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. Vo1·: 23 NO .. 160 . . . · . . . o' · . b.. . ·z 9 . · I . .S · , . . ·. Saipari. MP 96950 . ·· .. ·511·¢,'~. · ©1995 Marianas Variety . . Monday • · cto er• ~, .9 .9 .. . . . Serving CNMI for 23·Years · 1/1 · · -: . . ' . . ~ . ' ' . . . Tenorio urges business establishments: port abusive officials' By Rafael H. Arroyo dents of government officials leges. badges and/or positions to obtain Variety News Staff obtaining privileges like free "But somebody has to press meals and drinks "on the house." GOVERNOR Froilan C. meals in restaurants and bars. charges, file complaints that a Referring to such practice as Tenorio is calling on the busi­ "I know this practice has certain employee sought free despicable, Tenorio said he has ness sector to help in weeding been going on and I am just lunch and free dinner. I ask asked the Attorney General to out misconduct in government sorry that it took me this long our businessmen, if from now aggressively investigate all reports office. to get to it and warn all gov­ on somebody does something of wrongdoing to stop such ac­ Specifically, Tenorio urged ernment employees that they like this, report it to us and tions. business establishments to should not be using their posi­ we'll go after these people," The governor has also directed come forward and report inci- tions to gain any kind of privi- said the governor. the Secretary of Commerce to Tenorio last Tuesday issued prepare a notice that will be dis­ a sternly-worded directive tributed to all business license Jury .finds Ishibashi warning all government em­ applicants and current business ployees that misuse of gov­ licensees upon their renewal that ernment authority could result any attempt by a public official to guilty of gun charges to termination and possible improperly use his/her badge or Froilan C. Tenorio By Ferdie de la Torre criminal prosecution. "office" should immediately be Variety News Staff Directive No. 167, ad­ tain law enforcement and li­ reported to the Attorney General's A JURY has found business­ dressed to all department and censing officials have alleg­ Investigation Unit for investiga­ man Kojo Y azawa Ishibashi activity heads, notes that cer- edly been misusing their tion. guilty of illegal possession of ,,n fireanns and ammunition. "i After a long deliberation, the Budget action prevented jurors returned the verdict Sat­ urday at 4:40 p.m. The trial started last Oct. 11. more deficits-- Governor Ishibashi was found to have illegally possessed handguns By Rafael H. Arroyo enue generating legislations. I did, I am preventing any deficit and ammunition; and a rifle and Variety News Staff "Take me to court. That's my for this government," he added. amm~nition without a valid GOVERNORFroilanC. Tenorio response. I love to go to court Tenorio last week signed House permit. is daring his critics to sue him if over this matter because I know Bill 9-472 into Public Law 9-66 Superior Court Presiding they think he overstepped his line I'm gonna win," said the gover­ but struck down several depart­ Judge Alexandro · Castro or­ item-veto authority in cutting nor. mental and agency budgets to dered the Probation Office to Kojo Yazawa Ishibashi down the fiscal year budget for ·'If anything, I think it's gonna achieve a total budget of $206.7 prepare a pre-sentence report. methamphetamine, marijuana, 1996. help us. It will show that we have million. Castro set the sentencing for firearms and ammunition. In a telephone interview with discipline as far as the budget is Previously, he submitted a $230 Dec. 18. .. .. The government reduced the the Variety, Tenorio expressed concerned. It shows we are not million budget to the Legislature The police arrested Ishibashi charges to seven counts, then confidence that what he did on overspending beyond the rev­ but had to ask for a revised ad­ four, and finally two. in April last year following a the budget was the right thing to enues that we are to generate. justed budget after Legislature did As requested by Ishibashi's raid at his property in Garapan. do in light of the Legislature's That's exact! y what people would not act on several revenue-gener­ He was originally charged counsel David Wiseman, the refusal to consider a new revised like to know - that we will not ating bills. with counts of possession of, 12' Continued on page 14_ appropriations measure or rev- incur a deficit anymore. With what In his transmittal letters to the Legislature, the governor admit­ ted that several departments, agen­ cies and programs will momen­ tarily be without a current year budget but insisted they would have to operate under continuing resolution, or under the previous fiscal year's appropriation levels. This was to go on until the Leg­ islature passes a more compre- Continued on page 14 Weather Outlook ... ,...... ,...... ---.,,, ..

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-..':·, Partly cloudy with Isolated light showers SHOWING THE ELDERS. Glow stick-waving schoo/chl/dren Join in a procession Friday to denounce domestic violence: See story on page 7. FERDIE DE LA TORRE PAC NEWSPAPEI~ ST./.1.ClBEIJING (AP) - Police de­ nounced plans to stage a hun­ 1 Juan Rios Mafnas {dee.) Operations Security tained the wife of cancer­ ger strike outside the United had its own CT-Scan equipment. According to the proponents of vision crisis currently faced by Jose Aguon Concepcion (SF-in-Law) Nuclear Biological Chemical , • Such an amount represents the the measure, CT-Scans are par­ the Commonwealth, as aggra­ Human Self-Development stricken political prisoner Nations for the duration of Blilk1t,Wl: ,ti money being spent every year ticularly useful in: vated by medical referral funding WORX EXPERIENCE Equal Opportunity Program Chen Ziming after she and his Jiang's visit. sending patients and their escorts •assessing the lungs and lymph; problems and the stalled opening June 1967 to Present Special Assistant for Special Projects, First Aid & Safety family staged a sit-in at a Chen's mother read a state­ " Department ol Finance Subversion and Espionage against the Beijing park Sunday to pro­ ment and held a framed pho­ to Guam for a CT Scan. iiit > t~~~a~•·•. B.ECTED OFFICE Maintenance Management System erings are .not allowed in man who said he was from the 1111 lnstruclor Course China. park's management office but Jan. 19M to Pn,sent - Councilman, Vice Chairman, 3rd Saipan Phoenll, Arizona: l~!111~i•1~1~ J~:~rµp#~if,i~ officers as dive rescuers "We can't march, but we can who likely was a plainclothes Northern Islands Municipal Council First Sergeants' Conference ;:=::======:::===~~=='...... :~~~~~~ Wurzburg, Gennanr: come to this park, spread some police officer intervened and THE DEPARTMENT of Pub­ structor. COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION Noncommissioned Officer's Academy newspapers on the ground and stopped foreign reporters from lic Safety has 12 new certified The trainees received cer­ Ft. Benning, Georgia: stage a sit-in," said Chen's I! filming or interviewing. dive rescuers. tificates in CPR and first aid, Member (present), US Anmed Forces Veteran Association {CNMI) Advanced Infantry Course mother, Wu Yongfen. Other plainclothes police I ' During a ceremony at the divers alert network 02 man­ V-President (former), US Armed Forces Veteran Association (CNMI) Panama Canal Zone: The protest came a day af­ President (present), San Antonio Community Development Association Noncommissioned Officer's Academy filmed the proceedings, but Northern Marianas College on agement, master diver, search Chairman (lormer). Entertainment Committee, 1995 San Antonio Fiesta Jungle Operation Course ter Chinese President Jiang did not detain the family. Friday, the police officers re­ and recovery, and dive rescue Board Member (former), CNMI Y,:,!th Football League Association llepubllc of Vlstnam: Zemin left for the United Later in the day, Chen Zihua ceived certificates for com­ especially for the law enforce­ District Commissioner (formc1), l1r.y Scouts ot America (CNMI) Vietnam Basic Leadership Course States for activities marking t· reported that Wang was taken . pleting the advanced dive res­ Chairnnan (former), 19-H Lil,cr2!ion Day Parade Committee ment. llllibl'J Annis: the 50th anniversary of the from her apartment by uni­ cue course. Alvansleben said the first Chairman (former), 1993 Liccr:,ti~n Day Parade and Float Committee United Nations and to meet Chairman {former), I~~ 50th Commemoration Parade formed police who· said they The group belongs to the batch, along with their ir.struc­ r~•; Chairman Float Commit£c (former), 1991 liberation Day Activities National Defense Service Medal with President Clinton. wanted to talk to her. She second batch that took up the tors, had participated in sev­ Chairman (former), 1991 Labor Day Committee ArrrrJ Commendation Medal Chen, 43, is serving a 13- also said that phone lines to Bronze Star Medal (3rd Award) course. Twelve other law en­ eral dive rescue operations on PTA Board Member (former), Sr. Remedios Comm. School, Chalan Kanoa year sentence for his behind­ both her apartment, which she V-President (f~r.ne;J, PTA Hopwood Junior High School Bronze Star Medal wrv- Devide (2nd AV1ard) forcers completed the train­ Saipan that include the fol­ President (forllli.r ), PTA San Antonio Elementary School, Saipan Vietnam Service Medal W/1 Silver Service Star the-sct:nes role in the 1989 shares with her parents, .and ing. lowing: V-Chainman (former), Public Service Recognition Week Committee Vietnam Campaign Medal W/DVG 60 Tiana_nmen Square democracy Wang's had been cut. The officers had undergon~ *Drowning of Ali Koch at V-President (for!TIC(), Nortrem Marianas Amateur Sports Association Vietnam Cross of Gallantry W/Palm (2nd Award) movement. He was released "It's been four months since training in oxygen manage­ Cow Town last Aug. 27; President (fnrmcr), Northern Marianas Amateur Sports Association Meritorious Service Medal (3rd Award) on medical parole last year Chen Ziming, a cancer vic­ Prer.ida,11 (brmer), Commonwealth Bowling Association Combat Infantryman Badge ment, crime scene investiga­ *Suicide case at Banzai Cliff Expert Infantryman Badge and found to be suffering from tim, was forcibly taken from tion, light salvage, advanced on Sept. 13; fDUCATIOII I TUIIIIII Good Condi.d Medal (6th Award) cancer, but was arrested again his home in the middle of the rescue mechanism, and CPR * Accidental drowning near Overseas Service Bar (3rd Award) in June. night by police without due and first aid. a cliff on Sept. 24; San Fraocisco Stare Univarsity, 1983, Speech and Conmmlcations Overseas Service Ribbon (3rd Award) Last Thursday, 12 dissidents l\mrj Service Ail>bon legal process and put back into The eight-week training was *Reviving a woman who (Senior In class standing l4)()0 matriaJlation.) sent an open letter to Jiang Central Texas College, Killeen, Texas Civil Action Honor Medal prison," Wu said in her state­ initiated by Abner Weed, drowned on Managaha Island Maryland University, Kitzengen, GERMANY Gold Recruiter Badge W/3 Star Sapphire appealing for the release of ment. NMC main technology pro­ last Aug. 14. Recrui!EJ Ring f!I( George Washington High School, Mangiiao, Gum all political prisoners; includ­ The family's repeated ap­ \ gram instructor; Mike Von *Rescuing recently a free Hopwood Jr/Sr High Schoof, Saipan NCO Professional Development Ribllop (3rd Award) ing Chen. On Friday, Chen's l\mrj khievement Medal (3rd Award) peals for proper medical care Alvansleben, diving safety diver at the Grotto.