legislature as Fifth Legislature,but not public buildings, parks, restau­ attending these functions, not and he had helped elect delega­ staff or other expenses in the should go ahead and budget Saipan delegation from indi­ a whole should fund the Saipan transmitted to the governor for rants and other public places just 'hanging out,’ under the start Monday, June 25th and continue through tion chairman Sen. Herman R. Senate. funds for the Saipan delegation vidual members' budget. and other delegations. his signature, which would cre­ during the hours. proposed law. August 3rd. Guerrero because of promises His brother, and House -although he said it was a Sen. Juan Torres volunteered ate a 11 p.m.-5 a.m. curfew for Certain portions of the bill Minors would also be al­ Speaker, Pedro R. Guerrero, made to secure funding. Herman Guerrero said that "duplication of effort and work $1 from his budget. minors on Saipan. also allow dispensation from lowed to take a "direct route" Mailinyourregistrationform below orregister The Local Bill would make the curfew for those attending home from these events. personally in the school and assure yourself a it illegal for those under 18 to the theater or other supervised Minors employed and who place with those who know how to put a sum­ be out unaccompanied by adult entertainment or instruction for must work during these hours R ota high school gradu ates 2 2 are not affected by the curfew, mer to good use! Taimanso Ayuyu, Suzy Amon, under Section 8 of the proposed C om puter (M ac SE/Plus) PSS- "Whatever you do, re­ ing on Friday, June 15. This the parents to continue to en­ Village, Rota. Dexter Peter Taitano Apatang, law. member that this island is (A pple lie, lie) concern was also echoed by During the two and a half hour courage their younger brothers Lily Atalig Hocog, Albert 38 graduate from Those not complying are yours and that you must have a nearly every other speaker, ceremony, apart from the and sisters to gain an educa­ Toves Manglona, Vemon Lee subject a fine of not more than English ESL share in its destiny. You must from Lt. Governor Benjamin speeches, graduates sang song, tion. And Calvo finally chal­ Inos Manglona, and Santiago $200, and can be put in jail for M athem atics control its direction." T. Manglona to Salutatorian received their diplomas and lenged community leaders and San Nicolas Maratita. Tinian Junior High up to 30 days. This was the massage to Francisco Maratita Narita, dur­ awards, presented their parents Public School System officials Ί The remaining graduating Parents who willfully allow Name:______.Address:. Commissioner of Education de­ ing the 17th commencement to deal with the lack of compe­ PSS- Twenty-two years ago, the highest grades, was Janet with flowers, and customarily class was Jerome Michael their children to violate the lwl$htobeenrolledlnthefdlcwingsix-weekssummercourses($150.per livered to the 22 1990 Rota exercises held at San Francisco switched the gold tassel on tition at the school, the need there was no eighth grade grad­ H. Keng, and the Salutatorian Taimanao, Sharon Apatang curfew would also be subject to course; $250. for 2; $300. for 3) High School Seniors graduat­ de Borja Church in SingSong their royal blue caps from left uation in Tinian because it was was Zania M. Fleming. for a vocational training pro­ Atalig, Randol Joseph Barci- fines of up to $500. English: Beginning □ Elem Remedial dJr. High/High School/ GED □ to the right. Of the graduates, during this time of the year in These graduates will go on to TOEFLQ gram, and the nee for educa­ nas, Pater Maratita Manglona, This same bill was intro­ 16 were boys and 6 were girls. 1968 that Typhoon Jean bat­ 9th grade at Tinian School, Math: BemOJr. High/High School/GEDd tional tool and materials. Glen Lizama Maratita, Patricia duced in the Sixth Legislature, COE Elizabeth D. Rechebei During their remarks, the Lt. Ann Atalig Ogo, Shawn tered Saipan and Tinian and lit­ which has up to 11th grade Computers: Beginning □ Basic □ Others □ but failed to pass, according to Marianas Baptist Academy also added, "I feel that if you Wayne Ogo, Joey Anthony erally wiped out almost all only. For 12th, Tinian students Governor and RHS Principal information provided by the ^ Tel. 234-6508 P.O. Box 904 Saipan. MP 96950 have taken advantage of the 12 buildings on the two islands, travel to Saipan or other places Oscar Quitugua both reminded Quitugua, and Elphrem Songao legislative bureau. J years of education, you are pre­ the students that Rota is in a Taimanao Jr. Michael Fleming told the 38 to attend school. pared to play a major role in period of great change. The Dignataries at the high eighth graders who graduated Other CNMI public high and controlling the destiny of your Commissioner encouraged the schools graduation included from Tinian Junior High last junior high schools also held island and the destiny of the graduates to go abroad to fur­ Reverend Louis Antonelli, the Wednesday. graduations earlier this month. CNMI.” ther their education, and to re­ Lt. Governor and his wife, Fleming, now the CNMI Hopwood Junior High gradu­ During both the Senior High turn to Rota "...with more Mayor Prudencio T. Manglona Historic Preservation Officer, ated 583 eighth and ninth and Junior High School Gradu­ knowledge and skill for a better and his wife, Senator Paul A. addressed the graduation cere­ graders on June 7. Marianas ations the fact was mentioned life." Manglona, Councilwoman mony as a 1968 alumni. High had graduation for 228 A S p ecia l Offer! P re s e n ts that many of the CNMI leaders Valedictorian Calvo received Laura I. Manglona, BOE Vice- "You are very lucky because eighth *» interview following the suicide A Michigan doctor had con­ OU*’ from , 10:00 -12:00p.m . only. of a DOC prisoner last week structed the machine and al­ D on't m iss out! 90 that according to the present lowed her to use it. /case s33 laws of the Commonwealth it’s No charges were filed against not illegal to kill oneself. the doctor because of the lack He said that the CNMI’s of regulating self-murder. At Joeten M o to rs statutes are mute on suicide. According to one local attor­ The subject came about be­ ney who asked not to be quoted Hyatt RE(^N (^piPANi P. 0. Box 680. Saipan, MP 96950 Tel. 234-5562/5563/5564/5565 cause after woman drove to the by name, there are also no Business Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday to Saturday U.S. state of Michigan and laws in the CNMI making as­ used a so-called "suicide ma­ sisting a suicide a crime. 8--MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 22,1990 FRIDAY, JUNE 22,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 9 Teacher's association LM A V ice President departs Saipan (LMA) A final round of Area. submitted to the U.S. Eaux Group. In the Pacific re­ energy projects and for its ac­ reactivated in Saipan farewell parties marked the de­ On Saipan for four year, Department of Interior in con­ gion, the company is particu­ tive role in power, water, and parture of Lyonnaise Marianas Pierrefeu was instrumental in junction with the second round larly known for its many suc­ sewer operations in the islands PSS- Some sixty-four teacher wanted to organize now to ad­ America (LMA) Vice-President his company's winning the of Covenant funding for the cessfully operation renewable of the South Pacific. from most of the public dress concerns facing teachers. Jean-Louis "J.L." Pierrefeu, CNMI proposals for Technical CNMI. AQUA RESORT CLUB schools in Saipan Thursday S;ii|);m Some concerns raised in the who left the island last Sunday and Management Services for For the Past year and a half, afternoon reactivated the meeting came from James morning for a summer vacation Power late in 1986, and for in­ Pierrefeu also served as the Teacher Association, which has Feger, a Marianas High and family reunion in France. stallation of power and water Acting Manager of Power been idle for years. iied ANGUS BEEr teacher. At summer's end, he will re­ meters, and two years, later, a Operation and Management for They elected Jose Mafnas, a He told the crowd that the as­ turn to LMA headquarters in three-year contract for Power LMA, a position initially held C e r t i Marianas High social studies sociation needs to address Noumea, New Caledonia to Operations and Management. by Darrell Pierce, and now teacher, to serve as the associa­ teachers' concerns such as im­ take up new responsibilities as The contracts were intended as turned over to Myron "Moe tion's acting chairman until a proving physical education fa­ a first step towards the privati­ "Rummel, recruited by LMA permanent leader is elected. the company's Director of STEAK cilities, classrooms, and drink­ zation of CNMI's utilities, as in April of this year. SIRlOIN They also named Ivan Planas, a Development in the Pacific ing facilities; enhancing educa­ called for in the joint U.S. Pierrefeu is expected to re-visit $19.00 Hopwood teacher, to be the tion; and getting more money Department of Interior-CNMI Saipan periodically to oversee temporary secretary. STEAK for the schools. PSS teachers Special Representatives LMA activities in the CNMI, Starting Teachers from all the public Those who attended the meet­ Agreement. in his capacity as Vice- schools in Saipan except ing decided to return to their Pierrefeu also played a major President of the company. Apr« 28 10 Koblerville Elementary at­ receive raise schools and elect a representa­ role in defining power needs for LMA is one of several sub­ June 30/ tended the meeting, which was tive from each school to repre­ PSS- A beginning teacher the CNMI's seven-year Capitol sidiaries of the Paris-base Pierrefeu, at right, "passing on the baton" to his successor held behind the former legisla­ sent them in the association. with a B.A. or B.S. Degree ” ^ ' 1 « 1990 Improvements Plan ‘(CIP) multi-national Lyonnaise des Myron "Moe" Rummel, at Saturday farewell breakfast. tive building in . The The next meeting is set for working in the CNMI Public meeting started at 3:15pm and next Thursday (June 21), to be School System will receive a ended at 4:55 that afternoon. held at 3:00 pm at the same salary of $19,600.00 per year Jose Mafnas, who emceed the place. It will be in this meet­ effective June 3, according to ■ss. meeting, said he sent word to ing that the association will Commissioner of Education • V , -I ' i, *ri '·< all the schools inviting teach­ elect its officers such as chair­ Elizabeth Diaz Rechebei. ers to attend the meeting. man, vice chairman, secretary, "This is a substantial increase ANGUS The majority in the meeting and treasurer, Planas said. compared to the salaries the BEEF' teachers were receiving under the CNMI Civil Service 12 Scouts leave for Guam System," she said, adding that ■£TheONLYmsy Twelve Boy Scouts left camping, Indian lore, and unde#· the C ivil Service to be Sure" °Ä ^um P ^«>'atibar Saipan last Sunday for Guam wilderness survival. System, a beginning teacher Summer Camp 1990, the Six of the scouts are close to with a B.A./B.S. Degree re­ summer camp began June 17 receiving their Eagle Scout ceived only $12,000.00 per and will end on June 23. Award. They are Anderson D. year. The young men are from Boy Ramon, Herman Arp, Jr., Rufo According to the Scout Troop 913, under the Sanchez, Romell Esteves, Commissioner, the salary raise sponsorship of the local branch Rodson Ruben, and Anson was made possible by a sup­ of the Church of Jesus Christ Harumi. plemental appropriation of two We are pleased to announce that of Latter-day Saints and the The other members of the million dollars appropriated for Boy Scouts of America. Their group are Aaron Ellis, Tedley PSS by the Legislature and ap­ chaperone is Jim Ellis. Ngewaki, Mitchell Aaron, Jr., proved by the Governor last Touche Ross International While in Guam, the boys will Macky Robery, Marty Em- month. She said PSS asked for be working for their merit mis,and Junior Steven. the supplemental appropriation badges in basketry, leather- They are scheduled to return to to carry out the salary reclassi­ and work, woodcarving, cooking, Saipan on Saturday, June 23, fication plan adopted by the rifle shooting, safety, first aid, chaperone Jim Ellis said. Board of Education last year. For the rest of PSS teachers, ihey will receive a minimum Deloitte Haskins & Sells International of five percent salary increase across the board, the Commissioner said. have merged worldwide and She said not all teachers are under the PSS reclassification plan, and she encouraged the effective July 1,1990, rest of the teachers to transfer from the Civil Service System to the PSS reclassification plan the Touche Ross Offices in Guam, CNMIy so they can get salary in­ creases. "Only teachers are given the FSM and Palau will practice raise now." the Commissioner The twelve Saipan Boy Scouts before leaving for Guam to attend th said, adding that other PSS Summer Camp 1990. employees may receive salary raises if there is any left-over in the name of money from the supplemental DOC reviewing ja il procedures appropriation. She said the teachers arc give The Department of Public released at 3:41 p.m. Thursday. top priority salary-wise because Safety announced in late Thurs­ The same release said the in­ ”wc want them to do their best day afternoon press release that cident is under a continuing in­ to educate our children and we Deloitte & they will be reviewing Depart­ vestigation and any findings in want to attract qualified teach­ ment of Corrections procedures the matter will be referred to the ers. following the suicide death of Attorney General for action. Part "Our main goal is to provide Herbert M. Camacho last week. of that information will be the quality education to our chil­ autopsy report on Camacho. Touche They said thattheagency "will dren," she said. In an earlier press release is­ be reviewing those DPS Division She said PSS asked for the sued Thursday morning the DPS of Corrections procedures which supplemental appropriation be­ declined to release any in­ may have been applicable in this cause the $18 million the formation related to the hanging matter, or any procedures or lack school system got for Fiscal suicide of the prisoner and re­ of procedures which may have Year 1990 was not enough. ferred all questions to the at­ been related to the death." There are over 500 teachers Member Firm of torney general's office. No one and 150 support staff (non­ Once completed, the review in that agency had any comment teaching personnel) in the will be sent to the attorney saying the incident was still un­ Deloitte Ross Tohmatsu International Public School System, she general's office for its informa­ der investigation and they did said. tion, according to a facsimile not want to prejudice the case. 10-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 22,1990

FRIDAY, JUNE 22,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 11 Solons want new \ T H E LEGEND ... counts bidding fund i n F o u r W h e e l Drive Vehicle. Legislators took a first step cial fees collected by the courts in building a new judicial cen­ and dedicated exclusively for ter for the Commonwealth courthouse facilities. with the introduction of HB 7- Under 7-150 all criminal and 150. civil fines and all revenues col­ That measure mandates the lected by the courts will be de­ formation of a judicial building posited to the fund. fund which would be used for The governor will be respon­ • 4.2L Six Cylinder Engine the financing, construction and sible for the fund's manage­ .· AM/FM Radio Cassette furnishing of a structure to ment, with close consultation THE MICROIUESIAN GAMES Player house the CNMI courts. with the chief justice. • Cast Aluminum Wheels Presently the courts use out­ AN OLYMPIC-STYLE COMPETITION WILL BE HELD ON SAIPAN • Islander Sports Model dated and cramped buildings in Section 3408 of the proposed bill would allow the governor and many more! Susupe formerly used for other FROM JULY 7 -15,1990 FEATURING THE FOLLOWING GAMES: purposes by the Trust Territory to apply for a loan, using the and CNMI governments. building fund as collateral, and The year-old Supreme Court other local and federal funs TENNIS - Pacific Islands Club o TABLE TENNIS - Oleai Elementary School o VOLLEYBALL - *17,993. has no courtroom of its own. could be utilized to make the During arguments before that justice building an actuality, Susupe Gymnasium o BASKETBALL - Susupe Gymnasium o BASEBALL - Susupe Baseball body the justices have to under Torres' bill. Je e p W rangler Islander Soft Top ’borrow' Courtroom-A which is If there is any money left Field o UNDERWATER FISHING - Garapan Dock o TRACK AND FIELD - Hopwood Junior Now Available a t usually administered by Chief over in the fund after construc­ High School o MICRONESIAN ALL-AROUND -North of Civic Center Tennis Court o Trial Judge Robert Hefner. tion and furnishing a new facil­ Rep. Stan Torres' bill would ity, it would b placed in the SW IMMING - Marpi Pool. establish a building fund utiliz­ general fund, according to the ing monies derived from judi­ bill. crònesia Motors The islands or countries participating are: (M nt To Mobfl Station) TbL 234-8099 Bill provides for separate 1. TERRITORY OF GUAM Eagle accountings 2. REPUBLIC OF THE MARSHALL ISLANDS House Speaker Pedro R. any sub-accounts needed. Guerrero introduced legislation 3. REPUBLIC OF PALAU Appropriations from the ac­ Wednesday which, if approved, Communtoeaii^ Corporation counts would come from each would set up segregated ac­ 4. STATE OF CHUUK (Federated States of Micronesia) district's individual delegations, counts for each of the Com­ and would never "lapse into the monwealth's senatorial dis­ 5. STATE OF POHNPEI (Federated States of Micronesia) Commonwealth's general tricts. Monies generated from Attention All GUC Customers!!! fund," according to the bill. local laws would be deposited 6. STATE OF YAP (Federated States of Micronesia) into these accounts. Speaker Guerrero said this HB 7-154 would repeal 1 would have a tremendous im­ 7. STATE OF KOSRAE (Federated States of Micronesia) CMC, Division 1, Section pact on Tinian because if the 8. COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS CUC Is No Longer Hand-Delivering Utility Bills. 1408 and change it to allow the gambling licensing fees and creation of these separate funds. other local laws enacted to gen­ Utility Bills are being delivered The Director of Finance erate revenue are extensive it would create the accounts, could mean millions of dollars THE GAMES ARE SPONSORED BY: place all revenues derived from for the exclusive use of the cit­ only through the mail! local laws into them and create izens of Tinian. © Customer who do not have P.O . Box Number, AND customers DFS Saipan Limited I V l W l k / I I SHIMIZU CORPORATION who did not receive a bill in the mail last month, are requested Universe Insurance Mobil Underwriters to come to the CUC Office to pick up their bill. (MICRONESIA)

Incorporated OTHER CONTRIBUTORS ARE: GENERAL AGENTS FOR: CUSTOMER ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYING THE YASIjfc^KfcAND MARINE Sablan Enterprises, L&T, Pacifica Insurance,Hakubotan, Island Bottling INSURANcfcWMPANY, LJD, Mutual Life Insurance Company, Microl Corporation, Townhouse, Saipan Stevedore, Golden Lob­ THEIR UTILITY BILL ON TIME - EVEN IF THEY Company ster, Seiko, Kumagai Gumi, Hyatt Hotel, Saipan Hotel Association, Public

DO NOT RECEIVE THEIR BILL IN THE MAIL. Auto Others School System, Saipan Chamber of Commerce, Commonwealth Health Fire & Casualty Typhoon Risks Center, Continental Air Micronesia, Joeten Enterprises, M.S. Villagomez Personal Life Bills for the month of May are now being prepared for mailing. Accident insurance Store, Basic onstruction, Public Safety, Triple J Motors, Bank of Hawaii, Workmen’s Mortgage Compensation Insurance Nansay Corporation, Bank of Saipan, Shell, Pacific Islands Club, Midway Liability Term DO NOT ALLOW YOUR ACCOUNT TO FALL BEHIND!!! Builder’s Insurance Motors, MTC, Mr. & Mrs. Willie Tan, Ta'ra Belau Association, William Risk Group COME TO CUC AND PICK UP YOUR BILL NOW!!! Insurance Heston and Sam Rayburn, Pete A. Tenorio, Ruth Tighe, Dr. Joaquin A.

