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!JNIVERSl1Y O.~ tfAWAII LIBRARY arianas %riety:~ Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 b&, Tenorio snubs miza By Mar-Vic C. Munar system to an old and hopeless Variety News Staff broken car that needs to be re­ GOVERNOR Froilan C. Tenorio shown to the governor when the placed. refused to meet with Office of national media was calling his ''For years, we always went Insular Affairs deputy director office for a report that he had not back to the same mechanic but Danny Aranza who left Saipan received yet," Broadhurst said. theycan'tfixourcar. Whatdowe yesterday after completing his Aranza met with Lt. Gov. Jesus do? Either we find a new me­ Saipan mission. Borja, federal officials, business chanic or get real smart, save a Aranza was on island to submit leaders, alien workers and labor real money as well and do the to local government a copy of the activists. work ourselves. After years of Third Annual Report on the Fed­ Whitewash neglect, we got a repair manual eral-CNMI Initiative on Labor, Saying the CNMI has too many and now we're the mechanic," Immigration and Law Enforce­ problems to "whitewash," Aranza Broadhurst said in his own vcr- ment in which the CNMI got the said the money being spent by the sion of car analogy. "heaviest blows." CNMI government on "public PR binge Aranza had sought a meeting relations" projects and congres­ Tenorio has been receivingjabs with Tenorio, but the governor sional visits should instead be used Froilan C. Tenorio Danny Aranza for spending government money declined, it was learned. in implementing reforms. on what critics called "public re­ "Why should the governor meet Broadhurst said the governor On the other hand, Broadhurst Broadhurst compared OIA to lations" binge. with him (Aranza)? So he could took offense on learning that the said OIA is to be blamed for these "a mechanic shop that can't fix a The governor has invited a tell the governor that they don't national media got a copy of the expenses, saying the CNMI was car." number of U.S. legislators, con­ believe in what the CNMI is do­ report even before the chief ex­ "compelled" to do its own lobby­ At Wednesday's press confer­ gressional staffers, members of ing?" government· spokesperson ecutive had a chance to see it. ing because OIA officials have ence, Aranza Ii kened the CNMI 's think tank groups, and media prac­ Mark Boardhurst said. "What kind of respect was 1·cunmm1-rounc1.·-<1eacf!failed to do their job. current immigration and labor Continueaon page 4o FBI's ~ost wanted man 'shoots self' as SWAT closed in '· MI AM I gunned down. WalshofFoxTV's"America's BEACH, "All across the nation, our citi­ MostWanted,"whovisited the 3;~;~[?:·~;"!'('sf,• Florida (AP) zens can stand down and breathe scene. The shot to the face ,,, :;::,vanety' -Andrew a sigh of relief. The reign of ten-or· slowed the identification. It was Cunanan, the brought upon us by Andrew more than 10 hours before po­ suspected se- ··· Cunanan is over," police Chief lice confirmed the body in the rial killer who Richard Ban-eto said Thursday. house was Cunanan. ·."·"101 eluded a na­ As the sun peeked over the ho­ 'The shot to the face made [irii~!J,~~~ifr.;'@l~:w~~t"I'm going to-sue/This·guy"(Tenorio)·justcan not do· ... ashe'' tionwide rizon, Cunanan 's body was re­ the identification of the body Andrew Cunanan pleases. It doesn't matterifhe is the governqr:rin going to make manhunt for moved from the floating home much more qlle.·A· :Sari;9~:injrp~9n~ i~ter~ ;; self to death in a houseboat just began Wednesday. "In addition to that, the only 1 j 4kilometers (2 1-2 miles) from The suspected serial killer's other available method of iden­ lvit'Swd [~]~~4?1::Iijilr~W'"'\"t''i where Gianni Versace was face------was "blown off," said Johrt Contini.ied ..on··pa·ge46 ! ~~:t!~t~t~~~!t~i-~~:J,wqtttfth:; .... ,, ., .. ~~~ : · ·.~_·it (removal from office) was yery: ifoprpt,e1\:l~~(ct<>i~t~Yf ; job. He (Tenorio) has no other, reaso1fto:re.~_i11,a~~rf!le.;l~:·(tp~n)} : my obvious support for.the Borja-Sablatiteamp:_n¢ s~iij1{:'C:;\:\ . . Santos'removal fro1t1post.wasco~tjiin,~d fo~'.f~~dJrie~s~g~\: : relayed to his office late in_ th~ afternqori,:W:eg:nesgay~:T#ngf;i<> ~ !:.~·~-~ FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1997 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 ~-J~_l::\l{j_61'!,\~ VARIETY NEWSAND V!f\VS-FRIDA Y- JULY 25. 1997 ------·---- -·------·-··- Andrew Cunanan's aunt: According to school choice advocate:

'He \Vas good, religious' 'BOE fears losing turf' j ,•1 me. Alier meals: he would go lo his Philippiric police located him h;t By Mar-Vic C. Munar we're not hired guns. We cmne out tion affairs management under BOE. room lo 1ead his books. Hew; fond of week in Plaridel. Repo1te1s who visited Variety News Staff he1e because we want to see some Under the governor's bill, supe1vi­ books." his residence TI1wsday saw tl1e doo1s THE BOARD of Education opposes positive chm1ges in your educational sion of the voucher program wou Id She showed 1epo11ers pictun:s of and the gate locked. A white cn1cifix the government's proposed school system," Funderburk said. be under control of the Governor's Cunanan :.1, a young boy. was nailed to the wall beside tlie fmnt voucherprogr:un because it is "afraid In an telephone interview, mem1- Office, through ,m appointed di,ec­ She said she was not in touch with his door. of losing power mid jmisdiction," while, Fanell denied he ww; against tor. brotlicr. who had 11.:fused to ,-peak witl1 Mrs. Cll'los could not believe tl,e school choice advocate mid fo1mer the voucher concept it~lf. But acting Atty. Gen. Robc11 repo11ers and huniedly left his 1esi­ charges thmhcrricphew killed Versace U.S. Rep. David Funderburk said What he opposes, Fanell said, was Dunlap said the governors' bill only denreinnemby Plmideltownlastweek. and fourotl1ernien. yesterday. the lack of regulations that would "provides a rnc,ms to fund educa­ His whe1eabouts me still w1knov,n. "He is a good boy. He cm, 't do ,tll Funderburk made the statement define how the voucher progrnm tion," ,md that it docs not intend to Modesto Cun,m,m, a fom1er stock­ tl1ose things. I tl1ink he is innocenV' she following BOE's move Wednesday would work in tl1e CNMI. "We are dictate the pub! ic school system· s broker in Califomi,~ abandoned tlie said. to vote againstsuppo1ting m1y voucher opposed to the problems of tl1e bill cwTiculum. family in 1988 mid tled to the Philip­ Butsheaddedthathisfm11ily'·should proposals. itself ,md its political embodiment," Rich,ll'd Clayton Trotter, kg,tl coun­ pines when he lem1,ed he W,L, wm1ted acrept tlie butl1. 111ey should accept Two school choice bills have been he said. sel fortl1e group. agreed with Dunlap. for ,tllegedly illeg:tl firnmci:tl dealings. what happened to u,em." filed in the House of Representatives. ' Moreover, Fmrell said, "the gov­ saying th: governor's pinposcd mca­ Andrew Cunanan David Funderburk Don Farrel/' One was filed by Rep. Heinz ernment must fo,t provide adequate sun:: '\vas a pun: tirnmcial bill." Hofschneider. voucher had indicated that "the funding for tl1e public schools befo1e private schools." "It docs not affect the adminisu·a­ Rep. DinoJoneson Tuesday spon­ voucher program is not dcliveiing iL, engaging in effo1s to subsidize pii­ "'But whose job was it? That w,L, tion of schools. TI1e bill iLsclf docs not US denounces ASEAN's son~d Gov. rroilan C. Teno1io's ver­ promise to improve education." vate schools." his," Funderburk said. give the director m1y power to do the Barbara Cunanan Carlos, a Filipino aunt of Andrew Cunanan, rests her .. sion. Funderburk Frowned on the BOE' s Funde1burk, along with educator He said that while BOE h,L, been tl1ings that bom·d is already doing." forehead on her hand Thursday in Baliwag town, north of Manila, upon At Wednesday's board meeting, position. David Kirkpatrick and Cleveland remiss of its job, "it does ,1ot wm1t to Trotter said. hearing the news that her nephew killed himself nine days after he the voucher proposals got a thumbs "Thepeoplcwhoopposetheschool piincipr~ John Monis attended the Mitchell Pearlstein. a fo1mer edu­ allegedly shot to death world famous designer Gianni Versace, AP lose its power.'' decision on Burma, Laos down from three members of the choice program me people who op­ bom'd meeting on Rota. Oneoftheconcemsmisedby Fm1ell cation official, h,L, iecornmern.Jed that By JIM GOMEZ signed to his fate. By LAURA MYERS Burma's problems now become regime that ignored the results five-mm, board ---chaim1m1 Don poseeducational 1eform," Funderburk Funde1burk said Fm1ell was sug­ on the governor's bill w:.1, it, possible the bill be enacted into law :md let it be BALI\\'AG, Philippinrs (AP) - A is his destiny. TI1at is his life. ··niat LOS ANGELES (AP)- On her ASEAN's problems.'' of I 990 elections. Fmrell, members Tom Pm1gelinan said at a press confe1ence held at gesting about the need to "improve violation of Ai1icle 15 of tl1e Consti­ challenged in cou1t later it had ,my Filipino aunt saiJ 111u1oiclay tl1at An­ We ,u-e saddened. Even if we have not w:1y to meet leaders of the As­ ASEAN added Burma and Democracy leader and Nobel mid Mmja Lee Taitano. Member Hyatt Hotel. tl1e public system first before funding tution which places control of educ a- constitutional problem. Jn:w Cun;m;u1. tl1e accused slayer of been togetlier for a long time, we m-e sociation of Southeast Asian Na­ Laos to its group that includes Peace Prize winner Aung San Esther fleming reserved her vote, Funderburk, along with fourother fashion JesigncrGi,umi Versace. !!!'CW sadde1,ed by what happened, said Mis. tions, U.S. Secretary of State Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Suu K;yi won the election, but while member Dan Quitugua w,L, voucher experts from the mainland up in Calil(;nia ;L, a "good. religious Cuios. a younger sister of Curummi 's Madeleine Albright denounced Philippines, Singapore, Thai­ instead of assuming office, she absent meon island to endorse tl1e governor's l:oy." fatl1er. Modesto. its decision to accept Burma into land and Vietnam. Cambodia was put under house arrest by Pangelinan, duiing the meeting, school choice plan. "I did not kllow tl1at he will tum up She said sl,e visited lier bmther's its regional economic and secu­ was set to join this year, but the military regime. The house said that p1evious studies of the ·11,e govemorfunded ouraip;; but like tl1:C Bmhu:1 Cu'los. 64. said after family in S,m Diego in 1983, when rity club. ASEAN suspended its ·member­ arrest has since been lifted. hc,uing 1cpo1ts tl1at a body 1csembling Cunm1m1 w:.1, still in grnde school. "'Burma may be inside ship after ·Hun Sen ousted his Albright said her No. I goal at Cunm,,m ·s w,Ls found in a houseboat in "I did not notire anything unusual ASEAN, but it will remain out­ co-prime leader, Prince a post-ASEAN conference of .Court. takes a 'bite' ;\1iarni Beach that heavily ,u11uJ police tlien," she said. ·111ey we1e a happy, side the Southeast Asian main­ Ranariddh Norodom, on July 5. foreign ministers in Malaysia had S[O!llled. 1eligious family. They often went to stream," Albright said Wednes­ The United States had lob­ this week was restoring a coali­ U.S. :wtl1rnitics confim1ed that tl1e chw'Ch. I 1emember Arn.hew w:.1, al­ day. ""By admitting Burma as a bied to keep Burma out of tion government in Cambodia. on the 'Hillblom pie' body \\,L, that or the 27-ycrn·-o!d ways wcminganccklace with,m image I member, ASEAN assumes a ASEAN, citing its huge heroin She said she was pleased to Cwiamu1. but Mrs. Carlos seemed 1c- of the Yirgin-Mmy. He always gree~ greater responsibility, for trade and repressive military hear fresh i-eports that Hun Sen joyed virtually unlimited access would now accept a role for il lo the court and has commanded ASEAN· in restoring peace and a d.ispropo1tionate amount of at­ stability in Cambodia - some­ tention from its judges arid staff. thing he had rejected just days "Se1vicing the multiple filings ago - but warned tliat he still made daily in this estate has ab­ faces the wrath of world leaders sorbed the com1's administrative who have invested$ 3 billion in staff and deputy clerks who are rebuilding Cambodia. responsible for maintaining plead­ 'The United States will use ing files, providing tapes of pro­ its leverage and do all we can in ceedings and serving orders is­ sued upon tile interested pm-ries," Office of Insular Affairs deputy director Danny Aranza(third from right) listens to Chamber of Commerce vice partnership with others to see president Anthony Pellegrino explaining the impact of the proposed federal takeover on the business that Hun Sen 'swords are trans­ the judge explained. community. To Aranza's left is Chamber president David Sablan, and Sheryl Sizemore. Tile 0/A officra! met lated into concrete actions," she Alexandro Castro The burden this estate has vlith Chamber officers at the Hyatt Hotel yesterday. Photo by Mar-v,c c. Munar said. placed on the Law Clerk's Divi­ "The international commu­ By Ferdie de la Torre sion is pa11icularly acute since it nity was right to invest in peace Variety News Staff has demanded the attention of at in Cambodia, and we are right LARRY Hillblom 'scstateexecu­ least one law clerk Oil i1 full-time to insist now that the govern­ torwants a$ I00,000 monthly sal­ basis, he said. ment in Phnom Penh live up to m-y. Attorneys' fees are exces­ Castro said the court intends to its obligation to respect demo­ sive. A number of claimm1ts, provide what is necessary to effi­ cratic principles," Albright said former business associates and ciently probate the estate, but re­ By Ferdie de la Torre patient subject for rcfcm1l. The hospitals abroad like in Ho­ in a speech to the Pacific Coun­ friends, even the government are quires financial assistance to meet Variety News Stall The committee is c:omprised of noluiLI and Guam ,ire having. harJ cil and Los Angeles World Af­ ''running" after the multimillion its increasing demand for re­ THE MEDICAL refem1l program physicians on staff at the Com­ time getting the patients to pay. fairs Council. estate. sources. has been doing well with new rules monwealth Health Centerand non­ saiJ the mcuical of'licer. So far, the United States has Now, it is the Superior Court's The $6,000monthly fee, Castro and 1egt1!ations implemented since voting health professionals such as Taitano said that in such case. ref used to accept anyone but tum to '"take a bite of the pie." said, represents costs that the court last year, according to a public the medical social workers. the relationship between DPHS and Ranariddh as Hun Sen' s co-pre­ Presiding Judge Alexandro must expend for an additional health official. The committee will have the fi­ hospitals gets affected. mier, although ·the coup leader Castro has ordered executor Bank law clerk, including salary, hous­ Joaquin I. Taitano, medical re­ nal decision on whether or not a However, the officer pointeJ. ing, transportation, and office has. picked a member of the ofSaipan to pay a$6,000monthly fem1l officer, told the Variety yes­ patient is to be rcfcn·etl. quite a few cases exceed the maxi­ prince's royal party, Foreign fee to the court effective next equipment. terday that a lot of people m·e be­ The new sl!t of rules and regula­ mum $50.(XXl. In the same order, Castro ap­ Minister Ung Huot, to replace month to cover the high costs coming aware of the policy and me tions was adopted following an Tait:1110 added that n:fc1T:il to proved the executor's request for his foe. incurred by the cou1t as a result of realizing their "responsibilities." audit repo11 showing that the refer­ Manila, Philippines. has lx:cn hclp­ an increase in its fee to $100,000 America has suspended U.S. the probate litigations. "·Many people m·estm1ing to pick ral program budget was excceJed ing DPHS as well as the employers monthly with the opportunity to to Cambodia - $ 41.8 million "Just as the duties owed by the up and buy health insurance for by a total or $14.5 million because tremenJously. justify future fee increases. annually - for at least 30 days - executor to this estate have con­ their l'amilies," Taitano said. of lack of responsible refcmil poli­ The DPHS was ;1warJcd last \'car The executor sought for an in­ because of the coup, holding sistently increased over time, the The Depai1ment of Public Health cies and procedures. an $8.5 million budg.ct for mcliical crease of its salary citing, among out the threat funding won't be strain this estate has placed upon Sc1viccs stmicd implementing mies Taitano said his advice to the refemli program Clll'ering persun­ other things, that the current restored unless Hun Sen ob­ the court's resources has intensi­ and regulations governing the ad­ people is to be more aware of cmer­ m:I and operations. $59,125 monthly compensation serves the provisions of the 1991 fied," Castro pointed out in his ministration of the medical refcmli g.encics related 10 health and buy Taitano said they rcqucstcd ;1 level is insufficient given that BOS Paris Peace accord which ended order issued Tuesday. program in July 1996. health insurance. I 51k incrcase or $9.5 milli,111 for .i must now incur the $30,000 civil war in Cambodia. He said the comt has shared the Under such 111les and regulations, 'Ilic only problem tl1e program is next fisca I year as "thcy arc c'X!X:I i­ Ground floor La Fiesta Mall, San Roque Saipan monthly salary of its new Tmst That agreement led to the burden of administering the es­ all medical rcfcm1l decisions will faced witl1, Tait:mo said, is when the l'J1cing quite a few responding tll Officer, Russel Snow, in addition Tel.: 322-5636-37 • 10:00 AM to 9:30 PM 1993 U.N.-sponsored elections tate since the probate opened in b.: made by a Medical Relcnal payment exceeds the maxi mum thcir nCL'ds gl'lt ing llll'dil·ar.:. mcd­ to the salaries and related over­ which put the royal party in July 1995. Committee. acting upon the advice $50,(XXl. beyond which would I~ th.: i,·aid. and other type's ,,r hc•:dth Castro said the estate has en- head expenses for staff ncedeJ. of the primary care physician of the patient's 1csponsibility lo shoulder. Continued on page 47 insurance. FRIDAY: JULY 25, 1997 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VI~..".\'_S-5