-Ferdie close associate, Wang Juntao, have been ignored, she said. Tbe certified dive rescuers during Friday's ceremony at the Northern Marianas College. officer, and Jim Bingham, in- de Ia Torre MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1995-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VlEWS-5 Tenorio lauds support for his telecom efforts GOVERNOR Froilan C. Since August .1995, Tenorio munications Commission (FCC) Tenorio expressed optimism has been in direct contact with for domestic rate integration and I Galaidi that his bid for rate integration the Department of Interior, De­ filed an official request with by John S. DelRosario, JR. and CNMI inclusion in the North partment of State and the FCC, Bellcore for integration into the ' I American Numbering Plan will and named his Technical Assis­ North American Numbering Plan I push through after it has re­ tant, Dave Ecret, together with which would result in a domestic I Shabu infested Isle ceived backing even from his Washington D.C. Attorney, area code if successful." Tues IT'S alarming how many young couples are into shabu or "ice". I "political opponents." Tom Crowe, as "point persons" At the request of the governor, understand there are about three-hundred of them going through therapy. In a news release Friday, for the project. the FCC, State and Interior De­ Even more alanning are the several six-year-olds who've had their Kohler Tenorio said that he is pleased On August ll, 1995,Babauta partments agreed to hold meet­ Organizers bouts with shabu. Unbelievable, but true! If you're drug free, please to learn that Washington Rep­ was briefed by Acting Gover­ ings with the Canadian Govem­ stay free. If you' re into it, seek help and make your quiet exit now while resentativeJuanN. Babauta and n or Jesus C. Borja on the men t to resolve the Faucets you still have the chance to regroup and get back your normal lifestyle. members of the CNMI Legisla­ Administration's progress. Commonwealth's NANP request. Space Savers lf you' re the king-pin of this destructive substance, you can run but you ture are now "joining the band­ In a letter to Babauta, the Act­ This meeting has been sched­ Wine Racks can't hide forever amigo. The legislature ought to consider zero­ wagon" in support of his efforts ing Governor noted that, "we uled for the first week of Decem­ Sinks tolerance legislation on this matter especially for king-pins and ped­ for NANP and rate integration. have incorporated a major tele­ ber in Washington, D.C. dlers. "This is a Commonwealth communications policy agenda The FCC is also reviewing the The increase in the number of shabu users definitely justifies the rent wide effort that transcends poli­ into the Administration's eco­ governor's request for domestic or construction of a place as a center for help for both new or chronic tics. I welcome the support of nomic development plan. As part rate integration. Favorable FCC users. Both side of the street must work hard to ensure that funds are both Representative Babauta of our agenda, we have set out to action will result in drastic cost earmarked for this pwpose. The center could jointly be used for victims and the Legislature to bring the lobby congress on current tele­ savings for the long distance of domestic violence. I know that many victims of domestic violence Commonwealth into the 21st communication legislation, filed phone calls to the mainland and take the code of silence for fear of being dealt more violent blows. We Century with lower costs to the a petition before the Federal Com- Hawaii. have to provide them the opportunity to come out of a dangerous consumer and state of the art situation. A center for this pwpose equipped with hot-lines and telecommunications," said Gov­ and qualified people to handle domestic violent cases should go a Jong way JACK ANDERSON MICHAEL BINSTEIN ernor Tenorio. in our collective efforts to give this people some breathing space to "I also ask their expedited sup­ regroup. WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND port in approving the Sub­ BORRO_W UP TO AT~ •• **** merged Lands lease with GST $20,QOO It's the rainy season and the number of paved roads have contributed International for the installation to more water run-offs that eventually land in flood prone areas. There of the fiber optic link between are paved roads that gather mud puddles and you'd expect traffickers to Go after Medicare fraud, not seniors Saipan, Tinian, RotaandSaipan slow down some in order to prevent splashing approaching vehicles to the outside world." WASHINGTON-There's a small but signifi­ caught billing Medicare for body jackets when unnecessarily. I've had my share of involuntary shower and thanks to In his news release, Tenorio cant fact being overlooked in the great Medi­ it really provided seat pads. The seat pads push-button windows for the safe. I mean, whatever happened to noted that Babauta had previ­ care debate on Capitol Hill: The government were manufactured in Mexico for $50 each, common courtesy? It may look like lots of fun, but never forget too that ously declined to support the could recoup billions of dollars- and save but Medicare was billed $800 each. Over a two it's one occasion where you failed to use your cranium. I call this CNMI' s inclusion into the seniors a hefty premium increase-simply by year period, the company billed Medicare more behavior pure stupidity! NANP when requested by the stepping up its effort to control fraud and than $1.6 million. I'm sure you've also had your bouts with drivers who'd chance a Department of Interior during abuse. _:_A Michigan husband and-wife team alleg­ swerve right into your lane to avoid detour signs along the shoulder of the last Administration. Medicare is going bankrupt because federal edly stole more than $25 minion from Medi­ the road. It isn'ttoo difficultto understand that ifit isn't your "right of Last week, Babauta issued a spending on the program is .2rowing at 10 care by submitting false claims for inconti• way", you're supposed to slow down or come to a full stop until the percent per year. That's the "crisis" that Presi­ nence supplies for nursing home patients. In news release announcing that approaching traffic clears that portion of the highway. Employing dent Clinton and House Speaker Newt Gingrich order to escape detection, the team simply the Federal Communications common courtesy is one of the safest way to avoid scattering body limbs refer to when they talk about Medicare. kept incorporating as a new company when Commission (FCC) has joined all over. Take your time and don't voluntarily rush others to the hospital But just as critical in shoring up Medicare's they came close to being caught. Tenorio in his effort to bring and all because you've failed to exercise common courtesy. frail finances is the need to control fraud and -Although speech and occupational therapy one plus dialing to the Com­ **** abuse. Government experts estimate that up to rates range from between $20-$32 per hour, monwealth. When kids are involved in graffiti or defacing of public property, this $17 billion-or 10 percent of Medicare's bud­ Medicare has been billed rates as high as $600 On March 31, 1995, Gover­ Great Rate behavior reflects the home front where they grew up. There's a missing nor Tenorio sent a request, on get-is lost to fraud each year. That's $46 per hour. The extraordinary markup is the element in their character-respect for the rights of others. It's amazing million per day that goes straight down the result of weak payment rules permitted by the behalf ot the Commonwealth, the difference that you'd see in their behavior if only you have the time drain and into the pockets of unsavory provid­ program. One speech therapist submitted false to Bellcore requesting for entry and firmness to show them appropriate behavior. Never forget for a ers. claims to Medicare for services "rendered to into the NANP. moment that in the entire animal kingdom, human beings rely on their The sheer size and complexity of this $177 patients" several days after they had died. When finally approved, this parents longer than all others. billioner-year program-coupled with lax man­ -One California supply company billed action will result in a domestic Let's revive the love and care that these kids seem to have been U.S. area code being assigned agement practices-has made Medicare an easy Medicare for $5 million worth of surgical dress­ denied. Jt is our responsibility to show them better days ahead. Each exclusively to the Commofl­ target for con artists who can exploit the mul­ ings for patients who never underwent sur­ is a complicated being who needs firm guidance especially during wealth. tiple cracks in the system. In fiscal year 1993 gery. adolescency. It isat this stage that your role as parents are direly needed This action, along with a re­ alone, there were almost 700 million Medicare FRAGILE PEACE - There is growing worry to forging good behavioral character of a kid who'd eventually go out quest to the FCC for domestic claims processed -an increase of 250 million among some Middle East experts that PLO on his own. You want to make sure that he's equipped to do so when rate integration, is a major part Hurry in today! Right now, all our cash is Saipan or our Rota & Tinian branches, and over the 198 8 total. Chairman Yasir Arafat has no intention of he/she finally leaves home. The French have a saying: "You're not a of the governor's commitment That's nearly 2 million claims processed per honoring the two-year-old peace agreement he priced to move. Bank of Guam is offering tell the manager you need cash that's priced man until you've reached the age of thirty". Reason? Your perspective to lower the exorbitantly high day or nearly six times the number of tax signed with Israel. loans at 11.75% APR that let you pick the to move! And we'll do our very best to help takes a shift from the young and dashing to a more reasonable and cost of telecommunications in returns proce~sed by the Internal Revenue Ser­ Arafat has said all the right things in his amount and terms that work best for you­ you get that loan. responsible person. the Commonwealth and to pro­ vice. Despite the huge number of claims, phy­ public speeches and in his meetings with Is­ vide for the CNMI' s entry onto up to $20,000 with convenient monthly **** sicians, supply companies and diagnostic labo­ raeli officials. But in private speeches to fel­ I've heard too many politicians talk about the need to address youth the "Telecommunications Su­ payments of up to 60 months. And we can Bank of Guam, truly committed to convenient ratories have only three chances out of 1,000 low Palestinians, he has told his audiences that programs. In the first instance, they "talk" about this need (not speak per Highway." of having Medicare audit their billing prac­ the "land for peace" deal is only temporary­ give you an answer in 24 hours. and personalized banking. about it) and dump the whole issue after getting into office. Discussing Administration representa­ tices in any given year. a stepping stone in the PLO' s quest to gain the need for meaningful youth activities has become their tooth paste tives began attending NANP Here's a list of recent examples of Medicare complete control of Israel. Once the PLO has So whether you need a new car, go on # or Monthly Paymen~ 12 24 36 48 60 (Colgate or Pepsodent) to gain extra mileage in their quest for public meetings in June 1995, and have fraud that we've pieced together: gotten a firm foothold in Gaza and Jericho, he vacation, consolidate your bills, or any other AnnWII Pmentage Rale 11.75 11.75 11.75 11.75 11.75 office. The general or specific issues on youth only last the three been able. to reserve the existing - The Department of Health and Human argues, the "jihad," or holy war, against Israel 5,000.00 443.66 234.78 165.48 131.06 110.59 minutes or so out on the campaign trail. It's good fodder for politicians 670 International Code that is kind of loan, take advantage of our Services' inspector general found a pharma­ will continue. 