Housec ed to session ACTING Governor Juan S. action on some of these badly­ lation of poker machines; and Demapan yesterday issued a call needed bills," said Demapan in a ofunding theIeasebackofTinian for a special session of the House telephone interview with the Va­ lands from the US government. of Representatives to consider riety an hour after he sent the "There is a definite need to act badly-neededlegislationthatmay session call. ''Things are not get­ on these measures, especially tax help boost government funding ting better. It's about time we reform, which has been dragged' needs. . show the administration the Leg­ on and on for years," said In a letter to acting Speaker islature is serious about solving Demapan. Jesus P. Mafnas, Demapan at­ problems," he added. The other matters, he added tempted to get the House to con­ Demapan's call asked the were mainlyaimed towardsiden­ vene at 4:00 p.m. yesterday after­ House to consider seven items in tifying possible sources of more noon. But as the day ended, the a proposed agenda, namely: revenues. acting governor's call was left -the newly transmitted tax re­ Demapan made the call pursu­ unheeded. . form legislation; ant to Article II, Section 13of the "We need to pump in moneyto -the fiscal year 1994 CNMI Constitution which enables the Jesus P. Mafna,s. oureconomy so we urgentlyneed budget; governortocallanyorbothhouses -the FY 1995 CNMI budget; of Legislature for a special ses­ Juan S. Demapan ofunding for FY 1994 capital sion to tackle a specific set of ment about Demapan's call as of improvement projects; agenda. yesterday afternoon. It was not FCC okays improved -Executive Order 94-3; Acting House Speaker Mafnas known why the session was not distress radio system. -legislationrelatingtotheregu- could not be reached for com- convened. THE FEDERAL Communications Commission (FCC) has ap­ proveda request by Governor FroilanC. Tenorio for the CNMI to operate a Marine Radio Repeater System (MRRS) on Saipan. Froilan tax measure Because of his concernfor the safetyof recreationalboaters and local fishermen, Governor Tenorio requested a special FCC emergency authorization exemption to install the MRRS on Mt. reaches Legislature Topochauwith abasestationlocated atthe EmergencyOperations Center (EOC). By Rafael H. Arroyo fall in government resources. "I am very pleased 'with the FCC's quick action," said the "Our Commonwealth needs Governor, "and with the cooperation of the FCC and U.S. Coast THE TENORIO Adrnini- morerevenue. We are continuing Guard, we will see a reduction in the loss oflife and property with . stration's proposed legislation to to run a deficit everyday. The increased coordination between search craft and the reduction of overhaul the CNMI tax structure budget veto has allowed govern­ man hours spent in emergency operations." is now at thehands of the Legisla­ ment to continue functioning,but With the closest rescue center now located in Guam, the Gov­ ture, this was learned yesterday. it also means that our deficit will ernorstressed the importance of the MRRS to the CNMI saying, According to acting Governor continue to grow. We need to act "Each time a boat is reported lost, we must charter commercial Juan S. Dernapan,he had the pro­ quickly," said Borja in a letter to .aircraft and boats for search operations. Right now, many of these posed tax reform package trans­ hepresiding officers of theHouse boats do not meet the requirements for High Frequency'(HF) mitted to both the House and the and the Senate. radio, and this has caused great difficulty in coordinating search . Senateyesterdayafternoon,along Only last Monday, Borjawrote and rescue operations." with a message Lieutenant Gov­ SenatePresidentJuanS.Demapan Until now, distress signals by boaters and fishermen have been ernor Jesus C. Borja prepared and House Speaker Diego T. transmitted by marine radio to the EOC. However, because of Sunday for the leaders of both Benavente announcing his veto interference from the mountainous terrain, radio signals from the houses, prior to his departure to of House Bill 9-199, the budget .Continued on page 10 'rainland China. appropriations measure. Jesus C. Borja .According to Borja, the recent The veto was prompted by the veto of the Commonwealth bud­ lack of funds to get the govern­ get for fiscalyear 1994reinforces mentoperating through theendof the need to come up with tax thecurrent fiscalyear, September reform owing tothe currentshort- Continued on page 10 Man chokes, punches woman; gets arrested A MAN was arrested after he p.m. chokedandpunched a47-year-old Initial police investigation woman in China Town Monday showedthat thearresteeidentified night, the Department of Public as William R. Repeki,27, was Safety said yesterday. involved in a family feud which In a regularpress briefing,DPS wasbeingsettledin ameetinghall. \ spokesperson Sgt. Edward Repeki however, again threat­ Manalili said Dan Michael ened other family members. Beery,46, was arrestedfor assault Respondingofficersarrivedbut and battery,and disturbingpeace. theresponsibletried to pullaway, The victim claimed that Beery police said. choked and punched her, injuring Later at 1:30 am., an unidenti­ her upper lips. fiedmalepersonreportedlypointed No other details were given. a rifle at a 39-year-old man in In Tanapag, another man was connection with the earlier com­ Inclement weather fails to stop this group of tourists from walking on Beach Road in Garapan yesterday arrested for disturbing peace and motion. afternoon. resisting arrest Monday at 10:07 No arrest was made yet. (PDT) 2:MkRI'ANAS VARIETYNEWS AND VI6WS·WEDNESDAY~JULY27,-'1994~': WEDNESDAY, ,JULy.. 27, 1994.MARIA:NAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWs-J Israel, Jordan sign peace accord ,f 2 accused ofstealing$27,000' By DAN PERRY religious patronage in Jerusalem excruciating price for most Israe­ failure?" territories including east Jerusa­ might undermine their own posi­ lis. For Palestinians there were lem," said Saeb Erekat, Munici­ By Rafael I. Santos $600 in poker machines. JERUSALEM (AP)- Israelis cel­ tion in the city they seek for a Analystsnotedthesummitonly mixed emotions, too. pal Affairs minister in the self­ The suspects were subsequently ebratedtheblossomingpeacewith capital. exposed long-existing coopera­ Arafat, who last week bristled rule government. TWO FRIENDS may each spend released as no bail was set 24 Jordan as a pleasant summer fes­ Jerusalem mayor EhudOlmert. tion. at the prospect of Rabin inviting Some feared Jordan's claims ten years in jail and pay a fine of hours following their arrest. They tival. with yachtsmen waving a key figure in the right-wing Despitetheabsenceof conflict, Hussein to Jerusalem. termed the for a role in administering Mus­ substantial amount if proven were re-arrested Monday and a flags near Jordanian waters and Likud opposition. said Monday Israelis were still unable to cross summit "a continuation of the lim holy sites in Jerusalem - rec­ guilty of stealing thousands of $50,000 bail was set for their re­ children sending balloons and was "an exciting and important into Jordan. contributing to a na­ peace process in the long march ognized in the Washington decla­ dollars in cash and check in a lease. kites across the frontier. day. a good day for the people of tional feeling of isolation and a toachieveacomprehensivepeace­ ration signed by Rabin and store in Tinian Naputi was released to Anto­ There was rare consensus in Israel." siege mentality. ful solution in the whole area." Hussein - would serve Israel's Glenn Naputi and Jeffrey nio Naputi, his uncle while favor of advancing from closet And while past breakthroughs Over theyears,dozensofyoung But others felt Jordan was ac­ goal of holding on to the eastern Deleon Guerrero are facing such Deleon Guerrero was placed un­ cooperation with the Hashemite sparked emotions ranging from Israelisriskedtheir livesinashow cepting Israel too early, denying part of the city, captured in 1967. a prison term for burglary and der the custody of his mother, kingdom to the formal peace euphoria to apocalyptic alarm. of bravado to dash across the bor­ the Arabs some leverage towards "Jerusalem has become a place theft charges, Assistant Attorney Rosa. promised by Prime Minister people watching the Washington derto theancient Nabateancityof achieving a Palestinian state. forworshippingonly,"saidHanna General Nicole Forelli said yes­ A$50,000 unsecured bond was YitzhakRabin andJordan's King summit projected mostly simple Petra in Jordan. "Israel is trying to jump and Amira, a leading PLO supporter terday, adding that the offenses set by the court for each of the HusseinattheirWashington sum­ satisfaction. FromtheRedSearesortof Eilat. reach the fruits of peace without in the West Bank. "We want were serious. defendant. The court ordered mit. "When Rabinshookhandswith Israelis have for years gazed at meeting therequirements ...with­ Jerusalem a place for Palestinian Both men appeared in Superior them to stay away from each Butjoy was tempered by keen Arafat, I felt sick:' said David adjacentAqaba.onlya mileaway. drawal fromall the occupied Arab sovereignty." Court yesterday morning. The other and refrain from contact­ awareness that the end of a cen­ Ben-Harm.48. "Now Ifeelgreat. with growing curiosity. defendants, who were initially ing each other. tury of Middle East conflict still Arafat is a murderer. and On Monday. they set out in a represented by Chief Public De­ They were told to surrender awaitsa deal with Syria - a reality Hussein is a gentleman. He is a flotilla of about 50 speedboats, fender Dan DeRienzo, were first their travel documents, stay away emphasized Monday when Ira­ king." yachts. fishingvessels.glass-bot­ North Korea troops arrested last Saturday after police from sea ports and airports as nian-backedradicals killed an Is­ Critics have called Rabin's tom tour boatsandjet skis toward authorities learnedof the burglary well as from M & F Store, and raeli soldier and wounded 10 in peacemakingstyle"landforhand­ Aqaba. flying Jordanian and Is­ open fire near border and theft. obey all laws. Naputi was or­ an ambush in Lebanon. shakes." raeli flags. Naputi and Deleon Guerrero dered to seek employment while Rabin's handshake with But with Jordan demanding From Jordan itself came mixed allegedly broke into M & F Store on release. Hussein was far warmer than the only minor border adjustments signals.SixIsraelijournalists said with South Korea before or after midnight of Friday The government earlier rec­ hesitant grasp he gave Yasser and water rights. for once Israelis SEOUL, South Korea (AP) ­ ing was related to any defection \ and took away between $25,000 ommended a $50,000 property they were asked to leave after a ~ Arafat last September. but it was did not feel the price was high. week. But on the plus side. an NorthKoreansecurity troopsfired attempts by thecivilians.Twenty­ to $27,000 in cash and checks. bond as security for their court House sets hearing on also less significant. David Kirnche. a former For­ anti-Israel rally by Islamic radi­ weapons as they apparently es­ four North Koreans havedefected One statement obtained by police appearance. DeRienzo opposed. The handshake with Arafat eign Ministry director, said the cals drew just 50 people. corted five civilians away from a to the South through third coun­ indicated that the burglary was any release with a bond, saying marked a sea change in Israel's summit showed "Israel is being "This should have taken place border area. the Defense Ministry tries so far this year. committed at around 10:30 Fri­ most money taken by the defen­ LaMotte appointment attitude toward its former No. I accepted into the Middle East." fifty years ago:' said Eid Marji. said Tuesday. It was the first border incident day. dants were in the form of check. South Korean troops did not reported since the death of North He said most of the stolen enemy. Rabin's discomfort was But most Israelis seemed to 45. a Ammanbookshop salesman Authorities seized $5,000 cash By Rafael H. Arroyo Accounting Office for 20 years respond and there was no ex­ Korean leader Kim IISungJuly 8. money was returned to the po­ evident then. By contrast. he told sense that major hurdles remain, who said he hoped the settlement from the suspects while they were where he conducted government change of fire during the incident Kim' s funeral was held lastTues­ at the West Tinian airport where lice, adding that checks can be Husseinon Monday: "Your Maj­ "If it was Syria. there would will activate Jordan's stagnant THE HOUSE of Representatives audits worldwide. He also served utabout-l p.m.(0700GMT) Mon­ day. they were reportedly awaiting a cancelled anytime. esty, all of Israel is shaking your have been moreexcitement." said economy. wiIIbe thoroughly evaluating the for seven years in the Office of day, officials said. There have been frequent Forelli has said a big amount hand," 29-year-old salesman Avi Hairn. Others were more cautious. flight back to Saipan apparently appointment of Leo LaMotte as the Inspector General for the US They would not reveal the loca­ charges of border incidents but to avoid being caught. Both men of money was involved and that From the newly autonomous Peace with powerful Syria. "I do not know what to say." CNMI Public Auditor, before he Agency for International Devel­ tion of the incident. neither side admitted involve­ arefrom Saipan. Naputi, whojust only $I0,000 was recovered. Gaza Strip, Arafat welcomed the which ineffect controls Lebanon. said Osama Shashaa. 