Sabían Bldg., San Jose, Chalan Monslgnor Guerrero Tenorio, Korean Golf Association, FASA, Touche Ross & Co., Kan Pacific, P.O. Box 512, Saipan, MP 96950 Reminder: Delinquent customers are subject to being Tela. 234-6982 o 234-7557 Sablan Construction, Marianas Visitors Bureau, Aqua Resort, Tasi Tours, GUAM: P.O. Box 3278 Agana, Guam 96910 disconnected and to a re-connect charge. Telefax: 234-3854 and the Government of the ommonwealth of the Northern Mriana Islands.

J ^-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 22,1990 ——— FRIDAY, JUNE 22,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 13 Bill says feds must defer to local jurist MARIANAS REPAIRS CO., N C Under proposed House Bill first provide the highest appel- Chalan Lau-Lau, Saipan 7-137 introduced by Rep. late court of local jurisdiction Tel. Nos. (234) 9083 / 9084 Diego Benavente, the CNMI an opportunity to rule defini- 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 * , REWARD Supreme Court's actions would lively on the local law question take precedence over those of the federal court system when HB-137 says, in part, that EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE it comes to appeals of local the "Legislature finds that in­ law questions. terpretations of Common- In a House Committee on wealth Laws by federal courts BULLDOZER AIR COMPRESOR Judiciary and Governmental do not bind the Common- FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE Operation report chaired by wealth Supreme Court.. " Rep. William C. Ada, they The bill says that local law said HB 7-137 was correct and questions should stay within that" . . . the legal principles the local jurisdiction, and not TRAILER DUMP TRUCK RETURN OF STOLEN JEWELRY TAKEN of comity and federalism re- he subject to federal interpreta- quire that federal courts must tions, defer to the definitive interpre- A process by which the fed- tation of local laws by the eral court can determine a ques- highest appellate court of local tion to be "local law" related is ON MAY 17 FROM AN APARTMENT IN jurisdiction." defined in the measure. BACKHOE LOADER PAY LOADER When a question arises, ac- Laws enacted by the Corn- cording to the committee re- monwealth Legislature have no port, "the federal courts are ob- effect of law on the United CAPITOL HILL AREA. ligated, wherever possible to States. CEMENT MIXER COMPACTOR Rotary installs new officers Rotary Club of Saipan will than the swearing ceremony O A /E OF A KIND RARE ITEMS INCLUDE: hold the Installation Ceremony and exchange of the gravel, is FORK LIFT WATER PUMP for it’s Board of Directors and the recognition of CNMI Citi­ * Officers on Saturday, June 30, zen of the Year, this year is LARGE AUSTRALIAN OPAL RING IN GOLD at the Daichi Hotel. Sister Romedios Castro who is The night event starts at recognized for her dedication to 6:00pm with a cocktail party the education of Saipan chil­ GENERATOR BOOM TRUCK SETTING and one hour later the actual dren for many years at the * ceremony will take place. All Saipan Community Pre­ BROOCH PIN OF CARVED CORAL ROSES Rotarian s/Rotary Anns are re­ school. Several CNMI officials AND MANY OTHERS minded to attend this annual and guests are expected to at­ ceremonial event tend this annual installation j Check with us for our new rates in renting H.E. Tracks SURROUNDED BY JADE LEAVES Part of the program, other night. * LARGE 24K GOLD PENDANT WITH RAISED GOLDEN FIGURE OF KANNON GODDESS lit Ik tike/ * Headquarters for Fun! LARGE JADE BROOCH PIN WITH DIAMONDS ...with the complete line of Little Tikes Toys. toys that last s

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ANYONE WITH INFORMATION OF THIS BURGLARY OR Turtle Sandbox INFORMATION ABOUT THE JEWELS, PLEASE CALL Big Picnic Table MATT LONAC AT 234-6624 OR 234-6567 BETWEEN 8:00 A.M. AND 5:00 P.M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY OR MAIL INFORMATION TO P.O. BOX 236, SAIPAN, MP 96950 LOLLIPOPS Beach Road, Garapan ^-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VŒWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 22,1990 FRIDAY, JUNE 22,1990-MAR1ANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-15 Fiji President calls to rally behind constitution C h a n g o m a y c o m e Fiji (AP) - Fiji's head of constitution and rebuild the made them a minority. pelted after New Delhi said it following Ganilau's opening state called on the nation economy after two racially in­ The government maintains would launch an international address. Thursday to rally behind efforts spired military coups in 1987. the draft would guarantee Me­ campaign against Fiji over the Army commander Major- i n cor '9 1 licencing to adopt a racially weighted The draft sets aside a major­ lanesians' rights while protect­ constitution. General Sitiveni Rabuka, who draft constitution. ity of seats in a proposed two- ing those of other races, includ­ Ganilau criticized groups abrogated Fiji's 1970 post­ A measure to help cut down when vehicle registrations are HB 7-82 would provide that President Ratu Sir Paaaia house parliament for indige­ ing Indians. which had tried to block the independence constitution by on long waits standing in line1 about to expire. This some­ the DMV provide a mechanism Ganilau was opening a meeting nous Melanesian Fijians, who Fiji's deposed Coalition government's work and said he declaring a republic after his to secure motor vehicle regis-' times leads to problems when for mail registration, and to of 70 high chiefs who are ex1 make up just under half of the Party, a multiracial group dom­ was shocked by the emergence second takeover, is also attend­ tration was approved by the owners are given traffic cita­ mail notices of pending expira­ pected to endorse the draft, country's 720,000 population. inated by Indians, has criticized of various political fractions ing the meeting despite being a House Committee on Judiciary tions for expired tags. tion within 60 days of that ex­ paving the way for its promul­ Ethnic Indians comprised a the draft as racist and undemo­ within the Melanesian com­ commoner. and Governmental Operation. Under current regulations the piration. gation within a few months. majority before the coups cratic. munity. In fact, the committee said they only indication of registration The proposed act would not "The Fiji Times" newspaper Ganilau said citizens have a ousted the elected, Indian-dom­ Last month, the government Last weekend, a hard-line felt HB 7-82 was correcting all is the sticker placed on perma­ change the need for vehicles to reported Thursday the Rabuka, duty to support the interim inated government, but emigra­ ordered the Indian Embassy indigenous rights group staged 41, wants to leave the army forms and did not require any nent license plates. Only the be inspected. government’s efforts to adopt a tion since the takeovers has closed and its diplomats ex- a well-publicized but poorly at­ once the constitution is pro­ changes. year is given, not the month of If approved by both houses tended rally in Suva calling for mulgated, leading to Committee members agreed expiration. arid signed by the governor, the last-minute changes to the con­ speculation that he may enter with the bill, saying that the Only the paper registration DMV would be given 60 days stitution and the expulsion of a Some people èuy art; politics whin parliamentary bureau of motor vehicles does forms carry the expirations to put the new regulations and dozen so-called "undesirable" not give any advance notice date. mail notice into effect. citizens. Although the list has elections are held, probably at Saipan Computer Services next year. Plus, they felt the current Guam and most of the sev­ not been published, it report­ practice of vehicle owners eral United States have similar Gregorio T. Camacho Elementry School PTA officers for school Rabuka said peace could be № edly includes opposition leaders showing up in person to obtain laws regarding mail notice of year 1990-91 are (from right) Tom Dela Cruz, President; David assured only if the country Bill will 'tidy- we manufacture it! and two journalists. registration was not efficient. pending expiration. Babauta, Vice President; Nett Paras, Secreatay; and Susana The meeting of the "Bose were governed by indigenous Lomantas, Treasurer. Levu Vakaturaga," or "Great Fijians. He said he was confi­ up' court Council of Chiefs," began after dent the chiefs would support a mix of military and tradi­ the draft, which enshrines the jurisdictions (D esktop (PaSiisfm p Services aims of his coups, to restore tional ceremonies under tight (See related story elsewhere) political power to Melanesians. security in Suva's army House Bill 7-153, pre-filed "I would indeed be a happy ¥ ' \ \ headquarters. The session this week in the Common­ man with the fulfillment of • Advertising • B ro c h u re s expected to last three days, was wealth House, attempts to 'tidy to be closed to the media these goals," he said. Know the facts • ‘Business form s • ‘Typesetting up' provisions of the revised judicial code which initially • B o o h s • M e n u s created the CNMI Supreme Court. The measure would • ÍDesign ‘Worh. • MexusCetters 'officially' make that high court about saving money • A nnuat Üÿports • yiarBoohs the next avenue of appeal from decisions rendered in Superior Court. Under the provisions of the bill introduced by Rep. Stanley on long-distance Torres, legislators would Sa ip a n C omputer Services "make explicit" the applicabil­ 2nd floor Nauru Bldg. ity of the Administrative Pro­ Caller Box PPP-1011 Tel: (670) 234-9110 cedures Act of the Judicial Re­ Saipan, MP 96950 Fax: (670) 2349119 organization Act by making a calls to the U.S. "technical amendment.” The bill said that although the JRA replaced the district If you make it a habit to use IT&E Econo-Call throughout court with the Commonwealth the week whenever you call long distance to the U.S., your Supreme Court as the final savings can mount up. IT&E offers the lowest dlrect-dial court of appeal from the Supe­ rior Court, the Commonwealth ratesavailableduringthetimes when average long-distance Saipan Ice and Water Co. Code had not been amended to FACT calls are most often made ... from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily. * An average callgererally lasts 8-10 minutes. proudly announces express the change. HB 7-15 would make that change. &PARKLE CLEAN DRINKING WATER The Supreme Court has is­ You can protect yourself against unauthorized phone calls. sues several opinions on its With an Econo-Call Account only you and those you own clarifying that it is the authorize can charge calls to your account. definitive court of appeal in the FACT Look for this Label! CNMI. Saipan Chamber of Commerce donated a trash cannister which Marine water With Econo-Call, you can call anytime you want from uneuaiiong g , g .0,0w 70 7 was placed at the Civic Center area. virtually any phone on Saipan or Guam and conveniently quality report FACT charge your own account. 4 i arA“j#ÌAiM-A è The Division of Environmen­ 0 0 Sparkle-Clean ¿ residents to meet tal Quality (DEQ) collected and Now enjoy pure and safe analyzed water samples from m Drinking Water 55 There will be an important course (Public land lease at Saipan’s recreational beaches this Apply today for your Econo-Call Account. drinking water processed and 0 A Processed and Bottled 1 | i meeting to all Kagman res­ Kagman). bottled right here in Saipan at a week. None of the 32 samples A In Saipan idents on June 28, 1990 at Other important officials will collected violated the Water There's no sign up fee or monthly minimum. greatly reduced price. 7:00 pm at Mr. & Mrs. Ben be present at the meeting. 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Sablan Bldg., San Jose 234-8521 Buy it at your local supermarkets, neighborhood stores, Drive! our outlet and at our plant in Lower base: Tel: 322-9848 16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS -FRIDAY-JUNE .22,1990 , JUNE 22,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-17 Washington Rep speaks after Governor Pay hike for officials A Senate bill which pro­ and governmental operation. The bill's published purpose nate version of the bill which committee recommendation posed that the Washington Chairman William Ada is to make the Washington, requires that the Washington were discussed during initial Representative be required to wrote in the committee report D.C. representative's office representative make his presen­ Senate debate on this bill. give a "state oF his office re­ that Sen. Paul Manglona's bill "more accountable to the peo­ tation a week after the governor However, the wording was will be studied port a week after the governor which would revise wording in ple" and would require that of­ gives the "State of the Com­ not changed in the version sent House members passed a enough. each year was rejected by the SB 7-1, recommended passage ficial to make a yearly report. monwealth" speech" would be ommended by the committee to House members. measure on its first reading House Committee on Judiciary in a revised form. Ada's committee said the Se- a "duplication of costs." HB 7-62 was recommended be heeded. If the House approves the Wednesday afternoon which His committee recommends for passage by the House Under Rep. Juan Reyes bill, amended measure it will then authorizing the formation of a the House pass the bill with Committee on Judiciary and a seven-member commission have to be sent back to a commission to look into how the Washington Rep's speech Governmental Operation, and composed of three persons ap­ being given the same day. House/Senate conference com­ much key Commonwealth Real Italian Style Pinal their report suggests that any pointed by the governor, two Much the same arguments mittee before being decided by leaders are paid - and if it's changes in future salaries rec- by the presiding judge of the brought forth in the House the Senate. Superior Court, one by the Se­ Our own Pizza dough made fresh nate president and one by the every few hours daily. House committee: Crop House Speaker, would be charged with investigating if Open 24 H ours V v insurance not needed here the present salaries are too low. For your next parly.... Serve HHu 1: Pizza! " Phone 234-8863 ^ The need for so-called "crop and other farming supplies to The governor makes Comp fete Menu insurance" is not there in the farmers, and because of the $50,000, It. governor, Now available In large pans for take out. Commonwealth, so say high risk because of the $40,000; Washington Repres- Soups · Salads · (HamBurgers · Sandwiches members of the House Com­ CNMI's location in the ntative $30,000, Mayors, Have a Pizza Birthday or any •Chicken · (PorkChops •Seafoods · (Dessert · (Beverages mittee on Commerce and "typhoon belt," only a few in­ $30,000; legislators, $30,000; occasion Party at Nino's Tourism. surance companies would prob­ and no information was avail­ featu rin g: for Mearty Styetites able forjudges. In a report to the speaker and ably offer the insurance - with Call Eileen at 234-8996 1 2 a s .

1) OUR POLITICAL LEADERS SHOULD DEMAND FROM MPLC AN EXPLANATION Northern Marianas I.B.S.&S. NEW LOCATION WHY THE 6C PER SQUARE METER PER YEAR OFFER FROM SHIMIZU WAS MAHARANI AGREED SOME SIX MONTHS AGO. THIS IS AVERY SERIOUS PUBUC RESTAURANT MusicSoriety I.B.S.&S. PACIFIC CONCERN. ALSO, OUR POLITICAL LEADERS SHOULD DEMAND WHY THE EAGLE 1 12C PER SQUARE METER PER YEAR FOR THE SAME LAND WAS AGREED. OBVIOUSLY, THE PUBUC IS CLEARLY NOT IN THE PUBUC INTEREST.