10,000.00 887.32 469.57 330.95 262.11 221.18 to "talk" about, but a difficult matter to address in full measure. now used by the Commonwealth Loan$ale. Simply visit any one of our 3 ceutical salesman who peddled $6 million in Some of these speeches have been captured 15,000.00 1330.98 704.35 496.43 393.17 331.77 Often times I question if our definition of youth is really one of "An for future use as the domestic conveniently located branch offices on expired, mislabeled, unsterile, or second-hand oq tape, copies of which have caused a mild 20,000.00 1774.64 939.14 661.90 524.23 442.37 Issue to Trash" after we've conquered their vote of confidence. I have area code. pacemakers over an eight-year period. In some panic among ruling party leaders in the Israeli yet to see a single politician address the lingering problems of youth and At the July 1995 NANP meet­ cases, the salesman provided Hawaiian vaca­ parliament. Labor Party supporters of Israeli how could we collectively pitch-in to organizing meaningful and ing, the Ctnadian Government tions or prostitutes to cardiologists who agreed Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and the peace postive youth programs for our kids in our community. raised concern over the NANP to implant the adulterated devices in unsus­ process currently hold a slim majority in the The Gilbert C. Ada Gyrnnamwn is hanlly funded and so the person incharge request from both th~ Common­ pecting patients. parliament, but the Arafat tapes could disrupt must work every fiber of his muscles to organize sports in and out of the gym, wealth and Guam, noting that, -A Georgia health care company forced this delicate balance. So some Israeli officials plow into the needed paperworlc, then at the end of the day use whatever ounce if approved, .could lead to a sub­ employees to make political contributions, and now claim the tapes are forgeries, and that j'Jiank of ~uam of energy is left in him to clean-up the place. We seem to have V,'.arped stantial Joss of revenue by the then billed Medicare for reimbursement. The Arafat really didn't say the things that are U!!' Local Bank. The Peoples' Bank. commitmenttoouryouthandthenexttimesomepoliticiandishesoutatowering Canadian Telecommunications cohipany also billed Medicare for golf trips, being attributed to him. If the Arafat tapes are P.O. Box 678 Saipan, MP 96950 • Garapan (67.0) 233-5000/5001 • Susupe (670) 234-6801/6468 speech about the importance of yputh, we should tie his neck with a rope and Company's due to revenue that vacations and a new car for the CEO's son. authentic, however, it could be only a matter San Roqu~ (670) 323-1010/1011 • Rota (670) 532-0340/41 • Tinian (670) 433-3258/3261 'Cir toss him into the Philippine Seas with his hands tied behind his back. That's would be diverted to the Com­ -In Texas, the president of a medical equip­ of time before the fragile peace finally The monthly pa;mont and APR are basod on the terms and amount of loan indicated in the chart. The chan atx,,..e exactly how our young people feel after all the verbal abuse from people they monwealth. is rnoant for lllustra!lon purposes only. APR effectiw as of Octobe< 19, 1995. MtmbaFDlC ment company and several accomplices got crumbles. look up to for as&Stance or as role models. - ·-:,--· ------~--~------~------i I 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDA Y-OCfOBER 23, 1995 ' '. 'Workers can c11re labor problems MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIBWS-7 By Mar-V"ic C. Munar A recent survey conducted by the department is engaged in monitoring Hundreds join vigil NE\VLY OPENED! Variety News Staff US labordepartment'swageandhour compliance by certain industries in RANK and file employees are faced division concluded lhat violations of the CNMI which were found violat­ with the~ofpreventinglaborabuse labor laws are rampant in the Com­ ing labor standards. These include in the Commonwealth, a US labor monwealth. such businesses as gamient factories, vs family violence official said Most of the violations involved janitorial services, bars and restau­ "Employees should take part in latepaymentandnonpaymentofsala­ rants, and security agencies. HUNDREDS of Saipan residents sisters, and children whose lives islands," said Tenorio. curing labor problems. They should ries. In some imtances, he said, em­ denounced Friday night domestic are being shattered by the de­ The night was punctuated by take their own responsibilities," said Trotter said the labor depamnent ployers tend to shonchange their violence during a three-hour vigil struction offamily violence," Vic­ shouts of "Say no to violence" Terence J. Trotter, director for en­ prefers taking a ''pro-active"to "reac­ employees ''not because they (em­ at the American Memorial Park. tim Help Project coordinator and "Break the silence." forcement of the US Department of tive" process. ployers) have intention to cheat them It was the highlight of the Do­ Laura Tenorio told participants. Touching skits were performed , We offer a large selection of eyeglasses at low, low Labor's wage and hour division. Such mechanism consist<; of edu­ (employees) but because they lack mes tic Violence Awareness Appropriate to the celebration's by the a group from the Grace i prices. All models are made in Korea. Trotter discouraged passivity cating employers and ensuring their knowledge of the law." s. Month celebration. theme of "End the Silence," sur­ Christian Academy and the CNMI , Our eyeglasses are Hilu-Eye-Land optical that give arnongemployeeswhofeelaggrieved compliance with labor laws, Trotter ''We're ttying to create a conunu­ Participants held a procession vivors of family violence shared Drug Free Youth. you maximum comfort and elegance. by their employers. explained. nity of employers who comply with from the Park to the Duty Free their true life accounts through Equally touching was the light­ Simple Prescription takes about 40 minutes to make Shop and back. the reading of their letters. ing of candles and glow sticks as your prescribed eyeglasses. "Ifthey are not paid their salaries in "We'd rather enforce the law than the law," Trotter said ''We do not two weeks, they should not wait for collect backwages," he said. want to tum the labor department into "By your presence, you are "We can no longer close our the theme song "Voices that Care" , Diopter glasses (Short & long sight, astigmatic eyes) making a bold statement of love • Contact lenses• Sun Glasses • Reading Glasses five months before filing a complaint," Right now, Trotter said, the labor a collection agency." eyes and ears to the violence which was sung by Erlyn Rosario.­ 1. Contact Lenses (CIBA Vision, U.S.A.) . Trotter said in an interview Friday. and support to all our brothers, has engulfed our homes of these Rick Alberto , Contact lens Solution• No Line Bifocal Lenses • Ultrathin lenses Prompt filing ofcases would guar­ , Mutti coated Lenses• UV Cerramic Lenses 2. UV Ceramic Lenses (Electronic Waves Protection) antee the ''highest chances" ofrecov­ Many buildings do not , Anti-fog Swimming Goggles with Diopter (UV 100% Protection) ering salaries the employees might have missed, Trotter said meet ADA requirements 1his would even make enforce­ "8811 COlllB and take Uiis opportunity lo see U large inventory ment much easier, he added. By Rick Alberto observations and surveys show. Variety News Staff not We are located over at Chalan Kanoa Dist. #3, right across from Joeten C-K in Chalan Kanoa. The labor official noted that in Many buildings also do have most~. employees waited until at MANY buildings and structures on planning for parking, according to Tel. No: (870) 234-0349 Mr. Hwang leasttwoyearsbeforetakingtheproper Saipan do not meet the requirement<; Efrain F.Camocho,chairoftheSaipan steps. oftheAmericanwi.th Disabilities Act, ChamberofCommerce board. This is borne out by the finding of the Governor's Developmental Dis­ abilities Council lhat most parking facilities surveyed were rated "inad­ equate" ordo not meet the accessibil­ ity standard requirements. PUBLIC NOTICE Among hotels surveyed, for ex­ ample, only six met the accessibility standards while nine did not. (10/12/95) Buildings and other structures for businesses including stores fared \ worse than the hot.els in terms of I paiking facilities. Only I I of those surveyed had Vigil participants from Garapan Elementary School oblige for a photo during Fnaay's rally against domestic - violence. designated accessible parking at the entrance or within one block with accessible route to entrance. Thirty-nine had designated park­ PUBLICTRU ing that were eitherrelati vel y far from the entrance or did not meet the mini­ THIS IS TO INFORM ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS THAT THE CNMI JTPA OFFICE mum accessibility stadard. 11 11 One only had an open lot with no You keep hearing, With Public TRUST ..... IS SOLICITING ONE HUNDRED (100) APPLICANTS FOR THE YOUTH VACATION designated parking for the disabled Most of the hotel entrances, how­ Which really means 11 Trust me, don·t ask any questions and EMPLOYMENT TRAINING PROGRAM. SPECIFICALLY, PRIORITY CONSIDERATION ever, were accessible (13 of them), which means there were no steps at 11 WILL BE ACCORDED TO THOSE STUDENTS BELOW THE POVERTY INCOME the ent:ran<.:e, or the ramp had a maxi­ euerything will be fine. GUIDELINE (ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED). HOWEVER, DEPENDING ON THE mum slope of 1: 12, the approach route was at least 36 inches wide, and AVAILABILITY OF LOCAL FUNDING, THE PROGRAM MAY ACCOMMODATE THOSE the door at least 32 inches wide. FACT: Juan' P. Tenorio was given thousands, upon thousands, upon countless thousands of dollars through subsidized, Three entrances had ramps with a low interest loans from the COMMONWEALTH DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY while other "LESS CONNECTED" STUDENTS WHO ARE CONSIDERED NOT ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED. slope steeper than l: I 2 or the ap­ ! proach was less than 36 inches f applicants were told NO ! wide, or the door less than 32 I ' DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION IS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1995. NO APPLICATION inches wide. I One entrance was rated inac­ FACT: Juan P. Tenorio's Family was given special dispensation, in order to transact public land exchanges. WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THE ESTABLISHED DATE. cessible, which means it had steps, Virtually worthless land on Tinian was exchanged, square meter to square meter, for prime Saipan real estate in the center of a narrow entrance, or a very steep Garapan and panoramic occanvicw property in San Vicente. Others have waited decades to exchange land of equal worth .... and slope. arc still waiting, unfortunately many have passed away while waiting. Three hotel restrooms were ALL STUDENTS ON YELLOW TRACK ARE ENCOURAGED TO VISIT THE JTPA OFFICE rated accessible: no stairs; en­ trance door and stall were at least LOCATED DIRECTLY ACROSS CUC, OR CONTACT MRS. LAURENT CHONG OR MS. FA CT: Juan P. Tenorio's Office complex houses many government offices, at substantial rentals, while countless 32 inches; floor space inside stall dENNIFER PALACIOS AT 664-1700/1701 FOR MORE INFORMATION. was at least 36 x 66 inches; and commercial office space is vacant "Island-wide". grab bars were 3 3-36 ir,ches tall. Seven restrooms were on an accessible route but did not meet C ON CL US { 0 N: Based upon the above FACTS, it is evident that Juan P. Tenorio has built his financial al I the accessibility requirements. empire upon the sweat of the people's brow and the tears of the workjne man's children~ RESPECTFULLY, Another seven restrooms were not accessible at all because of the steps, a very narrow entrance, or QUESTION: Juan P. Tenorio achieved all of the above when he was just "POLITICALLY CONNECTED", can very small interior. you imagine what will happen if he ever becomes elected to public office? Among the surveyed buildings, 30 had accessible entrances and 21 not ideally accessible. None COMMENT: We know that the above FACTS haven't even scratched the surface. When we consider Mr. Tcnorio's were inaccessible. Eight restrooms were accessible ILLUSTRIOUS PAST, we also would pull the covers over our head, stay in hiding and refuse lo debate, hoping that and one was on an accessible route everything "would just go away". but did not meet all requirements. PAID FOR BY CITIZENS FOR CLEAN GOVERNMENT A big majority, 42, were not accessible. ; .1 II . ' -·=r···.