LETTERS to the editor must carry the tutt name of the writer and signature, with a telephone number (in case of faxed or mailed letters} for verification. Letters addressed to other pubficalions or to third parties and those endorsing ~·· I.I: 1 1l:l~S TC il·II: l:l)liCI~ particu/arpoli/icaicandidalesare discouraged. Ail letters are subject to editing. The Variety reserves the right to reject any letters. Name withheld and unsigned lelters will not see print. A 'cottage industry' for lawyers developing? Dear E.ditot: Therearedozensofsimilarstrniesout gate. Many of those being detained fully, Mr. Bernabe and other victims grants learn of their Constitutional EDITORIAid I READ your article about there, all you have to do is go to the were am:sted without valid arrest of government abuse will call Mr. rights and begin suing the govern­ Immigration 'sallegedabusesagainst detention facility. wrurants and ru-e being held without Sawhney 's office to get their claims ment. Carlito Bernabe, a Security Guard. Please send a reporter to investi- due process (a coun hearing to set filed. There may be a hundred cases Let's start fresh, again their release conditions). There are severnl things the public waiting to be filed. At seventy five should know. First, it is incredibly thousand ($75,000.00) dollars each, TiiE INTERIOR Department' sOffice oflnsular Affairs is now ardently pushing for Stanley clarifies on taxpayer suit The situation has become so bad a "federal takeover" in tl1e CNMI, taking the cue from US President Bill Clinton's that Mr. Mesa, through his attorney expensive to hold these people. Why the government is looking at paying pronouncement that it is time that US immigration and wage Jaws apply to the Dear Editor: thinking of the lower Navy Hill VK Sawhney, has sued DOU for is the government feeding and hous­ out over seven million dollars a year Commonwcaltl1. PLEASE allow me to respond to (Willie Tan's mall), Garapan fish­ seventy five thousand ($75,0CO.OO) ing nonlocal people when these ille­ to continue iL~ curTent unlawful prac­ To somehow cushion what could be perceived as a drastic plan fortl1e CNMI, OJA last week's letter to the editor ing dock (MOM Hotel) and Dis­ dollars. gal aliens should be supporting them­ tices. h,L, now embarked on a statement tl1at which would employ a method that is avowed from Joann Pangelinan. trict 4 Beach (Koreana Hotel) Mr. Sawhney is a competent attor­ selves until they are deported? Just because people are here ille­ to be painless and Jess disruptive. According to Deputy Diiect.or Danny Aranza, the Clinton Administration has its Although she included me in public land lease suits of which I ney and apparently willing to take Second, it is going to be astronomi­ gally does not mean they have no O\\TI proposal but that it is now up to tl1e CNMJ and the federal governments to agree the taxpayer's lawsuit against am a party. cases on a contingency basis. Hope- cally expensive as dozens of immi- Continued on page 47 on tl1e best. Jca,t hurting option. Governor Froilan C. Tenorio and Thank you for allowing me to Overall, under tl1c latest OJA report ro US Congress, the takeover involves three I would like to be on the winning make this clarification. m:tjor are:t,: the application of US immigration and naturalization Jaws in the side, the fact is, I was not a party Feger writes on voucher plan Commonwealtl1; tl1e imposition of a30-ccnt inm:ase in the local minimum wage by I998 and yearly increases tl1cieafter until tl1e federal wage is reached; ,md the to that lawsuit. I don't deserve Sincerely, Dear Editor, school funds. tion for less work, less educa­ curtailment of the duty- and quota-free export privileges for goods manufactured in such credit. THE SCHOOL voucher system I also believe that in adopting tional seivices for tl1eCNMI. Perhaps Ms. Pangelinan was REP. STANLEY TORRES is something that I believe our the voucher system, we must re­ than at other schools. Each one of tl1csc recommendations have tremendous consequences on the community needs. It will place main open minded, flexible, and Because the 8.0.E. has deter­ Ccmmonwealtl1 economy but it is very clear the federal government is 'hellbent' on a substantial amount of fidu­ student oriented. We need to de­ mined to reward MHS and HJHS' imposing not one but all of tl1ese measures. as if total devastation is the only way to ciary responsibility under the sign a voucher system that best teachers with four months of va­ l..!O. Island Voices - ll1c \\·1itin g is on tl1e wall-the CNMI mav have reached the IimiL>ofUS tolernnce control of parents and legal seives the needs of the CNMI. cation, our children have "been :md it is in fo~ the roughest of times. · · guardians, further develop and When we incorporate the school swindled" out of more th;m a It appears the only iiope left is for the CNMI to be able to convince US Congress What do you think about the strengthen site base manage­ voucher system, we will inherit million dollars of educational not to allow the complete destruction of the Commonwealth and of its chances for ment at each school, and create the burden of its responsibilities seivices. More cif the taxpayers economic well-being. proposed $21 million prison facility? a check and balance system to and labor of its accountability. money has been spent on teach­ Such a tlickerotl1ope is seen witl1 US Sen. FrnnkMurkow;ki's SenateComminee on Energy and Natural Resources, which is awaiting draft takeover legislation from offset bad decisions and poor Annual audits and inventories of ers of MHS and HJHS for two the Clinton Administration. Hopefully in the public nearing Mr. Murkowski is By Lalla C. Younis policies made by the Board of each school should be manda­ extra months of vacation rather planning, tl1e leaders oftl1e Commonwealth can come up witli a proposal that can Variety News Staff E.ducation. tory. than on seivicing our children be mutually acceptable to botl1 national and local governments. With fiduciary responsibility One very important aspect of with education. While an overwhelming sentiment among the leaders of this Commonwealth I don't see it as feasible. I rather see comes more incentive' for pa­ the school voucher system is that We need to betterutilizc multi­ exists tl1at there remains solutions to tlie problems otlier than a wage, immigration War stories halfof the money go to building schools and Headnote 3(a) takeover, it may be best to be ready for the worst. rental commitment to improve it prevents the Board of Educa­ track teachers who have not com­ They may not like any of these options but situation may now mean having to TIIL' ... 'war 011 drugs' i5 a lot lih· cocn;ne. For a lirit•f pt·riod, the rheJoric maki::; So what went wrong? with more adequate facilities." theleamingenvironmentinpub­ tion from having complete con­ pleted their I 90-day contract. We throw a deal on ti1e table. you fed r•t:ryt:uphoric. 81,t afier ii u't'arsout,you sii/J hlll't,fhesnme proh!eins:. This -ROMAN C. BENAVENTE lic schools. I'm qptimistic the trol and absolute power over our need to maximize our human re­ Under the threat of the tl1ree-pronged takeover tl1at could result to complete -Detroit Free Press Frankel says roughly 1/3 of the drug war budget has voucher will bring a stronger children 'seducation. Specifically, sources and minimize the nega­ devastation. a bargain may have to be thought ouL been used in the effort to reduce supply through law sense of commonality in pur­ I'm refell'ing to the B.O.E.'s de­ tive impact of the multi-track \Vhich can the CNMI witl1st;md most? Losing immigration control? Losing the NEARLY a quarter of a century after the war against enforcement, interdiction and ·programs to eliminate pose and ownership of our pub­ tennination that year-round multi­ educational system as much as privilege to set it,own minimum wage'? Or losing the gannent industry? Which one drugs commenced with the creation of the Drug En­ production abroad. is most problematic for the CNMI to retain'' And which one amongst tliese three "l think that it is good. Our prison lic schools. It will allow indi­ track teachers at Marianas High possible. options would address tl1e concerns of the federal government the most? forcement Administration, the risks of dealing and The feds have tried interdicting drugs at the border facilities now are too smallfor the num­ vidual schools more autonomy School and Hopwood Junior High We need to focus on our It appears, nomatterhow hard the choice maybe, theCNMl may just have to take using illegal drugs have increased, and arrests for drug and reducing production in Latin American and South­ ber of criminals we have:" in decision making, setting pri­ School are awarded two extra children's educaiton. We can­ a chance with not continuing witl1 its garn1ent industry to avert what could be a "lose crimes now exceed I million a year. east Asia. Sophisticated strategies were employed to -ALSAURES orities, and the expenditures of months of vacation. Extra vaca- Continued on page 47 it all" situation for the Commonwealth. The number of person imprisoned for drug-related smash drug lords and money laundering ·networks. It mav have to sacrifice sometl1ing if it intends to save "all others." offenses had doubled in a decade, according to federal The strategy led to individual successes, but the ll1is is not to discount tl1e contributions the gannent industry has made to the economy, but giving up the industry owing to t11e controversy it entails. is looking statistics. Drug offenders comprise 60 percent of the overall production of illegal drugs did not lessen. Every Sustain our literacy efforts federal prison population, and almost 25 percent of into tl1e pr.ictical standpoint of having to choose from among damning alternatives. yeru·, federal agents seize 200 to 300 metric tons of Dear E.ditor: century. play a critical role in disseminating Taking the ;malogy ofOIA official :\ranz~t. who said tl1eCNMI is like a car beyond state prioners. cocaine, which is a mere 1/3 of the amount being /fwe are building a $21 million jail, WHEN people talk about how to Fortunately, this is a program we infonnation and administering lit­ repair, it should bc argued tl1at all tliat n~eds to be discarded is a worn out oil tilter Compared to I 987 statistics, fewer Americans arc produced. then that means we have accrued $21 reduce crime, they often miss one can all do something about. ll1e best eracy p:ugrams. and not the entire car, especially ,incc tl1c engine and tl1c otl1cr vital parts are still in usi11g cocaine and illi.:gal drugs. The feds had dis­ Frankel cites as an example the string of major busts good running condition. million .worth of problems. That does majorfactor-illiteracy. Prisons, most way is to make all children readers­ DUiing this July 1997 '"Literacy mantled some of the world's most notorious drug in Washington, D.C. that netted almost a dozen tons of If the controvci,;ial g:mnent industrv is tl1c major point of irritation by tl1e Interior not make us look good". likely even ours, are filled with per­ and capable information-finders. Month" organizations,md imtitutions cartels. Drug-related crime in some cities is <.lown. cocaine. With what turned out to be a misplaced faith and Congress, then let's .c;,,:c what cm be done. If l\·lcs,i,;. George tvlillcr ,md /\lien -ESTHER FLEMING sonswhoambarelywritetheirnames. Thanks to libraries and literacy have banded together to make this Sta)111ai1-is so concerned about tl1c competition Saipan ganncnt pl;mts offer US Moreover, despite the prcvai ling conservative mrn1d in the law of supply of dcm,md, the euphoric feds nliteracy is a problem that affects programs within schools and com­ occ.L,ion a community-wide effo11. m;mufocturc1:<. 1hcn by :111 mc,ms, sec whc1~ we c.u1 comrromic;,,:. to slash spending. funding for what the Washington expected the street price to sharply increase. lt didn't. us all, perhaps not directly, but indi­ munity organiz:ltions such as For the sake of our commom1·calth. lftl1e problem is witl1 tl1c alleged misuse of the "Made in USA" bbcl. tl1cn tell us Post calls the United States' longest w:ll' continues lo Drng pushers, it turned out, had so much cocaine rectly through high c1ime and lost Saipan Chamber of Commerce. the next step is to sustain and augment what can tl1c CNMI do. increase. The war now involves 52 federal depart­ w,u-cl1ouscd elsewhere. Jfthc concern is about Communist Chinese nationals taking away job, supposed "II is ridiculous! Why give prisoners productivity. Being able to 1ead is a every parent can give their chil­ all literacy effrn1s. to be filled in by US citizens, tl1en maybe it is about time to hear a suggestion. ments an<.1 agencies-including the Pentagon, the Says a federal agent: "You eradit:ate I 8 percent or the luxury most people don't even get basic sUivival skill in today's infor­ dren the initial key to success-a llic point is, Jct tl1c CNMI aJ least have what it would take to continue its hopes CIA, the FBI, the Coast Guard, the Customs Se,vice, coca crop in Peru, but you look at total production on the island? Money from taxpayers mationsociety bu tis no longerenough. library card. Other organizations Since,ely for prosperity as an island state under tl1e American political family. the ATF-and its annual bu<.lget has shot up from$ I worldwide and find no net reduction. It's a treadmill. will just be spent for the prisoner's Our chilch-en must also be able to such as Ayuda Network and in­ Take away tl1c garment indusuy, if you must but let theCNMI stanfreshoncetl1is billion in 1982 to more than $16 billion today. We keep moving but in the end we make no progress." convenience." KONRAD S. REYES is done. navigate the information superhigh­ house programs within PSS and The war, says a recent Post special report, has And this -CHRISTOPHER B. SABLAN way if they m-e to succeed in the 21st Northern Marianas College also Executive Di,ector ll1en give tl1e Co111111onwealtl1. s,1y. ten years to prove iL,;clfwonhy of handling already cost the U.S. taxpayers $290 billion. ib own local affaii,;. By tl1cn. we could have eliminated what Mr. Staym:m The feds' tasks arc complicated by geography-the apparently considers ,Ls 1hc greatest contravention to the intcntoftlicCovcn,mt. Let's And yet ... U.S. has 88,633 miles of shoreline, 300 po11s of entry bc honest tooursch·cs. ifg,mncnt.s are taken away. we nmy have become a bit pocrcr Cocaine and heroine ru·e cheaper, more plcntif ul and and more than 7,500 miles of border with Mexico an<.1 but in much l.x:ttcr shape in tl1c Jong nm-possibly lcssyucstions about labor abuse, purer, says the Post's Glen Frankel. Worldwide pro­ Canada. "I don't think they should have it. l THE SUPREME COURT '2,\JT COUU>N'T You less problem, witl1 immigration. less worries abouia burdened infoLstiucturc, du.ction has more thru1 doubled as has the number of To identify, track, intercept and apprehend drug rather see the money go to the Com­ an<.I &ELIEVE5 IN PROTECTING­ AT Ll:AST WAIT UNTIL re<.lucc

,J ,' :1 6-1\lARl:\NA~ VARIETY_NEWS :\ND_V~EWS-FRIDAY-JULY 25, 1997 FRIDAY, JUL y 25, 1997 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-7 ~------:----:-;:-:-:-;:;;::;;:;::;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;: ~ 11\ '\ /t.J~ "