50. a gets the chamber's approval as opment (USAID). Ministryofficialssaid they were ment. The Koreas are technically finished his high school is unem­ Deleon Guerrero retained breakthrough. butPalestiniancrit­ would likely require returning all trader."Are we going to see real required under the law. Other assignments he had were investigating whether the shoot- still at war, as no peace treatywas ployed while Deleon Guerrero DeRienzo as his counsel. The ics said Jordanian aspirations for the strategic Golan Heights, an peace or one that carries seeds of According to Rep. Oscar M. audits of various US embassies; signedafterthe KoreanWarended worksat the J &K Sports, accord­ court said a lawyer would be Babauta, chairman of the House the Internal RevenueServiceCen­ in 1953. ing to his mother. appointed for Naputi. Both are Committee on Judiciary & Gov­ ter (Utah); the Peace Corps, US Meanwhile. North Korea's air Before going to the airport, the scheduled to appear in court next ernmental Operations, his com­ Military Justice System; Radio force resumed Tuesday tactical defendants allegedly spent about week for an arraignment. mittee has been tasked by House Free Europe/Radio Liberty; and aircraft training for the first time FOR THE BEST IN Speaker Diego T. Benavente to the Pentagon. since Kim's death, the Defense review Lalvlottes nominationand Ministry said. Such training had Rep. Benjamin A. Sablan, a come up with a recommendation Leo LaMotte been suspended since Kim's Rooster thiefto member of the JGO Committee, AUTO COVERAGE, on what action the House should yesterday commented about death. only from the Senate. take on the appointee. Ministry officials, briefing re­ The public auditor is tasked to Lalvlottc',; lengthy resume say­ LaMotte was appointed public TRY THE SAIPAN PLAN! porters. said the North Korean audit the receipt, possession and ing the CNMI would indeed wel­ appear in court auditor by Governor Froilan C. ground forces were carrying out disbursement of public funds by come a man of such vast knowl­ summer exercises. while its navy By Rafael I. Santos Camacho, "with an intent to per­ Tenorio last July Ist but started the executive, legislative and ju­ edge. We've tailored a plan for the Saipan was continuing similar training manently deprive the owner of serving only very recently. He dicial branches of governmentand "His credentials are irnpres­ replaced former Public Auditor driver with special discounts for good as seen ill past years DOGS bark and cats meow when his rights to the property," the other duties provided by law, es­ sive," said Sablan. "Perhaps. what There were no special troop they perceive danger, but fowls government alleged inacomplaint Scott K. Tan who very recently pecially those that pertains to I need to ask him is what brought has been named in a theft and drivers and special discounts for no movements in the North. how­ especiallychicken don't normally filed with the court last week. maintaining the credibility and him over to the CNMI. A man of ever. they said. give a strong or clear warning The biggest number of roosters misconduct in public office law­ accountability of government. his exposure and experiencecould suit filed by the Attorney claims. There's no need to pay more South Korea put its 650.000­ when they are being stolen from allegedly stolen by the defendant According to Babauta, thehear­ easily get better opportunities General's Office. member military on special alert their owners. was six and the animals belong to iug is imperative for the House to elsewhere," said the Saipan law­ Under Section 12,Article III of for the best coverage, See the to cope with a possible security No wonder, a suspected thief Alvaro Arriola Santos. The roost­ make an informed decision on maker. was able to steal seventeen roost­ ers, with a combined value of the CNMI Constitution. the gov­ LaMotte's nomination. According to Sablan, a resolu­ Good Guys and Gals crisisin the Northfollowing Kim's ernor appoints the public auditor death. The alert order was lifted ers within a four-month period $950, were "unlawfully" taken "We are taking thisextra step to tion is currently being prepared with the advice and consent of by Rep. Jesus T. Attao in support at Moylan's today. last Friday. easily, also in March. make sure we get the right guy for Seven people have lost seven­ BIas has also been accused of both the House of Representa­ such a position owing to its cru­ of his confirmation by the House tives and the Senate before he can ~ KOREA AUTOMOBILE ARE & MARINE teen roosters from March until taking two roosters with a value cial importance to good govern­ of Representatives. serve in such capacity. ~ INSURANCE CO., LTD. KNOW YUUR INlMYl June of this year, according to the of $1,000from Edward Camacho ment," said Babauta in an inter­ Over at the Senate, LaMotte's government and a suspect has Pinaula between March 16to 20. The important position of pub­ view yesterday. confirmation wi11 be thejob ofthe MOYLAN'S INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS (INfl), INC. beenidentified charging him with On March 24, two roosters val­ lic auditor contrasts with other He said he is calling for a com­ Senate Committee on Executive HOME OF THE GOOD GUYS AND GALS theft. ued at $1,000 were also stolen, gubernatorialappointmentsinthat mittee meeting today with Appointments & Governmental Sablan Building .. P.O. Box 206. Salpan. MP 96950 (II The chicken have a combined the latter require confirmation Investigation chaired by Sen. Tel: 234-6142/6442/6571/7185. Fax: 234-8641 this time from Jesus Taitano LaMotte's appointment on top of value of about $5,000, a com­ Aldan. In about two days later, the agenda. David M. Cin . MOYLAN'S INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS (INT'l), INC. LATEI w. mus' P.O. Box 995 .. Rota. MP 96951 plaint filed in Superior Court in­ Vicente Camacho Castro lost his "We plan on asking Mr. st o m tho epidemic 0/ drug.abu,.,. Tel: (670) 532-2230 • Fax: (670) 532-2230 dicated. It was the first reported two roosters with a value of$535 LaMotte a lot of questions. Any ourj6lvo~ We mus' odvcata and '-,v, case of roosters of such big num­ to a thief. The government al­ nominee to such a crucial office chlldro" to the dangers. ber being stolen. leged that it was BIas who had must be properly heard based on The suspect, identified as taken the fowls. his credentials and his views on Ramon Cabrera Bias, has been Two roosters, with a value of government," said Babauta. - '. ',- I -, \ i : :___ 1.\ - • -- , . summoned to appear in Superior $750 and belonging to Daniel D. "We would like to hear from Court on August 15at 9:00 in the Babauta, were stolen on March him what he intends to do as pub­ morning to answer the accusa­ 28, according to the complaint. lic auditor and how he can im­ tions that he had taken the roost­ The latest incidence of theft in­ prove accountability and integ­ ers unlawfully. Bias is charged volving a rooster occurred last rity in government," the chair­ with seven counts of theft. June 29, the complaint said. The man added. Between March 16 and 17 of fowl witha value of$200 isowned LaMotte, a CPAIlawyer, has a , • _ i '- j '. i I this year, the defendant allegedly by Jun J. Castro. Again, the gov­ long distinguished career in the took two roosters with a value of ernment claimed Bias had taken federal government service. He $500 from Francisco DLG the roosters. Oscar M. Babauta worked with the the US General Benjamin A. Sablan 4-·MARIANAS VARIETY NEws ANDVIEw'S-WEDNESDAy-JtJLY27,'1994' WEDNESDAY. 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...... ETEN ...... Hardware I tinilaika siha gi tano' natibo gi Modetno na Marianas kulan unai ni sige finagase adumidide' ni un dikiki' milag. Tatfoi dinikike'fia, ti tana' presiso sa' tai sustansia pago. Tinaka' tiernpo para hu anog distrosion este na milag. Lao seguro na ufama' un dankulo na hoyu gi futuron famaguonta. Sumen na' triste yangin un dia para tafan lotgun ginen diskuiduta. Mientras gagaige i tiempo gibandata, nihe tafan asustene ya ta aregla ennao na milag. Hita ha' sifia muna' posible kabales areglo para i manatate. Chatmiyo fanmalelefa na i hagas pogse' osino hilo ni gumuguot Komunidan Chamorros yan Carolinas esta ti pareho yan antes. Guaha rna limenda halom guenao na munton hilo ya man patte gi tronkun komunidan tano' ta komo ramas. Este na tinilaika siha ha nesesita preparasion ginen hita ni taotao tano'. Yangin ta sotta gi kaprichofia na ufama' un higante, siempre ha gacha' yan ha *1.5 ga~on flush *Chrome ~ush lever *Hoover tiges hitan umafulo' yan otro higante. Ya yangin para ta sedi este siha natinilaika ballcocK *Fits 1.5 gal. regular bowl, While gi boluntat niha sin propio direksion, taya otro sifia tasogne pot chinatsaga gi WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND madirogan hafa propio para taotao tano' soluke hita mismo sa' hita man responsable ni timon batkota. Guihe hulo gi Deni' (Capital Hill) 'nai matatachofig petmanente i pisun Babbittjust may have Interior fortitude gobietnamenton Marianas 'nai man mafatitinas areglamiento, lai yan disision WASHINGTON-Interior Secretary crats, or even his own White House. para entero tano'ta. Ta pega fiet na konfiansa gi membron lehislatura yan Bruce Babbitt-whose reading listtypi­ This will prove especially true as the EXPIRES: sm94 maga'lahe (gobietno) gi mafotman yan linagnos maseha hafa na disposision callyincludes scientific tomes onsalmon battle heats up over the renewal of the osino areglamiento para i publiko. Estague' siha na senores yan sefioras tanae' spawning-has been plowing through a Endangered Species Act. From the start, history of his predecessors borrowed Babbitt has ratedthisashisholiest priority. katgo manman aregla asunton publiko. from his agency's library. What he's Not since the disappearance of the dino­ Lao hu repara na mientras ansias i administrasion kume satba man didog na gleaned sofarmakes himwonder if he's saurs has species extinction been such a probleman Marianas, i san haya na bandan chalan mas ha' gi huegon prinisetban not, politically speaking, a threatened threattogeneticdiversity, Babbitt believes. offisinan niha ke proteksion interes publiko. Yangin este maiian niha i membron species himself. The ESA is threatened bya well-funded Interior chiefs have historically been campaign by timber, mining, ranching and *Push in ~pe *For shower lehislatura, pues buente ti problema i problema sa' siha 'nai gaige problema. hounded and hated, just as Babbitt is development interests who are lobbying *Restr~l waler ~ow 10 2.75 gpm Buente mamposyo' sirioso gi hafa asunton publiko. Lao man hofigeyo' now in some quarters for promising a Congress- and the media-s-to water it. *Chrome plaled shower massager wnh 3 *Se/eel massage, spray or combinalion, lokue' nai sinague' tase ni unohananaiiga. Saludo parai amiguho as Representante "brand new era in land management." down or scuttle it altogether. Their pleas *Waler saver. Chrome-plated massager wrrh ftexible 59~ Babbitt knows that at least two of his ignore the fact that the landmark 1973 ~ easy-Io-adjust spray patterns *Use only Joaquin Adriano ginen Tinian pot ha introduse un propositon lai pot huegon predecessors at Interior have had ner­ legislation, which was once called the ~#4S461 2.5 gpm. #43747 hose *Use on~ 2,5 gpm, #43750 football para entero Marianas. Agradesiyon ennao na proposito sa' ha atileg vous breakdowns-one appearing at the "crown jewel" of environmental protec­ fasuta pot unrato. Hagas f!lan muyo' hit pot problemata ya man figafigafiga hit White House gateat night, clad onlyin tions, hasdelivered asadvertised. Evidence ~?~~;~) (5,; yan ladon lalu' gi puntan sekosta. pajamas, demanding that the president of that came just recently. when Babbitt .%.i'1·" j ~fii Mauleg na intension sa' un manera 'nai sifia man hobenta ha lagnos fuetsan accept his resignation on the spot. was able to remove the oncecritically en­ ~ 'J niha gi un areglao na tane' ke ufan hanao man babarias yan baba na kompania. Babbitt insists that he hasn't reached dangered baldeaglefrom protection under ~27 hisbreaking point. "I loveit, and I ain't {,:-:-:i// Reg, ~ .99 the act. ~ L.~j NO, este asunton football gaige na mas propio gi kanai PSS. Mauleg intension gonna quit," Babbitt told us. "This de­ Thanks to a campaign led by Rush Representanten Tinian lao ti konfotmeyo' na ha mirese mafa' lai este na asunto. partment hasbeen inthecrossfire---ever Limbaugh and Republicans in Congress, r"~~-"·---""7-~ -,_...- '.,_. _., .._. ,_....-..~- ... '-_. '- ...._- .. since the day it was established- be­ the ESA may literally go down a rat hole. ~ ,-, -I" Mas didog siha problemata ya maulegfia yangin ta atetuye umaregla tat komo ~ ~'.; ~ ~ tween theforces who wanted toseize the Limbaugh hasbeenlampooning thefederal P - - 1:11 _ ... 1m III ilia ZII • CI a - - CI III ...... a - a - - .. i ;:., : -. : '-; i !, asunton tax, labor, immigration yan minimum wage (suerdo). , public land base and exploit it and the government for saving a few endangered Hana hahasoyo este na proposito pot siniseden un famosu na hihigando (conservationists). It hasbeen aconstant kangaroo rats in California, and forpenal­ football, untat OJ. Simpson ni rna akukusa na guiya pumuno' asaguafia yan theme through ISO years of the depart­ izing the farmer who plowed them up in ~ JOETEN'S GUALO RAI amigan pinto'fia. Ha yama attensionta pot hafa masusesede gi taten pettan ment." defiance ofgovernment warnings. Thecam­ COMMERCIAL CENTER, gima'ta: Un lugat 'nai sifia talie' motmut inaguaiya gi entalo' membron familia, At times, however, he sounds like a paign has been effective. While environ­ weary warrior Who has been issued an mentalists once tugged at the public's MIDDLE ROAD osino sasalaguan para un tai fuetsa na palaoan sa' seso rna aminasa osino ultimatum byWestern-state politicians: heartstrings bycallingfortheprotection of trompunaso ginen un metgot na kodun lahe (asaguafia). Guiya este na palaoan This region isn't bigenough for both of "sexy"endangered species likeeagles and TEL 2J5·~J12 i nanan famaguonta. us. Babbitt stands accused by his politi­ whales, right-wing forces are nowstoking FAX: 2J5·~J25 Mauleg na proposito lao mas propio yangin i Board of Education PSS cal opponents of waging a "war on the public rancor by framing theissuearound West" -a hysterical charge manufac­ lessseductivespecieslikesalamanders and kumonsidera ennao na ginagao. Kao este osino otro mas man didog na asunto, tured by Republicans and special inter­ snail darters. mauleg uguaha Felis na dinafia pot para ta alibia problemata ensegidas. Esta ests seeking to preserve government "Now thefactisthatinalmost allofthese , 'r -_. \" :.. :' ~ i ' lamegai hoyun diskuido guinadog dikiki na rnilag. Nihe ta hafot osino kontodo sweetheart deals for mi ners, ranchers cases those critters are the warning flags ':'\ r''-.i , .. "Ii,.:: : '.; jJ, and loggers. If these are his foes, his abouta system in which there'sa great deal .,: .J... ~ 1 :••' .