·, ,r--- MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 8-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY-OCTOBER 23, 1995 f;i f.:!1, Wt The Philippines , .~:j RP president visits New Jersey NBI: Alfaro slay plot a gimmiCk Recalling a Time magazine country. It symbolized an ef- Americans live in New Jer- Philippines would be in better cover from several years ago fort to strengthen the country sey, most of them in Jersey able to compete with other reau for Investigation (NBI) sion angrily dismissed reports Circulating repots had alleg­ of a starving Filipino boy, in the coming years. City and Union City, said Southeast Asian countries if For the Variety ther!" Ramos said his government As proof of the Philippine's Tambi Wycoco, information government bureaucracy were Thus lawyer Artemio Anti-Kidnaping, Anti-Hijack­ in a morning newspaper that edly identified the Webb fam­ "THAT is a brazen lie, and I was working to fight poverty. renewed prestige, Ramos officer with the Philippine trimmed and corruption elimi­ Sacaguing of the National Bu- ing and Anti-Smuggling Divi- the NBI was planning to liqui­ ily as having made the offer to will not dignify it nay fur- date state witness Jessica Sacaguing, and NBI Agent "We are now in the process of pointed to recent international consulate in New York City. nated. Alfaro. John Herra, whom rumors had eliminating that symbol of the competitions in debating, golf About 50,000 Filipino-Ameri- "We could be much ahead NBI Director Mariano romantically linked to Jessica, people of the Philippines," he and ice skating that were won cans live in New York. of other nations in the area if Mison also vehemently denied as the one who allegedly or­ said. by Filipinos. Ed Toloza, assistant asses- red tape could be put at a mini­ OPENING SOON!! that there was any plot to chestrated the plot. Family incomes are going More than 60,000 Filipino- sor for Jersey City, said the mal level," he said. assasinate Alfaro. But he clarified that as far up and the economy grew 5.1 ,. . -----~-~------He said the reported P2-mil­ as the NBI intelligence reports percent in 1994 and is esti- ['-f-~~-~[l-~1~\( ~!(-: .: ,~ {r/ ;~ ,.c;··~Ji -:/ " lion deal for the assassination were concerned, it was "not true 1 6 ·1 ' a of state witness Jessica Alfaro that assassins are out to liquidate :::~~~fs g;~:r.ak:!~s s~:~~ f}:-~l~J .. ~ -_ ·::!.:;/~_;.,i \-.:.~,_·_<~.I~-- ~ ---- is apparently just "another her." gimmick." Mison added that Jessica told Alfaro is the state witness in him over the phone about the death Fide/Ramos 1'! \li\":l:,':~':f.';1 the now celebrated Vizconde threats she recently receive, and :~;fft:~::::~;::::::::: .. A LD A N ~·GRANDPARENTS: ' GUILLERMO VILLAGOMEZ BENAVENTE (NANDO) , · GUALORAI By RAVI NESSMAN BOSTONIAN massacre case, in which requested that she be provided NEWARK, New Jersey (AP) sive care ward and we are out !. .._:··. JQMA5 B£1t...l i,.\IElt...lfE CARMEN DELEON GUERRERO MANAHANE with security men from the NB!. of the sick bay. We are out of l""'IIIIAY 1"'1111 TRINIDAD CONCEPCION ALDAN VlllANUEVA SUBWAY ... Estrellita Vizconde and her - Calling the Philippines an •White Bread "Jessica told me about it before daughters Carmela and Anne "archipelago of peace, inter­ the hospital," Ramos said. ...1·.. t ~~t;.~";AUfE)D.l_Gf.\r,c·w!,JElr;~1 •English Bread her transfer, and I guessed she DI NIii Marie Jennifer were stabbed national friendship and coop­ Ramos last visited the Master's Degree. Educational Administration •Danish Pastry MIDDLE ROAD just realized that the danger is real Bachelor's Degree, Accounting. Finance & Economics to death on June 30, 1991. eration," Filipino President United States in 1993. •Hotdog TOWN & COUNTRY Alfaro was quoted by the because the conviction of the sus­ Earlier this month he signed I I Fidel Ramos told a crowd of d National Judlclal College, lletlo Nnada •Apple Pie newspaper report as saying pects lies on her," Mison said. a peace pact with a group of J] •Cream Puff Alfaro, who was moved Mon­ Filipino-Americans on Satur­ Administrative Law: Fair Hearing that two lawmen had been con­ day his country is growing renegade soldiers who had j:l Administrative Law: Workers· Compensation •Roll Cake Open 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM tracted to liquidate her for P2 day night from her NBI quarters The Whaml1 School Of Bal1ess •Doughnut... more prosperous. been fighting for government ~.1.1·.·_.· More! More! Closed Wednesday million. to a Department of Justice (DOJ) reform. But Ramos did not ~ Fundamenlal of Money Management safehouse, is now being secured Ramos spoke to more than Pension Funds and Money Management 1,000 Filipino-Americans directly mention the pact in ''.~ by a contingent of Philippine The hlternal Rnet11H1 Senlca from the area at Newark Sym­ his speech. Revenue Agent. Auditing ot Small Business Marines provided by the DOJ. In a meeting before his r Revenue Agent. Auditing ot Corporation Mison's reaction came after phony Hall before going to New York for the U.N. 50th speech, Ramos was given a being apprised of the reports be­ Pil!)iFE..i:;sm:im. 18(F~Al!;!'.!;i: anniversary celebration. presentation describing his ing circulated that some person­ country's utilization of the Admlalstrator AT SABLAN lcE & WATER Co., nel ofthe NBI were offered by the 1 NMI Retirement Fund and Workers' JG Z Internet, including World Compensation Program -1986-94 defense counsel the amountof P2 Wide Web sites for the Minis­ Director million to kill Jessica while she Ex-Marcos try of Tourism and the Consu­ Department of Finance - 1982-86 ARE GUARANTEED GET was still under its custody. late-General's office as well Special Advisor You To ,· Director of Finance -1980-81 Herra has since been transferred as a presidential home page. to Bacolod City in Negros Oc­ general to :) Manager And, in a private ceremony, ~A Compliance Branch. Revenue and Tax -1978-79 cidental. "In fairness to Herra, Newark Mayor Sharpe James :-i I don't think he. will sell the EVERYDAY PRICES: face raps presented Ramos with a key ti ~t;-guc S-Er/J~c: i. Low 1 Delegate - Third-Constitutional Convention 9 Bureau just like that," Mison to the city. 1., added. For the Variety 'I Chairman - Legislative Branch and Public Finance PRESIDENT Ramos on Tues­ As Ramos took the stage, I .... ·' ·. . . .. the crowd applauded and hun­ "i day said his government is not --: H:1:JJJ~S .· Kidnap ring. preventing former Armed dreds of Filipino-Americans ., Marquis Who's Who in Finance and Industry furiously waved small, paper Our Price Competitor's Price Forces chief Fabian Ver from i~'.t1J Stt?~--~,TI~_; selling kids'• · returning to the count-. Filipino flags. FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY. Surrounded by members of "We have always said he r.:-.! STAMP OUT DEFICIT AND DEFICIT SPENDING. Purified Water $0.50 per gallon $0.60 per- gallon parts? ·. may return to the Philippines, the Filipino Senate and House I MORE PROTECTION TO OUR RETIREMENT FUND PROGRAM. ·body ' . . . . but he must face the court," of Representatives, Ramos, LOWER TAXES. speaking in both Tagalog and r,·:: :· .., A PERMANENT MEDICAL REFERRAL PROGRAM. For the Variety the President said. L\1·~~ FULLY FUNDED SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM. Cold Dispenser $345.00** $394.00 A SYNDICATE which kidnaps Filipinos here, mostly from English, joked easily with the IMPROVE INFRASTUCTURE IN ALL THE VILLAGES. children and sells the victims' !locos Region, said the Ramos crowd, which cheered him of­ Hot & Cold Dispenser $445.00** $494.00 body parts for transplant purposes government should allow Ver ten·. was uncovered by the National to return to the country. ' Ramos said "Philippines 2000" was the battle cry in his NEW ITEMS: Bureau of Investigation (NBI). Ramos also urged Filipinos 0 to "look more to the future SUSG Plastic bottle with handle $20.00 (with 5 gallons of water free) Thealarmingrateatwhichchil­ dren were being kidnapped dur­ than to the past." "The time for bitter recrimi­ 3USG Plastic bottle with handle $12.00 (with 3 gallons of water free) ing the past few years led to in­ THANK YOU MESSAGE ... vestigation and surveillance ac­ nation is past, and it is now r--__..;,.______, our opportunity to move force­ ** Cash price. Prices may be little higher if you buy on credit or on installment basis. tivities by the law enforcement agencies, primarily the NBI. fully and in a more united s This resulted in the discovery manner," the President said. JUAN P. TENORIO - of human smuggling and child According to the President, II V~r should return not on his kidnapings, to get human body I Switch now to JG Sablan Ice & Water parts for an international racket own terms and conditions. catering to hospitals doing trans­ and experience the difference in plants. The expose' was made by law­ Quality, Service, and Price. i yer Artemio Sacaguing, chief of the NBI's Anti-Kidnapping, Hi­ ~-. ; i CALL ~34-3165/234-3219 . jacking and Smuggling Division, I :..:-;;_-,:,r: . .-c: who named the syndicate as ,. ,j /.! i :-= FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. ::1:; "Wanna Buy Baby Gang." ,.;.:.'/.1,W/.« ••. ;~: The NBI said that some mem­ bers of the "Wanna Buy Baby °!".Y fa_mily and~ is extending o_ur sincere appreciation and thank you so much for your support, Gang" work as housemaids or participation, donation and contributions in making our fundraising events most successful. ll-e yayas (babysitters), who work a .hope you ~ad some fun .. We specially w~nt to extend our most gratitude to those individuals, friends few days and then steal the.chil­ and relattves who help in the preparation and during the Sunday's fundraisi.ng events. OOJ dren under their care. Join The - Sacaguing said that the gang . Again, we thank you all very much and hope you wilt remember me on the election day, November 4, 1995. abducts children, most of whom j_. JG SABLAN ICE & WATER CO. ! Ghilisow, Salamat Po, Thank You and Si Yu'us Ma'ase. PIONEERS IN SUPPLY OF DRINKING WATER are sold to foreigners . for .,.i;.l Girls Middle Road, Garapan US$20,000 each. The buyers are l~ P.O. Box 2119, Saipan MP96950 also members of the syndicate, x.,1 -:r, .·: ,.::,; ··ey1 . -,- ... _ ' . . ., who in turn sell the human parts :: '·-'·:·:, : ,... _,, Store hours: Monday to Saturday 7:00 a.m. -6:00 p.m. Sunday 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 nn ;'t% Scout l.I .. J ••.•• , abroad. ~'.!{ -i.!.J .:_'.:..,.·.:.··:.. .• •.•'I ·,·;"!) 10-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY-OCTOBER 23, 1995 MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-11 Rebels launch air raids on Kabul UN seeks role in Bosnia By TIM JOHNSTON kitchen. An uprooted toilet bowl tered city. Since March, Opposition gunmen from the talks tion made sweeping gains earlier Sy ROBERT H. REID KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - lay on its side in the middle of the however, the capital had beenrela­ Taliban faction in a recent offen­ this month, their latest offensive NATO is preparing plans for sented with a set of missions the Russians are also con­ suade the Iraqi government to UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Opposition pilots bombed the Af­ hole. tively peaceful. sive marched to within five kilo­ appears to have stalled just out­ a 50,000-60,000member force under any future, U.S.