0 • ' ' ' • • ' ' '· '. • • , • ~ I. I. I. t. I. I. • _. • _. • •••• •. ' • • • • • \ \ \ 1 1 I I • ", " " • ' • • \ \ \ I I. '• • ,' •',','. • • • • • • , > • • • atGAl\pkics . ' .· ... ,. ,: ~ .. \.' FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1997 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-11 10-MARIANAS VARIE_TY NE\\IS_/\Nl) VIEWS-FRIDAY- JULY 25, J 997 Tenorio: Willens not political 'No revantp'--Wonenberg By Zaldy Dandan take away taxpayers' right to file lawsuit, to make the It. Variery News Staff By Jojo Dass tions to beef-up the program Audio GOVERNOR Froilan C. governor pal'l of the Senate, Variety News Staff by working on the acqu isi­ Tcno1·io on Wcdncsuay dcnicJ and to weaken· Article XII NEWLY-installed Lands and tion of a radio system for its ·t:,t .. . Vision :illn:ations that llo\\'ard (which prohibits foreigners to Natural Resources Secretary staff. A~B~\ Center \Vill~ns is "too political" to own land in the CNMI)," Margarita DLG. Wonenberg It will be recalled that scr\'C :1s special juugc. Manglona said. yesterday said she has no DLNR recently received the ~~/ In a letter lo Senate Prcsi­ Se~ate President Jesus R. plans to reorganize the De­ flak for its alleged delayed de nt Jesus R. Sablan (R­ Sablan (R-Saipan), for his \·; partment. response to a San Jose snake f;J@~ij ~@:W Saipan). Tenorio saiJ though part, has said he will recom­ She said though that DLNR sighting. The· slow response, mend a public hearing on SONY LBT-N350 the Senate is entitled t0 con­ has been lacking in direction it was later on established, -DYNAPOWER firm or rcjec1 his nominees. Wi I lens' nomination before due to the absence of a per­ was caused by the absence of - 900W P.M.P.O.! - 5-Disc Carousel Changer he i.lid not appoint Willens for the Senate takes any action. manently-assigned head. a radio system that could - Double Cassette Deck political reasons. Sablan said Willens' quali­ "I have no plans to re­ notify appropriate Fish and - Voltage Selector fications and experience are He said Willens is not affili­ Froilan C. Tenorio Howard Willens Paul A. Manglona shuffle. What I have are im­ Wildlife staff. l§ ateJ with any candidate or superb," but added that the provement plans," said Plans to acquire the canines ;~~~ political party in the CNMI. Tenorio said he is request­ Committee chair David M. that Willens is "too political." Senate still needs to hear from Wonenberg. for the program, for its part, and is "an experienced and ing the Senate Committee on Cing (D-Tinian) has said the A nominee may be- highly the people regarding the nomi­ "It (DLNR) needs to have Margarita DLG. Wonenberg has been in the works since ( 3 units left) SONY MHC-331 highly competent attorney. E;ecutive Appointments and Senate is still keeping an open qualified for the job, nation. a new direction and focus. last year. • Mini H i·Fi Compo. System Willens, according lo Governmental Investigation mind on the nomination, and Manglona added, bu(he should The governor submitted acting secretaries among - 650W P.M.P.0.1 There has been no secretary The Sariguan "cleansing," - 3-CO Changer Tenorio, "served with distinc­ (EAGI) to hold a public hear­ has not made a decision. also inspire confidence from the Willens' nomination early this for a long time." which include Administra­ moreover, did not get off the • Double Cassette Deck tion as legal counsel to the ing on Willens' nomination Willens, he said, will be given people he 'II serve. month, saying that the CNMI Former DLNR Se(:retary tive Division chief Gene ground for some time due to ( 1995) C;nstitutional Con­ before the Senate acts to con­ the chance to appear before the He said those lobbying for the needs at least four more spe­ Benigno Sablan, it will be Santos. the failure of the Emergency vention." firm or reject him. committee hearing. rejection of Willens' nomination cial judges. \' recalled, gave up his post Among current projects Management Office and I \ "At that time," he added, EAGI was expected to set In an earlier interview, Senate claimed that the lawyer worked Considered a constitutional ~ early this year after Gov. Wonenberg vowed to look DLNR to arrive at a consen­ "no one complained that he public hearings on, and dis­ Vice President Paul A. Manglona closely with Gov. Hoilan C. expert, Willens participated in Froilan Tenorio asked him to into include the long-delayed sus on when to use the Chal­ More Items On SALE!!! was in any way ·political.· He cuss, Willens' nomination on (R-Rota), the committee vice Tenorio during I 995 Constitu­ the drafting of- the Covenant, do so or abandon his politi­ "feral cleansing" of Sariguan lenger for the purpose. (July 24·.31, 1997) carried out those difficult du­ Wednesday, but the commit­ chair, said the Senate has been tional Convention. and was the legal counsel or cal ambition. Island and the planned pur­ DLNR, with all its several ties in a conscientious and tee failed to get the required getting "negative feedback" from "Some people remember the 1976 Constitutional Con­ Sablan is Lt. Gov. Jesus chase of at least two terriers divisions, said Wonenberg, highly professional manner." quorum for the meeting. ··concerned citizens" claiming him as the one who tried to vention. Borja's runningmate in the to be used in DLNR 's anti­ is now considered the sec­ Tel. No. 322-3012 November polls. brown tree snake program. ond largest office in the Fax No. 322-3046 Chomokyto DLNR has had at least two She also expressed inten- CNMI government. THE CARRIER MAN'S LIBERATION &SUMMER undergo lie . Abso\ute\f detector test

the Best, 4';.c By Ferdie de la Torre (),Q. Variety News Staff ~/J Qj~. MURDER suspect George July 7-31 Liwis Chomoky is willing to i "~~, 04~.,. undergo a I ie detector test to . ' OPEN Mondays to Saturdays determine the actual facts in 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM -~~\'\E_t connection with the killing of ~~. a Palauan man in 1995. ~~- Brett Lubic, counsel For SUPER SALE Chomoky, told the Superior V!iiof(t'->~ For every purchase of .\[~ .. · Split Air Conditioner* Court yesterday that his client and the Attorney General's Office agreed to request for a 1st Prize Gift Certificate worth of $200.00 FREE ESTIMATES!! polygraph expert from Guam. 2nd Prize Gift Certificate worth of $150.00 Deputy Atty. Gen. Ross 3rd Prize Gift Certificate worth of $100.00 FREE BASIC INSTALLATIONS!! Buchholz. chief of the /\GO's 4th Prize Colored T. V. 13" C'rimin;il Division, told the (Pad, Bracket, disconnect not included) 5th to 9th Prize One night stay~n for two (2) at Saipan Ocean Variety 1h:1t with the poly­ View Hotel plus free breakfast at Royal graph test they want to figure ·1 out what really happened. ,,·, AUGUST 1 up to SEPTEMBER 7 Restaurant Buchholz said based on the .'\ 10th Prize Blender· •!) I polygraph exam, hopefully the ,i How to join: government and Chomoky will come up with a plea agree­ (Except on Sale Items) Every purchase of school & office supplies worth of $20.00. 7,200 BTU \'\,... ------,-----2:::r-··-.·-·.;.,;.,,,· You are entitled with one raffle ticket. ment. • NOTEBOOKS • .CONSTRUCTtON . .. WIRELESS • PENCIL CASE Raffle Date: September 10, 1997 (Wednesday) nwJ,El1;r•1, IM@!+f !@i Chomoky, of Chuuk, has I! • FILLER PAPERS PAPER • STICKY TACK 9,000 BTU 13,500 BTU been detained since he was • RING BINDERS • DICTIONARIES • OIL PASTELS Venue-Modern Statlonery- San Jose Time: 10:30 AM extradited last June 30. The • GLUES • INDEX CARDS • WATER COLORS 10.5 EER 10.8 EER '1 • CRAYONS court sci a $500,000 cash bail • SHARPENERS • TEMPERA PAINTS • RULERS • TABLETS •. MOD.ELING CLAYS for his release. • MARKERS • ERASERS • LEGAL PADS (;l The defendant was chargcJ • SCISSORS • PENCILS • CALCULATORS ··I:;: with murder in lhe second de­ • LUNCH KITS W/ • PORTFOLIOS ;;1 INSULATED BODLE - """""' gree for stabbing Daniel Takao ~. r1: ]I I • Oil /\ug. 12, 1995. i School Bags/Back Pak: •' llt!'._i .. ~(';...,~., Takao was found dead in a }; Jansport, Five Star, Reebok, Victory, Natura, Asa grassy area nl'ar a 11,1rrow road IM.Jl,1$lil l~~~IIHl:Mll 1c~1di11g to a lie:1ch in Lower And A Lot More With Disney Characters. 19,000 BTU 25,000 BTU ::I SAN JOSE BEACH ROAD GARAP~N !lase. lie burc :1 st:1b \\'tiund to 'f 234-6832 234-8900/02 11,500 BTU 9.5 EER 9 EER 8 0 th,· chest. Mon-Sat 8:00-7:00PM Monday-Sundays Sunday 11 :00-5:00PM 9:00-9:00PM MIDDLE ROAD

[J D JRS '--1----1.--'"'~- SAIPAl•I COCKPIT HM,S CARRIER • H'hi!c SuJJp/i,,s /..,(J:-;f CARRIER GUAM, INC. Be Infornred. Saipan Branch • Middle Road, Gualo Rai Phone: 234-8330 • 234-8337 • Fax: 234-8347 1be Carrier Man Can Read The MARIANAS VARIETY Everyday. FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1997 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-13 12-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AN_!) \/JEWS-FRIDAY- JULY 25. 1997 Alcohol control bill deferred Veto awaits Poker ban bill By Zaldy Dandan for higher alcohol licensing tional funds for its programs. Vanety News Staff fees. the Northern Marianas\Jous- SAJDJIN FLEA MADU-~T By Zaldy Dandan island. he will oppose the bill, adding that should gamble. should be banned on Rota and THE 1-louseufReprcscntativcs . Exaotly how much the new ing Corp. is asking the Lcgis- I"- l'I RI.~ Sen. David M. Cing (D-Tinian), Saipan to help"jumpstart"Tinian 's Variety News Staff Senate Majority Leader Thomas an individual should be the one to in a session Wednesday de- fees and penalties would lature to sell the units at its Looking for a place to sell clothing, jewelry, GOVERNOR Froilan C. Tenorio P. Villagomez (R-Saipan), in decide whether or not he or she for his part, said poker machines casino gambling industry. fcrred action. for the second amount is still being discussed new appraised values. said \Vednesda\' that he 111id1t veto yesterday's sessioi1, said he will electronic items, handicrafts, agricultural produce, time. on a bill that would im- by the House members. Three new biils sponsored fruits, fish, grocery items, ANYTHING!!! Including the bill that wt;uld ban poker ma­ propose similar public hearings on pose stricter regulations on 1he The House, at the same time, by Rep. Michael P. Tenorio chines on Rota. Saipan. Chinese recruiters told: Amend contracts running a garage sale, and displaying & selling your ' ' . '· distribution and sale of alco- adopted a House Concurrent (R-Saipan) were likewise in- Tenorio said indiYiduals should Introduced by Rep. Vicente M. hol. Resolution approving the $9.6 traduced durino the session: arts & craffs, etc. Call "Saipan Flea Market" at tel. # be free to do anvthin!': as Ion!': as Atalig (R-Rota), H.B. I0-310 was By Mar-Vic C. Munar bor, Immigrntion and Law Enforce­ Deliberations on House Bill additional revenues identified • H.B. 10-437~ which would 322-2112/87 68 & ask for Irene, and rent a space. they're not violaiing ;;ny law.~ passed by the House of Represen­ Variety News Staff ment InitiAfive. 10-4 were suspended after by Gov. Froilan C. Tenorio. reprogram fund balances Space rental is $12.00 for 1Oft. x 1Oft. (100 sq. ft.) or He said he will also oppose a tatives on Ju Iv 16with 12ofthe 16 CHINA-based manpower agencies 'Thesccontractsindeedhavesome some representatives said they With the resolution's adop- amounting to $400,000 from you may rent bigger space. proposal to require individuals to members voting for the bill. that recruit workers for the CNMI problematic provisions which the will still propose amendments tion, the House can now ap- the Kagman II homestead wa- c,uTy cards stating that they're "fi­ There iS, at present, no COtlsen­ will be asked to mnend employment administration believe violate the to the bill. propriate the funds. terline project to the Kagman LOCATION: LOWER BASE nancially-able" to gamble. SUS among the seTJators-regarding contracl~ containing provisions in­ workers' civil rights," Aranza said. The bill will be taken up by The House also "re-passed" III phase IV waterline project. the bill. ~ ~ ~ Foou stamp recipients ,me not consistent with the U.S. Constitution, "This is inconsistent with the the House wheri it resumes its a bill Tenorio said he will veto. • H.B. 10-438, the Public supposed to gamble in the first Senate President Jesus R. Sablan an insular affairs official said yester­ country's values, "he added. session tentativ.ely scheduled The House, it turned out, Wastewater Systems Protec- Salpan Flea Market Area ...... 10x20 Tents place. Tenorio said. (R-Saipan) has said he will support day. Aranza said federal officials have today. had earlier passed the tion Act of 1997, which would He added. however, that he will the bill "if that's what the people of OJA deputy director Danny Anmza met with Moftec representative Xing -- Introduced by Rep. Stanley "wrong" version of House require garment factories and re,·icw any such bills before mak­ Rota wants." said China's Ministry of Foreign, I-Io Bu. T. Torres (Ind.-Saipan), H.B. Bill I 0-419 passed by the hotels to install bar screens ._,, ·., .. ing any decisions. Senate Vice President Paul A. Trade and Economic Cooperation TI1eOIAofficial said Xing has also I 0-4 would regulate busi- Senate. within their sewer laterals...... "" Meanwhile, Sen. -Ricardo S. Manglona (R-Rota) said his con­ has recommended that recruitment noted the inconsistencies of the con­ G.T.C. ~t nesses that sell alcoholic bi:v- The bill would amend the The bill woula also require ~: ~ Atalig (R-Rota) has urged the Sen­ stituents are clamoring for a ban on agencies that would fail to abide by tract provisions with Moftec's own erages and impose stiffer pen- controversial Public Lands businesses with cafeterias and .. . - - ate C~mmittee on Re:ources and the popular gambling machines. - Moftec's order be stopped from do­ regulations. "He assured us tl1at they al ties prohibiting the sale and law, or P .L. I 0-57. dining places to install grease -··- -- Danny Aranza Development to conduct public Senator Atalig said he will favor ing business in the CNMI. will utlk to 1ecruiters and employers serving of alcohol to persons During Wednesday' ses- traps. ... hearings on Rota before the Senate ce11ain restrictions but not a ·total Aranza was refening to contracL~ and :.L~k them to takeout some ofthese problems don 'tpersist," Aranzasaid. under the age of 21: • sion, House members said • H.B. I 0-439, which would - acts on House Bill 10-310 which ban. while Senate Minority Leader which federal labor officials have provisions that are inconsistent with "The idea is to take away their ce,ti­ The bill would also provide they will oppose selling 52 establish a fund for the de- would ban poker machines on the Eusebio A. Hocog (D-Rota) said said contained provisions that vio­ our laws,"Aranza said. fica~on to do business in the CNMI, housing units in Garapan at a velopment and maintenance .,. lated tl1e U.S. Constitution and the 'The U.S. Deprutment of Labor and that' sanactionrecommended by ,j .!:: ~ ~ price low-income earners of a CNMI crime laboratory ~···~··························~...... • .••••...... , Saipan Flea Market opens every -a. Fair Labor Standards Act. also wanl~ to make sure that these Moftcc." Search for could not afford. under the Public Safety De- ~ : • AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE THAT MAY CHANGE YOUR LIFE! : Saturday & Sund~y, 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (J A sam~ contract stipulates that • • Saying that it needs addi- partment. :~ ..ill\ Guaranteed to bring your loved one back. ~ ' workershouldpaytherecmiter$4.000 m1ss1ngman for plane tickets enuy pennit, and Benavente not rtiµn.i.hg ra..------...1~ , .~ ~\{r.RMARGO CBRIS'J' (t!Y other papers. continues· Another contract prohibits the any : C \'l,ua\ palm Reader & Acl11l 7,It} ...... for political()ffice ~o worker from joining labor suike, and , • r:,9\t from Guam Sory--. .J../V Conunitteechair, RayGue1rerobut By Ferdie de la Torre C rxilitical or religious activities. The .· had todedine the nomination. ' PAST • PRESENT • FUTURE workerisalsoprohibitcd from watch­ Variety News Staff "I was interested in running but THE SEARCH and rescue opera­ A holy Religious Healer. God's messenger who through the Power ol God can show you how ' ing pornographic movies, gambling, was still undecided a day before the she guaranlees to remove all sorrow. sic,ness. No problem so big that she can't help you solved. :md "falling in love." tions continued yesterday to find She has helped so many she.can help you wnh love problems and remove bad lucks. party kickoff last Saturday," said the 62-year-old former seaman . Special rate with this ad. TI1e existence. of tl1ese "shadow Benavente. "J said Twould have to Located Near Arirang Restaurant in Garapan who was reported missing at sea contracts" ww; mentioned in the Call for appointment to 233-81 73 (Home) consult with myfainily." . since Tuesday. • 233-1695 !Office) Clinton adminisuution's 1l1ird An­ According to Benavente, he no­ Emergency Management Of­ nual Repott on Federal-CNMI La- tified Guerrero on the day of the fice spokesperson Rose Ada said rally thitt he is running, but not that an additional of three boats drag­ his name apparentlynbtcrossed NEED HELPER? was ging scuba divers participated in out in the list of candidates. the search operations to locate We offer: • Bush cutting service (equipment provided • House cleaning "I just would like to take this Nicanor M. Mettao. •Yard cleaning & maintenance • Farming opportunity to say I am not run­ ning," said Benavente. Ada said a £round unit was ( Choose your own time & day of services) For more details please call 234-2697/256-5379 ROMAN C. Benavente, whose TheParent-TeachersAssociation also formed wl;ereby personnel name appeared in a Democratic· president of San Vicente Elemen­ from the Department of Public THE COMMITTEE Paity flyer as a candidate for the tal)' School, Benavente, however, Safety and EMO personnel are House of Representatives, is. not did not rule out mnning a non­ to check the beachside along TO ELECT running for the position, this was partisan race, like I.he election for Beach Road. learned. the Board of Education. EMO and Boating Safety res­ In an inte1vicw with tlic Variety,· "I am thinking about that, but cue boats--Challcngcr Junior and Benavente said he was offered a still, nothing is definite," said McKee assisted by fOLII' jctskis slot in the party slate by Strategy Benavente. (RHA) and two civilian boats conducted JOSE "GEORGE PITU" a quarter mik-long search at sea. Macaw Helicopler is also sweeping outside the reef, Ada CAMACHO SABLAN said. A family member dropped REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Mcttao to go fishing at the beach for in Garapan Tuesday morning. The Saipan Chamber of Commerce (SCC) Ada said Mcttao was report­ MAYOR OF SAIPAN Beautification Committee is soliciting edly carrying a speargun, mask, proposals from all· interested waste disposal snorkel and fins which were not companies to provide trash pickup seIVices on recovered. is sponsoring an evening of the island of Saipan. sec is in the process of Meanwhile, two male students Dinner Dancing and Door Prizes implementing an Adopt an Area program that at llopwood were arrested for on Sunday, July 27, 1997 will involve trash pickup at 100-400 al lcgcd possession o.f marijuana in the school campus Wednes­ 6:00 p.m. to 11 :00 p.m. at the Garapan Central Park strategically placed trash receptacles twice per day morning. week for one year with possible renewal. A school security guard spot­ Donation $20.00 (couple) ~~~ Proposals will need to include quotations based ted the two boys, both 12 years ~-'~ (2 free drinks with dinner included) on the emptying of 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, old, in possession or the illegal Tickets available at the door 350, and 400 receptacles two times per week. drugs at the bcachside, accord­ Half of the receptacles will be for recycling ing to DPS acting spokesperson Please come and Join Us P03 Arnold K. Seman. purposes only. Therefore, proposals will also The DPS is also investigating No"" ~o\N~ oN °'-t need to reflect a reduction in disposal fees due r a sexual assault case repdrted Si Yu'us Ma'ase, Ghillisou, Salamat Po, and Thank You to aluminum can recycling revenues. Trash '· by the Division of Youth Ser­ bags are to be quoted separately. Proposals are vices Wednesday. due at the Saipan Chamber of Commerce in The victim, a 19-year-old fe­ For more information ROSH I'S variety Store Garapan or by fax to 233-7151 on· or before male, was also sexually as­ Please call Tony Reyes at T~I. 288-0780r Chairman; Fundraising and Solicitation Friday, August 1, 1997. Please call at saulted by the same suspect SAN ANTONIO near PIC SAN JOSE BEACH ROAD sec Bernice P. Diaz, Treasurer 233-7150 fqr more information. when she was then a minor, Tel: 234·6522 Tel: 234·6533 police said.