•' c. '" ..' .:.' , " " ~ man innosenti ufan lotgun pot diskuiduta. Si Yuus Maase. . '. '-" l.' l.·.: ., _ . '._ 'j" J '..i _, friends are notmuch better. Some envi­ elseat risk,"Babbitt says. Inresponse, heis -.---,-" c'" ".~, •• ,.-...,•• ,~,-,.,~-. ,_, c ' '.' "" -' .. ,~~ _o.....'"'"_-.'.,_...,'"••__.. .,..~.,"", •••: -'.,_" .."".,__." _..=..•,.., ~..~ "'''~._,", .. ,'tl'c ••'-,'-T"-, ,-..-,._.. *** ronmental groups assail his supposed trying to usherin anecosystem approach to PLACE: Pot chaleg: Guaha siha na letra osino dinafia letra manaigue gi linguahita. lack of revolutionary ardor. land management, in which entire commu­ JOETEN ACE HARDWARE, GUALO RAI Kanaha' todo linguahe gai fatta gi este na asunto. Gi fino' Chamorro taya "th" Babbitt has made enemies in both nities of plants and animals would be re­ DATE: AUG.6, 1994 ayo mina' gi tutuhon ta pronununsiaattikulo "the" komo "da". Ha nesesita megai camps---environmentalists andbusiness stored orpreserved ratherthan fixating ona TIME: II :00 AM na praktis i para unna' sulon, ginen hiyofig halom, hila'mo estake sifia lagse' interests-by challenging the assump­ single endangered species. It's anapproach tions of both. "I love being out on the thathas Western land-developers andcon­ TOPIC: SAIPAN'S LIMITED WATER RESOURCES pronunsiasionmo. Mmmmm, kontodo puntan hila'ho paladafig ginen este na field and mixing it up," Babbitt says. servative talk-show hosts worried todeath. exsisio pot para baiho ke danche promonunsia i "th", "The game around here, asWoody Hayes "Whatwe brought to town wasthiscon­ I Tagalo hafa' "P" i letran "F'. Hu hufigog na gi fina' gupot mafaisen un used tosay,is three yards anda cloudof ceptofecosystem management, which says ~dQ Tagala para ufaiiule' gimen (softdrinks). Mamaisen hafa na klasen gimen dust. TheSierra Club crowd was saying, you can no longer look at forty acres at a 'He's -going tosuitupandthrow a long malogo'miyo. Man ope uno na "Fanta Orange". Pago ha' para udifigo i grupo time," Babbitt says. "You've got tolookat pass intotheendzone everytime hegets the whole system, because everything re­ vVATER: FREE WATER SAVINGS GIFTS Hegna "Panta". Linalade ni otro Tagala "Don't say Panta. Say Fanta, stufid." on thefield.' I know better." lates to everything else. The fences are Limited to flrst I00 part;ci~ Mmmrnm, ha batbaruye si datsala lao hombre guiya gumago' fiaihon labiosfia. Since theWest will be the key battle­ artificial." CONSl~RVE TO PRESERVE Enfin, todo linguahe guaha ti kabalesfia nos pot finatso lao guaha siha na letra ground in elections this November, per­ And so are the arguments of those who CUC THE WATER CONSERVATION TASK FORCE See you there! taya' gi fino' niha. Hitani Charnorro taya' "th"ayo mina' tasasafigan "da", "dis", haps deciding whether Democrats retain won't be happy until Babbitt shows up at control of the Senate, Babbitt must ride theWhite House gateinpajamas, ascenario "dos", "den", etc. Buenas. alone. He can't count on many Demo- that looks increasingly more remote. .,'1, 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-WEDNESDAY-JULY 27,1994 , , WEDNESDAY, JULy 27, 1994-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEws-7 White collar crime see forum focus Media role sought vs tobacco ANFBI agent, a bank manager, Emmett L. Trammel, Special against their employers, fraudu­ will end at 1:30 p.m., will be Enforcement, will also speakbe­ and a CNMI Commerce and La­ Agent of the Federal Bureau of lent letters of credit and coun­ held at theDiamond Hotel Ban­ fore businessmen during the By Ferdie de Is Torre control has decided to seek Kevin Joe Villagomez, nurse The PublicHealtheducatordis­ repealed, he continued, the re: borofficial areamong thespeak­ Investigations is joining Dave terfeiting. quet Hall. half-day workshop. Claire Rausch,and differentrep­ closed that part of their media searchersfound no"drop in sales media's help in its bid to win ers in today's seminar on white Buehler, General Managerof the Chamber officials decided to Assistant Attorney General Paul Ogumoro, an investiga­ resentatives in thecommunity, is campaignistoissuepressreleases occurred upon enactment" and THE DEPARTMENT of Public· public support. collar crime sponsored jointly Bank of Hawaii and Oscar hold the seminar to help busi­ Russell Marsh, head of the tor at the Department of Public lobbyingforthepassageofHouse every week and provid'e petition "no increase in sales following Health Services is targeting the "Media is very powerful in by the Saipan Chamber ofCom­ Camacho, Director of Banking nessmenprotect theirbusinesses CNMI Interagency Task Force Safety, has also been invited to terms of disseminating informa­ Bill 9-94 submittedby Rep. Ana letters to print and broadcast me­ repeal." , mediatogainpublicsupportin its merce and the DPCL. at the DOCL in addressing is­ from fraud committed by em­ on Financial Crimes and Drug speak during the seminar. tion," she said. Teregeyo. dia. DurandsaidinBellflower, Cali­ lobby for the speedy passage of sues relating to different types ployees and by other companies the proposed tobacco control The task force, composed of ,"Wedon't have to wait for an­ The taskforce will also be tap­ fornia,theynotedaslightincrease of business fraud. with whom they do business measure in the CNMI. Palacios herself, Public Health other year to pass this bill...it is ping TV talk shows where the in sales while a smokingbanwas NMIRed The speakers will also include with. Public Health Educator Medical very important for the whole members could explain the im­ in effect and a drop in sales fol­ in their discussion the fraud nor­ The workshop, which will be­ DON'T DRiNk ANd DRiVE ChailangT.PalaciostoldVariety Director Dr. Mark Durand as healthofthepeoplein theCNMI," portance of passing Teregeyo's lowing its repeal. Cross to I that the task force for tobacco chairman, Addiction Specialist Palacios said. bill, she said. He pointed out there are cur­ mally committed by workers gin at 8:00 in the morning and I The main reason in favoring rently no restrictions to smoking raise funds the bill, Palacios explained, is in restaurants in the CNMI. ~ ~.~~~ AUDIO VISION CENTER because they believe it is hard to Teregeyo's measure requires for Rwanda ; p . . YOURPARTNER IN AUDIO VIDEO PRODUCTS stopsmokingbut at least it canbe separation of smoking and non­ THE RED Cross is leading the SALE • SERVICE • REPAIR • WHOLESALE reduced. smoking areas in restaurants and life-savingfoodrelief effort.The Unlikeheredity diseases,smok­ other public places. RedCrosshasnow reachedhalf a * ingcanbepreventedor cut down. "Second-hand smoke"hasbeen million Rwanda refugees in M/..l-»-s-ffM.. " Mi-.i-S-A:LE. , '0 ! "It's not easy to stop shown to increase lung cancer, Goma, Zaire. However a cholera smoking...but if you have a glass heart attacks, and asthmain non­ epidemichasraisedthespecterof SONY 14" 1tV·I48S SONY21"1tV·218S . PIONEER PRIVATE 2-A10M of water,sugarcaneto chew,ripe smokers who are exposed toil. massivedeathtoll. Priorityis be­ ·15 SYSTEM REG' $4 000 ·21' BLACK TRINITRON • FRONT fJIJ INPUT • 600 W(PMPO) ·5 BAND EQUALIZER . papaya or carrots ready on your The billcalls fora restaurantof • FRONT fJIJ INPUT . 5. • WORLDWIDE 15 SYSTEM' REMOTE • SUPER BASS ·24 STATION PRESET ing given to locate and prevent • BLACK TRINITRON NOW $399.00 • SHARP PICTURE CONTROL • 6 DISC LOADER • DUAL VOLTAGE table, it can help you stop or re­ 1,000 square feet or' less to be furtheraccesstothecontaminated ., REMOTE CONTROl • NTSC (M) PAUSECAM • AUTO VOLT ·4 WAv SPEAKER .~~, duce smoking," the educator entirely non-smoking. • AUTO VOLT source of water until sanitation claimed. The measurelikewiseprovides measures can be implemented. Shepointedoutthata lotofkids for licensureof tobaccoretailers, .Jhe Red Cross estimates that havebreathingproblemsbecause prohibitions on the sale of to­ 20,000 tons of food are needed parentssmokeinclosedcarswhile bacco products to minors, the per month to feed 1,000,000 d~aSPECIAL OFFER § they(kids)areinsidethe vehicles. prominent display of identifica­ people.A U.S.State Department $799.00 On the otherhand,Durand said tion of the prohibition of sale of funded aircraftis making two to areportintheJulyAmericanJour­ tobacco products to minors, and four flights a day for the Red nal of Public Health showed that the levying of an increase in ex­ Cross transporting 1,443 tons of smokingbansinrestaurantsdon't cise tax on the sale of tobacco food. An aircraftprovided to the hurt business. products with provisions for the RedCrossby theLutheranWorld He said researchersat the Uni­ allocation of the generated rev­ Federation is makingtwoto three I c E c R M versity of California, San Fran­ enue. roundtripsdailycarryingapproxi­ cisco compared taxable restau­ The DPHS earlier maintained mately16tonsoffood eachflight. All it takes is one luxurious spoonful. SPECIAL rantsales in 15 California and that a large increase in tax on The Red Cross has also erected OFFER Colorado cities that have smok­ tobaccoresultsinalargedecrease tentson the groundsof the hospi­ You'll discover the delicious thrill you've been missing. $499.00 ing bans with sales in 15 similar in the number of new teenage tal in Goma for several hundred Gold Label ice cream is here! cities with no restrictions. smokers. war wounded. SANYO SYSTEM COMPONENT 0-40 "They found no-smokingordi­ A 10%increase in the price of Unaccompanied children and To give you distinctively superb, creamy flavors from • 10 DISC CO CHA.NGER nanceshad"no significanteffect" .tobacco results in an approxi- . orphans have been moved to ar­ the Philippines' premium brand for over fifty years, • 400W(PMPOl r • ELECTRONIC ECHO CONTROL 011sales, despitefears to the con­ mate 10% decrease in the rium­ ! eas where they can be cared for. : ~~~SM~'ANOER REG: $966.00 trary," Durand stressed. ber of new teen smokers, the Inaddition toGoma,thereisgrow­ Try all these delicious flavors: • AUTO VOLT NOW $799.00 In Beverly Hills, California, DPHS said quoting recent stud­ ing concern for the situation in wherea banwasenactedand later ies. • French Vanilla BUSINESS HOURS Bukavu, Zaire where over 9:00 crn-l0:00 pm 400,000havearrivedthusfar. The • Chocolate Temptation OPENS EVERYDAY RedCrosswillincreaseroadcon­ • Strawberry Supreme TEL: 322-3012 FAX: 322-3046 voys from Bujumbura, Burundi • Rocky Road to meet needsin that area. • Double Dutch Funds urgently needed • Macapuno Special The American Red Cross ur­ • Ube Supreme gently needs financial assistance • Mango Manila to support relief operations in Q Halo-Halo Fiesta Rwanda, Zaire and other coun­ tries affected by the crisis. 'The RedCross is being challenged in Rwanda and Zaire as never be­ fore,"saidElizabeth Dole,Ameri­ can Red Cross President. "The crisis has eruptedso quickly that we are literallyin a race against time to save lives. It's a race we (Ij.-ftrlnl simplycannot lose or it will be a ICE CREAM tragedy of unimaginablepropor­ by Magnolia Dairy Corporation tions." Tamuning, Guam USA ToassisttheNationalRedCross withthe humanitarian efforts,the 7.50% per annum 1 year NorthernMariana Islands Chap­ ter is asking the support of the $500 minimum investment community for financial assis-. tance.Personswishing to makea monetarycontributiontohelp the ~~-' ~ 7.75% per annum 18 months victimsof"Rwandaconflict"may ~, :",~\ - .; '~-:'>~:,.., ...~.. , -< ".:'. 100 minimum investment Chailang T. Palacios do so by earmarking checks to S ..•... ' "Rwanda Relief," c/o American RedCross P.O.Box 814, Saipan, 8,00% per annum 36 months MP 96950 or by calling 1-800­ " ~~,"... t· f"'; ~ Rates Subject to UH interns lauded' 842-2200tochargecontributions (> -. $100 minimum investment change without notice. toVisa,MasterCardor American For CNMI ResidentsOnly. THERE will be a special college ment Center this summer. appreciation/awards presentation The U.H. interns work with Express.Miscellaneousoffers of dinner tonight at 7 p.m. at the N.M.C. college studentsto assist food and clothing are not being Oceana House at the Hyatt Re­ localbusinessesandworkonspe- acceptedduetotransportation cost PACIFIC FINANCIAL CORP gency for University of Hawaii . cial projects under a joint pro­ and other factors that causes de­ Located at the Professional Bldg. San Jose, Saipan graduatestudents inbusinesswho gram funded by the Interior Of­ laysof services. Forfurtherinfor­ Tel. 234-8615/5706 have been servingas interns with fice of Territorial and Interna­ mation, please call our chapter the N.M.C. Business Develop- tional Affairs and the college. office at 234-3459. You're first in all we do. Distribut~d by: Market Wholesale Saipan TeI.No.: (670) 235-6192/93 ~ ~ .~ • r, iI' ., • . .! I' '\ ,'I", -~ r i ;. :- " ".l .. ) ~ :' ~ • " , .: - '. . ~ , . ,', ;;.' • It".-, I .. :<" , '. '.' '..J_'.: ... ~~··l_'" '.~'.'·'~l'. ·.'.r~?I.I,.·:/ -,\' :':'."':.\~':~./.l,~~. ~;),1.~ .~... ~' '.lr;l. ~{~t"").l·l·f.'