-spon­ cerned about being cut out of abide by U .N. resolutions re­ The U.N. secretary-general ghan capital Sunday, wounding Most of the injuries in the The weekend attacks on Kabul meters (three miles) south of the side the city limits. to police any peace settlement. sored peace formula without the peace process in the former quiring full disclosure of its 'told Russian President Boris six people and completely de­ bombing raid were caused by fly­ followed closely on the heels of a city,puttingtherebelfactionclose Once allied Islamic guerrilla Plans call for the force to in­ helping to formulate those as­ Yugoslavia. weapons' programs, U.N. of­ Yeltsin that the United Na­ stroying a house in residential ing debris and shards of glass, visit to Kabul by United Nations enough to rocket government po­ factions ousted the communists clude U.S. and Russian troops. signments. According to U.N. officials, ficials said. tions must participate in deci­ central Kabul. Abdullah said. Special Envoy to Afghanistan sitions around the capital. from power in 1992, but then Before arri.ving in New The meeting witti" Yeltsin the two also discussed the situ­ Yeltsin also told Boutros­ sions on a future settlement The thundering sound of the ''The enemy is trying to kill us," MahmoodMestiri. The U.N. TheTaliban,madeupoffonner turned their guns on one an­ York, Yeltsin said in Paris that was closed, and there was no ation in Iraq, which remains· Ghali that he intends to ratify on the Bosnian war if it will two bombs pounding Kabul's said Alchmad Hamayoun, who representative has been working Islamic students, have vowed to other in a bitter civil war that Russian troops would help indication whether the Rus­ under international sanctions. the convention banning Karte Parwan district could be witnessed the bombing. "But God to broker a cease-fire in and around oust Rabbani through a military has claimed more than 25,000 be expected to perform mis­ enforce any Bosnian peace sian president responded to Boutros-Ghali thanked chemical weapons but gave no heard throughout the city. stopped them." the besieged city. campaign. Although the opposi- lives in Kabul. sions under any final accord. accord but not under NATO Boutros-Ghali's remarks. But Yeltsin for his efforts to per- timetable. It was unclear who launched The second of the two 250- Secretary-General Boutros command as proposed by the the bombing run, but a Defense kilogram (550-pound) bombs Boutros-Ghali made the re­ United States. Ministry spokesman said it was landed harmlessly on top of an marks during a half-hour The new multinational force either the Islamic Taliban militia abandoned oil storage depot, Suspect in Karachi shootings meeting Saturday with would replace U.N. troops, l:lii.Ha."proniises ·to·pay ·ifS\ or forces fighting for fonner com­ Abdullah said. Yeltsin, who arrived that day who have been deployed in munist turned guerrilla leader Sunday's attack was the first to take part in ceremonies Bosnia since 1992. The lightly marking the 50th anniversary armed _U.N. force, made up lJN Dills iOll tillle, in full << Rashid Dosturn. air raid on central Kabul since dies while in police custody of the U_nited Nations. i "I'm not sure if they belonged June and came just one day after KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) - lation to a recent string of ther heighten tensions between mostly of French and British yijf1'iji>1'1A.TIO~S{A.P) ·· Jiang met with U.N. Secre­ ing a private meeting. Jia~g A .N. spokesman said to the Taliban or to Dos turn," said rebel fighters fired rockets into Authorities in the southern Pa­ shootings in the city. militant opposition forces and U troops, has been widely criti­ \Gljjlle Sf .J>resJdent.)ian g

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• • • • • • a • • • I I • O I J 1 • ., • • • • • • • • • • • . . .• • • • ., .• ' • • • • ' • " " " ' " • •' l) I 14-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY-OCTOBER 23, 1995 MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-15 lcngc that He knows very well gonc?That' utupid,"saidTaaio. the Northern Marianas College. He added that the governor's that the budget is not balanced ''I am sorry but if the 8CD8IOr lltill ·· Budget ..• Entire central government de­ position that such agencies may that we were including revenues docs not understand that he has DO Continued from page 1 partments, including Commerce, operate under continuing resolu­ Exhibit explores artist as due to the increase in taxes. But busincssbeingrcelectcd Thisitrm­ Finance, Public Works, Lands and tion could invite litigation. ,~MO~ hensive budget by next month. now that I signed their legislation vetoauthority ofthe govcmoris in Natural Resources as well as the Manglona on Monday said he Among major items cut out of to rollback the taxes, they should the Constitution. )ust because the a'~c Governor's own office, "must go might also take the governor to victim, voye11r of murder the budget were the entire munici­ know that the budget is not bal­ other governors never exercised without a budget for the time be­ court over his item-veto of a bill pal budgets of Tinian and Rota as anced anymore. What am I gonna it doesn't mean that it's not there. By NICOLE WINFIELD 1984, outside his Bronx, New a preface that simply lists names - 'v~ ing," said the governor. authorizing a planned $240 mil­ York, apartment after having ~~o wcll as funding for their legisla­ do, sign the budget even though I Tell the senator to read the consti­ MIAMI (AP} - An art exhibit John Lennon, Sharon Tate, Responding to the governor's lion bond issue. cashed dlrs 569 in Social Security Malcolm X and hundreds of oth­ T~ tive delegations. know that at least $5 million is tution," he added. about murder? Who needs it? SAIPAN DIAMOND HOTEL'S action, Sen. Paul A. Manglona But according to Tenorio, what checks at a nearby bank. ers whose identities are synony­ Also a casualty in the item-veto Anyone who tuned in to the $7.00 CHINESE LUNCH MENU FOR: was the entire budgets of the Com­ said the agencies whose budgets he did on the budget and on the the other witnesses testifying be­ OJ. Simpson trial and failed to Surrounding "Pop" and a sketch mous with highly publicized mur­ monweal th legislature, the Office were item-vetoed could not oper­ bond bill was in order pursuant to Jwy ... fore them. ache for the families of the two of a gun is a handwritten copy of ders. In the context of the show, MONDAY of the CNMI Representative to ate under continuing appropria­ his authority under the Constitu­ the police blotter-style article that though, theirnamesevokeamuch Continued from page 1 Wiseman earlier claimed that murder victims. Anyone who has ,CQJ..ll Rota, the CNMI Judiciary, the tions anymore because the gover­ tion. the case is similar to O.J. watched body bags being loaded appeared the following day in The more personal loss. Roasted Barbecued Pork "How can Sen. Manglona chal- CNMI Public School System and nor signed a current year budget. court excluded witnesses from the Simpson's where there was into morgue trucks on the IO p.m. New York Daily News. His sister "The visual arts are in a posi­ Garden Vegetable Salad trial so that they could not hear "faulty police procedure." news and thought it could never is quoted in the story. So is a tion to speak a language that other 5.Qlle happen to them. neighbor. forms of media cannot speak any­ seven Ingredient Soup "Murder," on exhibit at the Lovell not only personalized more because they've lost their l:IQI the brutality of his grandfather's Fried Rice with Barbecued Pork REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Centre Gallery after showing in efficacy," said Amy Cappellazzo, Fried Noodles with Chop suey Santa Monica, California, and murder with a delicate portrait, the gallery's director and an ad­ Sauteed Beef with seasonal vegetables The Public Auditor is soliciting a financial and compliance audit of the Commonwealth Ports Authoritv (CPA) New York, puts the gasp, the ache but he contrasted that intimacy junct art professor at Miami-Dade Braised Meatballs with sweet and sour sauce with the stark and neutral words Community College. "Art has the Sauteed Shrimp with Mixed vegetables tor the fiscal year ending September 30, 1995. Proposals shall be submitted lo the Public Auditor, P.O. Box and the reality back in murder. Chinese Fried Chicken 1399, Saipan, MP 96950, no later than 4:30 p.m., October 31, 1995. The audit shall be performed in compliance It's an appropriate exhibit, not of the article. power to move people. It still has DESSERT with the following guidelines: only for Miami, the one-time "Once I saw that piece I was that power." Fruit Cocktail murder capital of the country, but haunted by it," said John Yau, a In fact, the medium has more 1. 0MB Circular A-128 poet and the show's curator. "I power than television and news­ MONDAY-SATURDAY 11 :30 AM-1 :30 PM 2. Standards for Audits of Government wograms" activities and functions-revised for any city. It reinforces that any­ 3. Other applicable Generally Accepted Auditing ::itandards. one can be murdered - or be a had to mount a show, or a book, or · papers combined. SORRY, NO RESERVATIONS murderer. something." Catherine Alden pays homage Proposals must at least have the following information: First Savings and Loan The group show combines in­ He did both. The show's ac­ to the OJ. Simpson trial with "Bad SAIPAN DIAMOND HOTEL Tel. 234-5900 Fax. 234-5909 al Request for Proposals ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA stallation works, painting, pho­ companying catalog features color Boys," an installation of 40 b Name of your company fl tography and sculpture by 34 art­ reproductions of all the pieces gardener's gloves in various •save your receipt to receive c Local address and telephone number Immediate Opening ists, the most recognizable of and biographies of Lovell and the stages of dirt and distress. A pile free entrance to the Disco serenata• d Name of contact person and submission date whomareAndyWarholandYoko 33 other artists exhibited. of clean gloves sits off to the side, TELLER Ono. In addition, the book opens with as if begging to be soiled. " Transmittal letter: The most evocative piece, FULL TIME a) Briefly state your understanding of the audit work to be performed. Include an affirmative statement to though, and the one which in­ gertorm the work within the time period specified. First Savings is looking for an individual who has success­ spired the show, is the 1991 paint­ bl State acomprehensive lee for which the audit will be performed. fully and pleasantly worked well with others. If you believe ing "Pop-Pistol" by Whitfield c Date on which the audit report package will be delivered to CPA. you are a talented "people person• and have calculator and Lovell. typing abilities, we would like to talk to you about a terrific In it, Lovell sketches a portrait Your Company's Profile: opportunity to begin a career in banking. ofhis grandfather, Eugene Glover, a) Provide a brief descriP.lion of your comgany which includes your pers9nnel's education~! ~:ickgro~nd and APPLY IN PERSON who was shot to death Dec. 1, experience, number of staff, level of staff (partners, managers, supervisors, e!c), and a ltst1qg of cl1en.ts. First Savings & Loan b) The description must also include an affirmative statement that at least the pal'lners are certified publtc Beach Road Susupe accountants. . h Id f' b d d 9:00 AM-4:00PM 12 Cuban c) Name and profile of staff members to be assigned to the audit, s ou your irm eawar e . P.O. Box 324 CK Saipan, MP 96950 Award wil\ be based on four evaluation factors; price, technical competence, prior experience, i!fid ability to No Phone Call Please Equal Opportunity Employer refugees meet deadline. VOTE FEDERAL LAW requires presentation of proof of citizenship or OTA The contract for this audit will be awarded not later than Nov. 7, 1995. The audit work shall commence thereafter and a final audits report shall be completed by December 15, 1995 eligibility to work in the U.S. We comply with lhis law on a non­ discriminato,y basis. detained .:! Audit reports from.previous years available at CPS's main office at the Saipan International Airport. MIAMI BEACH, Florida (AP) - After spending a year NOTICE OF MEETING in the Bahamas, 12 Cuban Pursuant lo Section II ol Public Law 8-11, The Open Government Ad of 1992, the Board of Oiredols refugees made it to U.S. soil Mametto U. Maratita of the Conmoneallh Ports Aulholity hereby serves notice lhal it will hold its regular Board Meeting • and were promptly detained. on Wednesday, October 25, 1005 at 10:00 a.m. at the CPA Conle!m::e Room at Sai!llfl lnbm1tional The group, including five Senate ~IJ)Ort on Saipan. Tile folowing items are co !he agend.1 for the above-re!elenced meeting: children, came ashore Satur­ y\ease RE-ELECT day in a small boat just north PRECINCT 1 I PllllllWIY MATTERS of Miami Beach and were 1. Call lo Order 2. Roll Call found walking along a street 3. Adoption ol Agend.1 about a block from shore. 