YA\:CRAphics t l ! \'· I , 1 · 14-MARIANAS_~f\B,IEIY N_E_»'_'.S_f\.ND VIEWS°FRIDA Y- JULY 25, 1997 ------FRIDAY,JULY 25, 1997-MARIANAS VARIETY 1'/EWS AND VIEWS-15 ------Senate OKs Victims Right bill DOLi yet to set standard wage By Zaldy Dandan board's review grazing, agiicultural By Jojo Dass determined by the Secretary of states. promulgate regulations following Variety News Staff 'Obscene phone calls' measure also passes and homestead pe1111its, homestead Variety News Staff L~bor and Immigration," the law The law gave DOU 30 days to its enactment on Nov. 16, I 995. THE Senate yesterday p,1,sed bi !Is pe1mits and non-renewable use per­ j: THE DEPARTMENT of Labor thatwouldestablisha Victims· Rights Senate Bill I0-94, which is intro­ tecting and preserving their integ- · 'problematic ,md compli eating" pro­ mitsforless than six months duration. . ( and Immigration has yet to Office. ,md would penalize persons duced for the fourth time since 1993 1ity." visions. Under P.L. 10-57, Saipan, Rota i I' come up with a standard base making "obscene and harassing" by Senate Vice President Paul A. Gov. Froilan C. Tenorio vetoed Manglona, however, continues to and Tinian will have a Public Lands ; I wage for resident workers de­ phone calls. Manglona (R-Rota). would assist two earlier versions of t11e bill, saying urge fo_r tJ1e bill's passage. Advisory Board composed of the spite a two-year old law requir­ Both bills now go to the House of Ciime victims and their families in that though the CNMI needs a Vic­ ''Crime is on tJ1e rise in tl1e CNMI. mayor and the chairs of the legislative ing it. ~~~ Pacifc Sky Travel Service Representatives. getting available services and "pro- tims' Rights Office, the bills have The longer it takes to get this legisla­ delegation and municipal council for '. I Public Law 9-71, the I 995 - P.O. Box 774, Saipan, MP 96950 tion pa~sed into law, the longer vic­ each island. Resident Workers' Fair Com­ ~~ l "-~ Phone: (670) 235-0942 / 0943 / 0944 tims must suffer," he said. ll1e advisory bom·d has to review pensation Act, requires DOU ~ t Fax: (670) 235-0946 ·Hocog:· Som.eone is violating .. -.- Obscene ru1y public lands transaction for at to determine a wage rate to Introduced by Senate President lm~t 60 days before BPL could take which will be added benefits YOUR LOCALLY OWNED TRAVEL AGENCY Jesus R. Sabhm, Senate Bill I0-97, action on it. likewise being received by non­ would impose a fine of not mo1e th,m Governor Tenorio, however, ha-; WHERE THE SKY IS THE LIMIT .~aw regarding Rpta FTEs .-- . ,\ resident workers'. Ronald Sablan the ii • ~ • • • .. ' • ' Cl • $1,RJ_-~ urging Congress to federalize CNMl 's labor and immigra­ Girls Dresses Now! $10.00each 30°/o OFF tion laws. (Assorted & Selected Only) But the commission's ex­ Kid's T-Shirts ecutive director has said that 50°/o OFF Reg. $5.99 each Unisex T-Shirts TUD'EL~ members of the panel will visit Levi's 501 Tab Jeans the CNMI "with no precon- (Made in U.S.A) c.:cived biases." Now! $3 for $15.00 Selected only (Button F!y) Broadhurst remains Kid's Jeans by BEBE Sigi Tudela! unconvinced. Reg. $16.95 Kid's Shoes $3.99each, $42.SOeach, "The CNMl is facing a wcll- Reg. $16.95 for Mayor of Saipan '97 0rganized effort by some fed­ Now! $9.99each 3 for 10.00 2 for $80.00 eral officials hellbent on tak­ Now! $9.99each pair ing away our right to self-gov­ fOM~ AUD fH~fK OUT OUR ernment as guaranteed by the Levi's Jeans 505 Orange Tab u~w ARRIVAt.O Of M~u·o FUNDRAISING DINNER Covenant with the U.S .. " he Kid's Jeans by Poonam School.Bags for Kid's Style #405050215 & 405050259 BOu(iY J&AIJO, WIO~ said. (Assorted) Advocates of a federal take­ $3u99each, t.6.u J~AIJO. T-OHIRTO, DATE Friday, August I, 1997 Reg. $9.99 over, he added. arc either 2 for $60.00 ulRt.O Bt.0006-0, KIO'O O~T ... VENUE Garapan Central Park blowing up labor abuse cases 3 for $10.00 TIME 6:30 pm -11:00 pm or blaming the local garments Now! $5m99each industry, cand not tl~e North ENTERTAINMENT Cultural Perfonners "MARIANAS RYTHM BAND" American Free Trade Act Saipan: Across C-Mart, Beach Road Chalan Kanoa (NAFTA), for the collapse of Tel.# (670) 234-3225 ~ !.!arrncnts n1anufacturirH! in the .MEENA'S Guam: Across Good Samaritan Clinic, Chalan San Tickets: $25.00 (available at the door) 1 ;11ainland. - Antonio, Tamuning Guam Tel.# (671) 646-5597 ______..Q Jeans for GUYS & GALS . FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1997 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-17 Nena signs $29M l\lIOU signing FSM Gov't budget PALIKIR, Pohnpei-Presi­ for a total of$ I 00,000. ·still up in air dent Jacob Nena on Monday, He said such items are incon­ signed a new law, which appro­ sistent with the Joint Law En­ sources said Commonwealth offi­ priates $29.4 million budget for forcement Agreement between cials privy to the talks were still "iron­ the operations of National and the National Government and ing-out" certain provisions of the local government for fiscal year Chuuk State. agreementwhichwillbereviewedby 1998. Nena objected to dividing up Manila. In a news release, Nena said the money between the regions CNMI and Philippine government the new law also establishes a and to the recommendations officials a~toimplementa"three­ . Stanly Ngircheungel Takash Koshiba Haruki Nakajima budget for Compact Sections that these "subsidies be granted tiered approach" in implementing an PACIFIC lsl:mds Club recently hon- ment said. staffrnern!x:rs/' said tlx: release. funding and appropriates Spe­ to municipal police in the par­ RP policy requiring host-country ored its toppernonnel for the month of Stanley has lxen employed atP.I.C. Lastly,Haruki Nakajima bas teen cial Funds available under the ticular specified areas." ....~· :'j employers to shoulder food and lodg­ ing expenses of their Filipino work­ July, the hotel announce're giving for it to decide if actual formal 'Thedelegationsagrecd,however, 43 "this boat to be viewed and used as private property," he said, add­ signing of the accord will push thattheprovisionsofbenefits,sucha5 ing, "the court may have a boat, through. food and housing, in excess of the away..4 1H:,. I({) "There was supposed to be an minimum, is to beencouragedshould and the Probation Officer may rm employer want to1ec1uit and 1etain use most of the time, but it is not invitation (from the CNMI gov­ ernment)," said Saipan Chamber the most skilled w )rkers," the CNMI the Probation Officer's boat." of Commerce head, David M. government said in a statement re­ Finally, Nena pointed out that San Praneileo Sablan. leased to media regarding the matter. in amending the development "We don't know when they're Cunentcontractualobligation's, the budget, Congress sought coming," he added. statement stressed, not be af. on Northwest Airlines! $130,000, for national staff up­ \Viii ('Note: Round trip Guam-SFO-Guam) grading programs; $200,000, for Well-placed CNMI government fected. Capital Complex Water and OPEN YOUR INDIVIDUAL CHECKING Sewer System Improvement; and OPEN To ALL GuA1v1, C.N.M.l. OR SAVINGS ACCOUNT $1,830,000. AND PALAU RESIDENTS. ENTRY AT GuAM SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE Of thb amount, $1,436, I 92 shal I be deemed to come from the FORMS ARE AVA!l.ABLE AT ANY MONTH OF }ULY AND OUR GIFT ID YOU: capital account of the Compact GuAM SAVINGS BRANCH. Free Association, the Jaw states. The Sea Cucumber ENTRY FORM LIMIT ONE PER I Jowever. the law is silent on PERSON PER D,w. • We will buy your first standard safety paper from what source of fund should check orde1: di ffcrencc of $393,808 come. Nena advised Congress to • Unlimited Travelir's Checks, Cashiers Checks and .clarify the matter by - amend­ ...__ i _:, ::,· Money Orders with No Service Fees far 1 year. ment. The appropriation law is bro­ ken down as follows: PARADISE BANKING •$12.47 million is for the op­ erationsofthe Executive Branch; JUST GOT BETTER •$2,931, I 00, for the Legisla- tive Branch; - • Receive a $ I 0. 00 certificate for •$886,928, for the National Ju­ laundry services at diciary Branch; •$521,800, for the Public Au­ Marianas Cleaners, ditor; if we do nQt say "Thank You!" •$1,57 I ,315, for the expenses Bohadschia marmorata of the Telecommunications Cor­ llIIS WEEK'S YOCR Life fo1m is food, digesting what is edible, imd • Your own Guam Savings • Free remittance service to the poration; the sea cucumber or "balate" in excreting the rest. APAS ATM Cash Card! Philippines with Express Padala •$118,000, for the health spe­ ChmnotTo. Sea cucumbers m-e cla.,si­ Sea cucumbers breathe as water is to our customers during July. cialists teams to visit the FSM, fied in the Phylum Echinodem,ata, in pumped through two 1espimt01ytn:cs and to improve local health qual­ the chss Holothuroiclea. Holothuri­ located on each side of their digestive ity; :u,s ru-e related to starfishes, sea ur­ trnct.. Some sea cucumbers can eject •$2,500,000, for the College of chins, sea lilies ;u,d sm1d dollrua. their digestive system and Rssociated Micronesia-FSM; - The bodies of most sea cucumbers organs when disturbed :md grow a ®uam ~abings •$1 ,034,700, for post-seroml­ rn-e covered with tube feet. Sea cu.' new set within a few weeks. PARADISE BANKING ary educational assistance; cumbera use these feet to attach them­ In Asia, dried sea cucumber bodies "Where Others Put Branches, We Place Roots" •$3,932.468, for spcci:il pro­ SERVICES. selves to the bottom. TI1etubefectarc calloo "trepang" and their sex organs grams, grants, subsidies, contri­ controlled by ch,mging the waterpres­ are considered a .;::; ·'. . . ·.,' :, .. ':.>.,;. \· .···. .• .. '_. ~ PorkChops· ~ · 111cntB:u1khasswitchedthefocusof ernment agencies before putting $ 69 Family Pack • lb. lb. ~ its prognun in tl1c Mm,hall lslrn1ds mo1-e Jom1s into tl1c counl!y. NlJKU' ALO FA (l'acnews)- 2 $1.39 0 VISIT us AT: B.ASEI.IE:H WAREHOUSE. ACRC:SS S.slP.,:J HE/..LTr. CUNIC_ AS llTO Crom one of providing hu·ge lo:ms to Since tl1e c:u·ly 19<-Xls, tl1c J\IJB 1-'iftccn military officc1·s 1·ro111 Crisco 8 00 M.1 -5 CC PM 1,10:/DAY - FRIDAY• 8 00 Ml - fr,JJ 'JOON SATURDAY ~ a program aimed at improving gov­ In~ provided five major lom1s ,md Tonga leave today lo urn.krtakc a Oil ernment management systems dozcnsof technical a5sistm1ce gnITTL, month-Jong training exercise at 480? (Cornrnonn.m1ltb of tbe 1'2ort!Jern :fl:111ri111111 3Jg[anllg through techincal a5sistance and totalling more thm1 $40 million. the French Comando Training ,j ®ffice of t/Je ~ecretarp of li:)ublic Workg : gr.ml,. Before the ADE could channel mrn-e School in New Caledonia. There have been "big changes in large loans into the Marshalls it had The participants have been our pol icy ofsupport for the Marshall to see if tl1e environment is right, if picked from the navy, royal guard I Construction of Phase I and IIA of Jshmds,'' ADB Pacific Operations the economy can absorb the money, and marines and the administra­ Division economist Stephen Pol­ VeltL>CO said. tion divisions, Radio Tonga re­ ! Special District Garapan Revitalization ) DPW97-ITB-014 lm·d told tl1e Chm11berofCommcrce I-le obse1ved tliat the bm1k had ported. July '15, 1997 in Majum. assisted the Mm,hall lsl,ITTds Devel­ The group includes a lieuten­ :J The focus of ADB effort has opment Bank with technical :L,sis­ ant, two sergeants and two corpo­ I TOILETRIES/SUNDRIE ADDENDUM NO. 4 shifted substm1tially to government tance for staff training and to rals while the rest arc privates. Gain Ultra Detergent Kao Wonderful sector 1eforms that, aside from strengtl1en the management of tl1c The training is part of the de­ Detergent 500 Grms: This Mdendum shall form a part of the Contract Documents. It is the downsizing m1d strean1Iining gov­ bmik. fence cooperation program Ix­ Soap Pert Plus 42Ioads intent of this Addendum to clarify information and/or issue changes or ernment operations, is aimed at im­ But tl1e ADB ha, not approved a tween Tonga and France. corrections. ; proving tl1e climate for the business government request fora multi-mil­ Meanwhile. the commander of Shampoo sector. lion line ofcredit for MlDB because the French forces in New for kids 15oz INSTRUCTIONS TO PROPOSERS: "We'd like to sec more private "the money might not be used ap­ Caledonia, Major-Gener.ii sector involvement," Pollard told propriately," he said. Quadri, will arrive in Tonga to­ In order to give bidders additional time to prepare their bid package, the leaders of the business community Audit repo1ts show tliat the devel­ day to participate in the closing of deadline for submission of bids will be extended by another two weeks in this atoll nation of 60,(XX) islm1d­ opment bank has millions of doll,u-s the annual joint Tongan-French as follows: ers. in uncollected loans. military exercise now taking place JAPANESE Morinaga This didn't mean that the ADB Pollard said the goal is to "keep in the Pacific kingdom. Major­ Infant Milk Former Date of Submission 4:00 p.m., July 21, 1997 wa~ ptepming to lend money to the the govemmentoutofbusiness,'' but General Quari i:; being accompa­ FOOD Powder New Date of Submission: 4:00 p.m., July 30, 1997 private sector, but that it wants the that it is a process that will take time nied by a 15-man dekgation 400 Grms government to "set the scene for the "because the govemment (in tl1e which includes eight paratroop­ Close-up Toothpaste 6oz ...... 2.29/ea Cal bee Shrimp Crackers ...... 1.49/ea All other information/requirements on the Invitation to Bid will remain private sector" to expm1d. This 1e­ Mm,hall lsl,mds) h,L~ so much in­ ers. jli Kao Laurier Sanitary Napkin 20 ct...... 1.99/ea Meiji Curl 90g ...... 1.29/ea as stated. quites openness, stability and tnms­ volvement in business. The p,1ratroopcrs will prm idc :1 l' -~ Charmin Toilet Tissue 4 rolls/pk ...... 1.99/ea parency in government policies, he We have to convice tl1e govern­ special show Friday during a pa­ Bounty Paper Towel i roll ...... i .69/ea Kikkoman Soy Sauce 1 Liter ...... 2.99/ea 'i, ~ ls/Edward M. Deleon Guerrero ls/Edward B. Palacios , said. ment to chm1ge its mind; to help it rade to mark the end of the mili- . Zee Paper Napkins 300 cts ······""··················· 3.99/ea Tohato Caramel Corn 98grm ...... 