2) OUR POLITICAL LEADERS SHOULD DEMAND FROM MPLC WHY THE NEED TO ------TO HOSPITAL ENTERTAIN FORMALLY A PROPOSAL OF THIS MAGNITUDE FROM ONLY ( W -2 (MIDDLE ROAD) TOLAU-LAU — ONE PROPOSER. IS THIS THE BEST WAY TO PROTECT PUBUC INTEREST OUR Rehearsals and Invitation MTC SURVEYS OF MANY PUBUC SERVANTS INDICATE THAT THERE IS A MUCH CMS BETTER WAY TO APPROACH THE SITUATION. WE BEUEVE THAT OUR Rehearsals start Monday June 25th PEOPLE DESERVE THE BEST EFFORTS FROM OUR PUBUC LEADERS. CNMI Convention Center, 3) OUR POLITICAL LEADERS SHOULD ASK MPLC WHETHER DOING THE ABOVE Capitol Hill at 6:30PM We apologize to our customers for the inconveniences that may have occured due to our transfer. We are ARE WHAT WE CALLED "WORKING IN THE BEST INTEREST OF OUR PUBUC." ready to attend to your needs with our usual FREE DELIVERY and same-day service call response services. PERHAPS A PUBUC FORUM WITH MPLC SHOULD BE IN ORDER. For Please call: 234-8002 · 234-5155 · FAX: 234-8050 4) O N THE BASIS OF ABOVE, OUR POLITICAL LEADERS SHOULD INSTEAD Broadway Showtunes RETURN THE SHIMIZU PROPOSAL TO MPLC WITH INSTRUCTIONS FOR FURTHER ANALYSIS TO INSURE THAT THE PUBUC IS NEVER AGAIN BE A SUBJECT OF "PASS" FOOTBALL R a v u g ONE SALES REPRESENTATIVE - Must be an High School Graduate/ It you tried out or if you enjoy singing has good communication skills, must be self initiative, and must WE MUST ALWAYS PUT OUR MAXIMUM EFFORT TO PROTECT OUR have minimum sales experience. PUBUC INTEREST. EVEN IF WE HAVE TO G O THE EXTRA MILE, THAT IS and want to participate-come join us! WHAT IT TAKES. THINK ABOUT YOUR CHILDREN. NOW AND THE joe owning See you there,.. FUTURE. THEY DESERVE OUR BEST EFFORT N O W . APPLICATIONS can be obtained at I.B.S. & S. A PAID ADVERTISEMENT FRIDAY, JUNE 22,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 19 18-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VTEWS-FRIDAY. JUNE 22.1990______Measure endorses 200 mile EEZ for CNMI MTC donation starts HAM radio program Recent passage of legislation troduction of a resolution by zone. tion - did not make any claims CNMI's sovereignty, the APIL within the Commonwealth to the Palauan legislature to Their resolution, EC-8-GA- on national jurisdiction or con­ did not abrogate its commit­ On behalf of MTC, Service transceiver, VHF (Very High plement the on-going Basic MTC takes great pride in grams in the CNMI and invest­ tighten entry restrictions on amend their immigration laws 2, acknowledges the CNMI’s trol over the oceans, submerged ment to settling disputes re­ Operations Manager, Moune Frequency) transceiver, all the Electricity Course. supporting the educational pro- ing in its future leaders. other Micronesian citi­ to give free passage to citizens "sovereignty," including con­ lands or marine resources of the garding overlapping EEZ's, Romano presented a check for necessary accessories, and Mr. Bert Thompson, MHS zens,notably those from Palau, of the CNMI. trol of the land and sea re­ NMI. such as that of the CNMI and $4,928.30 to Marianas High study materials to set-up an Cooperative education teacher earlier this year set off a string However, the CNMI was sources contained within that According to the resolution, Guam. School to help set up an Ama­ active HAM station at the and active HAM Operator will of events throughout the Pa­ never notified that the resolu­ zone, and that recent statements the Marine Sovereignty Act of The APIL's resolution will teur Radio Club for the next school. direct and supervise this pro­ cific. Those events included in- tion was ever made law. made by the United States that 1980 established the EEZ and be transmitted to the United school year. Additional study kits and gram. Mr. James Gima, Facili­ Now, the Association of Pa­ they had economic control of certain portions of that act Nations and to various gov­ The money will be used to experimental items will be pur­ ties Network Supervisor will cific Island Legislatures has the zone is in error. guaranteed sovereignty of these ernmental agencies of the buy a HF (High Frequency) chased by MHS to help sup- serve as liaison for MTC. Arriola, PIC's passed a resolution acknowl­ Under Article 6(2) of the assets. United States and Pacific island edging the Exclusive Economic Trusteeship agreement, the res­ While acknowledging the governmental entities. a m Employee-of- Zone of the CNMI. olution says, the U.S. "agreed Their resolution - which as to protect the inhabitants of the the-Month all resolutions - carries no force Northern Mariana Islands According to Pacific Islands of law, but says that they rec­ against the loss of their lands Club-Saipan's Housekeeping ognize the 200-mile economic and resources ..." and those Manager Mike Tokyo, the San zone of the Commonwealth. lands do not necessary end at Antonio resort's May Employee- The body is presided over by the shoreline. Guam Senator Hermina Derk- Saipan Credit Union of-the-Month is a more regular Further, the resolution says ing, and if construed literally, that the United States - at the employee on the job than most. Guam could be included in that time of the Covenant ratifica­ Nominating Chalan Kanoa ШШ А ш т ш а И resident Violeta Arriola for the honor, Tokyo said that she did miss one day of 577 on the job Schools urged to since 1988. But that was because she had to go to a last minute appointment with the Division of report donations Labor. A M ts m M d m PSS- Commissioner of Educa­ she has requested the Public tion Elizabeth Diaz Rechebei Auditor to commence conduct­ The board of directors & the Staff of Saipan Credit has informed all school princi­ ing audits of all fundraising pals and program managers that documents and the related ac­ Union wishes to inform all shareholders that the all donations must be given to counts. Twenty-Seventh Annual the Board of Education and "We are doing this as part of publicized immediately. our effort to maintain proper Shareholders’ Meeting She said that it appears the accountability in the school will take place on July 8,1990. The meeting is Board of Education Policy 703 system," Commissioner and Public Law 6-10 have not Rechebei said. scheduled for 7:00 PM, and will be held at the been strictly followed due to lack of awareness of the policy Poker Plus Cafe in Gualo Rai. and law. The policy and public law re­ Please make it a point quire that all donations, Buccat receives to attend this meeting. whether inkind or money, should be reported to the PSS trustee merit for systematic publication in Violeta Arriola For more information call 234-6470/1209 the media. Tokyo said that Arriola, who is The Commissioner said that scholarship a Room Attendant at PIC-Saipari, PSS- A 1989 Marianas High has worked back-to-back hours School graduate received a dozens of times late at night and Trustee Merit Award Scholar­ ship from Seattle University early in the morning without on April 30. She will leave for complaint and has also spent m uch the university in September, of her time studying Japanese in and plans to study biology. classes offered by the resort. Anne Marie Buccat, now a ra­ And that's in addition to caring dio announcer for KSAI Radio for a child at home. in Saipan, was selected by the PIC-Saipan General Manage university to receive the honor Terry Short, who presented dtlic primarily because of her high Employec-of-thc-M onth academic standing while in cctificatc to Arriola, said that there high school, according to Lee wasn't any dispute about her Gerig, Dean of Admission at Seattle University. qualification for the award. In a letter to the Principal of , Gerig wrote, "Our scholarships are based primarily on a student's academic achievement in high school." Miss Muccat, 19 is the daugh­ ter of Anastacio Buccat, and employee of the CNMI Lands and Survey, and Luz Buccat a W.S. Reyes Elementary School teacher.

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JUNE 22.1990 FRIDAY, JUNE 22,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 23 Ag homestead bill approved M e m o p ia l ¡•¡uying computers by mail-order for Rota land s o u g h t f o r SUNDAY JUNE 24,1990 is like following the Yellow Brick Road - The need to preserve as much of Rota's agricultural land as COLD DISHES HOT DISHES only there is no wizard at the end. possible was discussed during police, fire •Assorted Cheese Tray •Grilled Bacon & Frankfurters Wednesday’s meeting of the BRUNCH •Sm oked Salm on & Cod •Poached Eggs House. They voted to approve •Prosciutto & Stuffed Eggs •Fried Chicken with Lemons the wording in Sente Bill 7-5 p e rs o n n e l at the DIAMOND EShen you buy from Saipan Computer •Seafood Marine & Escabeche •Baked Potatoes which establishes an Police officers killed in the •Assorted Ham & Salami •Fried Rice: Chinese Style "agricultural homestead" pro­ Services you get more than just computers; . vv... v'-f line of duty within the 10 am - 2 pin •Ham Cutlet Sandwiches •Spaghetti Veronese gram on that southern island. Commonwealth would be at the Piumeria Coffee Shop •Open Salad Bar •Ratatouille it’s like adding your very own computer The measure, introduced into honored with a memorial if a For reservations:, call 234-5900 ext. 376 •Assorted Fruits •Soup Mllanalse: Minestrone the Senate by Rota Senator expert to the team! bill approved by the House •Miniature Pastries •Roast Beef Carving Paul Manglona, proposes that Committee on Judiciary and •Sweet Bread Rolls •Rib Eye lands now deemed as suitable for agricultural production on Governmental Operation is Rota not reserved for govern­ approved by the House and mental or other uses by the Senate. S a ip a n C o m p u t e r S e r v ic e s Marianas Public Land Corpora­ HB 7-86 would create a site tion, be made available for to those law enforcement offi­ homesteading. cers who gave their lives doing 2nd floor Nauru Building their duty to their fellow citi­ Those who qualify under SB Caller Box-1011 Tel:(670)234-9110 zens. 7-5 would receive an hectare. Gregorio M. Camacho asked Saipan, MP 96950 Fax:(670)234-9119 Only those persons who that the memorial not only be have been domiciled on Rota dedicated to those in police ser­ for five years, and meet the vice, but also those who serve ethnic requirments would be el­ in fire protection roles . . igible for the homesteads. ."especially those who have Other provisions call for a con­ given their lives in this ser­ tinual three-year use of the land as a homestead farm and that vice." No language was presented the land may not be transferred for 10 years after receiving ti­ in the proposed bill as to how NISSAN The Stylish Compact Car tle. such a memorial would be funded1, or how the land would That Combines Value With Versatility Relaxation of RN be acquired. regulations asked I House Bill 7-151, would, if 'Local laws approved by the Senate and signed by the governor, would allow a waiver of certain quali­ must m eet • SEDANS fications to be a registered t nurse. m ayor's OK IRE • TRUCKS The Commonwealth Health Center has an ohgoing problem An attempt to enact several recruiting qualified nursing per­ local bills by the Saipan Leg­ HEAVY EQUIPMENT sonnel, and the CNMI legisla­ islative Delegation was sud­ ture has granted it certain ex­ denly cut short Thursday when emptions in order to hire alien Rep. Juan I. Tcnorio pointed to workers. the law regarding such actions. Under the proposed bill in­ House legal counsel Maya troduced by Rep. Stan Torres, Kara told delegation members employees of CHC who have that in order to pass a local bill been there for two years and it must make three separate ap­ graduated from the Community pearances in regular session, College of Micronesia or the and be approved by the mayor Trust Territory School of Nurs­ of the local senatorial district ing could receive a "waiver of affected. qualifications" to become a li­ Once that was revealed all ac­ 20DISCOUNT tion on pending bills was % censed registered nurse. CASH PURCHASE ONLY If passed, the measure would tabled. Downpayment, extend legislative confidence Several of these bills would r ------— that nurses who have graduated rc-name various schools and from these schools and spent public buildings. Standard Features: House Speaker Pedro R. 16 liter 1,597 cc fuel-injected OHC - Safety belt warning light two years working at the hos­ engine with 3 valves per cylinder - Headlight-on reminder chime pital had acquired the needed Guerrero said he fell that before -Automatic tansmission - Ignition key-in reminder chime skills of an RN. the local delegation for Saipan - Power Steering - 5-passenger seating took action on such rc-namings - Low-maintenance battery - Reclining front bucket seats with that public hearings be held so - Rack-and-pinion steering adjustable head restraints - Center cap - Full passenger area carpeting the public can have input. -155SR13 all season steel-belted radial - Seat belts ® ° ° tires - Impact-absorbing bumpers 599 on approved credit - Lightweight spare tire - Flow-through ventillation - Driver's side back door mirror - Air-Conditioning $ a v e - Filp-out rear side windows Vbt------—------4 E n e r g y Joeten M otors * Meets all U.S. Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard Remember that you can do some household cleaning with Automotive Sales · Parts · Service cold water. Remember also to P. 0. Box 680, Saipan. MP 98950 Tel. 234-5562/5563/5564/5565 repair leaking water faucets Business Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday to Saturday Joeten M otors NISSAN prom ptly. AUTOMOTIVE SALES » PARTS « SERVICE A service of this publica P. O. Box 680, Saipan, MP 96950 Tel. 234-5562/5563/5564/5565 tion and the Commonwealth Business Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday to Saturday “Built for the Human Race” Energy Office. For more “First on Saipan” D rive w ith care and B uckle Up energy saving tips call 322- 24-maklanas variety NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 22,1990 FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-25 Quitugua lobbied for passage of Rota Agricultural Homestead Bill Summer school set to start June 2 5 COMMONWEALTH HCALTH CCNTCR (PSS) - Summer classes for mark. PIUMARV HEALTH C A RE DIVISION an effort to receive their BA/BS Congressman Amtonio O. votedunanimously on the reserving land for the people confident that once the Governor V · GOVERNMENT OK THE NOnTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS public school children in the Busing will be provided but not Degrees or to complete the Board Quitugua, the lone House measure,according to a press before allowing available public receives the bill and finds it DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH-ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES Northern Marianas will breakfastandlunch, the Education of Education's certification Representative from the island of release from the House. lands for outside investors leasing constitutional, that he will sign commence June 25 and will end Commissioner said. requirement. Their tuition fees are Rota lobbied effectively well In asking his colleagues to needs. "I want to be absolutely the bil 1 im mediately. He also gives PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT on July 27, Commissioner of Many teachers not teaching subsidizedby theTeacherTraining among his colleagues for the accept, without delay, Senate satisfied that once developers credit to his senate counterparts, Education Elizabeth Diaz summer will be taking classes at program of the Public School passage of Senate Bill No. 7-5, Communication No. 7-32, starts investing and developing especial ly the Rota delegation and The Director of Public Health and Rechebei has announced. the Northern Marianas College in System. S ,D. 1. "A bill for an act to establish Congressman Quitugua the island, the people of Rota are the main sponsor of the bill, Environmental Services, Commonwealth of However, some schools have an Agricultural Homestead impressed upon them the not disenfranchised" in their own Senator Paul Manglona for their already scheduled their summer the Northern Mariana Islands, has completed Program on the island of Rota". importamcc of the bill to the homeland, the congresman said. efforts in introducingand pushing classes at other times; Hopwood Three vite principals designated After suspension of house rules people of Rota. He emphasized The Rota congressman is for its passage in the senate. annual and audit reports on several Health Junior High and San Vicente requiring the need foracommitlce that outside investors are BlockGrantsavailableforpublicinspection, Elementary from June 18 to July Three new school vice princi­ come vice principal of Hop- report on the bill, the members increasingly interested in review and comments at the Division of 20, and Marianas High from June pals have been designated by wood Junior High; and investing on the island and before CALL:234-7272 18 to August 10. Commissioner of Education Jose C. Sablan, formerly a Public Health weekdays, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 Elizabeth Diaz. vocational education counselor public lands are committed for The students who will be (PARA) p.m. through June 25,1990. Margaret C. Adriano, a coun­ at Marianas High, is now vice Torres bill would the use of foreign investors, he attending summer classes are the selor at Elementary, principal of Gregorio T. Cama­ wants to make certain the the ones who need extra help in bypass some bids has been named vice principal cho Elementary School. agricultural homestead needs of /s/Dr. JOSE L. CHONG English and mathematics or those The need for timely and di­ of Koblerville Elementary/ These appointments became the people of Rota are satisfied. Director of Public Health & Environmental Services whose grade point average fails Cynthis T. San Nicolas, a effective on June 11, Commis­ rect access to needed parts and The congressman further below the one point zero (1.0) teacher at Koblerville, has be- sioner Rechebei said. supplies for maintaining the strcsscclthc importance of The Education Commissioner Commonwealth's health and Rep. Antonio O. Quitugua congratulated the three new utility agencies was shown in vice principals and wished the introduction of HB 7-152 them the best of luck in their Wednesday. new responsibilities. Under the proposed act T O Y O T A signed by Rep. Stanley Torres 1990 Sedans the CNMI bids would be elim­ 1990 T O Y O T A Trucks inated on time-essential mate­ Appointments rial. An added benefit, according not made to the bill, would be the elimi­ For the month of JUNE all new trucks sold will have nation of so-called "middle in Senate men” and their associated commissions. An error in naming those His bill's avowed purpose is confirmed to boards and com­ FREE Bumper to "save the Commonwealth missions by the Senate was money." made in Tuesday's issue. Those One section of the bill man­ • FREE Bedliner persons named were scheduled dates that "if more than one to be considered, and were on manufacturer produces ,lhe the agenda. However, their • FREE Rustproofing needed equipment . . " then names were not acted upon. William Cing of Tinian was competitive bids must be named to the Mariana Islands taken. Housing Authority. Not confirmed were: • Ignacio L. Mesngon's Sen. Guerrero nomination to serve as a mem­ ber of the Marianas Public predicts OK Land Trust to represent Rota. • Vincente M. Torres of of Shimizu plan Saipan to serve as a member of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Sen, Herman Guerrero, Board was approved. He will chairman of the Saipan Leg­ represent Saipan on that body. islative Delegation, said Thurs­ • Rufina P. Miles to serve day morning "... Let us not as a member of the Mariana Is­ kid ourselves this (Shimizu) lands Housing Authority Board project is going to be built on of Directors, representing Saipan . .., " and he called for a women and the Carolinian delegation resolution tosay one Community. way or the other whether they • Efrain F. Camacho and support it. Richard J. Szumiel to serve as Sen. Juan Torres said he and members of the Building other members of the delega­ Safety Code Review Board. tion felt that the public should We regret the error. have input into their decision, but "... let's not procrasti­ nate. Let the public decide. Don't just sit back and do noth­ ing." The matter was not decided, but Guerrero said he was ex­ pecting to see a resolution. Scouting Today is Our Leadership Tomorrow! What can we do to help.