~ ,- WEDNESDAY, JULy 27, 1994·MARIANAS·VARIETYNEWS AND VIEWs-9 8-MARIANAS vARIEtY NEwS AND VIEWS~WEONESOAY':JUL Y 27;1994. . . (' , I" •••. J' i \ •• I.. • ...... , •• ,.,. " Guerrero now works for CPA Sablan seeks more farmer productivity By Ferdie de la Torre farmers to increase their produc­ they could voice out their prob­ excite them...nobody is doing it THE COMMONWEALTH Ports progress of projects of all airport ternational Airportrunway, makes tor; Chief of Technical Services tivity. lems and concerns. so I thought this is an opportu- ' Authority (CPA) recently hired andseaportprojectsintheCNMI. him uniquely qualified forthetype Division and Chief of Adminis­ DEPARTMENT of Natural Re­ For this purpose, Sablanwrote The meeting willbe heldat the nity," Sablan said. FranciscoQ. Guerrero as a staff "The CPA is grateful to have of projects we have on Saipan, trativeDivision,atPublicWades. sources Director Benigno M. a letter yesterday to more than Carolinian Utt on August 5 at 7 The directormaintainedthatby architectural engineer, according Mr. Guerrero on board as he has Rota and Tinian." From 1986~1990, Guerrero was Sablanhas underscoredthe need 200 Saipan farmers, expressing p.m. It is intendedfor all agricul­ increasing productivity, "impor­ to Executive Director Roman T. broadexperienceinengineering," Guerrero'smostrecentemploy­ the Chief, of the Technical and ofboostingthemoraleof thelocal hisdesireofgathering themwhere tural practitioners on the island tationofagricultural products~ill Tudela. Guerrero, 45, came on Tudela said. "His education, to­ mentwas withtheDepartmentof Maintenance Division at the involved in maintaining or pro­ be lessened and cash flow will boardMonday (July 25). gether withhis longinvolvement Public Works(DPW)as a Build­ MarianaIslandsHousingAuthor­ ducingplantsandanimals forsub­ remain whichis goodfor a stron­ Guerrerowill develop and co­ with federallyand locallyfunded ing Safety Official. He was the ity (MiliA). From 1984-86, he CUC's Danny the Drip sistence, commercial or mainly ger economy in the CNMI." ordinateall capital improvement projects in the Commonwealth, Deputy Director for DPW from was the Assistant Chief Planner He said at present hotels are KeepDanny...Drip for exhibition. projectsfor the CPA. He will re­ and his involvement during the 1991 to 1992.Priortothat,hewas for the Marianas Public Lands buying fruits and vegetables Dry The DNR director explained view all designs, monitor the original design of the Saipan In- the Special Advisorto the Direc- Corporation(MPLC). that the purpose of the meeting abroadwherein thelocalfarmers GuerreroreceivedhisBachelor (if gi veri enough attention) could WATER Mascot will be to allow the farmers the of Arts degree in Business Man­ easily produce. "Danny The Drip" is opportunity to participate in vot­ agement from the Western State Sablan said what is needed is todayencouragingresi­ ing for a representative for the University,in Yuma, Arizona in upcoming Governor's/Chamber some kind of encouragement to SAIPAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 1981. In 1983, he received his dents to keep him drip the farmers. dry. of Commerce Round Table dis­ MasterofSciencedegreeinValu­ cussionscheduledon September The DNR director cited that FAR Part 150 Noise Compatibility Study ationScienceat thesame Univer­ Francisco Q. G.UBrre.ro Sponsored by the Benigno M. Sablan there is an existing government­ Commonwealth Utili­ 16. sity.HealsoattendedtheCalifor­ sional architect in the Northern . He said the person nominated ownedfarmplotfor leasetolocal ties Corporation be able to better represent all ag­ nia State Polytechnic University. Marianas and is also a .licensed as the representative will be the ricultural practitioners," the di­ farmers in Kagman while two (CUC), Danny is in- / at Pomona where he majored in general appraiser. He is amem­ officialspokesperson addressing rector stressed. other plots are being prepared in PUBLIC HEARING CivilEngineeringwith a minorin ber of many civic and profes­ forming residentsabout I. ! Kagman and San Juan in Marpi. groundwaterresources r--"- '.-- all agricultural problems, con­ He said at the end of the meet­ Architecture. sional organizationsin theCNMI cernsorsuggestions intheforum. ing, the farmers are expected to The total area of the threeplots Guerrerois a registeredprofes- and the U.S. and showing people how they can make a L..__"'__~;";;;';' ""'''''''_'-:~ Otherissues mightinclude lo­ come up with a resolution to be is 137.5hectares. Sablan likewise indicated that ·the Commonwealth Ports Authority (CPA) will be conducting' a difference with the water situa­ terfor showers,plantsandtowash calmarketing, exportation,pesti­ submitted to Governor Froilan construction of Kagman Water­ Public Hearingon the Noise Compatibility Program proposedfor the tion. your car. cideuse,Department of Environ­ Tenorio and Legislature. -If you have a rainwater mental Qualityrules and regula­ Sablanstressedthatifthe meet­ shedProjecthasbeenstarted. With environs of the Saipan International Airport. . CRM reminds on its completion in three-year-pe­ What's the. Best Way To catchmenttank,pleasemakesure tions,3rdNationalCountrycom­ ing and forum will be a success, riod, the project is expected to Manage Ground Water? it has a "float valve," The float petition,Sablan said. he will also gather the Saipan provide enough irrigationsupply Very slowly. Saipan receives valveallowsyourtanktofill with "The meeting is in your best fishermen beforebringing thepro­ The Noise Compatibility Program Report is available for public boats launching water, but automatically stops it interest to exercise your right in gram to Tinian and Rota. to the farms sinceit will comeup itswaterfromundergroundreser­ the nomination of an official with atleast 70 milliongallons of review at the office of the CPA, Saipan International Airport, and at lHECOASTALResourcesMan­ hana fan ha'haso i Pupbliku pot voirs or aquifers. The water in fromover-flowing.Mostof these "We have to bring back the spokesperson, whomyoufeelwill water. the Joeten-Kiyu Public Library. . agementOfficewishes to remind manahuyon i boti sihagi halomi these aquifers comesfromtherain. valves costs only about $10. moraleof our farmers....1want to the public that the launching of hanom CNMI gi Coastal solo It takesup to 30 days for today's boatsintoCNMIcoastalwatersis ma'autorisanapantalanpupbliku rain to trickle down through the The public is invited to attend this Public Hearing to be held on allowed onlyatpublicboatramps. siha.GihalomiyaSaipan pantalan earth into the aquifers. Because In Saipan, public boat ramps pupbliku siha gaige gi san lichan theaquifersconsistsofrainwater, Wednesday July 27, 1994, at SanVicente Elementary School, at 6:30 are locatedat the north and south yan sumankatan gi Seaplane they weigh less than the heavier p.m. For further information, please contact the Commonwealth seaplane ramps in Lower Base, Ramps gi Lower Base, (Puntan saltwater; and,thereforethefresh the Fishing Base in Garapan, the Flores) Fishing Base giya. water floats on top of the sea Ports Authority at 234-8315 or 234-8316. SmilingCoveMarinain Garapan, Garapan, I Smiling Cove Marina water. The best way to manage andSugarDockin ChalanKanoa giya Puntan Muchot (Garapan) . this limited water supply is to All coastal areas in the CNMI yan i Sugar Dock giya Chalan skimthefreshwateroff of thetop COMMONWEALTH PORTS AUTHORITY within150feetof themeanocean Kanoa. . of the aquifer. If residents de­ high water mark are in the CRM Todo lugat i Coastal gi CNMI mand more and more water, the ShorelineAreaof ParticularCon- halomi sientosinkuentapies(150 utilityhasto pumpthewaterfaster /~/ ROMAN T. TUDELA . cern where special regulations ft.) kumekeilegna deste i and faster. That means the best Executive Director/Contracting Officer apply and only certain uses are chepchop unai asta i binilan tasi wateris pumpedup quickly leav­ allowed. The launching of boats na matka gi halom i CRM lugat ing only the salty water. frombeachesis not an acceptable patikulat na'sinenti. . Ayu useofthisAreaof ParticularCon­ ni'ma'a'pliplika un espesiat na You Can Help. Conserve cern. regulasion yan solo ayoha. the Water So It's Preserved Launching boats from beaches na'lugat ma'autorisa for Tomorrow- causes the destruction of beach na'uma'husa, I mana huyon boti Ifresidentsuse less water, then vegetation. This vegetationhelps guato gi kanton tasi siha hana the public utility can pump the prevent beach erosion during guagua mas yinamak yan wateroutoftheaquiferataslower storms. Driving on beaches can prublema pot cha' guan tasi siha. rate. Thismeansthewateris fresh alsodestroy seaturtlenestingsites. Este na'linala ha'ayuyuda instead of salty. Another reason "It is in all our interests to pro­ humataha milalak pat mapai' gi not to pumpsalt wateris because tectandpreserveour beachesand kanton unai gi durantin pakyo. it eatsawayat thecity pipesand it ,eaturtles,somespeciesof which Todo man ma'nu'nugon kareta corrodes the pipes inside your ate listedas endangered," a news -gi kanton unai ha'destrotrosa house. Once the pipes leak, more Buckle Up! release from CRMO said. lugat ha'gan tasi siha. water is wasted. Residents then Do it for Pot este hita todos man gai demand the CUC pump more Pairere Mana huyon botisiha gi halom interes hit ya'ta protehi yan ta \, water. The situation of pumping those who iyaCNMI presetba i kanton tasita siha yan ( morewater to replace that water #1 love you. ha'gan tasi yan i pumalo that has leaked starts a vicious I COASTAL Resources Man­ na'ga'ga' niman malilistakomo cyclethatresults in more serious agementna Ofisinasumenmagof . man gofha'san. problems, like the destruction of thefreshwatersuppliesonSaipan.

Keep 'Danny' Drip Dry: DO YOU HAVE $200 Conserve Water & Fix the Leaks Inside Your House- 1994 PreWJ -One little Drip that Drops all =TO THROW AWAY? dayiswasting 100gallonsofwater WHETHER YOU ARE WALKING, DRMNG, everyday! Keep 'Danny' Drip­ Microl Corporation Dry!Fix the Leaks. SAILING, OR FLYING. -TakeShowersinsteadofbaths. LITI'ERINGIS ILLEGAL IN THE CNMI. -Put a stopper in the sink and fillit with water when you wash Ifyou have any questions concerning the the dishes. Do not let the water Litter Control Law, please contact . dripdown the drain. -Waituntil youhave a full load Benusto Somol, Litter Control Coordinator of laundry.before you wash your at the Division of Environmental QuaUt)t clothes. Richard Tom Frank . (DEQ) at 234-1011/1012 -Catch the rain water with a LET US KEEP CNMI LITTER FREE. bucketor barrel and use that wa- San Jose • 234 ...5911 ...8 ... ~ 'f "" . . , .. 10-MARIANAS VARIE1Y NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-~Y:27,J994 '. \' ) \ WEDNESDAY, JULY 27,1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWs~ll DFS names its top June employees Search on for top RP workers LUCIA Babauta and Melanie lent attitude on thejob, her coop­ Melanie was also named as the Month and 1992 Sales Support was recommended by Rieko THE PHILIPPINE government the second floor of CTC Build- recognitiontotheFilipinoworker personal and family life. Such contributionmeans any ac- Camacho were announced as eration and willingness to work January 1992 Employee of the Employee of the Year. Melanie GuerreroandGeraldineBabauta. has announced that itis now ac- ing in San Jose where the Philip- overseas for his or her outstand- The search for the "new he- complishment, feat,exploit,deed, June 1994 employees of the extra time when needed, and the cepting nominations for an an- pine Consulate is also holding ing or heroic performance and roes" covers both laud-based or act of heroism of the worker monthby Playford M. Ramsey at positive role model she sets for nual award that recognizes the office. . acts, demonstrating the best in workers and seamen who are on .whichhavecontributedconsider- an awards ceremony held in the otherSalesAssociates.Luciawas outstandingcontributions ofFili- About ten Filipino overseas Filipino characterand skills that board ocean-going vessels. ably to fostering the good rela- Isa Cafe at the DFS Downtown also recommended for practicing pine overseas contract workers. contract workers receive the bringhonortotheFilipinopeople, Every contract worker can be tionsbetweenthe Philippinesand Store, Garapan. Lucia was se­ excellent customer relations and Official nomination forms are Bagong Bayani Award (mean- governmentand country, nominated'by anyone including the host 'country and enhancing' lected from the Sales Category using trainingknowledgeon-the­ now available at the Philippine ing New Hero) every year. The term Bagong Bayani, ac- industry associations, Philippine the image of the Filipino as a . and Melanie was selected from job regularly. She is presently Labor Office which is located at The awards aims to give due cording to a fact sheet on the embassies and consulates and responsible and a competent the Sales Support Category. assigned to the Dai Ichi Hotel awards project, was coined to workers. Employees of the Phil- worker. Eachrecipient was awarded an Shop and was recommended by project as a newform of heroism ippine Department of Labor can Detailsof therequirements and Employee of the Month Certifi­ Assistant Manager Maria thegrowingsignificance andcon- not nominate. other pertinent information can cate, pin, and $100.00 in cash. Guerrero. tributionof the overseascontract The candidate shall be nomi- be obtained from the office of Lucia and Melanie become eli­ Melanie has been employed in workers to the Philippine nated for an outstanding contri- Atty. Vicente Manzano, Philip- gible for selection as the 1994 theTIR DepartrnentatDFS Ware­ economy and society while se- bution made or accomplished pine Labor representative to the Employee of the Year in their house for the past 7 years. She curing for themselves a better whileanoverseas contractworker. Northern Marianas. respective category. was recognized for her excellent Lucia is a Team Leader who work performance and positive hasbeenemployedat DFSSaipan attitude toward her co-workers. Limitedfor the past 2 years. She She is dependable and promotes We'll do everything except was selected because of excel- teamwork in her department. carry your suitcase Bat if you take us with you, we'll do that too!