1.69/ea Secretary of Public Works Director of Procurement & Supply [ ADB official Dean Vela~co said phase out to leave room for, busi­ Lary exercise, code-named ,, Date: July 16, 1997 Date: July 16, 1997 Lthis is why the ADB is focusing nesses." Ifa'afuuluhao 97. ... '·!. ---~------..,. ..,,_ ,., ...... ···•······· I We are not responsible for any typographical errors ...... -...... FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1997 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-21 El Nino gets tagged as cause of drought in Fiji Sl'YA (Pacnews)-The drought expect below average rainfall that presently being experienced could lead to shortage .of water around Fiji is directly related 10 supply in many areas, resulting in the El-Nino phenomenon. a drought. Director of Meteorology. The ;•estern, northern and some Rajcndra Prasad says the El-Nino areas in the central division has effect has been a significant con­ been hard-hit by the drought situ­ PORT MORESBY (Pacnews}­ Public Service, Housing and CoITec­ An ~ven1itg- With tributing factor to Fiji ·s weather ation. Papua New Guinea prime minister tional Services. paltems over the last three months. El-Nino is a term used by Bill Skate has announced the sharing 111e deputy leader of People's Na­ Radio Fiji reported. metcrologists to describe the se­ of24 ministries between his six-man tional Congress, Simon Kaumi t..'lkes Prasad says Fiji will expect quite quence of changes that take place caretaker cabinet and promised to charge of Provincial and Local Gov­ a bit of tluctations over the next in the ocean and atmospheric cir­ have tl1e full cabinet announced by ernment Affairs, Fisheries, Defence sewral months and can further culation. next Tuesday. and Education; North Waghi MP Dr Pangu Pati leader Ch1is Haiveta Fabian Pok will oversee Works and has Foreign Affairs and Trade, Com­ Transprnt, Home Affairs, Commu­ PNG poll case to proceed merce and lndust1y, National Plan­ nication, Civil Aviation, Culture and ning and IndustJial Relations, the Post Tourism. PORT MORESBY (Pacnews}­ cou1t, NBC repo11ed. Co~rier repo1tcd. Nonh Fly MP Kala Swokin takes The case between Papua New The Elec\oml Commission is tak­ Default People's Domocratic chru·ge of ForesL~. Environment mid Guinea's Electoml Commission and ing tl1e Fimmce Depanment to cowt Movement leader Roy Y aki has Fi­ Con;ervation, Lands and Police. the Finrn1ce depanment will proceed in a bid to release 3 million kina (US nance, Mining and· Petroleum, Jus­ Piime minister Skate says he will F1iday. withorwithoutStatc lawyers. $2. Im)budgctedforElection97. Elec­ tice and Health; People's Progress announce the position of deputy p1i me National Coun Judge Maurice toral Commission lawyer Greg Party leader Andrew Baing has been minister, after holding discussions Shech:m says the Stille h,L~ failed on Sheppard told the coun, they feel the allocated Agriculture and Livestock, with Haiveta. Bill Skate each occasion to appear though they maner is urgent and the case should arc aware the matter is before "the proceed. Tonga police probe missing cash WINDWARD BOATS, INC. NUKU'ALOFA (Pacnews)-:-c to the club in the last five weeks, last Friday. "'Jl/fu, '14" ·u (t«d ~ ta-~~ -I ~ & ~ "' ~ So«tk P,u4«: Tonga's capital Nuku'alofa has Radio Tonga reported. In another incident, several been hit with major thefts in­ Meanwhile, investigation is still staff members of the Royal volving .tens of thousands of undetway for the missing cash Tongan Airlines are being in­ dollars. stolen from the safe of the Tonga vestigated in connection with GLASSPROS Police are still trying to trace Electric Power Board last Friday some missiong cash that nms Hawaii's #1 Choice Work Boat the whereabouts of a "large morning. The money involved is into thousands of dollars. No amount of money" stolen from about· 10,000 pa' angii (US formal charges have been made the Nuku'alofa Club early last $7,400), staff salary which was but staff being implicated have Tuesday, the fifth burglary case supposed to tie paid out to them been suspended.

!i ;1 Singirok may face charges I CANBERRA (Pacnews)-Papua Donigi. had been colllacted by detec­ New Guinea police have an­ tives and b1iefed on the situation. nounced that they expect 10 lay ~lease_;iJin . 19'From $8,995 23'From $12,995 General Singirok and his family F.O.B. HI. 18', 19', 22' & 23' MODELS AVAILABLE. chm·ges against fonner PNG army are believed lo be on holiday in Dn n 1u wrmt a W\ lOl\', commander next week over his Australia. ~r,1\-,,(. pl:irform. idc:1i (dr Ji\'ing, l-'X1ttum !ishing, troll inf,!, crnnmercial and ,t!J-;in,un,l use, with a ,im1,Ji,tic !,m· maintenance Jc"h"'' GLASSPROS opposition to the Sandline merce­ Commissioner Ncnta said he un­ h\ 1.ib ;m: built ttltn.?;h rt, :--un·1,·e rhl.' r1 llll-:h P;1cific WatL'Vi :md arL' proven hy nary affair. derstood General Singirok would Pedro P. Tenorio '.~unJrL•,\.., nf s,11isfo.:d Clllllllll..'rci;il ;md sp11rt fishl'rmcn. PowcrcJ hy a General Jerry Singirok led a re­ be returning lo PNG soon and it 4-:--m,k,· H,mJ" Uuth

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Bill blocks Golan pullout contmst to events leading up to the Rep. Hemy Hyde of fllinois jokingly session. told reporters he'd be attending ·'for Some Gingrich loyalists talked of a tl1e entertainment value." BY DINA KRAFT w,mts Israel to 1etum tl1c Golm1. it. vote of no-confidence in the three­ To the open disbelief of some of JERUSALEM (AP)- In a confused Prime Minister Benjamin A tumult broke out on the floor, leaders. At the same time, Armey, tl1eircolleagues, A.lll1cy and Bochner vote, the Isrneli parlimi,ent has given Netanyahu, however, said the bill withBm1ikandotl1eroppositionmem­ DeLay and Boehner worked behind have both denied any complicity in would give "backing mid moral va­ bers demm1ding a new vote. prelimimuy upproval to a bill that the scenes to shore up their st.'Ulding the effo11 against Gingrich. Anney "You should have been voting in­ would make it difficult for Israel to lidity" to negotiations. -often at the expense ofone another. disa-ibuted a letterto his colleagues on withdraw frnm the Golmi Heights. Israel seized tl1e Golm1 in the 1967 stead of celebrating,"Knesset speaker "')',. Neither Gingiich, Am1ey, DeLay Tuesday conceding mistakes but say­ 1lie bill, prnposed by a member of war mid mmexed it in 198 l. Dm1 Tiehen, a member of Likud, nor Boehner talked with reporters ,Ls ing, "]just w,mtmy goodrnU11e back." the 1uling Likud pmty, would requi1e Fu1ious pmfounent:uy squabbling admonished them. they entered the meeting. Am1ey mid For his pmt, Bochner h.L, said he w.L~ tliat :my pullout from the stmtcgic followed the vote. B.u·ak threatened to boycott the De Lay are both from Texas, Boehner absent from several key meetings, ,md plateau be approved by at lca,t 80 Gu-lier Wedncsday, the op1x.isition Knesset u,1til a new vote was held, from Ohio. told rcpo11crs on Tuesday, "I'm still members of the 120-seat pai·liament. had 1epelled a bill that would have ,md Tiehen said he would watch a Two GOP aides, speaking on con­ bUlling what did or didn't happen the ·n1c bill-which has mo1e votes,tl1ead rcqu ired that m1y lm1d concessions videowpc of the session mid decide dition of anonymity, said a fo1rnal week before hL,L" - 1eceived a favorable 43-40 vote both p,L,s a refe1endum ,u1d win mi whether such a move w,L, wamuitcd. unity resolution had been prepared in DeLty lm, yet to respond publicly Wednesday. absolute m,uority in the KnesSct. But Talks on the return or the Golan the expectation that Am1ey, Delay to charges that he told a group of Ehud B,mtk. leader of the opposi­ in thcirjoy .opposition members wm: have been frozen under Netanyahu. and Boehner would retain tl1eir lead­ dissident Republicm1she would join tion Labor Pmty, said tl1at if the bill appmentl y caught unaw,ue by the He opposes a total pullout but docs ership posl<;, mid Republic,Uls then tl1em in voting to topple Gingrich. would be able to emerge from their becomes law it would "create a bur­ second vote. Mmiy did not vote, ,mu not rule out a teITitorial compro­ B1ushing p,tst rcpo1tcrs Wednesday, meeting proclaiming h,~111ony. den" in future talks with Syria, which one unintentionally voted in favorof mise. theTex,msaid. "You might,L'> well not TI1at stood in sh,up conff,L~t witJ1 follow me: I'm not goi~!! to talk." tl1e int:Jigue of the p,L,t two weeks, up Gingrich said in adv,u,'ce he hoped to ,md including the hours before the Ll1c closed-door meeting would be the Five Israeli-allied militian1en lawmakers met in a hu-ge b,Lsement end of mi incredible rou~1dofint1·igue. room in the Capitol. - ··Let me cmpha,ize: I will not allow Rep .. John. Boehner left, accompan(ed by Rep. Bill Archer, center, and Rep. John Kasich meets reporters on Two GOP sources, speaking on ,mother chapk:r to be written in this Shas ~1c,!,,1cal leader Arieh Oheri, left, shakes hands with Palestinian Capitol Hill Wednesday after their weekly Republican caucus. On Wednesday House Speaker Newt condition of ,Ulonyrnity, said conser­ tiresome ,u,d overwrought sag,~" he wounded by guerrilla boinbs Gingrich emphatically reasserted his authority; telling the caucus, there is "a sing/~ line of authority" in the numiJ,o, ,wo Mahmouid Abbas in a Jerusalem hotel where they met to vative dissidents had warned that if ,Ul said in a statement. discuss restarting peace talks in Jerusalem Wednesday. AP MARJA YOUN,Lebanon(AP) taken to a hospital in Jezzine, 20 ti amen from the occupied strip in House and he is it. AP attempt were made to force DeLuy's At the san1e time, lawmakers noted - Guerrillas detonated two road­ kilometers ( 12.5 miles) north of the south, claimed responsibility By David Espo The Republican ranks had been in Paxon drew praise for his remarks, ouster, forexarnple, tliey woultl ret.,li­ Gingrich did notl1ing to prevent the side bombs in southern Lebanon,· Marjayoun, _the main town in the for the first attack. WASHINGTON (AP) - Capping tum10il since word of the coup first and one Republican, Rep. Mark ate by moving lo depose Am1ey or closed-door session from taking place wounding five Israeli-backedrni­ Israeli-occupied sectorof southern There was no i mmcdiate claim two weeks of palace intrigue, House surfaced, but several lawmakers said NeummmofWisconsin, W,L'> reported Gingrich. ,Uld w,L'i fully aw,u-c his three lieutcn­ litirunen, security officials said Lebanon. of responsibility for the second Republic.m leaders held onto tl1eir tl1e first two hours of tl1e closed-door to have suggested his reinstatement. While several Republic.U1:; said ,ITTl, faced a potentially hostile audi­ Thursday. About five hours later, two more attack late Wednesday. posl, Wednesday night after apolo­ session, at least, were ham1onious. TI1e relative hrnrnony that lawmak­ they hoped tJ1e session would allow ence with the ability to inflict serious The firstbambexploded at 6:30 · militiamen suffered serious inju­ The 2,500-strong South Leba­ gizing to lawmakers for tl1eir behav­ "I think we needed tl1e catharsis," ers reported inside tl1e room w,L, in tl1e pmty to put tl1c conU"OVersy to rest. political d,miage. p.m. Wednesday evening on a ries when another bomb exploded non Army is paid and anned by ior during a failed attempt to topple said Greenwood. road near the Chtistian town of as their vehicle passed by on a Israel to help patrol it~ occupied Speaker Newt Gingrich. Ging1ich attended the session ,md Jezzine as an armored patrol of mountain road near Jezzine. The zone, which makes up I Opercent Emer!!ing from a closed-door ses­ spoke first, reading aloud from the the South Lebanon Army militia security officials said the two of Lebanon's ten-itory. sion, Ho~se ~ i11embers said Majrnity Scriptures. ··mess d1ose who perse­ drove by, said the officials, speak­ wounded militiamen were flown However, the Israeli occupation DickAm1ey,GOPWhipT0111 DeLay cute you," he read from Romans. ing on customary condition of by helicopter to Haifa, Israel, for does not extend to Jezzine, which is mid Rep. John Boehner, chaimian of .. Bless and do not curse them." anonymity. treatment. contmlled solely by the SLA. the GOP conference, all confessed The Georgian had said in advance he wanted no bloodletting at the Three mili~men from the Is­ I-Iezbollah, the Iranian-backed 1l1ree SL.A officers were killed they hadn't acted quickly enough to quell a revolt by dissident Republi­ session. The meetingcmne at a critical 5 raeli-allied SLA were wounded, gueITilla group fighting to dislodge by guerrillas in the Jezzinc area cm1s. time for Republicmis, who are labor­ 7H106A Israeli troops and their allied mili- last month. !?r~~T~~~~!~, ~~e~~!~;,~!s is" one of them seriously. 1l1ey we1e "1l1c leaders admitted that they sat ing to reach a compromise with the 1993 Hyundai Excel $5,995 mid listened and some of them enter­ White House on tax cuts and bal­ 4dr, AT, AC, AFC, White tained hypotl1eticals" about a replace­ ,Ulced-budget bills. 1990 Mazda RX7 $7,595 Carter calls for China engagement ment for Gingrich, said Rep. Jim In addition to Arrney, DeLay and SM, AC, AFC 7M092A BEIJING (AP) - Former Greenwood, R-P,L, Boehner, Rep. Bill Paxon also ad­ 1992 Toyota Tercel ss,495 President Jimmy Carter. who In addition, DeLay w,L'> quoted as dressed tl1e rmik and file. 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Josip BrozTitoon Wednesday, using More th,m half 0°f Yugoslavia's ing through a 10-meter (30-foot) Thousands of soldiers, rescue Tito's Mercedes limo, moving into people ,u-c believed to be unem­ gap. Officials tushed to evacuate workers and volunteers have been Tito's palace and takingoverTito's ployed. more residents from low-lying adding to the 1.5 million sand­ titk of Yugoslav president. Last fall, Milosevic\ rnling So­ areas. bagsreinfarcing the dike, but leaks ll1e response from the public w,1~ cialists lost local elections in Serbia's Chancellor Helmut Kohl's gov­ ha~e already n'ooded sewers, cel­ a bombardment of old shoes, hurled J.ugest 14 towns ,u1d cities. I lis ma­ ernment said it would "undertake lars and low-lying streets. al Milosevic"s motorcade in prntest nc~vcrs to deny the opposition thdr everything necessary to help" deal Weeks of rain have swollen of the death mid dcsUl1ction that has wins infuriated Serbs, who m,u-dicd with the floods, promising up to the Oder to record levels, and 111,u"keJ his decade in power. in protests for three months before 20million marks(dlrs 11 million) flooding has killed about 100 Milosevic, the Serbian leader Milosevic tinally caved in. in emergency aid and low-inter­ people in neighboring Poland and blamed i'orf,mningthc wars in Bosnia Since then, the opposition coali­ est loans lo repair flood damage. Czech Republic in the last two mid Croatia, was swam in,L~ Yugoslav tion h,LS collapsed. and Milosevic. the Kohl's announcement after a weeks. prcsidclll on Wednesday, after.win­ consummate 111ancuve1"c:r. h,1s tri­ Cabinet meeting followed his tour The water was still rising ning the office in hastily airnnged umphed. of the flood are~11\1esday. Presi­ Wednesday even though the skies elections that the opposition declrued But Wcdncsu:1y's shcx:-hurling dent Alexander Kwasnicwski was remained clear for a second day, illegal. dcmonsu·ation showcu that popu\,u· to visit the Polish side of the Oder and new rain was forecast for In his latest sleight-of-hand, rn1gcr Ins not dissipated. on Wednesday and meet the Thursday. Milosevic has respected the constitu­ Milosevic also has prnblems mayor of Frankfurt an der Oder, At Frankfurt an dcr Oder, the tional requirement to step down as with Montenegro. where 1he presi­ Wolfgang Pohl, Oil a bridge link­ river surged two centimeters (3/4 president of the 1epublic of Serbia dent supports him but the prcrnier ing the two countries. inch) above a 1930 high of 6.37 after two te1ms-and emerged once who opposes him seems 10 he The area flooded by the break meters (20 feet, 1 I inches) again at the top. g,1ining power. The premier. f\liln Officers of the border police BGS reinforce a v1eak dike in Aurith, Wednesday. Floods are rising and a dike in the 160-kilometer ( 100-mile) Wednesday. Milosevic pmmised that his four­ Djukanovic. w:1111ed Wednesday has already broken in the German-Polish border area. Some villages including Aurith have been evacuated. dike, near the town of Aurith, had Downriver in a low-lying area yem· tcim as head of the Yugoslav that Montenegrin deputies in the Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic, accompanied with his wife Mirjana Markovic, waves to suporters Aurith is located 100 kilometers (60 miles) east of Be rim. AP known as Oderbruch, some federation-made up on! y of Serbia federal par! iamcnl wou lJ uns,:at already been partly evacuated and after a swearing in ceremony in the Federal Parliamentary building in Belgrade Wednesday. Milosevic 19,000 residents