One tree can make 3.000.000 matches M ICROL CORPORATION SAN JOSE, SAIPAN MP 96950 TEL 234-5911-8 One match can burn 3.000.000 trees 26-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRTOAY. JUNE 22.1990 FRIDAY, JUNE 22,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-27 the Estate Of Villagomez, Luis Cruz In Re R o ta : with a clean slate, MIHA could a shortage. fault. After 30 days and he Arriola, Ana Tudela In Re the the Estate Of 0 6 /2 7 FmHA wants foreclosures... help clear up some of it's Responding to questions doesn't do anything then they Court Calendar Estate Of Atalig, Heronimo (Jeronimo) 9:00 am now - much more than the loan From page 1 looming financial problems about MIHA saying they don;t would put out a notice in the Camacho, Antonio Muna In L. In Re the Estate Of Herman's Modem Bakery vs value. However, he said that the and FmHA would have more have buyers for these homes, paper that the house will be Judge Alex C. Castro CNMI vs Julian T. William Re the Estate Of Luis M. Sablan 0 6 /2 7 only information FmHA had Pangelinan said the people confidence in the Common­ Pangelinan said, "why don't sold." 0 6 /2 5 (Order of Progression) Fanama, Felipe In Re the Micronesian Sales Co. Inc. vs CNMI vs Ramon Aguon, et.al. about how much money in its who say those "terrible houses wealth's housing agency. they try (selling) one?" 9:00 am CNMI vs Edgar Enso (Order of Estate Of Luis M. Sablan Once the homes in foreclo­ (Trial) escrow account was "what I in Koblerville" could be in for If the worst happens and "There might be lots of buy­ CNMI vs Otto, Joseph (Order Progression) Taitano, Juan Manahane In Re 0 6 /2 8 sure start being sold, Pangeli­ 10:00 am read in the paper." a surprise. "Those houses are MIHA has to foreclose, Pan­ ers," he said. of Progression) CNMI vs Brian A. Torres & the Estate Of 10:00 am nan said that FmHA was not in CNMI vs Anthony С Flores Pangelinan said that going for $70,000 . . the ones gelinan said the agency should All of the deadbeat mortgage CNMI vs Vicente Lieto Kalen Carman M. Pangelinan vs the business of loaning money Akira Takahashi (Arrgn.) Satur, Vicenta R. In Re the (Status Conf.) near the street are going for immediately begin attempting holders are not just in the (Order of Progression) Antonia M. Tudela (Trial) although MIHA was required to to finance mortgages which CNMI vs Florence Sablan Estate Of CNMI vs Anthony C. Flores $ 150,000-$250,000." to sell or auction off the fore­ Koblerville housing areas, CNMI vs Frank "Chio" Saburem, Magdalena In Re the 0 6 /2 9 provide "... quarterly state­ they already had. Under federal (Status Conf) 0 6 /2 8 He encouraged those who had closed properties " . . .before Pangelinan said, "they are all Rangmangmuo (Review Hrg.) CNMI vs Thomas H. 9:00 am ments on the find, we have not regulations anyone who wants Estate Of 9 :0 0 am been notified of default to con­ they pay us. That way, if they over the island.. and the value CNMI vs Sepio Joseph (Order Ramangmou Jr. and Francisco Cabrera, Anotnio Muna In Re MTC vs Pedro H. Hocag received an accounting for two to buy the homes from MIHA CNMI vs Leonardo Datu and sider cutting their losses, and have to sell a house for less has really doubled ... no matter of Progression) R . Santos the Estate Of MTC vs Rafael R. Quitugua quarters now..." - not FmHA - must come up Jesusa Morales (Trial) possibly making a profit by than the loan value the only where they are." CNMI vs Stevan Niffich Fitim CNMI vs Bemie A. Hiponia Atalig, Elias Masga In Re the MTC vs Theodore E. Aldrich He also said that MIHA was with cash to purchase the CNMI vs Wilson K. Edward selling or leasing their homes thing they will have to pay is He also disagrees with (Order of Progression) (Status Conf.) Estate Of MTC vs Prudencio S. Hocog being "stupid" by not foreclos­ homes. (Trial) now before foreclosure. the difference," he said. MIHA's executive director CNMI vs Carlito M. Magcalas CNMI vs Leandro M. Begonia Benavente, Juan S. In Re the CNMI vs Pineda, Mario Yanga MTC vs Perry B. Inos ing on the delinquent home Pangelinan said he was For example if a home had about how to proceed with He said it was feasible that & N o el G . P re sa s (Status Conf.) Estate Of (Status Conf.) MTC vs Concepcion P. San loans because by not doing so "sure" that foreclosures would $34,000 owed on it and MIHA foreclosure and eviction. "John MIHA could lease the property CNMI vs Miguel K. Omar CNMI vs Juaquina R. Santos Salas, Joaquin In Re the Estate CNMI vs Henry Robinson Nicolas they are compounding their ex­ eventually come "... it needs could get it sold for $33,000, (Sablan) says they need a to non-CNMI natives, but that (Order of Progression) (Status Conf.) Of (Status Conf.) MTC vs Ma. Diane J. Tiapon posure by allowing accrued in­ to be sooner, not later," he then all they would owe lawyer," Pangelinan said, "but article XII guidelines must be CNMI vs Herman M. Indalecio CNMI vs Malvin Dela Pena Salas, Carlos C. In Re the 0 6 /2 9 MTC vs Sabina M. Atalig terest to mount up. "It's about said. If mortgagees could sell FmHA is the $1,000 differ­ followed. (Order of Progression) (Status Conf.) Estate Of MTC vs Crispin M. Masga $13 per that first day," Pan­ they really don't a lawyer be­ 8:30 am or lease their homes for more ence. However, "with the esca­ CNMI vs Regino E. Aquino 1:30 pm Salas, Jesus A. In Re the 10:00 am gelinan said, "but it's 26 the cause these type of foreclosures Next time: FmHA offers CNMI vs Jou, Dae Hyun than the mortgage value, the (Order of Progression) Arriola, Joaquin Cabrera In Re CNMI vs Richardo S. next day, and 39 the next. . . lation in home values, there is are not judicial. All they do is low-cost one percent housing Estate Of (Arrgn.) they could essentially start over Taimanao (Status Conf.) keep adding $13 per day and really no way I see there being notify the guy that he is in de- loans to those who can qualify. MTC vs Ninfa C. Kani pretty soon interest gets to be MTC vs'Elpidia L. Mendioila pretty high. (Trial) The FmHA director said he CNMI vs Sererina A. Ogo was "very confident MIHA (Bench Trial) could get a lot for houses," no 10:30 am matter what shape they were in A n im portant m essage fo r Juvenile because homes that sold for $40,000 just two or three years Judge Robert A. Hefner ago are bringing $65-$70,000 CNM I G overnm ent Em ployees! 0 6 /2 5 9:00 am Ninth Circuit asked... Deleon Guerrero, Franisco C. From page 1 In Re the Estate Of the writ of prohibition against 0 6 /2 7 the CNMI Supreme Court was t Ж Ж b 9:00 am needed to " . . .protect and ef- Tudela, Santiago, C. In Re the fecturate the judgements of the Adi G overnm ent Em ployees w ho are Estate Of Ninth Circuit and the district MPLC vs Bernard S. Guerrero court of the Northern Mariana FHP m em bers should visit the FHP (Motion) Islands. Roger S. Govendo vs Marianas M arketing D epartm ent during the Leocadio C. Mafnas filed an Public Land Corp. et.al. appeal in the CNMI Supreme new G overnm ent O pen Enrollm ent Court following a judgement Judge Max W.K. Taylor against him and subsequent Season to update enrollm ent records. 0 6 /2 5 losses in the district and Ninth 3:00 pm Circuit. Now he has filed an­ COW TOW N STEAK HOUSE Juveniles other appeal in the case in the If you are a G overnm ent Em ployee, 0 6 /2 6 Supreme Court. 9:00 am Aldan-Picrcc’s attorneys also a n d but not an FH P m em ber, now is the AG & INO vs Van Maurice argued that local attorney Ted Tran (OSC) Mitchell, counsel for Mafnas, tim e to join! O pen E nrollm ent CNMI vs Vicente Sablan was an active lobbyist for the June 1-29,1990 (Bench Trial) act which created the Supreme CNMI vs Jesse Aguon Court and he was "urging the F eaturing T he F inest C harbroiled U .S.D .A . C hoice B eef Villagomez (Status Conf.) Commonwealth legislature to CNMI vs Charles Oden (Status divest the Ninth Circuit of S aipan's only "all you can eat salad bar" Conf.) jurisdiction in pending appeals. CNMI vs James N. Kaniki Please stop by and sign up at: Today attorneys for the (Hrg.) CNMI and Mitchell will argue CNMI vs Charlie D. Leon for their own "writs of prohibi­ FHP M arketing D epartm ent Guerrero (Status Conf.) tion." They want the CNMI to CNMI vs Joseph P. issue such a writ to the Supe­ 2nd Floor, O leai C enter Crisostomo et.al. rior Court to stop a retrial and 8 a.nu-5 p.m ., M onday—Friday 1:30 pm enforcement of a summary Tomei, John Alfred vs Tomei, judgement against Mafnas de­ 234-8125 o r 234-8453 Magdalena Naputi livered by a three-judge court of Lucia Tkel and L.B. vs Ressy appeals. Ellis (Tro/Osc) Attorneys for the CNMI 0 6 /2 8 want the high court to tell the 9:00 am Superior Court that it has not CNMI vs Modesta Magofna rendered a decision in an appeal (Sentencing) filed for Mariano Mendiola Cow Town Resort, 0 6 /2 9 there and to not enforce a man­ 9:00 am date issued by the three-judge M arpi, Saipan Rita K. Tudela vs Roberta panel ordering a new trial for Kesewal Mendiola. R estaurant R eservations Meena's vs Melissa Pangelinan If the Ninth Circuit orders its Joseph C. Reyes vs Termina writ of prohibition, a question at 322-1114 Mori remains who will enforce the For the latest m ovie E.C. Gozum & Co. vs order. Welcome Inc. However, if the Supreme inform ation at HEALTH CARE 1:30 pm Court declines to issue its writ Modesto F. Antonio vs Sablan of prohibition it will be abro­ C ow Town Theatre, O FHP, In c, 1990 Constr. Co. (Settlement Conf.) gating its own stated authority by allowing an appeals court please call 322-1116 decision to stand. 28-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VŒWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 22,1990