4. Adoption of Minutes Police said the group fled II COIIIIESl'fllll Cuba a year ago and lived in Pedro P= 211 Ramon Ca a COLL ii&S IIEl'01flT ~1. 1. Finance Commillee the Bahamas before heading a. Adoption of Financial Slalement for the United States. The Castro Dela Cruz 2. Other Committees report. if arr, Coast Guard found no other IV EIBIITM IIEPCIIIT refugees during a routine y .. - 1. Audit Report lor Board Action OI retOl111'lel1da search of the waters in the 2. Policies lor Management Tmel, Per Diem and Official represenlation area. 3. Err4iloyee Classifications and Compensation Plan The number of Cuban rafters YI 1EW lmllESI has decreased dramatically 1. To req.iesl the Olf1G8 ol lhe Public Auditor lo audit CPA from 11111194 to~ 2. Exle!lsion of Rota Terminal and Troosfer Comp;lrf, Inc. since the Clinton administra­ Luis P. Herman T. 3. Suppltirneool lludget Request No. 01-96 tion announced May 2 that ~3. ~4. AIEFa: Cubans found at sea would be \=.,,~ a. Juan C. Teoorio & Associales Crisostomo ·~/.> ..~"' Palacios b. Efrain F. c.nacho Consulting Englnm & Archllecls repatriated. .. ··; ~ .. ; c. E.M. Chen & Associales-locineralols Since the Cubans who came ~'\·,~Ji,?).": ' n ....:er ,., ashore Saturday made it to VII tEw,alht ...._, UUI. Cllall'I IIEPIII' U.S. soil, they won't be auto­ 11 . 11.IIF TT All interested peisons are welcome to attend and to submit wrilleo or oral testimony on Iha above matically sent back, said Im­ agenda ilems. migration and Naturalization Is/ V'n:tor B. Hocog Dale Service spokesman Lemar Cllllma, ..... If lnclln 10,1l5/95 Wooley. He said the Cubans Vicente T. Rosiky F. DELACRUZ would be processed and then ~5. ~6. given a hearing before an im­ Attao Camacho Ramon Concepcion migration judge. .- '.~ Cuban President Fidel . 1 Castro arrived Saturday in (Putugao/Kaseru) v' New York for the United Nation's 50th anniversary Vote Democrat Rota 2li! celebrations. It is his first visit to the United States in Precinct 1 16 years. L--__c__ all_· _g34-7272 16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDA Y-OCfOBER 23, 1995 MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-17

.. At the movies DEADLINE: 12:00 noon ttie day prior to publlcatton .....__ _ PUBLIC NOTICE I PUBLIC NOTICE .· ~8,tfarianas ~rietr~ NOTE: If some reason your advertisement Is Incorrect, call us IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH I IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of THE COMMONWEALTH mmedlately to make the necessary corrections. The Marianas OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISlANOS Variety News and Views Is responsible only for one Incorrect Travolta, De Vito, Russo nsertlon. We reserve the right to edit. refuse. reject or cancel any CIVIL ACTION N0.95·557 1 ADOPTION CASEN0.95·063 J~ i3 Gtl-3 tit?· l!f: t:11?-t'ff·l; ad at ariy time. IN RE THE MATIER OF THE ESTATE OF IN THE MATIER OF ADOPTION OF: LUCY EPISOM, DRAKE JONOVAN PUA TA\TANO 04 CARPENTER-Salary:$2.75 per hour 01 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC-Sat­ 01 TOUR COOROINATOR-Sal­ 01 STOCK CLERK-Salary:$2.75 per starring in 'Get Shorty' Employment Wanted 02 ELECTRICIAN-Salary:$2.75 per ary:$3. 75 per hour ary:$6.00-10.00 per hour hour Deceased AMinor Child, BY hour 21 OVERLOCK SEWING MACHINE Contact:CREATIVE TOURS Contact:VtCENTE C. BARCtNAS dba ANA PUA TAITANO By BOB THOMAS zling dialogue originated the action on target and giv­ 04 MASON-Salary:$2.75 per hour OPERATOR-Salary:$2.75 per hour MICRONESIA, INC. TEL.322·7417(11/ RM ENTERPRISES TEL.233-2054(11/ NOTICE OF HEARING AND Petitioners. "WHAT'S the use of living in there, too. But credit is also ing an extraordinary collec­ Contact:EMILIO P. QUJATCHON SR. 28 SINGER NEEDLE MACHINE OP­ 06)M21133 06)M21143 NOTICE OF CREDITORS NOTICE OF HEARING L.A. if you ain't in the movie due to scriptwriter Scott Frank, tion of actors free rein to de­ dba EQ Construction TEL. 234-8827(10/ ERATOR-Salary:$2. 75 per hour business?" reasons one of the 30)M21034 01 ASSISTANT OPERATIONS MAN­ 01 MAINTENANCE WORKER-Sal­ 01 NEON TUBE PUMPER-Sarary:$800 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a petition who added his own zingers and velop their bizarre characters. AGER-Sa/ary:$1,700 per month ary:$2.75-4.25 per hour per month Date: November 7, 1995 for Adoption of the above name minor characters in "Get Shorty." In­ fashioned a fairly coherent The story begins in Miami Miscellaneous · 03 SUPERVISOR(SALES)-Sal- 01 COMPUTER OPERATOR/INFOR­ OB RESTAURANT WAITRESS-Sal· Contact:NEON CORPORATION Time: 1:30 p.m. child by ANA PUA TAITNA, as deed, the glittering lure of story line from a complex plot. where Chili Palmer (John ary:$2.75-3.50 per hour MATION SYSTEM:Salary:$2.60 per ary:$2.75-4.25 per hour TEL234-8123(11/06)M21142 Judge: Demapan Petitioner, has filed with the above Hollywood motivates the col­ The conversation is as witty Travolta) plies his trade as a 06 WAITRESS (NIGHTCLUB)-Sal­ 02 DRESSMAKER·Salary:$2.75-3.00 hour 03 COOK-Salary:$2.75-4.25 per hour entitled Court and is open for review lection of crooks and creeps ary:$2.75-3.50 per hour per hour . 01 SEWING MACHINE REPAIRER­ Contact:YANO ENTERPRISES, INC. 01 COOK-Salary:$2.75 per hour as anything since Joseph L. "Shylock" collector for a New Contact:ACTIVE CORPORATION dba 01 SUPERVISOR (WAREHOUSE)·Sal­ Salary:$2.75 per hour dba KINPACHI RESTAURANT 1 & 2 Conlact:EASTERN HOPE CORPORA­ PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the at the office of the Clerk of the said who inhabit this remarkable Administrator in the above estate is Mankiewicz's "All About York mob boss. Chili is a take­ Blue Lagoon Nightclub TEL.233-4807/ ary:$2. 75-3.00 per hour OB PATIERN GRADER CUTTER-Sal· TEL.234-6900( 11 /06)M21135 TION dba KEERAKU & RAKUEN RES· court in Susupe, Saipan, gangster comedy. 01 SALES ENG/NEER-Salary:$2.75- TAU RANT TEL.234-1843(11/ hereby set for a hearing before the Eve." charge guy who mesmerizes 4BOB(10/23)M20946 ary:$2. 75 per hour Commonwealth of the Northern The story comes from Director Barry Sonnenfeld his targets by repeated com­ 4.00 per hour Contact:UNITED INTERNATIONAL 01 ASSISTANT MANAGER-Sal­ 06)M21149 Honorable Judge Miguel S. Demapan on Mariana Islands. 02 TOUR COUNSELOR-Salary:$2.75- 03 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$4.00-B.OO CORPORATION TEL. 235-6888/ ary:$2800 per month November 7, 1995 at 1:30 p.m. the Elmore Leonard's novel, and ("The Addams Family" films) mands of"Look at me." lfrea-' per hour 7BBB(10/23)M20952 01 MAINTENANCE WORKER-Sal· 01 CASHIER-Salary:$2.75 per hour A ot said Petition tor 4.00 per hour Superior Court of the Commonwealth of HEARING one imagines much of the siz- deserves applause for keeping son doesn't prevail, he has Contact:JOY ENTERPRISES, INC. dba 02 CARPENTER-Salary:$2.75-3.75 per ary:$2.75-4.25 per hour Contact:EVERTRUST CORPORATION adoption will be held in CourtRoom Contact:MISA ENTERPRISES, INC. dba 123 DISCOUNT STORE(11/ the Northern Mariana Islands, Civic other methods. Joy Resort Hotelm TEL. 234-3476(10/ hour 01 FOOD AND BEVERAGE MAN· C of the above-entitled court on 11/ 23)M20945 Contact:YCO CORPORATION dba AGER-Salary:$1,000·2.600 per month TEL.234-6900(11/06)M21136 06)M2114B Center, Susupe, Saipan, CNMI. The headstrong Chili an­ \ .. All persons having claims against the 02/95 at 1:30 p.m., or as soon as YCO Servistar Hardware/Liberty Plaza 01 FRONT DESK MANAGER-Sal­ tagonizes a rival gangster, 02 BEAUTICIAN-Salary:$2.75 per hour YCO Home Furnishing Center TEL. ary:$1,000-1,800 per month 05 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT-Sal­ 01 DRAFTSMAN-Salary:$600 per estate, or against the deceased should file thereafter. PUBLIC NOTICE IN lliE SUPERIOR COURT Of THE COMMOkWEAI.TH NOTICE "Ray the Bones" Carboni Contact:ROMAN T. TUDELA dba 235·6604/05( 10/30)M3984 01 FLOOR SUPERVISOR-Sal- ary:$2. 75-3.75 per hour month their claims with the Clerk al Court of the Of THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS Tudela's Enterprise TEL. 235-5744(10/ Contact:SUWASO CORPORATION Contact:HERMAN B. CABRERA dba Pursuant to Public Law 8-41, (Dennis Farina), by busting his ary:$3.00-4.60 per hour Superior of the Superior Court within Dated this 06th day of October, 1995. CIVIL ACTION N0.95·956 23)M20944 01 WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR-Sa/: 02 HEAD WAITER-Salary:$3.00-4.40 dba CORAL OCEAN POINT RESORT HERMAN B. CABRERA & ASSOC! sixty (60) days after the first publication Section 11, Notice is hereby nose and creasing his forehead ary:$3.00 per hour per hour CLUB TEL.234-7000(11/D6)M40B9 ATES TEL.234· 1778( 10/23-correction) of this notice. /s/ FRANK TOMOKANE IN THE MATIER OF THE ESTATE OF given that the Regular Meeting with a bullet. When Chili'~ 01 BAKER-Salary:$623 per month Contact:SUN & SURF, LTD. dba Na­ 04 RESTAURANT WAITER-Sal­ Dated this 17th day of Oclober, 1995. Clerk of Court NICOLASA CASTRO SABLAN, New York protector dies sud­ Contact:RDA ENTERPRISES INC. dba tional Office Supply TEL. 234-3198( 10/ ary:$2.75·3.30 per hour 01 AUTO MECHANIC-Salary:$4.75 per 02 CHIEF, TOUR DIVISION·Sal­ of the Commonwealth Utilities 30)M39B5 hour ary:$10.00·11.00 per hour Deputy Clerk of Court Deceased. denly, Chili decides it's time Mary's Bakery TEL. 234-6694(10/ 02 RESTAURANT WAITRESS-Sal­ /s/ Deputy Clerk of Court Corporation (CUC) Board of 23)M20942 ary:$2.75-4.70 per hour Contact:EAST-WEST RENTAL CEN­ 01 TOURAGENT-Salary:$7.21 per hour Directors will be held on to skip town. 04 BAR WAITRESS-Salary:$2.75 per 07 COOK-Salary:$2.75-4.50 per hour TER OF SAIPAN, INC. TEL.235- 01 DATA PROCESSOR(DATA EN­ NOTICE OF HEARING AND After a brief stop in Las 01 CIVIL ENGINEER-Salary:$1,680 per hour 03 COOK HELPER-$2.75-4.20 per hour 7151 (11/06)M21138 CODER)-Salary:$9.00·10.00 per hour Monday, October 23, 1995. The Contact:CREATIVE TOURS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Vegas, Chili lands in Holly­ month Contact:PARADISE CORP. dba 01 GENERAL MAINTENANCE Contact: DEV. & ASSOCIATES, INC. Memory Lane Karaoke Bar TEL. 234- 01 ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK-Sal­ MICRONESIA, INC. TEL.322-7417(10/ meeting will commence al 1:00 wood with the task of collect­ WORKER-Salary:$2. 75-3.10 per hour p.m., in Conference Room No. TEL. 234-6187(10/23)M20947 8224(10/30)M21027 Contact:PACIFIC MICRONESIA CORP. ary:$750 per month 23-correction) PUBLIC NOTICE TO: ALL PERSONS AND ing dlrs 150,000 from Harry dba Dai-lchi Hotel Saipan Beach TEL. Contact:MICRONESIAN APPRAISAL 10/19/95 CREDITORS having any interest or 1, CUC Adm inislration Building, Zimm (Gene Hackman), a fast­ 01 ADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANT-Sa/­ 234-6412(10/23)M38B4 ASSOCIATES SAIPAN, INC. TEL.233- 01 SALES ASSOCIATE-Salary:$2.75 claims against the Estate of Nicolasa Lower Base, Saipan. The 01 WA/TRESS-Salary:$2.75-3.00 per ary:$800 per month 8601 (1106)M21139 per hour THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION dealing producer of creep 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$3.00 per Sablan agenda is set forth below: hour Contact:CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 02 SECTION SUPERVISOR-Sal­ DIVISION (DCD) OF THE COMMONWEALTH DEVELOPMENT shows. Chili, a film freak who 03 COOK-Salary:$2.75-3.00 per hour TEL. 234-6026(10/30)M21022 ary:$1 ,450 per month 01 SALES MANAGER-Salary:$5.80 per hour AUTHORITY WILL HOLD ITS MEETING ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that I. PRELIMINARY MATIERS can recite the dialogue of Contact:WESTERN PACIFIC, INC. dba 01 FINANCE CONTROLLER·Sal­ hour 01 FLORIST-Salary:S2. 