were threatened and tiny Monteneh'TO-would bring promised peace, progress and prosperity during his four-year term as head of the Yugoslav Federation. AP Milosevic ··if he n.Juscs to join with evacuation. Livestock from "peace, progress and prospe1ity ." But the world community with radical the region was trucked out Tues­ the thousands of opponents who while he blamed his child1en'~ emi­ banians in the soutliern province of in Eastern Europe who managed to refom1s ... day to clear the roads for a pos­ gathe1ed on the capital streets as he gration on Milosevic. Kosovo, then drove the old federa­ cling topoweroverthe past decade of Such opposition app,urntly led sible exodus of people. spoke at the Yugoslav Pm·liament - "I don't know if I'll ever see them tion apart and fomented war in Croatia popular 1evolutions. Milosevic to make sure that he \\·on a ®ff ice of tbe 31 oh {[raining ~artnersbtp ~ct Residents in several German vil­ and the 300 Milosevic supporters again ... and all because of him," and Bosnia. Milosevic 's role in the war drew hastily ,ur.u1gcd July 15 vote. which lages upstream were also prepar­ who cheered him from the Pru·lia­ Ylajkovic said. HewastheonlyCommunistleader tough international s,mctions, which opposition 1xu1ics denounced. ®fftce of tbe ®obernor ing to leave their homes. ment steps- foreshadowed more Police clubbed demonstrators, in­ . . unrest in the Balkan nation. ju1i ng one, and run:sled at least two, More than 1,000 demonstra­ independent Studio B television Azerbaijan . tors evaded police blockades and 1eponed. court sentences reached a park across from Par- 13 y suppressing opposition and dc- MESSAGE OF APPRECIATION 1iament, where they launched 1iveti ng Yugoslavs g1eaterpersonal spy to death·. thousands of shoes and other im­ fn:cdom rn1d prosperity than seen © provised missiles al Miloscvic's in other Commµnist countries, I On behalf of the Governor's JTPA Office and the Trainees, 1 would like to take this opportunity in extending limousine. Tito ruled umil his death in 1980. our sincere gratitude and appreciation to the following firms for your strong commitment and participation BAKU, Azerbaijan (AP) - The shoes were meant lo rcp­ Since then, the White Palace had in according Employment and Training opportunities to our indigenous work force in an effort of f1nd1ng The military branch of r<:sent the more than 200,000 been empty - until Wednesday. meaningful employment. Azerbaijan's Supreme Court young people who have fled Milosevic rose to power in has sentenced to death a Rus­ M iloscvic 's autcx:ratic regime ,md 1987 as head of Serbia's Commu­ J.E.T. Holding Company sian citizen convicted of spy­ the w,u-s in Croatia ,md l:losnia. nist party and whipped uppopulru· YCO Corporation ing and carrying out sabotage St,mimir Vl,ukovic, 71, held his suppo1t ,miong the Serbs - the big­ National Office Supply for rival Armenia, officials pairof shoes, tied onto a pole, high in gest ethnic group in the old Yugosla­ Sablan Construction Company said Wednesday. the air. Te.u·s rolled dovm his face via. I le brntally repressed ethnic Al- Hakubotan Saipan Enterprise, LTD. Karen Barashev, 64, an eth­ Chang's Corporation nic Armenian born in Vivian B. Seman (Primerica) Azerbaijan, was recruited by Tan Holdings Corporation Armenian secret services in J.C. Tenorio Enterprises, INC. 1992, when the retired officer Law Office of David A. Wiseman lived in the Russian city of Law Office of John A. Manglona Taganrog, said court spokes­ Sister Remedios Preschool, ECDC man Etibar Rakhimov. IT&E, Saipan Office After returning to Triple "J" Saipan, INC. Azerbaijan in 1993, Barashcv Marianas Printing Service, INC. was appointed chief of staff Saipan Diamond Hotel of an Azcrbaijani military unit FAS Moving & Storage and used his position to trJnsferto BPR Professional Services Armenia classified military in­ Consolidated Transportation Services, INC. formation, until his arrest last December, the court said. Safety First Systen1s, INC. Bar·ashev also conducted ' .. . " . :~ ' ·:.~ Saipan E Tours subversive operations, includ­ ' .. ,,,, .. " . . . ',• . Pacific Oriental, INC. ing sabotaging several mili­ Mwar Mwar Center tary radar stations, at the be­ Kan Pacific Saipan, LTD. hest of Armenia, Rakhimov said. Your willingness for such undertaking. exemplifies a shared commitment that this i~ a S?cial issue. therefore. Since the late 1980s, we must work collectively on efforts to enable our people to become contr1but1ng members of our Azerbaijan and neighboring Ar­ community and not reliant on welfare programs. 1 hope that in the future should the need arise for an menia have fought for control over additional staff, you would consider us to assist on the matter. a mostly Ai·menian-populated For those firms that are interested in "getting involve" on such worthy endeavor, contact Mr. Ray Cruz or Mr. enclave that is situated within Richard Santos at 664-1702. Once again, Si Yu'us Ma'ase, Ghillisow, and 'Thank You for your continued Azerbaijan. support and good luck in your business endeavor. Azerbaijan has had a morato­ lWl rium on the death penalty since ~ /s/FELIX R. NOGIS 1993, Rakhimov said. A number JTPA Executive Director of people have been sentenced to A group of Serbian policemen arrest unidentified demonstrator during death, but no one has been. ex­ a students protest against Yugoslav President Milosevics' inaugura- - tion, in downtown Belgrade, Wednesday. AP ~~~-~--- -- .. ecuted. ------~~~acupliics .. ~;..: ' . ,.,., ... ~. ·. .'' , . 36-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JULY 25, 1997 $1.4B sought to rebuild Bosnia By Stephanie Griffith suspect was apprehended and an­ BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - other killed, Serbs appear to have By Dave Carpenter great regret and surprise.'' cults, forcing them to register Dele!!ates to an intemational aid staited a low-level bombing cam­ MOSCOW (AP) - Presi­ But the bill still coulu be­ with the government and pro­ conf;rence sent a hmsh message paign aimeu at foreign troops. dent Boris Yeltsin's rejection come law. hibiting them from owning to Bosnian Serbs on Wednesday: Two American soldiers have been of a controversial law on reli­ Acknowledging the possibil­ property or conuucting public Tum over w;u- crimes suspects or wounded. gion was praised Wednesday ity that Parliament might over­ worship for l 5 years after reg­ receive no war-recovery funds. The U.N. Security Council by Roman Catholics and hu­ ride his decision, Yeltsin told leg­ istration. P,u1icipants singh:d out the Serb wruned Serb leaders against fur­ man rights activists and islative leaders he woulu sign the Pope John Paul II hau mini-state in Bosnia for continu­ ther attacks. Following a closed­ skewered by hard-line legisla­ bill the second time around and strongly opposed the measure, ing to flout the Dayton peace ac­ door meeting, council President tors. attach a letter specifying clauses anu the United States had threat­ cords -thereby making it impos­ Peter Osvald said the 15 council One top communist law­ that are unconstitutional or vio­ ened to cutoffaiu to Russia ifit sible for the international commu­ members "condemn in the stron­ maker, Valentin Ku ptsov, ue­ late international treaties. became law. nity to offer greater i"inanci:1\ gest possible terms·· the recent scri bcd it as ··the public humili­ The bill would officially rec­ ''In his letter to the president support. bombings. ationofRussia," the lnterfax news ognize the importance of the Or­ of the Russian Federation, Boris Hans Van den Brock. European "Council members call upon agency reported. thodox Church in Russian his­ Yeltsin, the holy father citcu Union foreign Affairs Commis­ authorities of Republika Srpska to The head or the Russian Or­ tory and culture and affirm the the reasons for which the law sioner. said l1umanitarian assis­ investigate these actions and to thodox Church, which enjoys roles of Islam, Buduhism, Juua­ was harmful to the rights of tance would be continued. but as bring to justice those responsible," warm relations with the govern­ ism anu other "traditional" reli­ people. particularly that of free­ Ion~ as imlictcd war ci-irncs sus­ Osvald added. mcntand had strongly backeu the gions. uom of conscience.·· papal pects such as Rado\'an Karauzic Despite the attacks, the confer­ legislation, said in a terse state­ But ii also would set up bar­ spokesman Joaquin Navarro­ remain at large, "It woulu be irTe­ ence raised $1.2 billion in pledges ment that the rejection "causes riers for other religions and Valls said in a brief statement sponsible tocominuc spending pub­ - slightly sho11 of the target of released by the Vatican. lic funus for recons1111ction pur­ $ I .4billion. Bosnia has said it nceus "The president seems to have poses. $5. \ billion over five ye:u-s to re­ 1Yeltsin brags-about health-i shared the worries of the pope," K:u-auzic. who has been indicted build from its 1992-1995 war. By Mitchell Landsberg nightly in bucolic settings: first in Navarro-Valls added. t wicc on charges of genocide. tops 1-Iaiis Silajdzic, a former Bosnian MOSCOW(AP)-Foramanon northern Russia; now further south Yeltsin has called on Parlia­ the list of those most wanted by the prime minister who attenued the ·vacation, Boris Yclt~in seems re- along the Volga River~ decreeing this ment to come up with a better Uniteu Nations war crimes tribu­ conference, welcomed the news markably busy. andorderingtl1at; bo:istingaboutfish- law. nal in the Hague. Netherlands. Bosnian construction workers from Sarajevo repair the main dome for the roof of the National Library in that most international donors de­ Wednesuay was a typical day for ing; playing tennis; and sweating in But one thing's for sure: The Following; recent raid by Brit­ Sarajevo on Tuesday. The National Library was destroyed during the 3.5 years war in Bosnia and is being cided to continue to provide sup­ tl1c Russian president, who is osten- the bathhouse. president's decision won't stop ish troops in which one indicted restored with financial help of government of Austria. AP pmt for the state. sibly in the miudle of a month off. . The presidential press service, the emotional battle over the is­ ··rn Bosnia-Herzegovina, peace He met with high-level aides, whichservesasYeltsin'smouthpiece, sue. Kuptsov predicted the Duma depends on the money we get to­ bragged about his health to repent- is hardly any busier when the boss is woulu easily overturn the day." Silajdzic said. ers, saiu he had beaten his doctor in the Kremlin. president's action, which left the Donors said the Bosnian Serbs, with birch branches in a bathhouse, How much of this is calculated to president vulnerable to chru·ges who control the half of the Bosnia ai1dissuedaflunyofdecrees mostly give aJ1 impression of a vigorous he was kowtowing to the West. not under Muslim-Croat control, related to economic reform. Yeltsinishardto say.Butthecontrast "The Americans have shown likely would receive very little, if So it has been for several weeks to last summer, when Yeltsin was that they can influence the poli­ any, aiu. now, as a robust Yclt~in - eight battling heart disease aJ1d virtually cies of other countries," Duma Russian President Boris Yeltsin and Rusian Defense Minister Igor The Serb-held pai1 of Bosnia months after heart bypass surge,y absent from the public stage, is strik- speaker Gennauy Seleznyov told Sergeyev both smile as they walkout of sanatorium Volzhsky Uteos, on gets only a trickle of international - has been shown on television ing .. the ITAR-Tass news agency. the Volga river where President continues his vacation, Monday. funds. In 1996, it received $8 mil­ l.------·· ·-----·- .... ---· ·------·--·------~ Sergeyev and Yeltsin discussed military reforms in Russia. AP lionoutofroughly $800million for reconstruction - about I percent. "They ai·e victimizing thcirown people," Van den Brock said. 111e European Union, which supplies almost half of all recon­ strnction aid to Bosnia, has said K.u-auzic must be turned over be­ fore the Serbs will receive further help. Washingtonalsocalled forwith­ holding funds until authorities tum in suspected wai· criminals. Dozens of suspecL, indicted by the U.N. t1ibunal-mostare Serbs, but there :u\! Croats am.l Musli111s as well on your - remain at hu·ge. U.S. Special Rcpn::sentative Rob­ en S. Gelb,u·d said tl1e Uniteu States would spenu $448 million for hu­ rmmitmim mid reconsuuction aid, 711, 'l/ear Anniver$ary! but noted that W:L~hington is con­ cerned that some previous money 7th Year appe,u-s to have been misappropri­ ~ ateu. !:/' "In our ri;consU1rction effrn1s, we have been unable to bring tl1c bcn­ .m/i, dits of peace to all the people or Bosnia," he saiu, auuing that inhab­ itanL,ofScrb,u·cas··have lxendenieJ most rcconstrnction ,L,sist:mcc by the actions of a small, conupt group." · Gelb,u·d called on donrn-s to sup- 1x:ir1only those leaucr-s in Bosnia who implement the Dayton accords, which enueu the Bosnian war. "In this way, we can preserve From the Management & Staff of the benefits for the people of the people without enriching corrupt and criminal leaders," he said. O!Ticials at the aiu conforcncc also noted the Serbs' stubbom Pacific World Enterprises refusal lo al low refugees to rel um to their homes in Serb-controlled 234-3532 territory. or some I 111illion refugees hoping torctum,only about:, pe~ccnt . have \xcn permitted to do so. 38-MAR!ANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIE::.cW__'._cS::'....-~FR~I~D'.!...A~Y:..:__-__:__JU=:;L~Y~25:'..!_,~19:'...c:9:__,__7 ______~------,--- FRIDAY,JULY 25, 1997 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-39 Irish w-eigh peace, war GOP warns of welfare tax By Laura Meckler said. costs to the state and the adminisb·a­ But not all Democratic gover­ low-wage workers, who might be By Shawn Pogatchnik Sinn Fein, ratherthan the larger, mod­ never get the guns up front from the WASHINGTON(AP)-Congres­ Republicans met with White tive burden ... will hinderourability to norsagree. Maryland's Gov. Parris displaced by welfare workers who BELFAST, l\orthem Ireland (AP) erate Social Democratic and Labor IRA and the only people they ecm u1lk sional Republicans-aided by some House.officials Wednesday, and require workfare for all welfare re­ Glendening wrote Clinton that any­ cost less to employ. - Most Pmtest,mt lt>aders don· t w,mt Party led by John Hume, a politician to is the IRA. What's the use in talking Democratic governors - are warn­ the mee,tingportended a tough road _cipient.s," he wrote congressional thing Jess than full workplace pro­ "This debate is about funda­ totalktoSinn FeinleaderGeny Adm,1s witl1 whom the Protestant bloc meets toJohn Hume?Hcc,m'tkeepthe 6'llns ing that welfare recipients could end on welfare issues, said Franklin tections would undermine other mental fairness," he wrote. - but the general public showed readily. silent," said Se,m O'Neill, 35, holding leaders. Wednesday it does: 'The unionists must realize they'll 8-year-old Sean Jr. up paying taxes on the benefits they Raines,' director of the Office of \vl,ile politicians were arguing over ~------receive if President Clinton has his Management and Budget. whether Ad,uns · !Ri-\-allied pm1y way. He said Republicans moved "as should be in the talks on Nonhem States also might have to pay the fm· away from the administration lrel,md' s future, Admns went on a Italy still angry employers' share of Social Securicy as the two bills, House and radio phone-in show to dcmonsttalc and Medicare taxes, plus unemploy­ Senate, would pe1mit." his eagerness to negotiate. ment and workers' compensation On the minimum wage, the Callers on BBC Radio Ulster over UN reforms payments, if welfare recipients on question is largely philosophical: "T,tlkBack." numbe1ing in the hun­ By Dennis Redmont In a sign oflt,tly's sensitivity to community se1vice assignments are Are welfare recipients doing ac­ lh°edsand tloo