6-7th graders m ove to Hopw ood Junior High

PSS- Starting school year Hopwood, who were graduated Rota schools have kindergarten the Northern Marianas will sist of grades 7 and 8. Anc 1990-91 in either late August from the school on June 7, now. have kindergarten through grade high schools will accommodate of early September of this year, will move to Marianas High Public elementary schools in 6. Junior high level will con­ grades 9 through 12. '■гмпи.гп';— клшшпг m m iw------итми^ im m m t students who have just com­ School. Marianas High has pleted sixth and seventh grades grades 10 through 12, and will Call Tel. 234-6341/7578/9797 Fax; *234-9271 in public elementary schools in add grade 9 this coming school Saipan will be enrolled at year, Rechebei said. 2 SALES MANAGERS- College 1 aurta/MA 1 bKlALS biNUiNfcbK / MAINTENANCE REPAIRERS 2 BARTENDERS GTC Elementary elects PTA officers MANAGERS graduate required, 2 yrs. experience, College graduate required, 2 yrs. 2 MAINTENANCE (MECHANIC)- , 1 COOK- High school graduate Hopwood Junior High School, Salary: $700.00 - 900.00 per month. experience, Salary: $1,500 per month. High school equivalent, 2 yn. experi­ graduate, 2 yn. experience. Salary: said Commissioner of Educa­ The Education Commissioner PSS- Gragorio T. Camacho elected Tom Dela Cruz as place during the fourth quarter's ACCOUNTANTS Contact: TRANSAMERICA Contact: GEOTESTING, INC, P.O. ence. Salary: $2.15 - 3.00 per hour. $2.50 per hour. President; David Babauta as tion Elizabeth Diaz Rechebei. has also announced that this Elementary's parents and teach­ regular meeting so the new of­ 1 SHOP MANAGER- High school DEVELOPMENT CORP., P.O. Box Box 505 CHRB Saipan, MP 96950 1 ACCOUNTANT- High school grad­ 1 RESTAURANT SUPERVISOR uate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: Hopwood Junior High, begin­ coming school year, kinder­ ers elected their officers for the Vice President; Nett Paras as ficers can plan during the graduate, 2 yrs. experience, Salary: 1579, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29)F (602)? 1 ASSISTANT CHIEF COOK- ning this coming school year, garten will be added to the ele­ next school year. Secretary; and Susana Lomatas summer activities for the next $500 per month. $800.00 - 1,000.00 per month. High school graduate, 2 yrs. 1 ACCOUNTANT- High school 1 (Marine) ENGINEER -College grad. 2 ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS- as Treasurer. Contact: MYRNA R. DE CLARO dba experience, Salary: $2.90 per hour. will have grades 7 and 8, the mentary schools which do not In an election held before the school year. 2 yn. experience. Salary: $1,000. per Spin Arts T-Shirts, PPP 370 Saipan. equivalent, 2 yn. experience. Salary: High school equivalent, 2 yrs. experi­ 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER- High Commissioner said. have kindergarten. Only San closing of this school year last Anicia C. Dela Cruz, principal G.T. Camacho Elementary, $500.00 to 900.00 per month. month. ence. Salary: $2.15 - 3.15 per hour. MP 96950 (6/22)F school graduate, 2 yrs. experience, Eighth and ninth graders at Vincente, Tanapag, Tinian, and week, the parents and teachers of the school, said that the located in San Roque Village, Contact: CARMELINO P. DAVID dba 1 ACCOUNTANT-College grad. 2 yn. 2 SCUBA DIVERS- High school Salary: $3.50 per hour. Golden Eagle Corporation, P.O. Box equivalent, 2 yn. experience. Salary: school's by-laws require that has an enrollment of 184 stu­ 2 ACCOUNTANTS experience. Salary: $3.00 per hour. 1 CHIEF COOK- High school 326, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29)F $600.00 - 650.00 per month. election of PTA officers takes dents. 1 ACRHl'l'ECT- High school graduate. 1 DIESEL (Marine) ENGINE ME graduate, 2 yrs. experience, Salary: DOSA SUB SEA CO., LTD., P.O. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.50-3.00 CHANIC -High school grad.. 2 yrs. $3.25 per hour. 1 FRONT DESK MANAGER- High Box 2183, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29)F per hour. experience. Salary: $3.00-4.00 per hour 4 WAITRESSES- High school school equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Contact: HOUSE OF 1999, INC. P.O. Contact: GOLDEN WEST SAIPAN, graduate, 2 yrs. experience, Salary: Salary: $1,870.00 per year. Box 2625, Garapan, Saipan MP 96950 LTD., Caller Box PPP 645, Saipan, MP 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER $2.15 per hour. Contact: HAFADAI BEACH HOTEL 2 GAS ATTENDANT Death Anniversary (602) 96950 (6122)?. 2 WAITERS- High school graduate, dba Saipan Hotel Corporation, P.O. 1 AUTO PAINTER 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15- In remembrance of the 1 ACCOUNTANT- College graduate Box 338. Saipan, MP 96950 (6/15)F 1 ENGINEER- College graduate 1 RUST PROOFER/ 2.90 per hour. 3rd Anniversary of the required, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: required, 2 yn. experience. Salary: UNDERCOATER- High school Contact: TOKIWA TSUSHO CO., late passing of our $730.00 per month. 1 MANAGER-High school equivalent. $500.00 per month. equivalent, 2 yrs. experience, Salary LTD. dba Sanssouci Discotheque Contact: WESTERN SALES 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $500.00 per 7 CARPENTERS $2.15 per hour. Club & Coral Garden Restaurant & beloved husband, TRADING COMPANY. P.O. Box 91 month. 3 PLUMBERS Contact: PACIFIC GLOBE & Apartments. P.O. Box 226 CHRB THE GOVERNOR S CONFERENCE father & grandfather. CK, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29)F Contact: MGM CORP. dba OLYMPIC 3 MASONS- High school equivalent, ASSOCIATES, INC. dba Universal Saipan, MP 96950 (6/22)? MARKET, P.O. Box 1580, Saipan, MP 2 yn. experience. Salary: $1.75 per Rental, P.O. Box 732, Saipan, MP ON 1 ACCOUNTANT- College graduate 96950 (6/29)F. hour. 96950 (6/22)? 1 CLUB SUPERVISOR- High required, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: 1 DRAFTER- High school equivalent, school graduate, 2 yn. experience, LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SERVICES 1 ACCOUNTANT- High school DANIEL $4.80 per hour. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 per Salary: $600 per month. 1 9 9 0 graduate, 2 yrs. experience, Salary: 15 LAUNDRY WORKERS- High hour. MECHANICS 5 WAITRESSES $2.25 per hour school equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Contact: CMC CONSTRUCTION & 2 COOKS CAMPUS Contact: MARGARITA R. PAINTERS Salary: $2.15 per hour. MANPOWER SERVICES, Pacific 1 BARTENDER TANORIO dba Saipan Office WANTED Contact: TROPICAL LAUNDRY & Postal Plus 177, Saipan, CM 96950 1 AUTO BODY REPAIRER 1 SINGER- High school graduate, 2 Supply, P.O. Box 114, Saipan, MP TAITINGFONG LINEN SUPPLY COMPANY. LTD., (6/29)F 1 ELECTRICIAN yn. experience, Salary: $2.15 per Ten (10) words or less to fill in the blanks below! 96950 (6/22)F P.O. Box 540, CHRB, Saipan, MP 1 MECHANIC- High school graduate, hour. The family cordially invite our relatives & 2 CIVIL ENGINEERS- College gradu 2 yrs. experience, Salary: $2.25 per 5 MUSICIANS- High school THE GOVERNOR S PRE-WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE 96950 (6/29)F 2 ACCOUNTANTS- College ate required, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: hour. graduate, 2 yrs. experience, Salary: friends to the 3rd Anniversaiy Rosary to start graduate, 2 yn. experience, Salary: ON 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER $500.00 - 800.00 per month. 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT $750 per month. on Monday 25th of June 1990 at 8:00 p.m. at $500-800 per month. 1 PERSONNEL MANAGER- College 2 SHEET METAL WORKERS- High MECHANIC- High school graduate, 5 10 DANCERS- High school LIBRARIES AND INFORMATION SERVICE Contact: MICRONESIAN the residence of Mr. & Mrs. Jesus A. DL graduate required, 2 yrs. experience. school graduate, 2 yrs. experience. yn. experience, Salary: $2.50 per hour. equivalent, 2 yn. experience. Salary: GARMENT MANUFACTURES, u Guerrero (Vicky) at Koblerville. On the final Salary: S3.00 per hour. Salary: $1.50 - 1.75 per hour. Contact: CARMELA ENTERPRISES, $2.15-3.50 per hour. INC. P.O. Box 492, Saipan, MP _ 1 MAINTENANCE/ BUILDING Contact: TAC INT’L P.O. Box 2323, Saipan, MP 96950 1 ACCOUNTANT- College day, Tuesday July 3, 1990, Rosary will be said 96950 (6/22)F at 12:00 Noon followed by the Mass of Intention REPAIRER- High school graduate re­ CONSTRUCTORS INC., P.O. Box (6/22)? graduate, 2 yn. experience, Salary: quired, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: S2.15 1579, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29)F $2.80-6.00 per hour. 1 ACCOUNTING MANAGER- at 6:00 p.m. at St. Jude Church, Dinner will be per hour. 1 AIRCRAFT MECHANIC- College Contact: JOINUS ENTERPRISES. College graduate required, 2 yn. expe­ served Immediately after the mass at Mr. & Contact: MAS CORPORATION, P.O. 2 CIVIL ENGINEERS- College gradu­ graduate required, 10 yn. experience. INC. dba Joinus Club and Lounge, rience. Salary: $2,450 per month. Mrs. Jesus A DL Guerrero (Vicky) residence. Box 1998, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29)F ate required, 2 yn. experience. Salary: Salary: $3.00 - 5.00 per hour. P.O. Box 2183, San Jose, Saipan, (YOUR words could appear here!!! I f your slogan is chosen as the winning entry, you’ll Contact: HAKUBOTAN SAIPAN $500.00 - 800.00 per month. Contact: WORLD INTERNATIONAL MP 96950. (6/22)? ENT., INC., P.O. Box 127, be proud recipient o f aprestigious 3,000-page one-volume encyclopedia. Andyour slogan 2 ACCOUNTANTS- College 2 SHEET METAL WORKERS (SAIPAN) CORP. P.O. Box 2452, fondly Join Us. Saipan,MP 96950 (6/29)F w ill be read throughout the CNM I - every time the Conference is mentioned. graduate required, 2 yrs. Experience, (STEELMEN)- High school graduate, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29)F 1 WAITRESS High school M rs. A na adaAytiyu. Daitaingfong and Children Salary: $700.00 per month. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $1.50 - 1.75 equivalent, experience preferred, 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT per hour. 3 OUTBOARD MECHANICS- Salary: $2.50. Deadlinefor submittal is June 30. Entries should be sent to: Slogans, Public SchoolSystem, DhanÌQjoti very much fro m the fam ily. OPERATOR ARCHITECTS Contact: TAC INT’L High school graduate, 5 yrs. Contact: JESSE FORRESTER dba 1 .MACHINIST- High school CONSTRUCTORS INC., P.O. Box Club Imperial, P.O. Box 691, ; P.O. Box ¡370, Saipan M P 96950. ENGINEERS experience. Salary: $5.00 per hour. graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: 1579, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29)F Contact: SEASHORE INC. P.O. Saipan MP 96950 (6/22)F Don’t delay! Do it now! $2.50 per hour. 1 STATIONARY ENGINEER- Box 428, Saipan, MP 96950 1 MASON- High school equivalent, 1 CTVIL ENGINEER- College graduate OCTOBER, 1990 College graduate required, 2 yn. expe­ (6/22)? 2 MAGICIANS- High school 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.30 per rience. Salary: $2.15 - 4.50 per hour. required, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: equivalent, 2 yn. experience. Salary: SAIPAN, MP 96950 hour. 4 WAITERS $ 1,800.00 per month. $600 per month. Marianas High School Teachers Association 1 WELDER- High school 1 GARDENER- High school equiva­ 1 CONSTRUCTION MANAGER- ENTERTAINERS Contact: LEE CORPORATION dba equivalent, 2 yn. experience. Salary: lent, 2 yn. experience. Salary: $2.15 - College graduate required, 2 yn. expe­ Arizona Night Club, P.O. Box Box 207 Saipan, MP 96950 $2.75 per hour. rience. Salary: $850.00 - 1,000 per 2.50 per hour. 2 SINGERS 2451, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/22)? June 20,1990 1 COOK- High school equivalent, 2 month. PUBLIC NOTICE 1 DISHWASHER 2 WAITRESSES yrs. experience, Salary: $2.15-2.30 8 CARPENTERS- High school 1 JANITOR 2 BARTENDERS 5 MUSICIANS- High school equiva­ per hour. equivalent, 2 yn. experience. Salary: Dear Contributor: 1 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN- 2 DANCERS- High school graduate, 2 lent, 2 yn. experience. Salary: $600.00 Contact: BLACK MICRO. $1.65 - Z25 per hour. The Division of Environmental Quality (DEQ) will be holding a High school experience, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: S2.15 per hour. per month. CORPORATION P.O. Box 545 4 MASONS- High school equivalent, yn.expericnce. Salary: $2.15 - 3.00 per Contact: SHIMA INC. dba Club # 1, Contact: RAYMOND SA. TUPAS dba Public Hearing in conjunction with the Commonwealth Utilities We would like to take this opportunity to extend a “DANGKULO NA SI CK, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/22) 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $1.65 - 1.85 YUUS MA'ASE'!” for your contribution to the Second Annual Aca­ hour. P.O. Box 356, Saipan, MP 96950 Topaz Promotion, P.O. Box 394, Corporation (CUC), Sewer division, on Tuesday, July 10, 1990 at 4 WAITRESSES per hour. 1 MANAGER-Collcgegraduaic.2yrs. (6/29)? Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29)? the Carolinian UTT Building in Garapan. The hearing will be held at demic Excellence Awards presentation for Marianas High School. 1 COOK HELPER- High school grad­ 1 ELECTRICIAN- High school experience. Salary:S500.00pcrmonth. Your positive response has allowed us to continue a very positive uate, 2 yn. experience. Salary: $2.15 - equivalent, 2 yn. experience. Salary: 7:00pm to discuss the Construction Grants Priority List for the 1991 Contact: MGM CORP. dba OLYMPIC contribution to the graduating seniors of our island. They have now been 3.25 per hour. $1.75 - 1.85 per hour. Fiscal Year. MART, P.O. Box 1580, Saipan, MP awarded a head start on their career plans. 1 BARTENDER- High school gradu­ 1 PLUMBER: High school equivalent, 96950 (6/29)F. ate, 2 yn. experience. Salary: $2.15 - 2 yn. experience. Salary: $ 1.85 per JOB POSITION OPEN hour. Construction Grants are federal monies provided by the U.S. /iîài^A dai 3.50 per hour. (NEW HIRE) 1 FLOOR SUPERVISOR- High Contact: ELEPHANT У RATES: Environmental Protection Agency to fund major sewer projects in the O w /3 . school graduate, 2 yrs. experience. CORPORATION dba Top Classified Announcement: Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. The US Congress /У Jean В. Olopai Salary: $2.50 - 3.75 per hour. Construction, P.O. Box 673, Saipan, PRESSMEN/PRINTERS Scholarship, Chairperson P er one inch column - $ 3 .00 1 NIGHT'AUDITOR- High school MP 96950 (6/29)F ended the Construction Grant Program nationally in 1990. The CNMI Must have at least 2 years experience in operating printing was fortunately awarded and extension of the grant program for FY- Classified Display: equivalent, 2 yrs experience. Salary: Per one inch column - $3.50 $2.50 - 4.00 per hour. presses. Must be quality conscious in offset printing. Monthly 90. However, it is uncertain if federal grants will be available for Contributors 4 COOKS- High school graduate, 2 DEADLINE: MAINTENANCE salary of $400 to $500. FY -91. yrs. experience. Salary: $3.00 - 4.75 Coca-Cola Island Bottling Marpac For Tuesday Edition - per hour. 7 MAINTENANCE REPAIRERS Friday - 5:00 p.m. Contact: PACIFIC MICRONESIA Garment Industry 2 MAINTENANCE (MECHANIC)- GRAPHIC ARTISTS Therefore the FY-91 Priority List is especially important this year Moylans Insurance CORPORATION dba Dai-ichi Hotel , For Friday Edition - High school equivalent, 2 yn. experi­ Saipan Beach, P.O. Box 1029, Saipan, . since CUC Sewer Division will be more dependant on local J.C. Tenorio Enterprises Rotary Club of Saipan Wednesday -12 Noon ence. Salary: $2.15 - 3.00 per hour. Must be a graduate of art school or equivalent. At least 2 MP 96950 (6/29)F appropriations. The Priority List is the annual ranking of sewage Joeten Motors Company Saipan Amusement Assoc. NOTE: 1 ACCOUNTANT- High school grad­ years working experience in graphic design, advertising projects based on health and population factors, required for all If for some reason your adver­ 1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER- uate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: and general layout of art work. Salary: $500 to $700 per projects that may be eligible for federal funding. Mm’s General Saipan Ice & Water Co. tisement is incorrect, call us Collcge graduate required, 2 yn. $800.00 - 1,000.00 per month. month. immediately to make the neces­ experience, Salary: $600 per month. 2 ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS- The government and legislative representatives, as well as the LftT International TakaiA Associates sary corrections. The Marianas 1 ELECTRICIAN- High school High school equivalent, 2 yn. experi­ general public are encouraged to attend and comment on funding Variety News and Views is re­ graduate, 2 yrs. experience, Salary: ence. Salary: $2.15 - 3.15 per hour. Please apply In person or send resume to: Town House 2 SCUBA DIVERS- High school sponsible only for one incorrect $1.75 per hour. priorities, project ranking and allocations planned for FY-91. equivalent, 2 yn. experience. Salary: insertion. We reserve the right to Contact: LORRIN G. SAKIIIARA $600.00 - 650.00 per hour. Y0UNIS ART STUDIO, INC. edit, refuse, reject or cancel any. dba L.S. Electrical Scrvs. & Const. P.O. Box 85, Saipan, MP 96950 DOSA SUBSEA CO., LTD., P.O. /s/ F. Russell Mechem II ad at any time. P.O. Box 231, Saipan, MP 96950 Chief Save Gas $ Save Cash (6/22)F Box 2183, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29)F FRIDAY, JUNE 22,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 31 30-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 22,1990 CONSTRUCTION JOB VACANCY WORKERS '86 TOYOTA WAGON ENTERTAINERS POSITION VACANCY POSITION VACANCY (Local Hire Only) 1 CARPENTER For Sale: $5,000. (cash Only) 2 WAITRESSES COMMONWEALTH ZONING BOARD 2 MASONS Imported from U.S., Tercel, 2 w/d, air con. automatic 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER- High COMMONWEALTH ZONING BOARD 3 HOUSEWORKERS Micro Pacific Inc. has a job opening for; transmission, 4-speaker stereo am/fm cassette. school equivalent, 2 yra. experience. OFFICE MANAGER DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR/COMMUNITY 3 HOUSEKEEPERS- High school Salaiy: $2.15 per hour. PLANNER graduate, 2 yra. experience. Salary: 1 CASH IER Blue color, good tires. Contact: NOBUKO T. BABAUTA dba $2.15 per hour. NO RUST Tokyo en Restaurant, P.O. Box 2373, The Commonwealth Zoning Board wishes to announce the po­ Contact: ROMEO C. PAGAPULAR Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29)F sition of Office Manager/The Office Manager's duties follow: The Commonwealth Zoning Board wishes to announce the po­ dba R & C Enterprises, P.O. Box 52. Salary; $2.50-3.00 per hour Need to buy smaller car, payments only reason for sale Duties and Responsibilities: sition of Deputy administrator/Community Planner. The Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29JF Work Schedule; Monday - Saturday; 8-5 Call Dave. 234-3405 evenings. 2 WAITRESSES- High school Deputy/Planner’s duties follow: equivalent, 2 yrs. experience, Salaiy: 1. Assists in formulating and implementing office standards and procedures. 1. Plans and coordinates education functions concerning land Contact; Sonny Javier, Micro Pacific $2.15 per hour. use planning and zoning projects and plans of the Board. Contact: UNITED ENTERPRISES, 2. Creates and maintains filing system for land use MISCELLANEOUS 2. Arranges meetings, and workshops with community Tel. # 322-9253/9388 or INC. dba Young's Bakery and inventory, maps, and other planning documents. Creates groups, other public agencies, property owners, and other af­ 1 COMPUTER OPERATOR- College Apply in person Monday thru Friday: 9-3. Snack. P.O. Box 2183, San Jose, filing and retrieval system for zoning applications and Saipan, MP 96950 (6/22)F fected parties concerned with the land use and zoning plan. graduate required, 2 yrs. experience. maintains system. Salary: $2.15 per hour. 3. Assists the Administrator and consultants in collection 3. Responsible for performing a variety of administrative as­ Contact: 3K CORPORATION dba Han and assembly of data and preparation of appropriate reports signments in the areas of personnel, finance, procurement Yang Construction, P.O. Box 1489, TECHNICIANS relating to land use and land transactions on Saipan. PHP, INC. and supply. Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29)F ASIA PACIFIC REGION 1 A/C REF. TECHNICIAN -High 4. Assists in reviewing proposed legislation assigned by the 4. Prepares time and attendance reports for all employees and 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - D FS Saipan, Ltd. school graduate. 2 yrs. experience. Board. HAS A JOB OPENING: Zoning Board members for submission to payroll and acts as High school graduate orequivalent. 