75 per hour 1995 AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1995 AT 10:00 AM. THE MEETING Jesus M. Castro, of Saipan, has filed A. Call lo Order "Touch of Evil," succumbs to The Aristocrat Restaurant TEL.235- 01 SALESCLERK- Salary $2.75 per ary:$2,000 per month Contact:GRACE INTERNATIONAL Contact:CARMEN SAFEWAY ENTER­ 5591 (110/23)M3895 hour 02 SALES MANAGER(SERVICE)-Sal· INC. TEL.234-9682(11/06)M21147 PRISES, INC. TEL.234-7313(10/23-cor­ WILL BE HELD AT THE CDA ROTA CONFERENCE ROOM. a petition in the Superior Courl B. Roll Call the allure of making movies 02 DRESSMAKER·Salary:$2.75 per rection) seeking to be appointed the ary:$3,000 per month C. Adoption Agenda and decides to become a pro­ 01 AUTO PAINTER·Salary:$2.75 per hour 02 ASST. STORE MANAGER-Sal· 02 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR· administrator of lhe eslale of Nicolasa D. Adoption of Minutes ducer himself. hour Contact:JULIM ENTERPRISES, INC. ary:$1,700 per month Salary:$2. 75·3.50 per hour 01 GAS ATIENDANT-Salary:$2.75 per LOAN APPLICATIONS AND DCD MATIERS WILL BE DISCUSSED. Castro Sablan, deceased. Contact:KIM'S CORPORATION dba hour 1. September 8, 1995 Chili enlists the support of 01 ADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANT-Sal­ TEL. 234-2136(10/30)M21020 03ADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANT-Sa1- Pelilioner's allorney of record is ary:$2. 75 per hour ary:$477 per month HEAVY EQUIPMENT RENTAL Contact:LORRAINE A. BABAUTA dba ls/JESUS D. SABLAN Antonio M. Atalig, Attorney al Law, Regular Meeting Hackman·s onetime leading Contact: SAPPHIRE ENTERPRISES 01 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR­ Contact:HAKUBOTAN SAIPAN ENT., TEL.235-0405(11 /06)M21146 20TH FILLING STATION TEL.234- C\-\f\\RMAN AM 122, Caller Box 1001, Saipan, lady and part-time lover INC. TEL.234-9869(10/23)M20951 Salary:$2. 80-3.50 per hour INC. TEL. 234-7362/3(10/30)M3996 6191 (10/23-correction} MP 96950. The hearing on said (Renee Russo), and a self-en­ 01 GENERAL MANAGER·Salary:$5.00 II. CORRESPONDENCE 04 CONT. FORM MACHINE OPERA­ per hour 01 FRONT DESK CLERK-Salary:$2.75 petition for letters of administration 02 SALES CLERK-Salary:$3.00·6.00 111. COMMITIE REPORT(S) chanted star, Martin Weir TOR-Salary:$2.75-2.90 per hour Contact:MARIANAS REPAIRS, CO., PAINTING JOB per hour has been set for Nov. 14, 1995, al per hour plus $425 housing allowance IV. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S (Danny DeVito). Complica­ 01 TYPESETTER-Salary:$2.75-2.85 INC. dba Marianas Repairs, Co. Inc. Contact:S. Y. KIM'S DEV'T.CORP.. dba 1:30 P.M. All interested parties Contact:DFS SAIPAN (11/06)M4127 Small or Big Job. FREE ESTIMAT[ POSITION VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT tions arise when a rival gang­ per hour TEL. 234-9083(10/30)M21039 GARDEN MOTEL TEL.234-0320(10/ should appear at the hearing. REPORT Contact:ASG CORPORATION-dba 23-correction) ster (Delroy Lindo) decides 01 PRINTING/MICROFILM TECHNI­ Need Workers-Bush cutter, Persons having any claims V. OLD BUSINESS Elite Enterprises TEL. 233-2677/ 01 ADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANT-Sa/­ CIAN-Salary:$2. 75 par hour KARIDAT has a job opening for a full time he wants to be a producer, too. 6465(10/23)M20954 ary:$4.85 per hour Carpenter Coll: VTI, Tel. 233-0694 12 DANCERS·Salary:$2.75·3.50 per against the estate of said decedent are VI. NEW BUSINESS 01 GENERAL MAINTENANCE The plot twists and turns in Contact:MARIANAS ELECTRONICS hour hereby notified that any and all claims WORKER-Salary:$2.75 per hour HOTLINE COORDINATOR VII. PUBLIC COMMENTS 07 REFRIGERATION & A/C ME­ COMPUTER dba Marianas Electronics Contact:STAR FOUR CORPORATION against the estate must be filed with hilarious and sometimes vio­ 01 STOCK CONTROLLER-Sal· Good pay and benefits, salary negotiable depending on the Clerk of Court within sixty (60) VIII. LEGAL COUNSEL'S CHANIC-Salary:$2.75 per hour TEL. 234-5424(10/30)M21030 TEL.234-5520( 10/23-correction) lent ways, the surprises ex­ 20 ELECTRICIAN-Salary:$2. 75 per ary:$2. 75 per hour days of this pub Iication, or the claim REPORT Contact:JARIDON, INC. TEL.234- experience and education. tending up to the fadeout. hour 01 COOK (RESTAURANT)·Sal­ will be barred. IX. EXECUTIVE SESSION 6651 (11/06)M21141 Karidat is an equal opportunity employer Rarely have so many satis­ Contact:P S T C INC. TEL. 256- ary:$2.75 per hour X. ADJOURNMENT fying performances combined 1606(10/23)M20941 Contact:3M CORPORATION dba Applications with position description may be picked up at our /s/ DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT Okame Restaurant TEL. 234-5703(10/ 01 ASST.CHEF·Salary:$2400-5000 per All interested persons are in one movie. Travolta has month office in Chalan Kanoa next to the Korean Association Building, 01 CASHtER-Salary:$2.75-3.00 per 30)M21042 ATTENTION SALES PEOPLE: welcome to attend and submit Contact:SAIPAN SPRING VALLEY captured the swagger and the hour south of Mt. Carmel Cathedral from 8-5 Monday thru Friday. Local BREWERY(CO.)INC. dba SAIPAN written or oral testimony on the 01 HOUSEKEEPING 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$700 -900 menace of a second-tier gang­ BEER FACTORY BOGA BOGA hire only. Deadline for submission of application is October 27, 1995. SUPERVISORSalary:$2. 75-3.55 per per month Want To above agenda items. ster. Showing a fine talent for TEL.322-7516(11/06)M4120 For further inquiries, contact Mary Guerrero at 234-6981/7869. PUBLIC NOTICE hour Contact:ASIAN SOURCES INC. TEL. comedy, Russo is on target as 01 COOK-Salary:$2.75-3.00 per hour 235·2730/6732(10/30)M21040 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$2.75-3.75 Isl Contact:DIAMOND HOTEL CO., LTD. Make? Of THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS a Hollywood survivor. per hour CARLOS A. SHODA, The incomparable Hack­ dba Saipan Diamond Hotel TEL. 234- 03 MASON-Salary:$2.75-3.00 per hour CIVIL ACTION N0.95-970 5900 Ext. 266(10/23)M3883 Contact:ROMEO R. SANCHEZ dba The 03 PAINTERS-Salary:$2.75 par hour Chairman man conveys all the devious­ Enterprises tel. 234-1481(10/ 01 WAREHOUSEMAN-Salary:$2.75· More? IN RE THE ESTATE 3.50 per hour IHI ()) ir Il ft ml e DANIEL TUDELA BORJA and JOAQUINA CUC Board of Directors ness of the fringe producer, 30)M21041 Contact:COMMERCIAL TRADING OF SANTOS BORJA, Date 10/18/95 and De Vito has never· been Miscellaneous Money? DECEASED. 03 WAITRESS-Satary:$2.75 per hour SAIPAN, INC. TEL.235-8051(11/ better as the narcissistic star. 06)M21132 NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION 01 AUDITOR (ASSISTANT)-Sa/­ Contact:SUN MEI CORPORATION dba Sell advertising on Saipan's dominant island 234-5100 FDR APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR Farina and Lindo score in ev­ ary:14.42 per hour Wang Gang Rest. TEL. 235·1818(10/ ery scene. Bette Midler, Penny Contact: DELOITIE & TOUCHE TEL. 30)M21031 01 SALES REPRESENTATIVE, IN­ cable company TO: ALL HEIRS"' DEVISEESI LEGATEES, SURANCE-Salary:$2.75-4.00 per hour ~fl)-, AND CREDITOt1S OF DAN EL TUDELA 322-7337(10/30)M3994 ,_, I>"""" '" ,i-t·•''" ~ RAPE Marshall and Alex Rocco ap­ a, BORJA and JOAQUINA SANTOS BORJA, nE Contact:MYUNG SUNG CORP. dba Join A Winning Team 01 TYPESETIER-Salary:$2.75-3.50 DECEASED. pear briefly and unbilled. 01 SOIL TECHNICIAN·Salary:$4.20 per INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE j ..• l"~G per hour Q ,fo~ 'vletl• DESIGNA1B) For sheer entertainment, hour AGENCY TEL.234·1941 (11/06)M21131 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Juan Contact:GEOTESTING, INC. TEL. 234- Contact:YOUNIS ART STUDIO, INC. Base Salary Plus Commission ,i1'oet you think y~· Santos Borja has filed with the Clerk of "Get Shorty" is the delight of dba MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & {If this Court a Petition for Appointment of 7210(10/30)M3991 01 BARTENDER-Salary:$2.75 per hour DRIVER 1995. 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Classified First TEL.2333-0776(11/06)M211'34 • • • • • , • , , • ,, • , • • •. , • , • • • ,- ,- • • ~' l \ • 1 I !• 1 MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VlEWS-19. 0 18-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY-OCTOBER 23, 1995 EEI( & MEEK® by Howie Schneider CROSSWORD PUZZLER Gilbert leads by 3 strokes in Ralphs Classic LOS ANGELFS (AP) - Lany said "I've made some gocx:l par­ group on Sunday and I'm really ex­ Colbert trails Stockton by overdlrs the money title pops into my head ACROSS 45 Above (poet.) Gilbert shot a 6-under-par 65 and saving putts which have helped me cited with my play. 100,000. He hopes to close the gap now and then. When you' re in a 1 - number . 47 Chemical Answer to Previous Puzzle held a three-stroke lead over Dave stay bogey-free in the first two Stockton sank a 10-footer at the over the 6,575-yartl Wilshire Coun­ positiontowinit'simpossibletokeep 7 "The Two- suttix rowtds." try Oub cour.;e, 12 Fill with air 49 Omen Stockton and Jim Colbert after two par-5,558-yartl l 6thtostarthisbirdie itoutofyourmind. Tomorrowshould 13 Come to 50 Former 1V rounds of the dirs 800,000 Ralphs Stockton, the Senior Tour's lead­ string.AfterconnectingonaS-footer "I played about the same today as be exciting." earth delec\ive Senior PGA Classic. ing money-winner and two-time de­ at 17, he finished the day with a 30- I did yesterday," Colbert said. "But Miller Barber captwed the Super 15 Lelterman ID 52 Gardner t6 Endangered namesakes Stockton had a second-round 67 fending earnings champion, was foot birdie putt. the ball kept dodging and daning Seniorportionofthetoumamentwith 18 Allernalive 54 - Paso . Saturday, while Colbert, the first­ happy with his play but not the re­ ''Jknow(Colbert)andBobMurphy around the hole." a closing round 3-WlCler 68. Barber's word 55 Early morn 19 Math term 55 Person of round leader, had a 70. sults. would like to have a shot at the Colbert, whohadtwobirdiesanda two-day total of 4-under par 136 21 Actor Nolle dis!inction Gilbert, bothered by the flu, posted "As well as I'm playing I feel I money title. But I told them that the bogey, will be paired with Stockton earned him the first prize of dlrs 59 Des Moines 22 Ms. Gilbert haven't gotten very much out of my Arnold Palmer trophy really and Gilbert Sunday's round 15,000. 24 Fire engine st. six birdies and hasn't carded a bogey looked in final apparalus 61 Having a in either round firsttworounds,"Stocktonsaid "But greatonmybookshelfandthetwoof "I really have to concentrate on "I1'satoumamentofourownwithin 26 Nesl al hariy to finish with three straight birdies them make great bookends," he said. wirming the townament," Colbert Jim Davis pheasants appearance "I guess because I'm so weak I'm a tournament," said the 64-year old Garfield® by 28 Ordinaiy 53 Leg~I not too quick with my swing," he assures me ofplaying in the last final "I'd like to add another one." added. "But there's no question that "Anytime you win it's a tluill." (abbr.) eviction WHO'D HAVE EVER 29 Neighbor ol 65 Birds' homes BELIEVED i ,' ','OU Swrlzerland 66 Vacalron 10·2311:l 1995 United Feature Syndrca1e half but 01' Aces' Abong ers was Cepeda with 42 points. MADE. A FACE. IT'D 31 Appoinlmenl spot Southern ... Camacho, Bob Omar, and Kris 01' Aces' Abong Camacho 6 Former 11 Bermuda - 01' ... Chang ... ~ 51ICK iHAi WA'i'? 10 33 Eggar Russian Continued from page 20 Continued from page 20 Takawo combined shooting tal­ scored most for his team with 30 Continued from page 20 J.~ River 1n DOWN 14 Saner leader 17 Sour ents to overcome Cepeda's ini­ ------·--·----···--· - ·----- Belgium It was the first setback for East­ points, followed by Takawo with by speaking to them in Chinese during 36 Made {labrrc) 1 Depressed 7 Crow's substance Last Thursday, pennant win­ relative 20 -oo as- .