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"No law enforcement agency can met with former New York Con­ Burns said the United States "Instead of funding the trips of the Young. At tl1e same time, the CNMl War... a1Tcstacity out of a drug dilemma," us ... gressman Stephen Solarz. Pn:si­ might acccpl ,1 1·cpl;;cemcnt for commission, OIA should use tlmt Tenorio • • • gets s~pport m1d endorsement from Continued from page 4 says the police commissioner of Continued from page 2 dent Clinton· sen voy on the cri­ Ranariddh if one i1· dcmocr,1ri­ Conti~ued from page 1 money to help us," Broadhurst said. conservativeandliberuuianthinktank Baltimore, which has, incidentally, power, although Hun Sen was sis. Solarz declined to disclose cally chosen by the Cambodia A congressional commission is agents,and has led to ugly turf wars titioners in attempts to offset nega­ groups and publications such as the tics with the local DPS. "But we given a leadership role in a shaky detai Is, but said Ung Huot "may parl i amcnt. :,ct to vote on the coming to Saipan next month to re­ between the agencies involved. In tive reports about the Common­ Washington Times. have an obligation toourncighbor­ coalition government. be in a somewhat delic.ite situ­ issue July 2X. view the CNMI's immigration poli­ the political arena, Democrats and hoods and our residents to do what­ We the family of the late wealth ,md to lobby at W,L,hington However, the CNMI appears to In the past few days, J\SEJ\N ation himself. I think we all Now that /\SE,\ N h.1s al lowed cies. Republicans continue their pissing ever we can." for 1etention of CNMl's autonomy. have arch-nemeses in California Rep. sent three foreign ministers to know who's calling the shots in Burma into its club. Albright ''I confirmed today that the visit of match on who is the "tougher" Amid all these depressing statis­ AH4 ?Ha't4tit4 ~ ie~ "It's tl1e CNMI's prerogative to do George Miller,andOIAdirector Allen meet separately with Hun Sen Phnom Penh." saicJ she hoped Southeast Asian tl1e commission was funded by the anti-drug pa11y. tics and trends, there is a growing that," Aranza said. "I would under­ Staymm1. and Ranariddh, but Hun Sen U.S. officials remain skepti­ leaders would try to encourage lnteriordepmtrnent,''Broadhurstsaid. William von Raab, the man in consensus among law enforcement ~~ stand that on one level because the Aranza said that although the rejected their advice. On cal about Hun Sen, whose forces democratic reforms there. . Anmza, however, said the com­ charge of Customs Se1vice from and government officials that re­ ad'Z)~ CNMI is getting blackeye in the me­ CNMI has been able to win political Wednesday, however, !\SEAN have.been accused of executing The Clinton administration mission is a "bipartis.im"panel which 1982-89, blames U.S. society for ducing consumption through treat­ in April imposed a new ban on ~ ''Ua, ?Ka, 'a4e, dia." support from some Congressional reported a Hun Sen spokesman at least 40 followers of the prince is coming to Saipan upon congres­ lacking the commitment to a full­ ment is more cost-effective than Hesaid"insomeways''tl1eCNMI member.; through it~ lobbying activi­ said he was now willing to al­ after the coup. U.S. investment in Burma, but 'td4tlu.e4 ad sional mandate. scale d111g war. Which was chill­ any gung-ho effrnts to cu11ail sup­ goveminem gets "unfairly" blamed ties, he doubts that "it would pay off low international mediation. N1,nethcless, State Depart­ no other nations ha\C l'ollowcd · Demeaning ingly reminiscent of what the war ~. Saip:a«,. for what may be misdeeds by em­ ultimately." ply. In Kuala Lumpur, Ung Huot ment spokesman Nicholas that leau. ~~ Broadhur.;t lambasted Aranza for hawks said about the U.S. mis,1d­ And then there is the truly "radi­ '?UUMad eAp«iaU, ~ ployersortecruiters fromotlm·coun­ "My sense ofit is that it all depends establishing an analogy between a venturcs in Vietnam. cal" proposal to legalize d1Ugs. But tries. on the ultimate and under! ying merits fte#tk ~ ;e'ota,, wh 1976 Ford Pinto and the CNMI. It should also be noted that it was though leading commentators­ "It may be or may not be trne tl1at of this situation," Aranza said. "A lot 4kvred wid@ "It was a demeaning way to de­ Von Raab who proposed to shoot including partisans from both the ~ad it's the fault of recruiters or employ­ of that money [spent on congres­ scribe the CNMI," he said. down airplanes suspected of d1Ug left and the right-have proposed t4eu:- {;we, ~ ad~ ers of othernationalities, but I under­ sional trips] should have been better ieatb anb jfuneral %lnnouncement spent addressing the pro bl ems here." At any rate, he said, "we love smuggling if pilots ignored orders decriminalizing drugs. there is no tJ&l/t, ut l#4#ff standoveramilliondollarshave been ~ ~fl/~~ this 1976 Ford Pinto. We're re­ to land. Frankel says Von Raab's indication that the government wil I spent by the CNMI government on Look who's talking ~~((4,~~to.~. pairing it and turning it into a proposal failed to take-off after even think about it. the lobbying efforts," Aranza said. But Broadhur.;t said OIA should collector's item." someone said that it would only The last government official who A~iTO~li\ AranzasaidtheCNMl'slobbying speak for itself. "When you put the local gov­ take one mistake ··to shoot down proposed to look at it h,1d to resign 1 efforts are gaining ground politically He said theDepartmentofthelnte­ ernment in the drivers seat, and a Dad. Mom and the kids returning three years ago.That was. ofcourse. as it was able to win support from rior, OIA's mother depmunent, is TAlMIA,~iAO CElliS, home from a vacation in the Baha­ after Joycelyn Elders also pro­ certain member.; of Congress. funding the trip of the Commission couple of responsible federal of­ Dr. ficials· and congressional mem­ nu,s." posed to inform kids about the vir­ Born: March 19, 1932 The CNMI has found allies in at on Immigration Reform to do a "fact­ bers in the backs seat, there New strategy tue of playing with oneself. · least three House Republicans, finding investigation" which he sus­ Passed away in the Grace of our Lord on July 22, 1997 Drug czar McCaffrcy recently Meanwhile. in the U.S. Com­ namely Majority LeaderDickArrney, pects, is only aimed at backing wouldn't be any more room for at the age of 65 Al Stayman and other Interioroffi­ unveiled a National Drng Control monwealth of the Northern Majority Whip Tom DeLay, House Stayman's "crusade" against the cials," Broadhur.;t ;;aid. Strategy which is, says Frankel, a Marianas, the Legislature is seri­ Pre-deceased by: Resources Committee chairman Don Tenorio administration. IO year plun that includes an ex­ ously considering jailing drug Father: Jesus Taisakan. Taimanao Mother: Maria Angoco. Taimanao She is survived by: plicit recognition that reducing drug smugglers for life despite not hav­ HUSBAND: Manuel Castro Celis "The best guess" is that wanted list as the prime suspect in demand through prevention and ing the conectionai facility that CHtLDREN/SPOUSES/GRANDCHJLDREN: the slayings of Versace and four Parents-In-law: Cunanan. Cunanan killed himself as a care­ treatment should be the centerpiece could accommodate more offend­ Felipe Celis Roberto (Dec1 Miguel & Bernadita C. Aldan (Michelle C. Aldan & Benjamin Continued from page 1 DL Guerrero, LoriAnn & Micheal takeran-ived to check on the prop­ other men in Minnesota, Jllinois of federal efforts. ers. Ana Diaz Castro (Dec.) and New Jersey. After the Versace Maria C. & Mitchel\. K. Aaron (Manny Aaron & Ana margarita tifying the body was fingerprints." erty, Metro-Dade police director Federal officials have also ad­ I mean, drug addiction may not Demapan, Melvia, Junior, Marsha, & Mark) slayingonJuly 15,Cunananaban­ BROTHERS & SISTER: Stanley Trail of DeKalb, Illi­ Carlos Alvarez said. mitted that they are not winning the be '"in the local culture," as one Lucio A (Dec.) & Antonia Q. Mendiola Felipe T. & Nicolasa I. Celis (Jeffery, Mary Ann Celis & Ivan Manalo, Jennifer Celis & Vince Rosario, Manuel Celis & Maryann nois, father of Jeffrey Trail, one But police on the outside had doned a stolen pickup truck be­ drug war. Still, they argued, with­ legislator recently declared, but so Fritz A. (Dec.) & Francisca B. Mendiola longing to one of his victims in a Rosa M. & David Sn. Jones (Dec.) Ma[lglona, Felipe, Antonio, Antonette Celis & of the men Cunanan is believed to no idea Cunanan had shot him­ out cu!1'ent law enforcement ef­ is squeezing inmates into sardine Jake Ce\es) parking garage and vanished. BROTHERS & SISTERS IN LAW: We tbcfnmi~v oftbc lntc Frn11cisco S. Borja have killed, said, 'Tm very glad tl1at self. They shouted, "Come out! forts, the problems would be worse. can-like jails right? Ignacia C. & Leonardo Cabrera (Dec.) Juan T. & Rita S. Celis (Joseph, Vickie & Valerie) 11'1111/d like tu im,itc nil rclrttiFcs n11d friC11ds to joi11 he's been stopped and that nobody Come out!" but the man believed "We were probably prepared Rufina C. (Dec.) & Louis Santos Margo T. Celis (Jesse, Ju\ieana & Joan) Ana T. Celis 11s i11 the A1111ipcrsm·y Rusnry of our bcloped husband, fathe1; else got hurt when he got stopped. But hiding inside did not respond. for something like this," said FBI callous disrcg,u·d for fundamental Jose C. &Agida Borja (Dec.) spokeswoman Coleen Rowley. A cottage.. Norma T. Celis /fr!llld(ntbc1; and j1m1t grnndfntlm: Rosnry will be snid 11ight(v I take no joy inhisdeath. Thatdcesn't They waited for hours before go­ 1ights (I have-no idea why so many Patrick T. Celis & Winnie A. Concepcion (Jonathan & Paul) Conti_rlLJed fro~ page 5 nt 8:00 p.m., b(qiimin_q July 29, Tuesday 1997 t/Jrn help me at all." ing in and finding Cunanan 's "A person who is using desperate people's rights m-c being abused). Gerard T. Celis A11_1111st 5, T1mdny 1997, nt the rcsidmcc body. "There was an means and exhibiting this kind of Immigrntion is not solving the prob- FOSTER SON: Eric Jessy R. Reyes '"11mt's one of the bad things r!ghb. Can we really afforu to send Fourteen (14) Great Grandchildren of Mrs. Nnti1 1idnr/ C. Borja, in Asteo. about him dying like this: No­ unprecedented level of pressure violent behavior, you have to be millions of dollars abroad for not lem responsibly, although it seems to 011 the fi11nl dny, A11_1111st 6, Wednesday, R.osnry will be snid at body will be able to ask him," the put on this man by law enforce­ prepared for a very' violent con­ obeying our own laws? think it is h,U1dling the problem p1-ctty .g She is additionally survived by numerous nephews, nieces and cousins. Rosary is being said nightly at 8:00 p.m. at Mt. Carmel Cathedral in Chalan Kanoa, Saipan 12:00 110011, follon>ed /1y Mnss of Intc1;tio11 .,./ elder Trail said. "Nobody will be ment and media exposure," clusion." Third,theironyofthegovemment's sn1:u1lyhycrackingdownonso1mU1y ~ Res'idents near the houseboat at 6:00 p.111. nt Sa11 Vicmtc Clnn:clz___ • /u:._·· able to tell me why thisgappened." BmTeto said. "I think he was a cunent unlawful practices n.:all y bites Jl.ta., . 1 day, leaving unsolved much of difficult for him to move about." escape government abuse, only to off trying to get 1id of ignorant for­ ;a11:vou,.,1 ///IS. 11/ISC. ·.···· (.{./2'''":\. the mystery as to what may have Baneto said Cunanan was identi­ front steps of his mansion. On find themselves locked up with­ eigners. but only succeeding in pm­ 1Jf--' \ . Wednesday, a caretaker who viding food andshellerforthcm while 'Ibe Family .' I J~ triggered the cross-country kill­ fied by his thumbprint and the out due process. ing spree. gun found inside the houseboat stopped by the home cal led police This irony will not go unno­ cr1.:ating a cottage imlu.sllv for civil More than t 00 pol ice and FBI was similar to the one used in to report a gunshot. ticed when the l'cucral gowrn- rights att0111,'.ys. a~ents surrounded the floating. three of five killings in which The houseboat is 4 kilometers 111c11t reviews its policy on thl' Such practiccs should not be tolcr­ (2 two-story home W cdnesday night Cunanan was a suspect. 1-2 miles) from the Versace CNMI's contrnl on:i- irrnnigra­ :1tl'd by the p:opk of thl' C'N \11. Such after a report of a gunshot coming The 27-year-old Cunanan shot mansion and about a mile (kilo­ t ion. pr:1ctic,·s ll'ill ,·l'J1:1inh not be toll'r­ from inside. up to the top of the FBI's most meter) from the hotel where a Whil'i1 le.ids to 1m linal }X)int. it :1tcd by th<: llS ieder,tl gm cm111c11t. man fitting Cun.man's descrip­ appe,u·s that lm111igr,1tio11 is uying to I lopcfully things will change before PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY CNMI GOVERNMENT tion stayed for as long as two do something about illegal immigra­ it is tlXJ late. months before Versace 's slaying. tion to prove to the feds that the In loving memory of the late INVITATION TO BID For four hours police waited CNMI c:m hm1dle the issue. Such Sincerely, 1TB NO.: ITB97·0155 outside the houseboat. effo11s should be applauded. FOR: WAREHOUSE SPACE After firing volleys of tear gas, Unfo11unately, ,L, a result of inad­ TIMOTHY MJ3 FARRELL the SW J\ Ttearn walked slowly in /\ttomey at Law NOEL RAYMOND "KAY" 5TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY OPENING DATE: AUGUST 01, 1997 TIME: 3:30 PM. equate training, poor leadership, or a 2TH YEAR ANNNERSARY a line into the house. After nearly FELISA MUNA AGUON MENDIOLA JESUS MUNA AGUON GOVERNOR FROILAN C. TENORtO AND LT. GOVERNOR JESUS C. BORJA, THROUGH THE DIVISION OF PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY, ARE SOLICITING an hour inside, police announced dents. San Vicente Elementary KEYES MUNA COMPETITIVE SEALED BtDS TO QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS OR FIRMS FOR their search had come up empty. Feger... School is a year-round multi-track WAREHOUSE SPACE. INTERESTED INDIVIDUA~S OR FIRMS MAY PICK UP BID But after another room-by­ CC>ntinued from page 5 school and their teachers are re­ FORMS AND SPECIFICATIONS AT THE OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR, room search they found the body quired to report to school 190 PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY, LOWER BASE, SAIPAN, DURING WORKING HOURS of Cunanan, who had been de­ not, at this time, go back to the days. llas the B.O.E. determined (7:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M.). single track system 01· education. 7tle, tbe fami(v of the late Noel Raymond (Ray) Reyes Muna would like lo invite ANA CASTRO MENDIOLA JESUS M. MENDIOLA VICENTE M. MENDIOLA scribed by his mother as a gay that Junior High and High School IS/EDWARD B. PALACIOS gigoJo. However, we can make up the students don't desc1vc equal treat­ all our relative and friends to join us nightly with the amziversmy _. difference between the lowcrqual­ We the children, grandchildren, DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY Cunanan had eluded an inten­ ment? rosmy of our dearly departed son, brothe1; uncle, nephew and cousin as we /Top Cat and the Beverly Hills Cats (th35m) 22 Beavis and Bull-head· Comedy 2 HBO: MOVIE '., Jimmy Hollywood 1994 50 Batman - Fantasy IQC) 14 Kalie and Orbie (CC) 12 Wild About Animals (30m) 52 Milyonaryong Mini (30m) 56 Fit TV Sampler 1:45 53 Prime Time Country. 