2 yrs Salaiy: S2.15 per hour. 5. Develops and reviews information and plans, and makes Zoning Board timekeeper. experience. Salary: $2.15-$6.00perhour. Contact: RODICO VIDAL dba RV PHP Saipan Accountant Representative recommendations on planning problems specifically related Contact: EURO PACIFIC CORP. dba ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box 194, Saipan, 5. Handles office mail and prepares and types letters and (Full Time) to a variety of land uses involving conflicting factors, eco­ THE LIGHTHOUSE. P.O. Box 50 TECHNICAL SUPPORT SPECIALIST MP 96950 (6/29)F. other correspondence for the Chairman or Zoning nomic growth, and the social and cultural welfare and cus­ CHRB, Capitol Hill, Saipan, MP 96950 Administrator. Benefits: Excellent Medical/Dental Benefits toms of the community. (6/22)F.______We are looking for a person who does'ntmind getting 2 AIRCON TECHNICIAN Qualifications: Tension Programs 1 CARPET LAYER -High school 6. Reviews and evaluates work performed under contract for 3 AUTOMOTIVE WASHERS- High school graduate, plus a minimum of five years of work Life/LTD his hands dirty. The position requires a degree or job graduate. 2 yrs. experience. Salaiy: accuracy, completeness and conformity with contract re­ High school graduate, 2 yrs. experience as a secretary/and or administrative experience; Stock Ownership experience in computers, communications, and point $500.00 per month. quirements, and may make recommendations for improve­ experience. Salary: 52.25-2.50 per computer and word processing experience is preferred. Reimbursement Accounts Contact: ADVANCE MARKETING, ment of the final report hour. of sale equipment. Person will be responsible for Caller Box PPP138, Saipan, MP 96950 Salary: Based upon experience and qualifications, between Contact: N ESTO R R. Vacation Benefits Qualifigatiflns; ABLON dba General Fashion maintenance, and configuration of all computer (6/29)F $16,000.00 - 20,000.00 per annum. Interested persons should Holiday Pay A college or university degree in planning, geography, eco­ Center, P.O. Box 1447, Saipan, MP contact Ms. Cindy Camacho at tel. nos. 234-3179/3182 for Tuition Assistance related equipment. nomics, management, political science, public or business 96950 (6/22)F more information. Must have a minimum of two years college education, must administration, architecture or social science is preferred. CONSTRUCTION BENIGNO R. FITIAL 1 ADMINISTRATIVE type 50 - 55 WPM, have a good command of the English Good communication skills, including both oral and written Competetive salary, excellent benefits, professional WORKERS CHAIRMAN ASSISTANT- High school graduate, language, be able to work independently. Applicant must be abilities are required, and the ability to speak in the vernacular 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $3.40- able to work with the public. Will be required to service exist­ environment is preferred. 3.80 per hour. 10 CARPENTERS 1 PERSONNEL CLERK- High ing accounts and prospect new accounts. Must have a valid 1 PLUMBER Salary: Based upon experience and qualifications, between school equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. drivers license and use of a personal vehicle is required. Please send resume to: 1 ELECTRICIAN POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT $28,000.00 and $34,000.00 per annum. Interested persons Salary: $3.00-3.50 per hour. Interested applicants should apply in person at the FHP Saipan 5 PAINTERS- High school The Marianas Public Land Corporation needs one Comptroller should contact Ms. Cindy Camacho at tel. nos. 234- Contact: SAIPAN DIAMOND Clinic, located at Oleai Building. equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: to assist the Executive Director in the overall management of HOTEL COMPANY LTD. dba DFS Saipan, Ltd. S 1.50 per hour. 31779/3182. the financial affairs of the Corporation. The minimum Saipan Diamond Hotel, P.O. Box U.S. Immigration law requires that we verify the IDENTITY Personnel Department 100 MASONS- High school BENIGNO R. FITIAL. 66, Saipan. MP 96950 (6/22)F equivalent, 2 yrs. experience, Salaiy: qualification for the position are: CHAIRMAN and WORK- ELIGIBILITY for all new hires. We do this in a P.O. Box 528 $1.50-2.25 per hour. 2 COOKS- High school graduate, 2 non-discriminatory basis. FHP, Inc. is and EEO Employer. 2 ACCOUNTANTS 1. Bachelor's degree in accounting the U.S. accredited yrs. experience. Salary: $2.27-3.12 Saipan, MP 96950 1 ARCHITECT- College graduate institution. per hour. required, 4 yrs. experience. Salary: 2. Two years of actual working experience in accounting. 3 WAITERS- High school graduate, $500 per month. INVITATION TO BID 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.27 per 3. Five years of experience in supervisory position in the Contact: JAYFERS DPW90-1TB-00129 hour. INTERNATIONAL, P.O. Box area of finance. Contact: MARIANAS OCEAN L ~ IS GROWING 1038, Saipan. MP 96950 (6/22)F 4. High degree of fluency in the vernacular. The Department of Public Works is soliciting sealed bids for ENTERPRISES, INC. dba Seaport the Construction of Bike Trail Through Memorial Park, Restaurant, P.O. Box 353 CHRB. 10 MASONS- High school Qualified individuals who are interested must submit their Saipan, MP Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Saipan, MP 96950 (6/22)F equivalent, 2 yrs. experience, Salary: Bids in duplicate will be accepted in the Office of the Chief of $1.75 per hour. resume no later that June 22,1990 to : 2 COOKS- High school graduate, 2 Contact: EMILIO P. QUIATCHON Procurement & Supply at Lower Base, Saipan until 3:00 pm, у/s. experience. Salary: $2.15 per G R O W W IT H dba EQ Construction, P.O. Box Executive Director local time, Friday, June 29,1990, at which time and place the hour. US 1073 Saipan, MP 96950, (6/22)F Marianas Public Land Corporation bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received Contact: NEW SEOUL INC. P.O. after the about time will not be accepted under any circum­ Box 1694, Saipan, MP 96950 P.O. Box 380 (6722)F UWE GROW WITH US I ELECTRICIAN stances. 1 AUT1MOB1LE MECHANIC-High Saipan, MP 96950 A bond of 15% of the total bid price must accompany the bid. 1 ADIMINISTRATTVE OFFICER- school equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. High school equivalent, 2 yrs. Salary: $2.15 per hour. This security may be a Certified Check, Cashier's Check, Bid experience, Salary: $3.00 per hour. Contact: R & K, INC. dba R & K Bond or other form acceptable to the Government made Contact: WIN FUNG. ENT, INC., EQUIPMENT RENTAL, P.O. Box REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS payable to the Treasurer, Commonwealth of the Northern Mar­ P.O. Box 463 Saipan.MP 96950 1328, Saipan. MP 96950 (6/29)F iana Islands with a notation on the face of the check: "Credit (6/22)F ______2 CARPENTERS Account No. 1453",. Bid security is not required if bid amount The Tinian Casino Gaming Control Commission is soliciting 2 DIVING INSTRUCTORS- High 2 MASONS- High school graduate, 2 is less than $25,000.00. competetive sealed proposals school graduate, 2 yrs. experience, yrs. experience. Salary:S 2.15 - 3.00 The bidder is required to submit with hes proposal, a copy of Salary $4.31- 4.99 per hour. per hour. his business permit as a compliance with Contractor's Regis­ Contact: MACRO ENERGY, INC. Contact: CM GENERAL To provide legal services to the commission tration and Licensing Laws of the Commonwealth of the P.O. Box 219 CHRB, Saipan, MP FABRICATOR, INC. P.O. Box 432, The scope of work for this proposal shall include the following: 96950 (6/22)F Saipan. MP 96950 (6/29)F Northern Mariana Islands. 1. Provide written legal opinions to the Commission on Specifications and plans of the project are available on or after 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER- V. -,u 1 ELECTRICIAN -College graduate. 2 issues raised in the Local Initiative that authorized June 18,1990 at Technical Services Division, Department of High· school graduate, 2 yrs. yrs. experience. Salary: $1.75 per hour. legalized gamblings on Tinian. Public Works in Saipan. A non-refundable payment of $25.00 experience, Salary: $2.15 per hour. We want career oriented individuals who care about Contact:. LUIS MARTINEZ dba is required for each set. Pre-bid conference for this project will Contact: ANTONIA V. TAITANO COMPUTRONIX, P.O. Box 107 CK, 2. To re[esent and defend the Commission before any dba MAAC Enterprises, P.O.Box their personal and career development. be held at 3:00pm, local time, Friday, June 22, 1990, at the Saipan, MP 96950 (6/22)F. courts both inside and outside the Commonwealth. 705, As Perdido, Saipan, MP 96950 Schedule a visit to our company by calling for an 3. To attend Commission meetings on Tinian as re Technical Services Division, Department of Public Works in (6/22)F 2 CARPENTERS Saipan. appointment at 234-6600 HUMAN RESURCES ADMINISTRATOR 2 MASONS- High school equivalent, quired. 3 PAINTERS 2 yrs. experience. Salaiy: $2.15 per Attention is called to the Labor Standards Provisions for 4. To travel outside of the Commonwealth as required. 17 MASONS MTC has a challenging and rewarding career hour. Wage Rate Determination of the CNMI Classification and 9 CARPENTERS »OFFICE ASSISTANT opportunity in the area of hum an resources. If you Contact: A.B.C. ENTERPRISE, P.O. 5. To perform other legal duties as required. Salary Structure Plans, and payment of not less than the min­ 6 ELECTRICIANS have a college degree with emphasis in hum an Box 2483, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29)F 6. Hourly, monthly or annual rate or fee. imum salaries and wages as set forth in the in the Specifica­ 3 PLUMBERS- High school »PRODUCT MANAGER resources management (or equivalent experience), 10 CARPENTER tions must be paid on this project. equivalent, 2 yra. experience, Salary: good communications skills, computer experience, 10 MASON -High school equivalent. 2 All proposals should be sent to John U. Hofschneider, Chair- All bid documents received shall be the sole property of the $1.65-2.25 per hour. Contact: TRANSPACIFIC »SWITCHING TECHNICIAN yrs. experience. Salary: $1.75 per hour. man.P.O. Box 143,Tinian,MP96952,on or before July 15,1990. Government of the Northern Mariana Islands with the excep­ and desire to be a aprt of one of the fastest Contact: WILLIAM S. TORRES dba CORPORATION dba Transpacific growing companies in the CNMI, please stop by tion of bid bonds, certified checks or cashier’s check which will Construction, P.O. Box 756, Salary commensurate with experience W.S.T; ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box 32, The Tinian Casino Gaming Control Commission reserves the be returned to the bidders in accordance with the specification Saipan. MP 96950 (6/22)F our office in Susupe for application, or send your Saipan MP 96950 (6/22)F. EXCELLENT BENEFITS AVAILABLE right to reject any or all proposals for any reasons and to waive any section, "Instruction to Bidders" Page 1-2, Paragraph No. 05, re s u m e to: 4 COOKS- High school equivalent, 2 Business hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., 1 PAINTER -High school equivalent 2 defeats in the proposals if in its sole opinion to do so would be Bid Guarantee. MTC Human Resources yrs. experience. Salaiy: $1.75 per hour. yra. experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. in its best interest. The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids and Monday thru Friday Contact: EDILBERTO JAVIER dba B&J Contact: TRI-ALL INTERNATIONAL P.O. Box 306, Saipan, MP 96950 CORPORATION. P.O. Box 2610, CONSTRUCTION & IMPORT, P.O. to waive any imperfection in the bid proposal in the interest of E.E.0. No phone calls, please. the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Saipan.M P96950 (6/22)F Box 2063, Saipan. MP 96950 (6/22)F /s/JOHN U. HOSCHNEIDER /s/ Nick C. Sablan Chairman CLASSIFIED ADS Director of Public Works. FRIDAY, JUNE 22,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 33 32-marianas variety news AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 22,1990 MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS INVITATION TNVITATION FOR BID SAIPAN DIAMOND HOTEL 1 SALES SUPERVISOR- High DPW 90-ITB-00125 The Chief, Procurement & Supply, is soliciting competitive 6 GARDENERS/1ANDSCAPERS school graduate, 2 yrs. experience, is currently seeking applications for: The Department of Public Works is soliciting sealed bids 18 COOK HELPERS Salary: $2.50-3.50 per hour. sealed bids for the procurement of one-unit sedan and one-unit 2 WAITRESSES- High school equiva­ SECURITY GUARDS Contact: ACORN S.J. KIM for the Construction of As Lito Road, Saipan, MP, 4x4 pick-up truck, CIF ROTA, with the following lent, 2 yrs. experience, Salary $2. 15 CORPORATION dba New Olympic Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Bids in per hour. specifications: Shift work and weekend work is involved. Market, Caller Box PPP 222 Saipan 2 COOKS- High school equivalent, 2 duplicate will be accepted in the Office of the Chief of ONE-UNIT FORDOR SEDAN, FOUR CYLINDER, AIR- MP 96950 (6/22)F yrs. experience. Salary: 32.30 per hour. Benefits: Procurement & Supply at Lower Base, Saipan until 2:30 CONDITION, WITH AM/FM RADIO, POWER STEERING Contact: HAFA ADAI BEACH Medical Benefits 1 ADMINISTRATIVE p.m., local time, Friday, June 29, 1990, at which time and AND AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. HOTEL dba Saipan Hotel Corporation, Paid Vacation/Sick Leaves ASSISTANT- High school graduate, place the bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids P.O. Box 338, Saipan, MP 96950 AND 2 yrs. experience, Salary: $450-700 received after the -above time will not be accepted under any (6/22)F Free meals & Uniforms ONE-UNIT 4X4 PICK-UP TRUCK WITH AM/FM RADIO, per month. circumstances. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, POWER STEERING Night Differential Contact: EUTO ENTERPRISES, 1 COMPUTERPROGRAMMER-High Contract time is 240 Calendar Days. All bids must be INC. dba Euto General AND AM/FM RADIO. school grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: Construction, Caller Box PPP 313, accompanied by a bidder's bond in the amount of not less than TO BE INCLUDED: INSTALLATION OF BLUE AND RED $500 per month, Apply in person at the Personnel Office Ground Floor, Anytime during office hours. Saipan MP 96950 (6/22)F 15% of the total bid price. Bid security may be bid bond, LIGHTS, SIREN WITH PA SYSTEM. BOTH VEHICLES 1 A/C TECHNICIAN -High school certified check, cashier's check or other form acceptable to the equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: ARE ALSO TO BE PAINTED BLUE AND WHITE WITH 2 BAKERS- High school graduate, 2 Government made payable to the treasurer, Commonwealth of $500 per month. yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. YELLOW LETTERING "POLICE" ON THE LEFT AND Contact: ALEXANDER UY dba AD­ Contact: LUZ CALVO WATSON dba the Northern Mariana Islands with a notation on the face of the RIGHT FENDERS "AND ON THE LEFT AND RIGHT VANCE MARKETING, (Saipan) Corp., The Oven Shop, P.O. Box 1760 CK, check: "Credit Account No. 1453". The payment of $350.00 is REAR SIDE AS WELL. Caller Box PPP138, Saipan, MP 96950 4 y H & MARIANAS INSURANCE Saipan 96950 (6/29)F required for every set of plans, specifications and other bidding' These vehicles must have maintenance/warranty agreement, (622)F. instruction which can be secured from the Technical Services W COMPANY, LTD. 1 CHIEF OFFICER- High school must be rust pioofed/undercoated and registered/safety inspected 1 SUPERVISOR- High school graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: Division, Department of Public Works, Saipan, MP, on or prior to delivery at Marpands with registration fee payable at graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $3.97 per hour. after June 08, 1990. A receipt for the payment should be the CNMI Treasury. $3.20 per hour. Contact: SUN CORPORATION, P.O. obtained from the cashier, Department of Public Works, before Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope, marked IFB90- 2 KITCHEN HELPER- High school Box 379, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29)F graduate, 2 yrs, experience. Salary: CAREER OPPORTUNITY applying for the bidding documents. 0068, IN DUPLICATE to the Chief, Procurement & Supply, $2.15 per hour. 2 DRILLER-High school equivalent. 2 The Department of Public Works hereby notifies ail bidders Lower Base, no later than 2:30 PM, June 27, 1990, at which Contact: HOTEL NIKKO SAIPAN, ADMINISTRATIVE/INSURANCE CLERK yrs. experience. Salary: $3.00 per hour. that it will affirmatively insure that in any contract entered time and place all bids received will be publicly opened and INC dba Hotel Nikko Saipan, P.O. Contact: GEOTESTING. INC., P.O. into pursuant to this advertisement, minority business Box 152 CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950 Qualifications: read. Bids received late will not be considered. The CNMI Box 505, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/29)F. enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in (6/22)F •High school graduate1 government reserves the right to reject any or all bids in the response to this invitation and will not be discriminated • Excellent communicative and typing skills 1 GRAPHIC ARTIST- High school best interest of the government. 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS- graduate^ yrs. experience. Salary: against on the grounds of race, color, and national origin in DAVID M. APATANG College graduate required, 2 yrs. expe­ • Career motivated and dependable $2.64 per hour. consideration for an award. rience. Salary: $700.00 - 1,000.00 per • Possess a valid driver's license 1 CARPENTER- High school In addition, bidders are hereby notified that all bids may be month. equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: 1 ACCOUNTANT- College graduate Great benefits and career advancement opportunities $2.84 per hour. rejected if the lowest responsive bid received exceed the required, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: exist tor the right individual. Qualified applicants may Contact: YOUNIS ART STUDIO, Government's estimate by more than 1% percent and it is INVITATION FOR BID SI,50(1.00 - 2,000.00 per month. submit resume or call for sn appointment. Monday - Friday INC. dba Marianas, Variety News to do so would be in its best interest. All Bid Bonds not ac­ OPERATORS- High school graduate, products. The company is seeking an individual to develop and All bid documents received shall be the sOle property of the Lower Base, Saipan, MP 96950. cepted will be returned to bidders within 30 days of the open­ 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.50 - 3.30 maintain positive relationships with tourist oriented outlets and Government of the Northern Mariana Islands with the ing of bids. All bids shall become the property of CUC. per hour. Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelop marked DPW90- fine dining facilities In SaipanV FOR SALE Sincerely, exception of bid bonds, certified checks or cashiers check Contact: DILLINGHAM ITB-00128 in duplicate copies to the Chief, Procurement and The successful candidate will sell to and service the market with which will be returned to the bidders in accordance with the CONSTRUCTION, GUAM dba /s/ Ramon S. Guerrero Supply, Lower Base, Saipan, MP, 96950, no later than 2 p.m. premium liquor and promotional programs. The compensation Hawaiian Rock Products, Caller Box FORD MUSTANG Executive Director. specifications section, "Instruction to Bidders" Page 1-2, July 09,1990 at which time and place all bids received will be package Is negotiable, and includes a base salary of $18,000 to Paragraph No. 05, Bid Guarantee. PPP 139, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F 1977 MODEL publicly opened and read. Bid received late will not be consid­ $24,000 plus an entertainment allowance, medical/dental The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids and AM/FM, Excellent 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER- High ered. The CNMI Government reserves the right to reject any or insurance and vacation leave. to waive any imperfection in the bid proposal in the interest of school graduate, 2 yrs. experience. all bids in the best interest of the Government. The Govern­ Please send your resume in confidence to: condition. Asking price the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Salary: $500.00 per hour. ment reserves the right to award in single or total package. Contact: OCEAN OIL KMPG Peat Marwlck $1,000 or best offer. INTERNATIONAL CORP., P.O. Box /x/ Nick c. Sablan Caller Box PPP 543, Saipan, MP 96950 See to appreciate SAFE DRIVING NICK SABLAN 1880, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F Director of Public Works. (670) 322-0860 / 0861 Call: Rlc at Tel. 234-6031 DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS 36-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRTOAY-JUNE 22,1990 FRIDAY, JUNE 22.1990--MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 37