( tiative for his team. 26. lginoef and Saralu posted 20 the award ceremony. He apologized on .a loom 2 Fish trap ern which defeated Northern and ner 01' Aces closed its tour with 3 Aedlord 10 8 Ginger - - ... Cepeda padded 18 points more and 18 p9ints respectively. for his p;JOr comm.and of !he language 38 Baseballer 9 "The - Are 23 Equally Central earlier. an overwhelming 31-point vic­ Cobb 4 ·1 think. l in his name in the last half in a Bob Omar had 14, Ullyses and thanked them for cheering him on. Alrrghr 24 Greet,ng In the Northern-Central ·- JO -- ol therelorc tory over 7-Up, 129-98. 1O For example 25 "Lohengrin" losing effort as Camacho and Kapileo 13, Wayne Pua 4, and The crowd responded with a roar. bricks {Latin abbr.) hero matchup, both teams were tied at It was a close game in the first 42 Brnhmark 5 Solar disk Elias Saralu connected 15 points Warren Arriola and Jim Odoshi 2 After much hesitation a, he struggle 'v'31 '831 318'v'l '31ZZON NII'.) Johnny Carson, talk show host; You have a ~reat deal going for LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22) - l::131\/M 'Sl::!3M01!1 '3SnOH l:l3Hl0 NI MOONIM '3snoH :l:l3MSN\i Right away Lofton began try­ Doug Flutie, football player; you at this time, and others will Once you feel it's time to get mov­ ing to distract Maddux, who does Michael Crichton, author; Pele, surely noJce. ing today, you won't want to hesi­ most everything well on the soccer player; Chi Chi Ro­ ARIES (March 21-April 19) - tate for any reason. A time will driguez, golfer. Keeping up the pace wil1 make all come later on when you'll want to mound except hold runners. To see what is in store for you the difference today. Take care not slowdown. Use color and Despite three pickoff throws, tomorrow, find your birthday and to start out so quickly, however, Copyrigbl 1995, Uoilcd Fc.atur-t Syndic.ale, lac. a pitchout and the extra time Maddux spent holdin_g the ball Sir fsaac Newton, the famous math­ Earth Tip: Cloth diapers arc better sales wall ematician who first formulated the for the environment than disposabl,· in the stretch, Lofton managed CLOSERS laws of gravity and differential calcu­ diapers. A typical disposable diaper to steal his way around to lus, never finished school. He dropped takes 500 years to decompose in a blasc off! third. COLUMN CLOSERS out to pursue his mother's wishes for landfill. as opposed lo a cotton diaper BY SAHAH JOHNSOI\' him to become a successful farmer. \\'hich. will de~umpo,~ in only ,i, ~ Lofton swiped second as Omar Vizquel was striking months. 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SPORTSW1l0 Mt '4tl0 Bg;t0 Mt Hit & Run sweeps SSA finals l\1ILLER Lite Hit and Run bagged The other top awardee of the sea­ the Frrst Saipan Softball Association sonwerePaulOgumorowhoemerged Men'sl.eaguetit1etheshorterwayby Mel Sakisat bags seven awards as best in triples with seven. Riang sweeping the first two matchups with last year. petition in Guam. son in doubles with nine. He had the Y oshinohadmostrunsat41,Romino Toyota Wheels in their best-of-three "They' re the best It' scomposedof The champion team is looking most RBIs at 50. Saimon had the highest strikeouts series last Saturday in Susupe. good softball and baseball players forward to the Thanksgiving tourna­ He was also the regular season's with 36, Tom Lee had the lowest The victorious team took game withstrongteamspirit,"Tenoriosaid ment as their next target of victory. Most Valuable Player and the recipi­ ERA (2.80), while Pat Tenorio was one of the series last Thursday, 15-7, Last year, Miller Lite Hit and Run Hit and Run as a team and its entofthisyear' sGoldenG!oveAward. the manager of the year. and came back to the field Saturday defeated Saipan Stevedore Waves in players bagged several awards for Greg Camacho was awarded the Saipan Stevedore Waves was the winning game two, 8-5, for the title. capturingtheBudweisertournament their outstanding perfonnance both championship series' MVP Award. champion in Division A. The Team manager Pat Tenorio cred­ The feat was followed by another in the fina1s and the regular season. He scored an average of .833, regis­ rurmerup wac; Budweiser Bad Boyz. ited every player in his team for the title win this year when they defeated Mel Sakisat was the batting cham­ tered three homenmsand seven RBIs The champion in Division B was victory. It was their fourth title out of Team Saipan in the Miller Lite tour­ pions with an average of .698, most in two games. He went 3-for-3 in the Hit and Run with Star Lone Gam­ four different leagues in whichthe nament Hit and Run later defeated homerunsat 19, and tied BartJru:k- first game and 2-for-3 in the second blers as runner up. champion teamhascompetedin since Budweiser in the Triple Crown com- 01' Aces team sweeps season with 11-0 card Youth Football Leag·ue: 01' Aces swept the regular sea­ came after the Hawks team won a behind victory. son of the Rotary Club Youth no-bearing game in the opener In the second game, Oceanic _Southern.Midget Basketball League winning all over the Bombers by 20 points, Heights defeated Pepsi and ce­ 11 games . 101-81. mented its hold on the sixth spot Oceanic Heights and pennant The Bombers converted points in the playoffs by posting a 27- .scores· second. Win. winner 01' Aces have been as­ that lifted their team to a 12-point point lead at the end of the first SOUTHERN Midgets deliv.: by John Reyes who .ran all the sured of slots in the playoffs, yet advantage right in the first half in half, 50-23. ered Northern its second defeat way for 40 ·yards to the e::ndzone both teams continued to maxi­ a hotly guarded game that cost Pepsi improved its offensive in yesterday at the Airport Road . followinganinterceptionresult­ mize their last games by defeat­ two players from their team and the last half of the game with 32 football field, 27-fJ. · . .ing from a fumble after a kick­ ing their respective rivals last one from the Bombers to foul out. points, but Oceanic Heights main­ Northern had a good start in off. Friday. Jake Licop stood his ground for tained its scoring momentum with the game when· Glen Dakito Another touchdown was Oceanic Heights defeated his team with 26 points spread in a 16-point lead more in the next scored atouchdown for his team sco~ed by Nathan Torwefll. Near Pepsi by a wide 43-point advan­ the game, but the Hawks spread half for the final margin. after a 90-yard drive in the first the end of the game Torweal tage in the second game at the wide its wings in the last half The win was Oceanic Heights' half. passed a ball to Vince Ada gym, 98-43. scoring almost evenly exploding seventh in 11 outings. Down by six points in the -. Rabauliman;forthe final touch­ The Oceanic Heights victory 70 points more for a come-from- Contin_u_ed~o-n-pa_g_e_1~9 first half,. Southern came back down. strong in the sticond. half_ and In another game, Southern scored four touchdowns and Pewee took solo leadership in Rep. Hocog, Quituguas dazzle in Rota Mini Golf converted all extra points. . its division by defeating East- CONGRESSMAN Vianney Hocog aftercompletingthetourwithnet 119, a total of five, five, and three Kelvin Taitano scored the first ern, 12-0. · won the A Flight of the Mini-Tour while Kelvin Hocog finished the respectively. toochdown on a pass, followed Continued on paae 19 Golf Championship held Saturday in game with net 128. Tour promoter Glen Manglona Rota. The only birdie shot made on said more tournaments will be Hocog garnered a net total of 93 hole number six by Antonio 0. staged at the Rota Resort and Chang wins 3rd Salem title with five pars in winning the cham­ Quitugua highlighted the Mini­ Country Club in the succeeding pionship trophy. Fred 0. Hocogcame it in Chinese, Chang added that Tour Golf Tournament. For the months in order to be a memberof BEIJING (AP) - No. 1 seed in second with a net total of 99. Michael Chang defeated Renzo when he signs autographs, he al­ most pars, Vianney and Fred the Professional Golfers Associa­ On the B Flight category, former Furlan of Italy 7-5, 6-3 Sunday to ways writes, "Jesus loves you." Hocog, and Glenn Manglona sunk tion Oub for Asia Rep. Antonio 0. Quitugua, who re­ capture his third straight Salem .. · ' .. cently became an avid golfer, be­ Open tennis tournament title. Chang Wins Salem Open Chang, ranked fifth in the world, came the new champion. He shot a World Series live on KSAI Tennis for Third Straight Year net 92. relied on his heavy serves and con­ BEUING(AP)-No. l seedMichael Glenn H. Manglona, Rota Com­ KSAI radio continues its tradi­ locru sports fans. The games are sistent baseline returns to take the hotly Chang defeated Renzo Furlan ofltaly merce resident director managed to tion of providing live coverage scheduledforprimetimeintheStates contested first set from the40th-ranked 7-5, 6-3 Sunday to capture his third of big world sports events to the which corresponds to the middle of Furlan. The victory was worth dlrs straight Salem Open tennis tournament secure second place. CNMI with the l 995Majorleague the work day here," said KSAI man­ 43,CXX>. title. In the C Flight category, 17-year­ World Series. ager Patrick Murphy. Chang delighted his Beijing fans by Chang, ranked fifth in the world, old Garren M. Quitugua surprisingly speakiJJg io them in Chinese during the relied on his heavy serves and con­ took away the title from former Grune one of the best-of-seven The 1995WorldSeriesopenedin awrud ceremony. He apologized for sistent baseline returns to take the holder Kelvin 0. Hocog. Garren series between Atlanta Braves and Atlanta yesterday and will fWl his poor command of the language and hotly contested first set from the Quitugua came in with a net total of Clevelai:Jd Indians was heard at 10 through next week. thanked them for cheering him on. The 40th-ranked Furlan. The victory 104. am. yesterday. · KSAI can be found at 936 on the crowd responded with a roar. was worth dlrs 43,000. Luis H. Manglona shot his way to "'Ihe time difference between the AM dial. After much hesitation as he Chang delighted his Beijing fans second place with a net of 115. Jo­ i:nainland and the CNMI makes the ·· · For more information, contact struggled to remember how to say Continued on page 19 seph H. Sakisat secured third place rndiq. pt\Jadcasts very helpful for Murphy at 234-6521. Maddux leads Braves in game one's 3-2 win ATLANTA (AP) - Given the 7I If" • · · · stage to show why he's the best 1v1.a1or League Baseball TI7:orld Serz·es past.Butmh1sfirstWorldSenes pitcher in baseball, Greg Maddux - - YY ( appe_ara~c~, the clu~ that led base- gave the performance of his life. Onlysoft,opposite-fieldsingles burgh in 1971. That's what it walkbyPaulAssenmacherloaded ball m hitti~g, sconn~ and home Maddux pitched a two-hitter by Jim Thome and Kenny Lofton took to beat Hershiser, who be- the bases with no outs and rookie ~ns co~l~n t touch him, manag- against the best-hitting team in and an error by substitute short- gan the game with a 7-0 record relieverJulian Tavarez gave up an !ng to htt Just four balls out of the the majors, ou tdueling Orel stop Rafael Belliard leading off that was the greatest in postseason RBI grounder by pinch-hitter Luis mfield and needed errors to score H h. d I d' th Atl both runs. B;:!e:s::: th:ac;~!e1:nd 1:t ~~e:::reventedMadduxfrom hi;~~· McGriff's homer off ::i:~;~:far~.squeeze bunt by . Maddux, wh~ s~ck out four, 3 10 ans 3-2 Saturday night in Game 1 Still, Maddux wound up with Hershiser tied it at I in second. Maddux, sure to win his fourth improved to -? this postseason. of the U.S. Major League Base- the first two-hitter in the World Hershiser left after walking the straight Cy Young Award this The runs off him were unearned, ba11 World Series. Series since Nelson Briles of Pitts- first two batters in the seventh, a year, had struggled in postseasons Continued on page 19 c5V:?!"!~~!.~r!.~~~ P.0, Box 231 Salpan, MP 96950 • Tel. (670) 234-6341 • 7578 • 9797 Fax: (670) 234-9271