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RightPlan ~~ CJ L·R: Rieko Guerrero; Marie Guerrero, Lucia Babauia, Melanie Camacho, Playford M. RamS8Y, and _ ROUND TRIP SAlPAN-LOS ANGELES-SAIPAN, INClUDE 4 NIGHTS HOTEL $avings and \') Geraldine Babauta. YOU willsee ~ FRAN~ISCO-SAIPAN, Froilan. .. Continued from page 1 ROUND TRIP SAlPAN-SAN INCLUDE 4 NIGHTS HOTEL that no one 30, 1994. Borja deemed it better enhancement bill which means ers will pay more," Borja ex­ to have no budget at all than to mostof itsrecommendationswill plained. ~ ROUN.D TRIP SAIPAN-LAS VEGAS-SAIPAN, INCLUDE 4 NIGHTS HOTEL $aves yoU have a budget that "does so little increase taxes. But its most sig­ On .excise taxes, Borja said Tony Tenorio andhisson Richie DelaCru:z make anapproval signas more money so late." nificantportionisthat whichlow­ about a third of this category is theystepped ona rockto havea betterplace for catching fish. Strong currents broughtby yesterday'S bad weather prevented them from INCLUDE 7 NIGHTS HOTEL Reach Out Borja's budget message con­ ers tax rebates. coveredunderasunsetclauseand wading through the waterat Micro Beach.· . C8> ROUND TRIP SAIPAN-ORLANDO-SAIPAN, than IT&E. tainedarequestfor supportonthe Under the current rebate sys­ will go up forjust three yearsand tax measure that he is sending tern, all taxpayers have 95 per­ then fall back to a lower level. THE ABOVE PACKAGES ARE WITH 'NORTHWEST AIRLINES, BASED ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY, soon. cent of their Northern Marianas Borjasaidsuchtaxesareintended A.R.T.S meetingAug. 2 RESERVATIONS MUSTBE MADE BYAUGUST6,1994ANDTRAVEL MUST BE COMPLETED BYAUGUST31, IT,. Accordingto Borja,it has been TerritorialIncomeTax (NMTIT) for deficit reduction. There are . 1994. NON REFUNDABLE AFTER TICKETED. widelyknownthat the tax system rebated to them. also exemptions to the general THEARTISTSofRota,Tinian & more about these activities, or o 'fOUR ANt) ~ CALL RIGHT NOW AND ASK FOR MIRA,JUVY OR SUNNY is overdue for major changes, in .The administration's proposal excise.tax. Saipan,Inc,(AR.T.S.)haSsched­ aboutAR.T.S.lnc. shouldattend ~o~~ ~ ~4v~ as much as the present system seekstochangetheflat 95percent The lieutenant governor uled its regular monthly meeting this meeting.The meeting is free Tel: 233-3600 datesback to theearli days of the rebateto a 90-70-50 rebate. stressed that the proposal is con­ forAugust2,7-9p.m.attheCaro­ and open to the public. WORLD~TRAV£L MAKE PLANS FOR ;0~.llro ~. ~r:.~/0' 233-3700 Commonwealth, whentheCNMI Whatthis means is thatan indi­ tinuously rewriting and expand­ linian Uttin Garapan, a news re­ YoumaycontactJackHardy at . .. SUMMER NOW! had a much simpler, smaller vidual taxpayer will get 90% of ing the administrativeprovisions lease-from AR.T.S. indicated. 322-1013 or Connie .Adams at ~tJ'to"AL~AIPl",.,.,.~" 233-3800 economy. thefirst$1,000of the rebate;70% of the tax law as proposed by the Principal item for discussion 233-2258 for more information. "We needto amend it to reflect ofthe next $1,500and 50% of the Department of Finance. will be the upcoming "Artists for themanychangesthathave taken rebateover$2,500.Corporations, . "We have giventhis bill a great .OurEnvironment"exhibit sched­ placeinthelast12years," saidthe also would get 90-70-50 rebate deal of thought and preparation. uledtobeondisplayattheJoeten­ /'-"-~"--'-"-----" lieutenantgovernor."In addition, but their brackets are set at 90% However,we understandthatit is Kliyu Library from August 12 to we must now address the serious of the first $20,000; 70% up to yourprerogative to makeamend­ August 26. Guidelines for sub­ 6,200 BTU issue of the budget deficit," he $100,OOOand50%over$lOO,OOO. mentsas you see fit," said Borja. mission and discussion of ideas WINDOW AIR added. "The net result of this is that "And since our Constitution for preparation of works will be CONDITIONER The tax reform legislation be­ lower-incometaxpayers will pay grants ultimate financial author­ discussed. ing prepared,is termeda revenue lesswhilehigher-incometaxpay- ity to the Legislature, I fully ex­ Worksfordisplayare tobe sub­ pectyouwillwanttoconsiderthis mittedon August 5th and August bill closely. I only ask that you 6th, at the Library. Registration keep in mind that we are in a forms are available at the library Tros LTit tea1ues. • 24-hour progranmoble o%ff IImer deficitsituationnowandtheneed andatthe Arts Council's officein • High~fficiency rotay compressor Capitol Hill. • Energy sever fen cyde switch for reformis great.Whateveryou' • hdependenl exhaust end vent cootrols do,pleaseactquickly,"Borjasaid. Therewillalsobediscussionof SUMMER • S1ide-i •EOSlly removable 0'1d c1emoble ~~""'Ali 'I '"III indoOf filfers PACIFIC SAIPAN, LTD. would like to encourage aU who Governor Tenorioalsosaid the . ~.: 'l\,\\~ • LED dsplay panel indcotes complete MRRS .should significantly cut '""",,\!.~~' ent status accept the policies set forth by the Bureau ofTaxicabs ~ • High-<:~acity cooling and venlilation the costs associated with search c.t. ARE JUS T .... • Det-unidificotion 0'1d cty ft..pctions ". and Kan Pacific Saipan, Ltd. to apply. Kan Pacific THE BOARD of Regents will _,~t.~ "f:f/., OF THE oQ.j,etordellvery ~.r .P',.ss,. and rescue in the waters around . ry e;, ,- -, "F: hold its quarterly meeting in the Saipan, Ltd. believes this will provide an even safer and the CNMI. /l:~.:·.'~ ,~ Board Conference Room, As . S(jp!"'R SU SAMPlt.• U'll fh'v...In ,,1 CARRIER TO DA \, -. ~j .....'- ..:f'.'.' more pleasant stay forits guests. For years the boating commu­ t" . Terlaje Campus, on Wednesday, MMER SAVINGS '10 ALSO r,t ' ..'. "'., .:C:.';!;:'-'; . .-'.-~;.: nity in theCNMI has sought as­ ~ .emember. 20,000 BTU AT . : '; .... 'i ..jc..'J July 27th, at 9:00a.m., or shortly We service all I . -, ~ ':"'J if· ',' Applications and details are available from- THE sistance in designating a marine 'artie ~ radio system. According to Di­ thereafter. . units we sell. l L, L, Q'f' .'..... -: . .' '. ' PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT of KAN PACIFIC SAIPAN Students,faculty, staff and the "" \ ~ \ ~ '"".",.,'" ',.' saster Control Officer Frank \ public are welcome to attend all "" ... -- ..R4 . LTD. located in Marpi and are due on or before July 28, Chong, funding for the radio will CARRIER SAIPAN: MIDDLE ROAD, GUALO RAI • PHONE: 234-8330/8337 .FAX: 234-8347 or part of this meeting. 1994. For inquiry, call Tel#322-4692. be provided for by the boating For your information, a pro­ community. posedagendaforthisBoardMeet­ ing is available at thePresident's Office. IIi •• I J. ~.' J ,...... -'.~ I" \'• ,,\ I \... t"' , ... ,.. ., • ..' { '.' " \' ,'. • I, \ .. i:';':· ..--.... -. .WEn~SDAy,~ roLV: '27~ 1994 ~MARIANAS'V ARnITY NEws ANi> VIEws-13 Senate ·pal1.el'approved defense bill Tragedy continues for displaced Rwandans By JIM ABRAMS ment" for procurement and re- and budgets $2 billion for six C- grams. po~cy bill aI;1~men?meUL ask... By PAUL AMES "We havebeenhere fiveweeks callyshipped. At the little bridge plosions. The Foreign Legion­ will return. search and development is lower 17 transport planes and $2.3 bil- Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska, 109 the adDllDlstrati~n to pre- and therehasbeenonlya kilo(2.2 leading to Zaire, lines of looters naires manning the frontier post "The future of Rwandawill be WASHINGTON (AP) - The as a percentage of the defense lion for a new nuclear aircraft the ranking Republican on the pm:e a report on the Impact on CYANIKA, Rwanda (AP) • pounds) of food per person per haul anything they can carry,in­ blamedrunkenRwandan soldiers one offire," saidformerInforma­ UnitedStates is in danger of los­ budgetthanatanytimesince1980. carrier. appropriations panel, .said that the military of possible U.S. While the world's eyes are fixed week,"complainedSisterSiobhan cluding kitchen sinks. randomlyfiring off rockets. tion Minister EliezerNiyitegeka. ing its military superiority, the He noted that it provides for Itallots$77milliontopurchase while the money is being re-participationin a U.N;pe.ace- on the plight of refugees in Zaire, Corkery, one of four nuns from Frenchsoldierssay theycando Across the border in Bukavu, "We have heavy weapons, mor­ chairman of the Senate defense purchaseofonly17combatfighter sixApacheattackhelicoptersand stored, it is "ludicrous and ar- keeping force in Bosnia. ~ another act in Rwanda's multi­ the Irish Medical Missionariesof littleto stop the pillage. At night, ministers from the defeated tars. We brought arms with us. appropriations subcommitteesaid aircraft, no tanks arid four ships. $150millionfor researchintothe rogant" for universities to feel House-Senate, conference IS faceted tragedy is being .played Mary looking after 80,000 at Cyanguguis rocked by small ex- Rwandan governmentvowedthey We'll fight." as his panel approved a budget­ "The dark side of thispictureis BrilliantEyesantirnissile system. they are entitled to receive Pen- working'out the final version of out inside the ravaged nation. Cyangugu. pinchingspending bill for 1995. thattheservices,theArmyin par- The bill eliminates $325 mil- tagon money every year. the bill. ' In a camp sprawling over the She said two in three children "The funding we recommend ticular,areeatingtheirseedcom," lion that would have paid for in- The House passed its version "In Bosnia we may well face hills around this village, 80,000· herearemalnourished, addingthat will equip the force and keep it he toldthesubcommittee."I must ternational peacekeeping efforts of the bill in June. the greatest drainon our assets peoplelivein crude huts of sticks lack of food and rumors of the ready," Sen. Daniel Inouye, D­ tell you that we fall short of what butrestoresmostof the $900mil- Meanwhile Monday, the and manpower ever in U.N. andleaves.Families huddle amid French pullout caused 15,000to Hawaii, saidMonday. "But it is a is'neededto preserve our military lion the Housecut from defense- House voted by voice to in- peacekeeping operations," said cemetery gravestones. The air is leave the camp last week for the smaller force, stretched thinly superiority." related university research pro- clude in a separate defense Rep. Ben Gilman, R-N.Y. heavy with dust, smoke and the 150-kilometer (95-mile) walk to along the line of defense. We Congressis restrictedin setting stenchof human waste. Zaire. shouldbeunderno illusionsabout funding levels by the Clinton Aidagenciesestimatesome 1.2 With the defeat of the Hutu that." administration's commitment to million displaced Rwandans are government, law and order: in the The $243.6billion in spending keeping defense spending down US airlines start fare sale living in similar camps in the southwest is maintained by the forthe fiscal year beginning Oct. to $1.2 trillion in the 1995-99 NEW YORK (AP) • American As an example, a round-trip can.' southwesterncomer of the coun­ thinly spread French troops. I approved by Inouye's panel is period. Airlinesstarted a fall