CLASSIFIED ADS INVITATIO N TO RID INVITATIO N TO BID CLASSIFIED ADS REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS (NEW) CUC-ITB-90-W008 CUC-ITB-90-W007 (NEW) The Chief of Procurement and Supply, is soliciting competi­ 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT- The Executive Director's Office, CUC will receive sealed bids The Executive Director’s Office, CUC will receive_§ealed bids 1 ACCOUNTANT- College graduate, tive sealed proposals for computer equipment, software acces­ □ Clean Living] High school graduate, 2 yrs. experi­ for the Construction of the CAPITOL HILL VILLAGE for the Construction of the DANDAN VILLAGE 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 - 5.00 sories for the Department of Commerce and Labor to meet the ence. Salary: S2.1S - 5.00 per hour. HOMESTEAD WATERLINE PROJECT, Saipan, HOMESTEAD WATERLINE PROJECT, Saipan, per hour. expanded data processing needs of the department and to effec­ 2 COOKS Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. The sealed Contact: N.C. GODINO CON­ tively and efficiently execute and comply with the various M arianas C leaners 10 PRESSERS Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. The sealed STRUCTION, P.O. Box 2240, 6 0 SEWING MACHINE bids shall be identified on the outside of the envelope by the bids shall be identified on the outside of the envelope by the Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F statutes governing the department (e.g. Labor, Economic OPERATORS invitation for bids number of CUC-ITB-90-W008. Bids in invitation for bids number of CUC-ITB -9Q-W007. Bids in Development, Statistical Information, Employment services, Immediate Opening For: 3 CARPENTERS 10 CUTTERS (MACHINE) duplicate will be accepted in the Office of the Chief of duplicate will be accepted in the Office of the Chief of Banking and Finance). 10 PACKERS- High school graduate, 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT ONE (1) COUNTER PERSON Procurement and Supply at Lower Base, Saipan until 3:00 pm. Procurement and Supply at Lower Base, Saipan until 2:00 pm. The successful vendor must be able to: 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 per MECHANICS Experience required, must have good personality with hour. local time on July 20. 1990 at which time and place the bids local time on July 20.1990 at which time and place the bids 3 MASONS A. Obtain all necessary hardware, software, accessories and 5 HEAVY EQUIPMENT all software licenses (if applicable) needed to successfully good mathematical background. Contact: JIN APPAREL, INC., P.O. will be publicly opened and read aloud. will be publicly opened and read aloud. OPERATORS- High school equiva­ Box 2267, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F A bid guarantee of 15% of the total bid price must accompany implement the recommended system. Also: A bid guarantee of 15% of the total bid price must accompany lent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $1.50 - the bid. This security may be in cash, certified check, cashier’s B. Provide all site preparation to successfully install the sys­ W ASHERS 1 WAREHOUSE WORKER- High the bid. This security may be in cash, certified check, cashier's 2.15 per hour. school graduate, 2 yrs. experience. check, or other form acceptable to the CNMI Government check, or other form acceptable to the CNMI Government Contact: WESTERN EQUIPMENT tem. FEEDERS/FOLDERS Salary: $2.50 per hour. made payable to the Commonwealth Utilities Corporation made payable to the Commonwealth Utilities Corporation INCORPORATED, P.O. Box 1402, C. Comply with all the detail requirements specified in the DRY CLEANING CK, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F 1 DIESEL MECHANIC- High school with the notation on the face of the check: "Credit Account with the notation on the face of the check: "Credit Account RFP MAINTENANCE equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: D. Successfully install the hardware and software that ;meets No. 0603-001343. 1 MAINTENANCE WORKERS - DELIVERY MEN $2.15 per hour. the user's needs as defined in the specification. Contact: DESCO INCORPORATED, The Bidder is required to submit with his proposal a copy of The Bidder is required to submit with his proposal a copy of High school equivalent, 2 yrs. experi­ No experience required, w e will train. E. Train system administrator/operators and users in the Caller Box PPP 373, Saipan, MP his Business Permit in compliance with the Contractor's his Business Permit in compliance with the Contractor's ence. Salary: $580.00 per month. We offer good salary, excellent benefits: 96950 ( 7 / 6 )F Registration and Licensing Laws of the Commonwealth of the Registration and Licensing Laws of the Commonwealth of the Contact: HAFADAI BEACH HOTEL proper operation of the system. dba Saipan Hotel Corporation, P.O. "Paid Vacation Norther Mariana Islands. Norther Mariana Islands. 1 SALES REPRESENTATIVE- High Box 338, Saipan MP 96950 (7/6)F Interested vendors may pick up the specification list at the "Holiday Pay The project consists, in general, of constructing waterlines in­ The project consists, in general, of constructing 0.05 MG school graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Procurement and Supply Office, Lower Base, Monday thru "Medical/Dental Salary: $700.00 per month. cluding gate valves, fittings, fire hydrants, connection to exist­ Reservoir and .waterlines including gate valves, fittings, fire 3 FAST FOOD SERVICE WORKERS- High school equivalent, 2 Friday between 8:00am and 4:00pm, from June 25,1990 thru "Workmen's Compensation Contact: PACIFIC GLOBE & ing jwaierlines and appurtenances for Capitol Hill Village hydrants, connection to existine waterlines and appurtenances ASSOCIATES, INC. dba Universal yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. July 16,1990. Trade in old system maybe inspected at the No phone calls please, apply in person at Susupe Main Homestead, Rental, P.O. Box 732, Saipan, MP for Dandan Village Homestead. 3 BUILDING MAINTENANCE Commerce and Labor Office, Headquarters, Capitol Hill. REPAIRERS- High school equivalent, Office. 96950 (7/6)F A non-refundable payment of $200.00 is required for each set A non-refundable payment of $400.00 is required for each set Any questions pertaining to this request for proposal may be of Plans, Specifications and Proposal Forms, available on or 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 - 2.75 of Plans, Specifications and Proposal Forms, available on or per hour. directed to Mr. Juan S.^Borja, Chief of Statistics Division of 2 CARPENTERS- High school after June 22. 1990 at the Water Branch Office, equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: after June 22. 1990 at the Water Branch Office, Contact: J.C. TENORIO the Department of Commerce and Labor, Capitol Hill, $2.00 - 225 per hour. Commonwealth Utilities Corporation, Saipan. A pre-bid Commonwealth Utilities Corporation, Saipan. A pre-bid ENTERPRISES, INC., P.O. Box 137, Telephone # 322-0875 or 322-0876, during working hours. PEAL ЕЗШЕЕ БШ SALE/EEASE Contact: JOANQUIN M. conference for this project is scheduled at 10:00 am, local Susupe, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F conference for this project is scheduled at 10:00 am, local Proposals must be in a sealed envelope, marked RFP90-0081 LAU LAU: 5BD 3BA executive home 2,005 sm, with excellent view of MANGLONA dba SJ. Construction, time, June 26, 1990 at the conference room, Commonwealth time, June 26, 1990, at the Conference Room, Common­ and submitted in duplicate to the Office of the Chief, Lau Lau Bay. Asking $940,000 with terms. P.O. Box 732, Saipan. MP 96950 1 GENERAL CLERK- College gradu­ Utilities Corporation, Saipan. COMMERCIAL BLDG: middle road, 2 story, 7,872 sf on 941 sm of (7/6)F wealth Utilities Corporation, Saipan. ate required, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: Procurement & Supply, Lower, Base, Saipan, no later than Attention is called to the Labor Standard Provisions for Wage Attention is called to the Labor Standard Provisions for Wage $2.15 per hour. 4:00pm, July 16, 1990. The CNMI Government reserves the land, good location, asking $950,000 or best offer. Rate Determination of the CNMI Classification and Salary Rate Determination of the CNMI Classification and Salary 3 SEAMSTRESSES- High school right to reject any of all proposals for any reason and to waive MARPl: 20,000 sm road frontage, asking $225/sm equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: TINIAN: 29,976 sm at $175.00/sm Marpo area, 50% dwn w/balance I LANDSCAPER- High school gradu­ Structure Plans and that payment of not less than the mini­ Structure Plans and that payment of not less than the mini­ any defects in said proposals, if in its sole opinion to do so ate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. over 60 months. mum salaries and wages as set forth in the Specifications must mum salaries and wages as set forth in the Specifications must would be in its best interest.The CNMI Government also re­ 52,300.00 - 2,850 per month. Contact: GUADENCIO C. BEACH ROAD (Garapan): Commercial location small, but good be paid on this project. 1 KITCHEN HELPER- High school be paid on this project. MACALINAO dba Unity Trade Service serves the right to award on a single item bid, partial or bulk location 445 sm asking $1,200/sm. Ind., P.O. Box 703, Saipan, MP graduate, 6 months experience. Salary: CUC reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive CUC reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive award basis. Proposals received late will not be considered. BEACH ROAD (San Jose): Prime commercial property 929 sm $215 per hour. 96950. (7/6)F ' any imperfection in the bid proposal in the interest of the any imperfection in the bid proposal in the interest of the /s/ David M. Apatang asking $1,100/sm. Contact: HOTEL NIKKO SAIPAN, GovemmenL SAN VICENTE: 500 sm LOT ocean view, ideal house site, pwr/wtr INC. dba Hotel Nikko Saipan, P.O. GovemmenL 1 ELECTRICIAN (MAINTENANCE)- near asking $27,500. Box 152 CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950 /s/ Ramon S. Guerrero /s/Ramon S. Guerrero High school equivalent, 2 yrs. experi­ (7/6)F Executive Director, CUC Executive Director, CUC ence. Salary: $2.15 per hour. INVITATION TO BID MARPl: 14,680 sm, above Nikko Hotel excellent view asking $102/sm. Contact: RK & E CORPORATION CUC-ITB-90-W009 BEACH ROAD & QUARTERMASTER ROAD: 19.669 sm, w/ 85 m dba Erika's Collection, P.O. Box 49 frontage, new 55 yr lease available excellent commercial/hotel CK, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F The Executive Director's Office, CUC will receive sealed bids site, asking $750.00/sm. for the Construction of the LOWER PUERTO RICO: 26,543 sm of Commercial Property, across from FOR SALE HOMESTEAD WATERLINE PROJECT, Saipan, commercial port asking $475/sm. ..;» Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. The sealed FINASISU: 3BD 2BA home on 2,04b m s De gned for 2nd stoiy, 1 9 8 6 MAZDA G2 6 LX LOCAL HIRE Mill Y PUBLIC NOTICE asking $260,000. bids shall be identified on the outside of the envelope by the FINASISU: Great lake, ocean & mountain view 4BD 1 BA 1,685 sm invitation for bids number of CUC-ITB-90-W009. Bids in Power steering, windows, locks and sunroof, All these entry level job opportunities can start you toward the top in the clothing In the Superior Court of the asking $191,070 and 1,685 sm lot asking $67.00/sm. duplicate will be accepted in the Office of the Chief of SOUTH GARAPAN: 702 sm lot W/3BD 2BA hse. behind new Bank AM/FM radio cassette, etc. business: Commonwealth of the North­ Procurement and Supply at Lower Base, Saipan until 4:00 pm. of Guam building asking $530.000. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS CUTTING MACHINE OPERATORS ern Mariana Islands All systems in excellent condition Civil Action No. 89-513 local ti~'c on July 20. 1990 at which time and place the bids SAN VICENTE: 8,138 sm W/3BD hse. ocean/shoreline view, ocean SEWING MACHINE ATTENDANTS CUTTING MACHINE ATTENDANTS side of road asking $225/sm. RAMONA O. BAIEI, Tel. 234-7018 / 28 ext. 10 will be publicly opened and read aloud. SAN VICENTE: 1,683 sm unique lot w/ocean 8 shoreline view, PACKERS & FOLDERS PRESSORS Plaintiff, A bid guarantee of 15% of the total bid price must accompany ocean side of road asking $150/sm. QUALITY CONTROL CHECKERS WAREHOUSEMEN -v- the bid. This security may be in cash, certified check, cashier's CAPITAL HILL WEST SIDE: 2,880 sm lot w/excellent view, power, K4M EUNG CHUN, etal., check, or other form acceptable to the CNMI Government water, phone available, gentle slope $195.00/sm. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Experienced applicants at a starting wage of$2.25 /hour, to$2.50 /hour after Defendants. made payable to the Commonwealth Utilities Corporation SUGAR KING ESTATES: 3BD 2BA home, central location, close to one monthPLUS GROUP INCENTIVES - probationary period based on individual with the notation on the face of the check: "Credit Account Garapan, fee/lease available asking $230,000.00. PRICE REDUCED TO $175,000. merit. NOTICE .OF.SALE No. 0603-001343. 2,550 SQ.FT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TOPACHOA: 11,121 sm excellent ocean/shoreline view, easy to The Bidder is required to submit with his proposal a copy of 2nd Floor, Nauru Building Noil-experienced applicants at a starting wage of $2.15/hour; training to acheive that on Monday, July 9, 1990, build, road & power lines run to lot, asking $150.00/sm. upto$2.50 /hourPLUS GROUP INCENTIVES after one month based again on individual at the hour of 8:30 am of the his Business Permit in compliance with the Contractor's ANAKS "HILL SIDE CONDO”: 2 BD 1 1/2 BA ocean/shoreline view, Call: close to Garapan, deck, pool, tennis courts, assigned parking merit. said day, at the Police Station Registration and Licensing Laws of the Commonwealth of the Norther Mariana Islands. 24hr security & many more extras, $363,000.00. ALEXANDER REALTY Now, as a matter of company policy, we chose to keep our promise made in 1984 in Susupe, Saipan, Northern CAPITAL HILL EAST SIDE: 2,121 sm lot w/excellentview. Sorrounded The protect consists, in general, of constructing 0.05 MG when operations first began, "to train Saipan's best toward a career in the oldest, yet most Mariana Islands, I will sell, at by executive homes, power, water, pJx^J/p'to the lot. Great TEL. 234-5117 · FAX: 234-5118 public auction, to the highest Reservoir and waterlines including pate valves, fittings, fire alive, apparel field. It all starts with you, you who chose to learn with us. Take what we at for your dream home. $60.00/sm. bidder, all of the right, title, hydrants, connection to existing waterlines and appurtenances CAPITAL HILL EAST SIDE: Excellent ocean/shoreline viewlBD 1BA SMI can share with you". and interest of Kim Eung Chun for Lower Navv Hill Homestead. home 2,335 sm @ $259,000, 2 lots 1,552 & 1,424 sm, @ SMI offers for preferred local resident potential employees all the following job in and to the following vehi­ power/water on site. A non-refundable payment of $200.00 is required for each set cles: a red Toyota pickup, li­ EVERGREEN CONDO: Ocean view from Navy Hill, 2 BD 1BA, 1,098 opportunities toward a spot at the top in the apparel manufacturing industry. Saipan Manu­ of Plans, Specifications and Proposal Forms, available on or IMMEDIATE OPENING facturers, Inc, is undergoing changes with fully autom ated machinery in a fully air cense plate no. AAE-782; and a sf, fully furnished, 2 asignedparkingstalls.ONLY$ 185,000.00 after June 22. 1990 at the Water Branch Office, (special price this month CALL). conditioned workspace. brown Nissan 2-door sedan, li­ BRANCH MANAGER cense plate no. AAH-392. The Commonwealth Utilities Corporation, Saipan. A pre-bid CAPITAL HILL EAST SIDE: executive home, excellent shoreline view, Also, all employees will soon share in Saipan's newest wage earning plan - said vehicles are to be sold in conference for this project is scheduled at 10:00 am, local 2,500 sf. under one roof 4,536 sm W/2BD, 2 BA, w/1 B, 1 BA SAIPAN GROUP INCENTIVE PAY Individual groups can earn pay above the hourly wages paid, time, June 26, 1990, at the Conference Room, Common­ guest house & caretakers cottage, professional landscaping their current location and condi­ $165.00/sm Banking and management experience required, B.S. based upon the group's production levels. New employees can earn$2.60 after only one tion, without any warranties wealth Utilities Corporation, Saipan. A pre-bid conference for Degree or equivalent month. whatsoever, including but not this project is scheduled at 10:00 am, local time, June 26,1990 OPEN Saipan Manufacturers, Inc. offers other company benefits. Ask our Personnel limited to warranties of mer­ at the Conference Room, Commonwealth Utilities SATURDAY 9:00 TO 4:OO.MONDAY-FRIDAY 9:00 TO 5:00 chantability, fitness, and/or ti­ Corporation, Saipan. Send resume to: department management. Full-time, part-time, summer-time employment opportunities. tle. The vehicles may be in­ Attention is called to the Labor Standard Provisions for Wage PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Apply at SMI's offices located in Lower Base. We're situated right next to DOE and spected at the Department of Rate Determination of the CNMI Classification and Salary P.O. BOX 21959 GMF, GUAM 96921 C & S Concrete Block Products Public Safely in Susupe, by Structure Plans and that payment of not less than the mini­ Also BUS OPERATORS -$3.50 per hour prior arrangement with the un­ mum salaries and wages as set forth in the Specifications must ISLAND BROKERS dersigned. The right is reserved be paid on this project. to reject any and all bids, for 6th Floor, Nauru Building CUC reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER any reason. any imperfection in the bid proposal in the interest of the ph. 234-2100 · fax 234-8799 FEDERAL LAW requires presentation of proof of citizenship or eligibility SAIPAN MANUFACTURERS, INC. DATED this 14th day of June, John Mlckelson, Broker/Owner to work in the U.S.. We comply with this law on a non-discriminatory GovemmenL Lower Base, P.O. Box 2017, Saipan, MP 96950 1990. Peggy Gebhardt, Tim Paez, Keoki Sablan - Sales Associate . basis.______/s/ Sgt. Justo R. Cruz /s/Ramon S. Guerrero Tel.: 322-9908 Fax: 322-3380 Executive Director, CUC. "each office is independently owned & operated" 38-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VŒWS-FRIDAY-IUNE 22,1990 FRIDAY, JUNE 22,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 39 2 PROJECT ENGINEERS- College 1 SALES SUPERVISOR- High 1 ACCOUNTANT- College graduate 1 (Operation) MANAGER CLASSIFIED ADS graduate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: school graduate, 2 yn. experience. required, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: 2 (Marketing) MANAGER According to their decision tion of a series of transfer sta­ roadside dumping some critics Salary: $2.50 per hour. $500.00 per month. 2 CIVIL ENGINEER -Collegegraduate. (NEW) $1,1533.00 -1,750.00 per month. Continued from page 1 such incineration places the tions should be submitted. of the proposed project feared. Contact: ASANUMA GUMI CO., Contact: MAMMY HOUSE, INC. dba 1 CARPENTER- High school 2 yn. experience. Salary: $600 - $1,000 CRM approves LTD. dba General Contractor, P.O. Mammy's Boutique, P.O. Box 2376, equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: per month population in danger of breath­ Such stations will be places Before any dumping will be 13 F&B ATTENDANTS -High school all times, working hours or week­ trash at a transfer station. To Box 2000, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F Saipan, MP 96950 0/6)? $2.00 per hour. 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. - College ing hazardous materials and located throughout Saipan allowed, a prophylactic liner equivalent. 3 yrs. experience.SSalaiy: 1 ELECTRICIAN- High school ends and holidays. make sure the maximum bene­ 52.40-3.00 per hour. graduate. 