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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Mark Dusseldorf, Germany. But Stolle the second set before Philippoussis rninute match. second-seeded Thornas Enqvist Philippoussis lost the battle of serves, se1ved nine aces, two more than foughtbackto3-3. Philippoussis took "I didn't want to come from be­ of Sweden eliminated Vincent Central beats Pacific, 6-3 but overcame fellow Australian Philippoussis, in their second-round the last two games of the set as Stolle hind, bu the was getting the rhythm Spadea 7-6 (7-4), 6-1; rrenchman double-faulted three times. off my serve," Philippoussis said. Guillaume Raoux upset fifth­ Valuable player awards of l Sandon Stolle 3-6, 6-4, 6-3 at the battle. the sixth inning on a double by Stollebrokese1veinthesixthgame · A spectacular running forehand "I like to fight hard. When I hit seeded Patrick Rafter of Australia 3 Thursday in the second game of day. million yen ($ 8,700) went to Infiniti Open men's tennis tourna­ TOKYO (AP) - Kazuhiro former player passing shot down the line gave that running forehand, I knew I 6-4, 7-6 (7-5), and Denmark's Ken­ Japan's two-game all-star series. Overall, the has Hosey,Suzuki, and ment. oftheopeningsetwhenPhilippoussis Kiyohani drove in four nms with Karl Rhodes of the Kintetsu Buf­ Philippoussis a 2-0 lead in the final had it." neth Carlsen outlasted Armenian The resu It gave the two teams 51 all-star victories against 68 Mas a Yamamoto of the Dragons, The third-seeded Phi!ippoussis served two double faults, then held two homers and his Yomiuri Gi­ faloes. In other second-round matches, Sargis Sargsian 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. a split of this year's series. The defeats. Six games end~d in ties. who held the Pacific League hit­ holds the record with a ser,ie clocked his next two serves to take the early set and helped him closeout the 89- ants teammate Hideki Matsui bat­ Playing before more than Korean pitcher Sun Dong-yol at 142.3 mph (227.7 kph) du1ing a lead. ted in two more as the Central Pacific League won the opening of the Chunichi Dragons gave up less over the first two innings. game 5-0 at Osaka Dome Wednes- 31,000 spectators at Tokyo's Most of the all-star players are tournament earlier this year in Stolle won the first two games of League beat the Pacific League 6- Jingu Stadium, Kiyohara hit his a single to Suzuki, but got the last three batters to fly out in the ninth chosen in voting by fans, but the Higashi takes Nikkei Cup lead first homer in the second inning managers are allowed to select after former Boston Red Sox inning. Sun ( 1-0) has 26 saves in NIIHARU,Japan (AP) - Satoshi Country Dejirna Club course. who last won in the Sumitomo some additional players. 14th annual Rota player Dwayne Hosey of the front­ the regular season. Higashi sank six straight birdies "I missed the green only on the Visa Taiehiyo Masters in Novem­ running Yakult Swallows had en route to an 8-under-par 64 I 8ll1," said Higashi. 'TII try to fire a ber 1995. singled and stolen second and Thursday and took a two-shot lead bogey-free round tomorrow." Toru Suzuki ard Yoshitaka Fun Run tomorrow third. Hosey went 2-for-4. in the opening round of the I 00 l11e 36-year-old Higashi, one of Yamamoto each shot a 66. Kiyohara homered again in the million yen ($ 862,000) Nikkei scoresofgolfingdisciplesofMasashi Taiwanese Yeh Chang-ting. THE FOURTEENTH Annual house. fourth inning after Matsui had CupTorakichi Nakamura Memo­ "Jumbo"Ozaki,has been in a slump Ka11ame Yokoo mid Keiji T;shin;a Rota Fun Run is set to reel off Running afficionados are all smashed a solo and rial. since winning four titles in 1995, were tied for fou1tl1 at 67. tomorrow, July 26th starting invited to participate. Meanwhile, the Weekly Sun­ Toshia Haru of the Yokohama Higashi, seeking his first vic­ when he placed second only to Ozaki, the leading money winner from 5 p.111. to 6 p.m., organiz­ tory in two seasons and eighth Ozaki on the money earnings list. this sew;on with three vict01ies so f:U', ers of the event announced in a day Fun Run, organized by run­ BayStars singled. ning enthusiast Jess Malabed Both those homers came overall, scored nine birdies, in­ "I'm not playing my best golf, fired a 70m1d wasinagroupof 17tied public advisory. against former Los Angeles Dodg­ cluding six in a row on Nos. 11-16. but I'm keeping the ball on the for 23rd. The starting point will be at will once again be gathering ers pitcher Kip Gross of the He bogeyed only the final hole on the fairway and getting it on the right The event offers a top p1i zc of 18 the Rota Resort while the final Saipan runners this Sunday for Nippon Ham Fighters, who is 9-4 6,980. yard (6,352-meter), par-72 Fuji place on the green," said Hi oa;hi million yen($ !55,000). point will be at the Rota Round- the weekly run-jog. ~ ~ ' in the regular season with the Pa­ cific League's fourth best earned Skillington said if he won, his run average, 2.91. Co~boy·s Irvin, Williams settle suit· life wouldn 'tchangesubst,mtially. Teacher... Kiyoharn was named the "I'll still ride a bicycle to work C:o_nti~u~d_f~orn !)_89~ ~~ garne's most valuable player, an By Madeline Baro that direction." The defamation of character law­ every day. I enjoy my work too suit stemmed from the reporting of ··My major exercise is riding a award worth 2 million yen ($ DALLAS (AP) - Cowboys stars DougAdill11S, KXAS president and much and will still care about the Michael Irvin and Elik- Willian1s general rnanager, said he is "plea'iCd sexualassaultallegatiommadeagainst cycle to work every day. But I'm 17.000). state of the environment," he said. settled theirdefamation lawsuit against ... the tem1s ofagreement don 'tallow the two Cowboys by NinaShahravan. certainly going to give this my Matsui has 25 homers and leads It is the first time a million a television station in a deal that "rep­ any further comment" 111e former topless dancer told police best shot." the Central League in the regular dollar shooting cornpetiti~n has resents a major step" toward rectifying Thesettlementannouncernentcame that Irvm held a gun to her head while Gaze. who was on conu11ct with season. Ki yo hara has 15, but has Williams and another man raped her. been held in Australia. the damage done to them, their lawyer one day after Irvin and Williams left the W,L,hington BulleL, in 1994. said batted a disappointing .218 for Police cleared the players, saying In April 1993, Don Calhoun said Wednesday. ~nin& c~p i~ Austin to participate that wiLl1 the light coaching ,md luck the last-place Giants. m mediatJon with the station's law­ her accusations were unfounded. But shot a mill ion-dollar basket from Attorney Peter Ginsberg and an ,myonc could make the shot. In the fifth inning, Ichiro official for the Dallas-Fort Worth yers. her lawyer has said Shahrav,m st.mds the three-qum1ermark during half­ He lws urged Skillington to Suzuki of the Orix BlueWave, television station said they could not Williams refused to discuss the by her contention that she was mped. time at a Chicago Bulls game, make an overarm lob shot rather who leads the Pacific League with disclose details of the settlement with senlement She now faces trial for a misdemeanor used the money to set up a basket­ perjury charge. than the con\'cntional two-hamku a.368 average, singled and scoi'ed KXAS reporter Marty Griffin and Lin Irvin also refused to discuss the ball clinic for underprivileged In February, Williams sued the sta­ attempt because of thc distance. his team's first run on a double by Television Corp., parent company for deal. "Luck is the magic ingredient children and joined the Harlem KXAS. . ''It's over. It's behind us," Irvin tion for defamation and filed a fedeml YukioTanakaofthe Nippon Harn smd Wednesday. "I can't say any­ suit accusing the Dalla, Police Depm1- on the night.'' Gaze said. Globetrotte1·s. H?':"ever, a source speaking on the Fighters. A,sushi Kataoka of the cond1t1onofanonymity,told The As­ thmg. No. 1, I c,m 't talk about it. No. 2, ment of violating his civil lights. Irvin Jordm1 w,L, paid S30: 14 million Fighters cut the gap to 5-2 by sociated Press the settlement calls I don't think it would be fair to my later joined the suits. The players didn · 1 i.Lst sc,L,on w1d is expected to be doubling liome Tanaka. . for the players to split a payment of tearnrnates if I did." seek specific dan1ages, and ll1e federal Kazuo Matsui of the Seibu Li­ Jackson . .. offered ,u1 increase of 20 percent to at least $2 million. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said suit is pending. Continued from page 60 ons, who stole a series record four Fran~e's Mary Pierce can't believe her game is self-destructing during "Erik Williams and Michael he wa, happy the case was settled out GliffinreportedShal1ravm1'ssexual rctum for one more ye:U'. His agent. Former Boston Red Sox Dwayne Hosey, center, bows to Japanese her first-round_ upset loss to Stanford's Anne Kremer of Luxembourg bases in the opening game, spectators along with Yomiuri Giants' Kazuhiro Kiyohara, right, during Irvin entered into this lawsuit to tty of court. a>sault allegations on Dec. 31, a day Bui ls spokesman Tom David r-alk. W,L'i on vacation. Wednesday, m Palo Alto, Calif., in the Bank of the West Classic. A~ singled, stole second and scoied an awarding ceremony after the Central League beat the Pacific to make a statement and try to ''It certainly is good news for the after she made a report to police. Then, Smithburg would not divulge fi­ Fm1s :uid NBA inside1-s were sur­ the Pacific League's third run in League 6-3 in Game 2 at Jingu Stadium Thursday. AP come out a little more whole fol­ Dallas Cowboys because our whole police named Irvin and Williams a~ nancial terms of Jackson ·s deal. prised by the Bulls· app:ui.:nl willing­ 1997 Men's Fastpitch League lowing the abuse that they suf­ bit is to concentrate on our football suspects at a news conference. ness to replace Jackson. temn, conccntJ·ate on prepruing this Police have since adopted stricter nccpl to "tY the salary is the which his mentor, Dr. Savielly 20 ... B-NS+! fered," Ginsberg said. "There is highest c1 er for an NBA coach K1:1usc. ol\cn ,11 cxlus with his coach. The third piece sac by Black. Standings as of July 11, 1997 no settlement in the world that team for a Super Bowl run, and we mies about identifying suspects. The Tartakover. called the ··Polish wereconcemedaboutthedistractions,'' policy calls for police officials to wait 11 ho is no1 :tlso a general managc1·. ,,·,Ls said to have had a list or succcs­ 21. KxB N-K4+! could ever make up in whole for the by Immortal." By Newman Techur drunage that was done to them. But the Jones said. "So I'm llllilled that we for a charge or arrest be lore rele,L,ill!.! ·11ic-1c 11·cn: repo11S 1hc Bulls lud so1, already drawn up, headed Continued from page 60 Ano/her kindly gifi. Caml' of thl' wel'k. /\1111ota­ For the Variety settlement rcpresenL, a rnajor step in won't be dealing with Lliat." nmnes. ~ "fti.:1cd l1cksc,11 S-4 .., million foronc Iowa S1:11c rn:1d1 Tim Floyd. 22. PxN P-R4./t! Krause said n.:-,igning the coach­ games in [3razil right after the tio11s by Irving Cl1crncv. Team Name Win Loss Lile Beer No Fear 5 6 ye:u· and thal J:tcbl\n w:L, scel,;ing S · going tostw1d outside in the hallw,1y. the best :m1ong NBA coaches. 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Jackson stays · with Chacago Michael Jordan expected to sign up too By Rick Gano weigh on their psyches,'' CHICAGO (AP)-PhilJack­ Musburger said. son is back with the Chicago Bulls In a brief statement from his for one last year, a $6 mi 11 ion man Montana home, Jackson avoided ready for another NBA champi­ mention of the bitterness that onship nm. That means Michael surrounded his contract negotia­ Jordan can't be far behind. "I know tions. 'Tm grateful fora team that the city of Chicago is breathing loves to work together and with a easier tonight,'' the coach's agent, great coaching staff we are once Todd Musburger, said Wednes­ again prepared to conquer that day after Jackson agreed to a one­ monster -an NBA title. year deal. "I am pleased that Jerry Jordaq pushed his coach's re­ Reinsdorf and the management turn with threats of retirement, of the Bulls have concun-ed and . effectively strong-arming owner will allow us a chance to do it Jerry Reinsdorf. Several times once again.'' down the stretch run to the Bulls' One inore chance appears to be fifth championship, Jordan said all he 'II get. "I want to emphasize he had no interest in breaking in a this will be his last year,'' general new coach or being part of a re­ manager Jerry Krause· ~aid. Not building program. so fast, said Musburger. "Michael's support was not only "Phil is looking forward to next a statement of tremendous loy­ year. We don't know what will alty from a superstar to his coach, happen after that," he said. but it's something that had to Continued on page 58 McCall eyes boxing comeback Mariners prevail even as

NASHVILLE, Tenn~ (AP) - seconds into the fifth round. and fight later but I thought I could Griffey stays 'homer~ess' Heavyweight Oliver McCall says he "I'm ready to get it behind me," handle it ... " By Ken Berger on July 5, his only homer in 24 would welcome another chance to McCall said Tuesday night as he pre­ McCall and manager Jimmy CLEVELAND (AP) - Omar. games, and is batting .212 show he's not like the fighter who pmed foraconditioningregimen begin-" Adanis hope he might be able to have Olivares won his first start for since returning from an in­ quit duting a bout em·lier this yem·. ning Wednesday. "I hate that I went out a tuneup fight next month in Nash­ Seattle and the Mariners beat jured right hamstring on In Febmary in Las Vegas, McCall that way, but I'm glad I get a second ville. McCall won the WBC the Cleveland Indians 6-3 June 28. broke into tears during a WBCheavy­ chanre to show I'm a retter fighter and heavyweight title in 1994 with a sec­ Wednesday night despite Ken Olivares (6-6), acquired with weight title fight with Lennox Lewis. a retter spottsman than that" ond-round knockout of Lewis. After Griffey Jr. 's homerless streak Felipe Lira in a trade with De­ He stopped throwing punches and "I wa~goingthroughareallystress­ asuccessful titledefenseagainstl.any reaching a season-high 13. troit last Friday, allowed two defending himselfin the fourth round ful situation. If I had it to do over Holmes in April 1995, he lost to games. runs and seven hits in 6 2-3 mid the referee stopped the fight 55 again, I probably would postpone it Frank Bruno in September 1995. Griffey, who has not homered innings. ~.,.,~,;,;..·~,4~===c-.:..=--=--.N;::;l'll,le-..~.n;,""""~"'~=-=rc.:i.?i since July 5, was l-for-4 with a The Indians scored once in ,, I double and a sacrifice fly. the ninth with threestraighttwo­ " Griffey hit his 30th home run out singles off Bobby Ayala, with Manny • Zaldy Dandan Ramirez driving in the run. Mark Holzemer, pro­ Farewell to the maestro moted from SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - An Triple-A Tacoma I THE inventor of the most popu­ 41-year-old art teacher has won before the game, lar variation of the most popu­ the right to shoot for a million retired David Jus­ lardefense to the )

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