air fare sale flight between Chicago and Ho­ Aiiuncs routinely match each try,the "security zone" protected In.Gikongoro, the last govern­ $3.5 billion more than the 1994 The five-year budget, some Monday, announcing discounts noluluwillsellfor $578,down 30 others' sales. . .. by the French military. ment officials fled Saturday. budget without taking inflation $100 billion less than that pro­ ofupto40 percentfromtheendof percent from $820. The salealso appliesto the'Car­ Theyare hungryandexhausted. Shopshave beenemptied byflee­ intoaccount. Muchoftheincrease jected bytheBushadministration the summer travel season until Discountsin thelower48 states ibbeanandsomeroutestoMexico Many are sick. But most of all, ing people. The little available goes for personnel and readiness for the period, was squeezed by mid-December. range from 30 percent to 40 per­ for trips starting Sept. 7. they are frightened. They are foodsellsathugelyinflatedprices. purposes such as pay raises, irn­ pressurestocut thefederaldeficit The airline gave consumers cent, depending on the distance American included nine Euro­ Hutuswhofledtheadvanceof the Displaced people packing the provements in base facilities and andreduce the militaryfollowing until next Tuesday to buy tickets flown.The deepestdiscountswill pean destinations and set travel Tutsi-led Rwandan Patriotic streets beg for food or medicine more money for recruitment ef­ the end of the Cold War. for trips .between Aug. 15 and go to the longest flights. datesfor thesale ofbetweenNov. Front, and they are terrified the for their children. . forts: The bill includes a 2.6 percent Dec. 14 in,the mainland United United Airlines said it would I and Dec. 14. Frenchwillpull out,leavingthem The remnants of the govern­ Inouye said military "invest- pay raise for military personnel States and Hawaii. Trips to match .the discounts on routes Seats must be reserved at least at themercyof anew government ment army have mostly fled to -14 days before the trip and aSat­ formedby the rebels. . Zaire,although some units ar~ Heineken·.'.....••.. ,.~~[;; urday night stay is required. For rumoredtobe hidingintheforest, "I want to stay in my country, Cans 33cl··· 11th ANNUAL PACIFIC EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE trips to Europe, passengers must butif the French don't protect us, preparing to fight a guerrilla war . stay at least seven days and no we will all go to Zaire," said against the rebels. Militias be­ "The Pacific Family: Partners in Education" more than 30 days. AlveraNtahitau, a mother of two lieved responsible for the massa­ Pre-conference Mini Institutes small children. She has been cres ofTutsis still roam thecoun­ $1.~ PAL increases tryside. August 8 & 9, 1994 homeless for three months since runningfromfightinginthesouth­ French soldiersreport the mili­ ThePublicSchool Guidance Counselors, together with the Division of PublicHealth's Center forChildand Family GUidance, Aussie flights ern city of Butare. tias are terrorizing refugees and Invite you to attend the Pre-Conference Mlnllnslltute presentation, "Counseling Techniques For TheClassroomTeacher," (and MANILA, Philippines (AP)­ 2~.". Humanitarian agenciesfearthat villagers. Sullen young men car­ $25 .: .... ,... PARENTS, TOOl) Philippine Airlines announced if the-French military withdraws ryingmachetesglareatpassersby. • cs·• Tuesday it will increase the num­ onscheduleby theend of August, The French soldiers say they still ber of flights to from thedisplacedmultitudesinsouth­ findfresh bodiesalong theroadto Jour times a week to five because westRwanda will flee across the the border. ofincreased demand. _frontierto Bukavu,turning it into Looting is rife'. The town of . ' The announcement did not say a second Goma, the Zairian bor­ Cyangugu on the Rwandan side when theextra flight wouldbegin of the border is being systernati- : . der town to the north that houses nor to which destination. 1.2millionRwandans.More than Philippine Airlines now flies 200,000 refugees already are every Tuesday, Thursday,Friday. campedaround Bukavu. .and Sunday to Brisbane, "We will have a repeat of the and . catastropheinGoma," saidJames PUBLIC NOTICE These flights have been run­ Fennell of the international aid COASTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT ning at 81 percent of capacityfor' agencyCARE."A massiveinflux the fiscal year ending lastMarch, will completely overwhelm the OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR the airline said. That represented aid community. We can only ex­ 2nd FLOOR, MORGEN BUILDING, SAl PAN COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS 96950 an 8.5 percent increase from the PSS School Guidance Counselors Center for Child and Family Guiaance Professionals pect yet more deaths on an enor­ TEl. NO. 234-6623/7320/3970 JULY 26, 199411 FN: PN0794AC.26 previous year. mous scale." The airline estimates that the A steady flow of refugees has The following isapublic announcement ofcoastal permit applications rece'ived by the CRM offices: Usted below are the other Pre-Conference Mini Institutes that will be offered: ~~~ :~j~~'r.~.:?~"'~~:'R ~'~ 't.o,,:':,",~"';./.n ~~ ';4~[)at~fRecelv~ (f~~ ~~?:.'Jo' ~!' ~ ~Wpplicalion: ~~ .y~~ ~ -:~~y :..r'f<·~k.:-:t',')~~.~(..~~~.~"'t;jf.:I ~:~·\'{-:."';M";,·. ~.,;.,~ r~~~z~r.,~./~ ~:~~~,~:}.o'}'jJ~;;:t~t'f"k't.;,,\~!~\'~~.:#t~~:~~ additionalflight, ifit averages71 beentrekkingtoBukavufor more 11.{ ...l '·/>x·-;...... p"'roj"ece ...... t-; ) .. A~PLlCANT LO~ATI'ON" ) "Exploring Cultural Relevance and Diversity as a Theme for Educational Reform in the Pacific." Four percent of capacity, cangenerate than a week. Thousands trudge :', .. - APPLiCATION' O'ESCFUPTION' ' '..... ,-,' TYPE : ',' . STATUS'· , ev ":-'. at least US dIrs 19.4 million in eachdayalongthewindingmoun­ Panels of Educators from the entities, moderated by Father Francis X. Hezel, S.J. annual revenue. tainroad to the frontier. 1.Dept. of Public Works 05/03/94 SMS-94-X-57 Road project Phase 1A Capital Hi/lto San Vicente Major siting Approved (07111194) According to the Department Small children stagger under ) The Way To Success in Reading and Writing with Early Prevention of School Failure by luceille of Tourism, the number of Aus­ bundlesbiggerthantheirtinybod­ 2.Kan Pacific Ltd. 07111/94 SSm-94-X-100 Carolinian Utt Marpi Shoreline APC Approved (07/13194) Werner, National Director. tralians traveling to the Philip­ ies. Fatherspush their kids uphill pinesgrewby 18percentlastyear. on wheelbarrows and rusty bi­ 3.CNMI Boy Scouts 07115/94 SSm-94-X-102 Camping activities Paupau Beach Shoreline APC Approved (0712G'94)· ( ) Red Cross Safety and CPR Certification by the American Red Cross. cycles. Families collapse ex­ 4. Mayor ofTinian 07/15/94 TSm-94-X-103 Jogging Trail TInian Shoreline APC Approved (07l2G'94)· China, Seoul hausted by the roadside, only to ( ) How To Get Your Schools Accredited by Dr. Moss Ikeda, consultant rejoin the ragged exodus after a 5.Saipan Laulau Dev. Inc, 0711B194 SSm-94-X-104 Fence Kagman Shoreline APC Approved (07l2G'94)· sign air pact briefrest, ( ) How Technology is Changing The Role of Educators: From Lecturers to Facilitators by Dr. Sandy 6.Clyde Aguon 07119/94 SLRm-94-X-105 ' Water sports activities Susupe Lagoon & Reef APC Under review~ SEOUL, South Korea (AP)- China But so far, the refugee stream Wahl, Education Interactive Corporation. has not become a flood, mainly andSouth Korea onTuesday agreed 7. Francisco L. Babauta 07/19/94 SS m-94-X-106 Vendor operation Bird Is.lookout Sho reline APC AplYoved (0712G'94)· onopeningdirectflights betweentheir becausethe French presence has () Grant Writing Skills by Ron Barrineau, Director, CNMI Council for the Humanities capitals in October, Seoul govern­ given people confidence to stay 8. Kam Corporation 07119194 SPlm-94-X-107 Drydock ., South Seaplane ramp Port & Industrial APC Approved (0712G'94) ~ ment officials said in Rwanda. Still, they face dire () Implementing Year Round Schooling by Darla DeVille, Principal of Star of the Sea, a successful Details oftheagreement would be hardship. 9.Commonwealth Utilities Corp. 07121194 RPI-94-X-108 Containment Upgrade Rota Port & Industrial APC Under review· Hawaii year round school. announced later,the Foreign Minis­ "People are dying of hunger, try officials said they are so weak," said Lt. Col. 10. Public School System 07125194 SSm-94-X-109 Signboard. Beach Road San Jose Shoreline APC Under review· Theagreement, reacbedatbilateral and Chalan Laulau ). Reading Power in the Content Areas-NDN Carol Burgess, Director aviation talks in Seoul, ended two JacquesBrice, commander of the .. years ofhardnegotiations 011 terms of French force in the Gikongoro AdditIOnal Notice: district, home to an estimated CONTACT: Julie Mason, PSS Counselor Coordinator, 322-9956 .openingregularflights betweenSeoul The Coastal Resources Management Office isproposing the modification ofthe CRM regulation toincrease minor permit application fee from $25.00 to$1 00.00. and Beijing, the twocapitals. 8OO,OOO~splaced people. "We $10 must accompany this form before registration is considered complete. The public isinvited to submit the written comments regarding this matter and copies ofthe proposed changes are available atthe CRM office. . .' Thetwocountries established for­ aretryingtokeep themin place. It Publication ofthe above listisinaccordance with CRM Regulations which require all permit applications tobe published inalocal newspapers within 15 days of mal diplomatic relations in thesum­ will be just like Goma" if they receipt ofapplication. The Jist reflects recently received permit applications and those v,;th arecent change instatus. New applications are marked with an asterisk (*). Name of Mini-Institute:--::-- _ merof1992 butuntil today11adfailed flee, he said. Name~pe~on~~_ering~ ~------to agree on Opening. direct, regular flights between theircapitals. Aid,agencies are trying to get !he ~ubJi~ is in~ited to su~mit.written comments regarding any ofthe above projects forwhich apermit decision has not been issued. All permit comments should Phone ' Address --'-- $1 0 included _ Theyhave been sofaronlymain­ food and medicine into the Identify the proJect by application number. Your comments should be mailed orhand-delivered tothe CRM Office. All persons who desire apublic hearing regarding tained air links between Seou1 and Rwandan camps to' encourage any project may doso bysubmitting awritten request forapublic hearingtotheCRM Office Within fourteen( 14) calendar days ofpublication ofthis notice. Residents Shanghai andTJailjin, aportcitynear people to stay. But aid workers ofRota and Tinian may submit comments and hearing requests totheir local CRM Coordinator. Persons wishing toretain the right toappeal aCRM Permit decision Beijing. say food supplies must increase must fileanotice ofappeal with the CRM office within thirty (30) days ofthe issuance ofthe CRM permit oocision as provided in CRM Regulations, Section 8{G).