2yn. experience. Salary: $1.75 dangerous combustion by­ where residents and some busi­ must be installed in the pit area 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER- High 2 WELDERS equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: -$2.15 per hour Haul roads and other high- fit is obtained from the recy­ products of some substances. nesses may place their trash for to make sure than no contami­ Contact: INTER PACIFIC dba PACIHC $800.00 per month. school equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. 2 PAINTERS (BUILDING) 20 ELECTRICIAN dust generation areas will be cling, the landfill operator will ISLANDS CLUB, P.O. Box 2370, 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT disposal, instead of driving all nation of groundwater takes Salary: $495.00 per month. 15 CARPENTERS 4 AUTO MECHANIC Saipan. MP 96950 (6/22)F. OPERATOR sprinkled with water or treated be required to implement an A month before the new the way to Marpi. place, and this device must be Contact: HERMAN’S MODERN 3 PLUMBERS 10 WELDERS BAKERY, P.O. Box 2, Saipan, MP 2 WELL-DRILL OPERATORS- High with approved substances to education program to explain landfill is allowed to open a Such transfer stations will approved by CRM and the De­ 3 CARPENTER -High school 4 ELECTRICIANS 50 PLUMBERS 96950 016)? 2 STEELMEN (SHEET METAL school graduate, 2 yrs. experience. control the dust and promote recycling on plan outlining the establish­ make it more convenient for partment of Environmental equivalent 2 yrs. experience. Salaiy: Salaiy: $2.15 per hour. 150 MASONS WORKERS) 150 CARPENTERS Only one access point to the Saipan. ment, maintainence and opera- the public and cut down on the Quality before it is installed. $1.75 per hour. 1 ACCOUNTANT- College graduate, 1 MASON- High school equivalent, 2 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT 2 PAINTERS ( site will be allowed under the Just about 30 days prior to Contact: EDILBERTO JAVIER dba B 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.25 - 2.75 OPERATORS yrs. experience. Salary: $1.75 per 2 BEAUTICIANS & J CONST. & IMPORT, P.O. Box per hour. 15 MASONS- High school equivalent, hour. CRM permit, and all trucks the closing of Puerto Rico 4 TAILORS 2063, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER- High 2 yrs. experienc. Salary: $1.70 - 2.15 Contact: SANG YOUNG' and other vehicles must use dump CRM wants the landfill 4 DRESSMAKERS school graduate, 1 year experience. per hour. CORPORATION, P.O. Box 240, that point. manager to have a management Chalan Kanoa, Saipan, MP 96950 2 COOKS -High school graduate. 2yn. 2 GENERAL HELPER -High school Salary: $2.25 per hour. 1 ARCHITECT- High school graduate, A primary concern of CRM plan for operation of the Marpi 5 DANCERS- High school equivalent, 0/6)? experience. Salaty :$ 1.75-$2.15perhour. equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: 2 yrs. experience. Salary: 52.40 - 8.00 is that the landfill site not be quarry as a temporary facility $2.15 per hour. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 per per hour. 12 IRON WORKERS 1 PIANIST -High school graduate. 2 and show that it will comply Contact: MGM CORP. dba OLYMPIC hour. 2 COOKS- High school equivalent, 2 6 INSULATORS used to store or dispose of any yrs. experience. Salaiy: $450permonth. MART, P.O. Box 1580, Saipan, MP Contact: STAR FOUR yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 per 10 ARC WELDER hazardous material. Whoever with all appropriate federal and Contact: ISABELD.L.C. PANULIO 6 RIGGER 96950 (7/6)F. CORPORATION dba Starlit Disco hour. operates the facility will be re­ CNMI requirements. dba SNOW WHITE ENT. , P.O. Box Club, P.O. Box 1778, Saipan, MP 1 SURVEYOR- High school 14 MILL WRIGHT -High school sponsible for making sure such To ensure the continued 96950 0/6)? equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: 2544 or 2617, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F. equivalent. 2 yn. experience. Salary: 1 HOUSE WORKER -High school substances are not put into Uie safety of groundwater and the equivaleny 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $3.00 per hour. $1.75-$2.15 per hour. 2 SORTERS 1 CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN- 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER- High landfill, and if any are found fresh water lens in the area, a $2.15 per hour. 4 HOUSE WORKER - High school 2 CUTTERS High school equivalent, 2 yrs. school graduate, 2 yrs. experience. series of monitoring wells will Contact: MELCHOR DAPROZA dba graduate. 2 yn . experience. Salary: $2.15 there, will be disposed of prop­ 3 BUTTON MACHINE OPERATORS experience. Salary: $2.15 - 3.00 per Salary: $700.00 per month. MEL ENT., Chinatown, Saipan.(7/6)F. per hour. erly. I be built around the site, and a 135 SEWING MACHINE hour. Contact: KAIZOKU CORPORATION dba Sunrise Tours, P.O. Box 204, Contact: E.C.C. COMPANY,INC. P.O. Also, the landfill operator fence will be erected. OPERATORS Contact: CHO, GOO HO dba Kam 6 HOUSE WORKERS Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F Box 2346, Saipan, Mp 96950 (7/6)F. will be required to implement a Once the new landfill at 6 GROUND MAINTENANCE- High 3 COOKS- High school equivalent, 2 Corportalion, P.O. Box 606, Saipan, yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. Marpi is in operation open-air school equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Mp 96950 (7/6)F 3 CARPENTER recycling area which will force 4 SEWING SUPERVISORS 1 CIVIL ENGINEER- College graduate Salary: $2. IS per hour. 1 STEEL FABRICATOR -High school separation of glass, metal con­ burning of refuse will be pro­ 2 SUPERVISORS- High school required, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: Contact: FELIX R. & RHONDA F. 1 CARPENTER ’ graduate. 2y n experience. Salary:$1.75 tainers, plastics and burnable hibited by the CRM permit. $600.00 - 1,000.00 per month. NAGIA dba FNR Enterprise, P.O. Box equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: 1 MASON per hour. $650.00 per month. Contact: JUAN C. TENORIO 7 2261, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F 3 A/C REFRIGERATOR MECHANIC Contact: ERNESTO M. CASULLANO 1 PRODUCTION CONTROL ASSOCIATES, INC., P.O. Box 551, -High school equivalent. 2 yrs. dba EGMC ENT., Saipan, MP 96950 (7/ Continued from page 2 CLERK- High school graduate, 2 yrs. Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F L etters... 1 HEAVY EQUIPEMENT experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. 6)F experience. Salary: $500.00 per month. Manglona was instrumental in privatizing utilities, and point­ MECHANIC 6 PRESSERS Contact: FILOMENO GLORY dba 2 MATERIAL STOCK CONTROL­ the introduction and passage of ing his finger at Lt. Governor 3 INSPECTORS- High school equiva­ CARE AIRE CO., P.O. Box 2092, LERS ( WAREHOUSE WORKERS)- a bill to subsidize residential Benjamin T, Manglona. As a lent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 - Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F. INVITATION FOR BID High school graduate, 2 yrs. consigners by having the gov­ responsible newspaper with 2.50 per hour. MIXERS experience. Salary: S2.15 per hour. Contact: GRACE INTERNATIONAL 5 HOUSE WORKER DPW-90-IFB-00131 ernment pay three cents of the ample knowledge about CUC, Contact: WORLD TRADING INC., Box PPP 109, Saipan, MP 1 COOK -High school equivalent. The Department of Public Works is soliciting sealed bids from eleven cent rate, but it was ve­ privatization, and the Lt. Stow CM9 CORPORATION, P.O. Box 809, 96950 016)? Salary: $2.15 per hour. Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F suppliers, manufacturers and other interested parties, for the toed by the administration. 4) Governor, you should know 1 to 1 1/2 bag rating 1 ADMIN1STRTTVE ASST. -High When CUC refused to reim­ better and not print such fic­ schoolfraduate. 2yrs. experience. Salary: following items: 2 HOUSE WORKER -High school burse or amortize the costs of tion. 9 cu. ft. capacity equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour 10 PLUMBER -High schoolcquivalenL power installation to some res­ To Mr. Demapan: Lt. PUBLIC NOTICE 52.15 per hour. ASPHALTIC CEMENT AND SS-1 PRIMER Contact: JESUS CABRERA dba JCC 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $1.50per hour. idential consumers who were Governor Manglona is not the 2 ACCOUNTANT- College graduate. Bid documents in a sealed envelope marked DPW -90-IFB- forced to purchase their own Chairman of the CUC Board FOR YOUR CONSTRUCTION NEEDS In the Superior Court of the MANPOWER & GEN. SERVICES, P.O. BOX 2374, SAIPAN, MP 96950 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $450-500 per 00131 are to be submitted in duplicate to the Office of the Chief, power poles and lines to their Commonwealth of the (which is an autonomous 0/6)?. month. Procurement and Supply, Lower Base, Saipan, no later than 4:00 own property, then Senate agency), he is not the Director Northern Mariana Islands 5 CARPENTER -High school M ID -РАС M ICRO NESIA , INC. Civil Action No. 90-571 p.m., local time, Friday, July 13,1990.Bids received later will not President Manglona introduced of the CUC, and he is not the 16 CARPENTERS equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: SU (Д А Ю « ' In the Matter of the Estate of 16 MASONS- High school equivalent, SI.75 per hour be considered. a bill to accomplish this and it Governor. He has no control UPPER HI-WAY, GARAPAN 'PA |· ^ · Τ Ο CHC W-2 HIGHWAY GUALO RAI IGNACIO LAIROPI, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $1.50 - 1.75 Contact: DIONISIO M. TABABA dba was approved by the Senate, over these problems, so why BOX PPP-298 SAIPAN, MP 96950 IsiXTEN MlfcPAC Deceased. per hour. FLOR JAY ENT., P.O. Box 2092, but the House failed to approve distort this fact to the public? Pre-bid Conference will be held on July 16,1990 at 2:00 P.M., at TEL: (670) 234-0475 · FAX: (670) 234-0476 ISTORE MICRONESIA Contact: CELESTIAL Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6) F it. 5) When CUC implemented It's not fair to point your finger 7/ j Technical Services Division, Department of Public Works at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CORPORATION, PPP Caller Box very strict rules and regulations at any single individual for 553, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F 3 CARPENTERS- High school grad­ Lower Base. that the above-entitled matter is uate, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $1.50 - for utility hookups, the Senate these problems. I suggest that set for hearing on Petitioner's 2.75 per hour. 1 SALES SUPERVISOR-High school President Manglona introduce a you should discuss these mat­ Petition for Letters of 1 MASON- High school graduate, 2 Bidders are requested to contact the Deoartment of Public Works, equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: bill that became public law to ters with the above mentioned Administration on Tuesday, the yrs. experience. Salary: $1.75 per hour. PUBLIC NOTICE $2.15 per hour. Technical Services Division, for the specifications. void such rules and regulations officials, including Lt. Gov. 10th day of July, 1990 at the 3 COOKS- High school equivalent, 2 Contact: PETER INTERNATIONAL to permit more flexibility and Manglona, and get your facts hour of 1:30 pm, at the yrs. experience. Salary: 52.50 per hour. (GUAM), INS. dba SAIPAN GIFT 3 ASSISTANT COOKS- High school The CNMI Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids at the same time lesson the straight instead of writing like Superior Court, Saipan, CNMI ISLAND OF TINIAN MASTER PLAN SHOP, P.O. Box 1428, Saipan, MP equivalent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: costs for the consumers for DATED this 20th day of June, and to waive any imperfection in the said bid if in its sole opinion a journalist-in-exile. 96950 016)?. $2.15 per hour. such hookups. 6) A grant 1990. to do so will be in the interest of the Government Contrary to the untrue picture Contact: ASTEROID ENTERPRISES, pledge'agreement with the fed­ STRATEGY STUDY /s/ Deputy Clerk 1 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER - Caller Box PPP 145 Gualo Rai, /s/NICK C. SABLAN you have painted to the public, High school graduate. 2 yrs. experience. eral government and CNMI Saipan, MP 96950 016)? Director of Public Works let me give you a true picture Salary: $500 per month. said a plan to privatize some of the real Lt. Governor 1 A/C TECHNICIAN - High school 1 BEAUTICIAN- High school equiva­ functions would be developed Benjamin T. Manglona. 1) The Mayor of Tinian and is calling for proposals graduale<2 yrs. experience. Salary: $500 lent, 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 PUBLIC NOTICE and some privatization has oc- When the legislation to create per month. per hour. for the preparation of a Master Plan Strategy Study for the Contact: ALEXANDER UY dba Contact: MRS. AIDA F. VENUS dba curcd. But no concrete com­ the CUC was debated in the The Division of Historic INVITATION FOR BTT) ADVANCE MARKETING (Saipan) Jane's Enterprises, P.O. Box 194 mitments of timetables were Senate, he argued against the Preservation, Department of island. Interested consultants with appropriate qualification, CORP. CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950 (7/6)F actually made concerning utili­ bill saying the "CUC someday Community and Cultural The Chief, Procurement and Supply Division is soliciting ties. 7) When the political op­ will turn into a big monster Affairs, wishes to advise the competitive sealed bids for the procurement of school bus parts ecpertise and experience in statutory and physical planning, position strongly advocated and cost of operations will be general public that it will hold and accessories based on the equipment-make model, series, privatization of utilities during passed on to the public." 2) economics, engineering and project development may obtain a quarterly meeting of the and serial numbers. Bids shall be FOB PSSPANDS Office, '86 Toyota Wagon last year's gubernatorial cam­ When CUC announced its new Historic Preservation Review Saipan. Parts specification package is now available and may paign, Lt. Governor candidate utility rates increase in January copies of the terms and reference of the above study from the Board on June 28th 1990 at the be picked up at the PSS Procurement and Supply Office, For sale: $5,000 Manglona strongly objected 1989, then Senate President Historic Preservation Office at Puerto Rico, from 8:00am to 4:00 pm, Monday thru Friday. Office of the Mayor, Municipality of Tinian and Aguiguan, Lower Base. The meeting will saying it was premature, and Manglona created a Special Importedlrom U.S. Bid must be submitted in sealed envelope facemarked IFB90- begin at 8:30 am. that vast improvements and Select Committee of the Tercel, 2 w /d , air con, 0013 to PSS Procurement & Supply Office, Puerto Rico, no Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Tinian, MP Several important preservation upgrading was needed before Senate to immediately inter­ later than 2:00 pm, July 13,1990, at which time and place all matters will be discussed. automatic tans., privatization should be permit­ vene and to convince CUC to 96952. bids received will be publicly opened and read. Bids received Interested individuals are in­ ted. 8) During that campaign, delay its implementation until 4-speaker stereo am- late will not be considered under any circumstances. The Pub­ vited to attend this meeting. Lt. Governor candidate we upgrade the power system. lic School System reserves the right to award based strictly on Copies of the meeting agenda fm/cassette. Manglona pledged to subsidize 3) When CUC refused to coop­ are available on request from our specifications, and substitute items may be considered if Proposals in response to this invitation must be submitted to Blue color, black residential consumers. Since erate, the Senate President the Historic Preservation none of the bidders meet the specified parts and any or all bids then he has transmitted three previously printed in your the attention of the Honorable James M. Mendiola, by close Officer. Please contact the ПНИ! interior, good tires in the interest of the department. Any question(s) pertaining to official requests to the newspaper. For the benefit of Division of Historic' N O R U S T this bid invitation may be directed to the Public School Sys­ Legislature to pass enabling your readers, I recommend that of business on July 31, 1990 Preservation at telephone 322- Need smaller car, pa/ments tem Procurement and Supply Office at telephone (670) 322- 9722 for additional information 9256. legislation to implement the you do no permit your letters only reason for sale.______column to be used for unsub­ regarding this meeting. /s/ David P. Babauta utility subsidy program. In stantiated personal attacks. 1st Michael A. Fleming Call Dave. PSS Chief, Procurement & Supply fact, Public Law 7-1 includes /s/ JAMES M. MENDIOLA Historic Preservation Officer. 234-340$ Evening» funds for the subsidy program. Mr. Editor, these are facts, not Thank You. Mayor fiction-most of which were /s/ Frank DLG Guerrero Pohnpei emerge the champ in Pacific baseball games Pohnpei baseball team emerge CNMI Came back with three runs CNMI cored their only run of the winner this week after de­ in their half highlighted by Edkin the game on an RBI single in the feating Guam on Monday senior Aguon’s two run single fora 3-1 second when Edwin Aguon and big team game 8-7 and 11-4 lead. Pohnpei cut the lead to 3-2 reached first on a fielder’s choice score. On Tuesday and Wednes­ with arun in the top of the second and scored on Jeromo Attao’s day Pohnpei faced Saipan team on a lead off double by Esiel Grander. Pohnpei tied the game who previously won the game Wagner. CNMI made it 4-2 with up at 1-1 when Charled Charlie against Guam. Pohnpei won both a run in the bottom of the second ripped out a double and came games the big and senior team 7- when Derron Flores ripped a lead home on Esiel Wagner’s single. 4 and 2-1 respectively. Pohnpei off a single and scored on a single Pohnpei scored the game win­ next will play against Taiwan, by Bruce Norita. Pohnpei tied the ning run in the sixth on a lead off The following is Tuesday and score up at 4-4 in the fourth when walkbyRufredSantoswhoscored Wednesday game score prepared Aidens Caster and Ronny Salva­ on a throwing error by right fielder by Frank Palacios dor reached first base on balls. Joe Guerrero on a single by Aiden June 20 Pohnpei won the game with three Caster. Winning pitcher, Ilapsis Pohnpei v CNMI runs in the sixth on back-to-back Franklin walked seven and striked Pohnpei scored a run on top of singlesbyEsielandLufredSantos out six. Losing pitcher, Freddy the first when lead offbatler Aiden June 21 George went four and one-third innings. Mohner Esiel, coach for the big Pohnpei team. Casterreached first on a throwing enorby shortstop Freddy George. CNMI v Pohnpei

CNM I baseball team. Pohnpel's winning team Softball title nearing culmination

The 1988-89-90 Island-wide Pacific Trading, and IT&I, who Slowpitch Softball League is finished tied for first place play rapidly approaching conclusion Sunday. After a one hour break with playoff action scheduled the winner between the for this Sunday, June 24, Glaziers and Pacific Trading 10:00am at San Vincente ball- will play 1T&E to determine ficld. who will play Division B pen­ For those with short, and even nant winner, the Airport Lan­ long, memories, the season of­ ders, who have been on stand­ ficially commenced in by for several months now. November, 1988, and after The championship series will nineteen months, there are still take place on Sunday, July 1, four teams left in competition. at 10:00am in a best of three Several players are reported to scries. The two pennant win­ have become grandfathers dur­ ners will play consecutive ing the course of this most re­ games and the team that wins markable league. Some players two games will be crowned have forgotten which team they Island-Wide Slowpitch Champ­ played for. ions, kings of perseverance and In Division A, The Glaziers, masters of endurance.

One of Pohnpei's batter swing hard for good hit.

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