. ,.j to prevent a new disaster. t'l.l 14-MARIANASVARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-WEDNESDAY-JULY 27, 1994 WEDNESDAY,JULY 27, 1994-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-IS ~!!g}.~!!~ey~~!~~~_dIt!!ttio~2~!~Md~ repisal attacks against Muslims. cal quarters of the community" was "a virtual powder keg which seized after the military launched Serbs defy NATO warming Nacorda was seized June 8 by werefed up with violenceagainst may erupt at any moment.'" attacks against the Abu Sayyaf ISABELA, Philippines (AP) • By SRECKO LATAL Geneva on Saturday, the Interfax Serbs said no forces under their He toured Sarajevo, Kiseljak, eas. CivicleaderswarnedMondaythat the Abu Sayyaf groupalong with Christians, who make up about CommissionDirectorHerminio stronghold in Jolo Island, about news agency reported from Mos­ control would fire on planes, GornjiVakuf, Bugojno,Vitezand The most serious problem, about 50 other Christians. The 25 percent of the 250,000 resi- Montebon said Lt. Gen. Orlando 110 kilometers (~miles) south- religiously tense Basilan Island SARAJEVO, Bosnia­ cow. Grimes said. But the United Na­ Mostar - all under Muslim-Croat Mazowiecki said, is the return of was a "virtual powder keg" that group massacred 15hostagesbut dents of this island about 960 ki- Soriano, chief of the military's west of Isabela. U.N.Secretary-General Boutros tionssaid fire that hit a Ukrainian control- and saidthe humanrights displacedpeople,withneitherside releasedtheothersexceptNacorda lometers (600 miles) south of Southern Command, met last The military has blamed the Herzegovina (AP) • The United couldexplode at any moment be­ Boutros-Ghali said he would rec­ planeonFridaycamefroma Serb­ situationis improving in some ar- willing to take the first step. after receiving 200,000 pesos Manila. Thursdaywith leadersofthellaga, Abu Sayyaf group, organized by Nations sent Bosnian Serbs a cause of the abduction of a Ro­ held suburb. ($7,700) ransom. ThecommissionsaidNacorda's a fanatical Christian group orga- Libyan-educated Abubakar "warning letter" for a deadly at­ ommendpulling U.N. peacekeep­ man Catholic priest by Muslim Relief flights to Sarajevo re­ Kidnappers have demanded 3 abduction "has stirred up rest- nized by the armed forces in the Janjalani, for numerous tack on farm workers that U.N. ersoutofBosnia ifthepeaceplan's bandits last month. mained suspended. French and million pesos ($115,000) for lessness and hatred in the hearts late 1960sto combat Muslim dis- kidnappings and attacks, includ- officials said violated a heavy backers punish the Serbs. The The Roman Catholic Church­ Ukrainian anti-sniping patrols Nacorda, butthegovemmentand of these groups of fanatics who sidents. ing last November's abductionof weaponsban neara Muslimtown. Serbswouldlikelyretaliateagainst backedCommissionon Peaceand wereto deploy aroundthe airport. Roman CatholicChurchrefuseto have resolvedtogeteven with the Montebon said that during the AmericanBibletranslatorCharles RiskingNATOairstrikes,Serbs the peacekeepers, he said. Social Justice said Christian fa­ Overthepastfewdaystherehas pay. kidnappersbyresortingtosimilar meeting,held attheIlaga' s moun- Walton.. fired an anti-aircraft gun near If the Serbs accept the plan, natics had given the military a been a marked increase in cease­ In a statement Monday, the acts." tain stronghold 15 kilometers (9 Walton was released a few Gorazde, killing a woman and Boutros-Ghali said,atleast60,000 month to free the Rev. Cirilo fireviolationsinSarajevo,wherea miles) from Isabela, Soriano weeks later after mediation by wounding a man, theofficials said troopswouldbe neededtoenforce truce has generally held since begged the fanatics to give him Libyan and Palestine Liberation Monday. it.Hesaidtheplan's authorswould NATO imposed a ban on use of time to free Nacorda. Organization diplomats. U.N. spokeswoman Claire have to create that force, which heavy weapons there in February Is now accepting application for a The TIaga gave Soriano one Montebon said he suspects the Grimessaid the Serbs were being would takeover the 35,000-mem­ month, Montebon said. He said Abu Sayyaf group is trying to wamed because they violated the ber U.N. mission's responsibili­ under threat of air attack. the IIaga were armed because provoke attacksbyChristianmili- heavy weapons exclusion zone ties in Bosnia, Croatia and A U.N.humanrightsenvoysaid Nurse-Part Time some of them are members of the tants to incite a religious war in near Gorazde, 50 kilometers (30 Macedonia. Mondaythat Serbsare continuing Duties Include: government's own militia, the the south, the traditional home- miles)southeastof Sarajevo. Bosnia's war beganwhenSerbs to drive non-Serbs from their Medical records, claims review, interface with rebelledagainstavotebytheMus­ homes in northwest Bosnia, spe­ CitizenArmedForcesGeographic land of the country's 6 million She said the U.N. plans "stron­ health care providers . SEALED BIDS for Self-Propelled, Bide-On Lawn mowers, in accordance with the Unit. Muslims. ger action if the gun is not re­ lim-Croatmajorityto secedefrom cifically in theareaofBanja Luka. specifications, will be received at the office of the EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, moved,"butdidnotelaborate.The Serb-dominated Yugoslavia in About 500,000 Muslims and Qualifications: Excellent written and oral skills, Nursing and COMMONWEALTH PORTS AUTHORITY, Saipan International Airport, P.O. Box UnitedNationsmust approve any April 1992. About200,000people Croats inhabited the area before the war. Now, only 10percent of 1055, Saipan, MP 96950, unti/2:00 p.m., August 4, 1994, at which time and air strikes. are dead or missing. medical records experience, Police sets $12,300 NATO planes launched air In Sarajevo, the UnitedNations the non-Serbpopulation remains, place the sealed bids will be publicly opened and read. Education: strikes against Serb weapons reopened the airport, which was said Tadeusz Mazowiecki. Nursing school graduate The successful bidder will deliver four (4) each self propelled, Ride-Gn Lawn reward for pro-North around the Muslim enclave of closedlast week after U.N.planes The former Polishprimeminis­ rT'O\N8rs to the Comrronwealtn Ports Authority as follows: 1) Two (2) each lawn Gorazde on April 10 and II, be­ were hit by ground fire Wednes­ ter,whohadbeenin Bosniacheck­ mowers will be delivered to the Commonwealth Ports Authority at Saipan fore the 20-kilometer (12.5-mile) day, Thursday and Friday. ing into reports of "ethnic cleans­ Pick up application at International Airport; 2) One (1) each lawn mower will be delivered to the Korean students exclusionzone was imposed later At a meeting with Brig. Gen. ing," saidhe was denied accessto 5faywell office in Chalan Piao territories controlled by Bosnia Commonwealth Ports Authority at West Tinian Airport; and 3) One (1) each lawn SEOUL, South Korea (AP) • respect to the late Kim, who died that month to protect U.N. peace­ Andre Soubiru, commander of or call 235-4260/1/2 U.N. forces in Sarajevo, Bosnian Serbs. mowerwill bedeliveredto the Commonwealth Ports Authority at Rota International PoliceTuesday offered a$12,300 July 8 of a heart attack at age 82. keepers. There have been no air Airport. . rewardfor information leading to The South Korean government strikessince then. the arrest of students who have has announced that any form of Other violations of a 2-week­ expressed sympathies toward condolence would be severely oldcease-firewere reported. Nine The project is being financed by funds from the Commonwealth Ports Authority. North Korea. punished, and violent clashes re­ peoplewere killed in the northern The contract award, if it is to be made, will be made within 30 days from the Ten students are wanted for sulted when police raided univer­ town of Maglaj by a Serb mortar opening of the bids. publicly mourning the late North sities to disband rallies, shell, Sarajevo radio reported. Korean President Kim IISung, in North Korea has slammed rival. Meanwhile, Bosnian Serbs ac­ cused Croatian troops of firing BE READY The .Commonwealth Ports Authority reserves the right to reject any bids In violation of South Korea's strict South for not allowing the condo­ rockets across the border at their accordance with Section 3.2(7) of its Procurement Rules and Regulations. national security laws. lences,sayingSouthKorea's lead. While most South Koreans ers were devoid of morals. positions nearBrcko,in northwest for the blame Kim for starting the Ko­ Visitors to North Korea have Bosnia. _Copies of the Specifications may be obtained from .the Commonweaith Ports rean War, some argue that he reported its apparent new leader The shootingcame as the inter­ .l Authority Office, Saipan International Airport. should be honored indeath. Kim Jong II as saying that he national community considers re­ Lth Annual Pacific Studentshavehungbannersand would not resume plans for sum­ taliatory measures againstBosnia's lsi ROMAN T. TUDELA handed out pamphlets that eulo­ mittalks between thetwogovern­ Serbs for not accepting a peace Educational Conference Executive DirectorIContracting Officer gized Kim as a great leader, and ments unless South Korea sends plan that would give them 49 per­ cent of Bosnia instead of the ap­ July 19, 1994 aresuspectedtohavingperformed condolences onhisfather's death. rites of ancestralworship toshow The first inter-Korean summit, proximately 70 percent they now to have been held Monday, was hold. A federation of Bosnian put off indefinitely becauseof the Croats and Muslims, who would death. get 51 percent, has endorsed the plan. Envoysfrom the UnitedStates, Russia, Britain, Germany and Floods kill 65 France - the authors of the plan ­ Fresh Bahe DailV BEIJING (AP) • The death metMondayat an undisclosedlo­ toll from flooding in cationto set an agenda for a gath­ Guangdong province in south­ ering of their foreign ministers in • Pullman Bread • Pita Bread • Ampan • Ohocolate Cream ern China has risen to at least Roll Cake • Hot Dog Bun • Pan De Coco • Hawaiian Ring • 65, an official newspaper re­ Cup Cake • Vanilla Cream Roll Cake • French Bread • ported Tuesday. Economic losses from the 4 dead in The Pacific Family: Kalihim • Pan De Sal • Banana Cake • Cheese Cake • flooding in the past week have Butter Cup Cake and more... already topped 2 billion yuan Partners In Education ($257 million). rock slides . . .. More than 4.5 million people HANOI, Vietnam (AP) • Four , August 8-9~ 1994: Pre-Conference Institute : in 248 towns and villages have people died when rocks and dirt been affected, with 12,000 destroyed houses built into the , August 10-12., 1994: Main Conference " : made homeless. More than sides of mountains in northern 175,000 houses were destroyed Vietnam, a report said Tuesday. and 530,000 others were dam­ Threemembersofa familywere aged, the China Daily reported. killedwhen their home collapsed The situation is expected to under an avalanche of rocks on worsen in the next few days July 16 in Bac Thai province, 60 Saipan when when a high tide is due to kilometers (37 miles) north of hit Guangdong's prosperous Hanoi,theLaoDong(Labor)trade ~earl River Delta. The provo union newspaper reported. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands ince was ravaged in mid-June Another rock slide kilied a 16­ when Typhoon Russ hit, kill­ year-oldgirl two days later in the For mort: information pIN/Sf contact: Conference Steering Committee ing at least 220 people and in­ same province, the paper said. ~pecial ~all juring more than 4,100. . The report blamed the deaths D,ToITes Bldg-Garapan, Saipan ,for erder 2'34-0B62/3"793 Storms and flooding have on the practice of some in the Plu)//('#: 233-0511 killed at least 1,400 people in mountainousprovince of digging livailable at all leading store south China this summer. into hillsides to clear space for homes.

" ~ ~ .. ,',-I" .,. ,'. I ...., • ... ,. WEDNESDAY, JULY 27,1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEws-17· 16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS·WEDNESDAY-JULY 27,1994 Hurricane ~tMarianas C;Yarietr~ rDEAoliNF12:00 noon the day 'prlorto publication PUBLIC NOTICE Invitation for Proposals on an INOTE: If some reason your advertisement is incorrect. call us causes IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE $ NEED MONEY? Iimmediately to make the necessary corrections The Marianas NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS OFFICE FACILITY ~ I Variety News and Views is responsible only for one incorrect $ II beach closures for the Salpan Chamber of Commerce ..- insertion. We reserve the right to edit. refuse. reject or cancel any CIVIL ACTION 94-698 _<29 at any time. HONOLULU(AP)·Hwric~e Must meet the Following Requirements: $ NOWOPEN Gilma moved across the central In the matter of the state: 1. ADA Complian1 FASTCAS8 2. Central location (Betv.llen Puerto Rico and Susupe) s 1AUTO BODYREPAIRER-Twoyears 1 MECHANICAL DRAFTER - College 2 SHIPPING CLERKS - High sohool PacificMondaywellsouthof the FRANCISCO A. CAMACHO, 3. Minimum 1200 square feet PAWNSHOP Employment Wanted experience. Salary$2.45-$3.00 perhour. grad.,2yearsexperience. Salary$1,000 grad.,2 yearsexperience.Salary$600­ Big Island as large waves gener­ s Contact: PAULO A. BASTO dba Basto $800 per month. Deceased. 4. 24 Hour Water & Power 4th FLR. HoriguchiBldg. 2 DRY CLEANING MACHINE OPERA­ per month. 5. Air- Conditioned TORS Plumbing & Electrical Servo P.O. Box Contact: EMC2 MECHANICAL, INC. Contact: COMMONWEALTH MARi­ atedby thestormprompted Civil $ Tel. No. 234-5117 TIME GROUP CORP. dba Common­ Defense officials to close some 6. Adequate Parking Available 10LAUNDRYWORKERS- Highschool 2716, Koblerville, Saipan, MP 96950. (CNMI) PPP 226 Box 10000, Saipan, NOTICE OF HEARING AND 7. Dignified, Professional image & Surroundings $ We buy your old grad.,2yearsexperience.Salary$2.45­ Tel. No. 288-0291.(08l03)W/16078. MP96950. Tel.No.233-3532.(OB/1 O)W/ wealthMaritimeAgency. P.O.Box803, beaches. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 8. Prompt Availability forOccupancy gold & .llver $3.00 per hour. 16163. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 233-0508, Big Island Civil Defense shut $ ~.,.,...... --:r---=-=~----:r-l 1 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN - High 1 ELECTRICIAN 234-6819f7637.(08/10)W/16166. Facility with Conference Room, Reception area & Coffee SsrvicelKitchenette area is preferred. 1 MASON - High school grad., 2 years down some beaches on the To all persons and Creditors having any school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 or claims against the Estate of Interested parties may submit aproposal tothe Saipan Chamber ofCommerce office at the TransPac experience. Salary $2.45 per hour interest ONE (1) ASSISTANT MANAGER, ary $2.45-$3.60per hour. or years experience. Salary $850 per 1 DRESSMAKER island's southeastshoreas waves FRANCISCO A. CAMACHO, you are hereby Business Center inGualo Rai, no later than 12;00 NOON on Wednesday, August 3, 1994. FLIGHTS OPERATION variable. 1 OFFICE CLERK Phone: 234-6132 Fax: 234-7151 Contact: FABRICLEANOFCNMI, INC. month. of six to 10 feet began washing notified that JOSE C. SAN NICOLAS, 01 APARTMENT FOR RENT Duties: To communicate with captain dba Marianas Cleaners. P.O. Box 734 Contact:CONRADOL.MENDOZAdba Contact:PAN PACIFIC INTL. INVEST­ 1 STEELMAN - High school grad., 2 ashorealong the Puna coast. Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern - 2 Bedroom Apt. enroutein providingnecessaryweather CK, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234· Golden Enterprises. P.O. Box 2372, MENT LTD. dba Saipan Island Tour. yearsexperience. Salary$2.45perhour. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ A high surf advisory was is­ M1iana Islands, has filled a petition in the - Located at Upon Navy Hill and aircraft informations. After arrival 6239/234-5323.(07/27)W/9390 CallerBoxPPP423,Saipan,MP96950. 1 MASON- Two yearsexperience. Sal­ Superior Court seeking to be appointed the provides flight plan, required fuel and 3267.(08l10)W/161B1. ary $2.45 per hour. sued by the National Weather - Furnished Tel. No. 322-8852.(0811 0)W/16164. Petitioner's attorney of record isG. ANTHONY - AirCon weather informations. Jointly respon­ 2 FRONT DESK CLERKS - College Contact:L.V.P.PACIFICDEV'T.CORP. P.O. Box CK, Saipan,MP 96950. Service, and surf is.expected to LONG, ESQ., Attorney at Law, AM 1797 PUBLIC NOTICE - 24 Hour Water sible in conducting flight safety opera­ grad., 2 years experience. Salary$2.45 1 TOUR OPERATIONS MANAGER ­ 1 SALES REPRESENTATIVE - High ssoo College grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ Tel. No. 2BB-5330.(08l10)W/1616B. ~d12 Caller Box 10001, Saipan MP 96950. lhe - Quiet Neighborhood tion. per hour. school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ rise between 10 feet with ary $1,300 per month. hearing on said pelition tOI letter 01 AGENDA Two years experience. Salary $2,846 ContactS.Y. KIM'S DEVT. CORP.dba ary $2.45 per hour. occasional higher sets on Tues­ 1 MARINE SPORTS INSTRUCTOR ­ 1 MANAGER N/C - College grad., 2 administration has been set lorAugust 09, Zoning Plan Review Commilee Meeting per month. Motel Garden. Caller Box PPP-134, Contact: ENHANCE PACIFIC CORP. day. College grad.,2 yearsexperience. Sal­ years experience. Salary $800 per 1994. at1:30 P.M. Developmental Disabilities Office Con terrence Room WAN,.ED ONE (1) MANAGER, ADMINISTRA­ Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-0320/ dba Essence Accessories Boutique. As of 5 p.m. Monday, the Na­ All interested parties should appear at the TION ary $900 per month. AAA 27, Caller Box 10001,Saipan, MP month. Building 1312, Capital Hill ADMINlSTIlATM/VETERINARY ASSISTANT. 21.(07/27)W/15975. hearing Persons having any claims against Duties:Managesadministrationduties: Contact: PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT 96950. Tel. No. 235-6046.(08/10)W/ Contact: PRINCE INTERNATIONAL tionalWeatherServiceplacedthe THURSDAY July 28, 1994-9:00 A.M. INC. P.O. Box 502,Saipan, MP 96950. CORP. dba Christopher KaraokeClub. the estale ofsaid decedent are hereby notified Must have execellent communication Personnel, accounting, assigns 1 COMMERCIAL CLEANER - High 16165. storm 560 miles south southeast I. Call to Order Tel. No. 233-1310.(08l10)W/16179. P.O. Box 5767 CHRB, Saipan, MP thaI any and allclaims against the estate must skills and experience with pets. Salary workloads and work schedules of em­ school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ be filled with the Clerk ofCourt within sixty II. Roll Call 96950. Tel. No. 322-6668.(08/10)W/ of'Hilo, movingwestat 16mph.It commensurate with experierice. 233-PETS: ployees and other related duties per­ ary $2.45-$3.00per hour. Di~cussionJPosible 1 (CAD) OPERATOR, COMPUTER ­ 16169. was at latitude 12.2 north and (60) days ofthis publica ion, orthe claim will III. Site Plan Review Applications- Action taihingto airline industry. Contact: MARTHA'S RETAIL SHOP, Highschool grad., 2 years experience. longitude 151.5west. be barred. A. Mt. Carmel high School College.grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ INC.P.O.Box5437,Saipan,MP96950. ary $3,163per month. Salary$8.85 per hour. . The hwricane is expected to B. Ken Coward Industrial Building- Lower Base Tel. No. 234-9774.(07/27)W/15976. IS/ CHARLENE TEREGEYO IV. Distribution ofApplications to PRC Contact: JAPAN AIRLINES CO., LTD. Contact:DOKOSAIPANINC. P.O.Box A- ONE SHOES 1847,Garapan,Saipan,MP96950.Tel. passwithin 500 miles of the Big Deputy Clerk ofCourt P.O. Box 469, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. 6MUSICIANS- Highschoolgraduate. 2 -v. Distribution ofPermits to PRC No. 234-1301.(08/10)W/1617B. IslandTuesdaymorningand 580 VI. Announcement SALES CLERK POSITION No. 234-6556.(08/03)W/9541. years experience Salary $1,000 per Available No Phone Inquiry Apply at WANTED month. milessouth of Oahu Tuesdayaf­ 1 COOK - High school grad., 2 years Susupe Loc. Accross Saipan Contact: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ternoon. Accountant experience. Salary$2.45 per hour. CORP. P.O. Box 1536, Saipan, MP Assistant Manager Trainee PUBLIC NOTICE Community Sch. Contact: BIANCAINTL.INC. dbaApart­ Gilmahasweakened sinceSun­ INHI' SUPEllIOR COtllT OF ruE NIlI\H£RN MIJIIANA ISlOOS 1 ACCOUNTANT - Highschoolgrad.,2 96950. Tel. No. 235-5092/5086.(07/ ment &Diving. P.O. Box 1251,Saipan, -For Restaurant Group- day,but stillhad sustainedwinds years experience. Salary $1,000 per 27)W/15977. CIVIL CASE No. 94-260 I month. MP 96950. Tel. No. 235-4511/2.(08/ will train must be a local resident of 120 mph and gusts as high as 10)W/16177. MECHILLE Corporatlon,d.b.a.: PUBLIC NOTICE Contact: SAlPAN LAULAU DEVELOP· 1MAINTENANCE(TECHNICIAN) ME­ 145 mph. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE MENT, INC. dba Laulau Bay Resort CHANIC - High school grad., 2 years Salary Open, Call 322-9299 TOll; YANG SWAN B.C.F. carpet, 1 DRESSMAKER 1) 1·BEDROOM APARTMENT NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS Saipan. PPP 1020 Box ioooo, Saipan, experience. Salary$3.00·$8.oo perhour. Plaintiff, . 2 AUTOPAlNTERS- Highschoolgrad., MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-9335(07f2.7)W/ Contact MARIANA ACQUISITION vs, • fully furnished 2 years experience. Salary $2.45 per For Appointment Vietnam sees ADOPTION No.94-62 15889. CORP. dba Shell Marianas.Caller Box COST PWS CORPORATION, d.b.a. hour. Boardln~ • 24 Hour Water Supply PPP-1009,Saipan,MP 96950.Tel. No. SAlPAN House; Lee, KISoD; 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 • Next to Tokyo Tower In the matter of the petition for 1ACCOUNTANT - College grad.,2 years 322-5009.(07/27)W/15979. lower inflation Chor, Ityang 10; and Lee, Tae Hee, years experience. Salary $900 per Defendants. Adoption and change of name experience. Salary$8.00perhour. HANOI, Vietnam CAP) - Viet­ Contact: DELOITrE & TOUCHE. P.O. 1 SUPERVISOR- High school grad.,2 month. 2) STORE/OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE Contact: SAPPHIRE ENTERPRISES namstillexpectstoholdinflation SUMMONS of: Box308, Saipan, MP96950. Tel.No.322­ yearsexperience. Salary$500-$800 per INC.P.O.Box2754,Saipan,MP96950. To: The Above-Named Defendants. • 638 Sq. Ft 7337(07127)WI9328. month. below 10 percent for 1994, de­ NELIA MORENO YELLEI, Tel. No. 234-9869.(08l10)W/16176. IAi~ll!i'J) You are hereby summoned and notified 10 IiIe • next to Tokyo Tower Contact: LEE'SBROTHERSLTD. P.O. .spitea worrisome6.9 percentin­ any AAsvier you wish 10 make to the Co~lainl.the minor child, Box 1968, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 1 PHONE INSTALLER (TECH.) - High creasein prices in the year's first original of which was filed with the above-etuted 234-7768/235-5098.(07/27)W/16002. court. within TWIlIly-OIIe (21) Days AUlO'~ by 1 MACHINIST - High school grad., 2 school grad., 2 years experience. Sal- sixmonths,anofficialreportsaid after the last day of publication 01 thiS SUITYTlons, Please call at 234·6846 MOlion~ ESYEPHAN YEUEI, years experience. Salary $2.45-$3.50 1 CARPENTERMAINTENANCE ary $2.45 per hour. . Monday. and to deliver or mail acopy of your Answer to the i. ToGarapan Beach Road To~oblerville .~ Contact: WESTERN PACIFIC LawOffice of: Brien Sers Nicholas, Attorney at (LOVI'S EMPORIUM) per hour. 1WAITER,RESTAURANT -Highschool petitioner. . TELECOM dba Nick S. Ramon..P.O. Stable food prices and indus­ Ln, Katupak BldU., SuileII206,P.O.BOI contaca BLACK MICRO CORPORA­ grad.,2 yearsexperience. Salary $2.45 from 9:00 am-9:00 pm Man-Sun Box 2675, Saipan, MP 96950.Tel. No. IPrnIEWIE~1rII®~ trial production should dampen 2876,Salp8II , MP 96SSO, as soon as practicable NOTICE OF HEARING TION. P.O. Box 545 CK, Saipan, MP per hour. @[]I] 234-6030.(08l10)W/16175. alter lilling your answer or sending itto the Clerk 01 Please take notice that at1:30 p.m., August 1, 96950. Tel. No. 234-6800.(07/27)W/ Contact:D'ELEGANCEENT.,INC.P.O. inflationary pressures for the re­ Courts 01 the above-entitled Court for Iiiling. 1994, oras soon thereafter as can be heard, 9385. Box 1106, Saipan, MP 96950.Tel. No. mainderof the year, the state-ron Your answer should be inWriting and Iiled With the 1 (CARBODY)PAINTER,AUTO- Two this Court will hold ahearing al the Superior 234-9227.(08103 )W/16076. Clerk 01 Courts at Civic Center BUilding. Susupe yearsexperience. Salary$3.00perhour. is as simple as••• Vietnam News Agency said. A Court House in Susupe for the specific 6 WAITERSIWAITRESSES (Restau­ Village. Saipan Itmay beprepared and Signed lor 1 AUTO BODY BUILDER - Two years bumper winter-spring rice har­ purpose of: rant) 1 WELDER you by your Anorrey and sent to the Clerk of Courts experience. Salary$2.45 per hour. by rressenosr or mall. It is not recessary 101 you to 1.Delermining whelher adecree of adoption 4 BAKERS - High school grad., 2 years 5 CARPENTERS vest and steady energy supplies Contact: MOTION AUTOMOTIVE RE­ appear D€lsonally until tultrer notice. ~ ~::1TE of the mi nor child, Nelia Moreno Tellei, should experience. Salary$3.50-$6.50 perhour. 1AUTOMECHANIC-Highschoolgrad., ~j' frcrn the SOO-kilovolt North­ Ifyou lail to hlean Ans"",rln accordance With thiS VIEW PROPEm Contact: SABLANCORPORATIONdba 2 years experience. Salary $2.45 per PAIR CENTER, INC. P.O. Box 686, be granted to petitioner herein. ABSTAIN SUrTYT101\S ludgrnent by default pursua~t to Ire Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 235­ = South power line completedlast Changing thechild's name from Nelia Celestial Sablan Construction Co., Ltd., Sablan hour. cout rules 01 treauove entitled Court rmy betaken BEACH HOUSE month should help critical com­ Moreno toNel ia Moreno Tellei Rock Quarry. P.O. Box 1430, Saipan, Contact: H.S. LEE CONST. CO., INC. 3481.(08l10)W/16172. aqamst you lor the relief demanded In the said Garapan Lagoon Frontage 2. Affording any party adversely affected an MP 96950.(07/27)W/9393. P.O. Box 440 CK, Saipan, MP 96950. or modities keep up with consumer Complaint 2 SPORTSINSTRUCTORS (DIVING)­ 5IJ Ord-;rej on this tha 25th dllJofJuly,1994 opportunity to be heard. Tel. No. 234-6856.(08l03)W/9539. demand, the News quoted Le 5 BR/3 FB 1(AUTO&MARINE)MECHANIC-High High school grad., 2 years experience. Salary $1.000 per month. Xuan Trinh, directorof the gov­ Ia/ FRED f. CAMACHO 2,700 SF Daled Ihis 20th day 01 July, 1994. school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ 2 WAITRESSES(N/C) - Two yearsex­ rID'1J ::: BE FAITHfUL Contact:PRO-DIVESAlPAN,INC.dba ernment office, as saying last Deputy Clerk of Court ary $2.75 per hour. perience. Salary $2.45 per hour. lSI ContactlSIDROR. L1ZAMA dba Saipan Contact: WESTERN PACIFIC ENT., Pro-DiveSaipan. PPP 632 Box 10000, CHARLENE TEREGEYO Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 233­ week. ANAKS CONDO Deputy Clerk ofCourt Trolling & Managaha Transport. P.O. INC. dba Kimchi Cabana Night Club & Vietnam would succeed in . Ocean/Managaha View Box2364, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. Rest.P.O. Box 1·28, Saipan,MP96950. 5415.(08l10)W/16173. keeping inflation at less than 10 PUBLIC NOTICE 234-3631.(07/27)W/15968. Tel. No. 234-6622.(08l03)W/16067. INHESUPEllIOR COLllT OF ruE NIlI\TI£RN MIJIIANA ISlOOS 26R12 FB 2 BEAUTICIANS - High school grad.,2 ~~NDOM percent if it boostedproduction, Poolffennis 1 MASON 6 PLUMBERS yearsexperience. Salary$2.45perhour. = USE Trinh said. He added that the CIVIL CASE No. 94-690 1 PLUMBER 2 COMBINATION WELDERS - Two Contact: ROSVIECAR CORPORATION r®' economyhadmetorsurpassedits MARIANAS INSURANCE COMPANY 2 BEAUTICIANS yearsexperience. Salary$2.45perhour. dbaRoseBeauty& BarberShop.Mailex rm., Use color 1 COOK - High school grad., 2 years Contact: ADEC INTL., INC. PPP 591 # 373, Caller Box 10005 CK, Saipan, maingoalsfor thefirst half of the MP96950.Tel.No.234-7858.(08/1 O)WI •••it's your choice Plaintiff, experience. Salary $2.45 per hour. Box 10000,Saipan,MP 96950.Tel. No. year. vs. and sales Contact:ALFONSOC.GUIAOdbaA.G. 235-7031.(08l03)W/16069. 16170. Vietnam has reduced its infla­ MARIA MERCEDES C. GODINO, dba Enterprises. P.O. Box 2052, Saipan, will 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER - High tionrate, whichreached775 per­ N.C.GODINO Building Construction MP96950. Tel.No.235-7927.(07/27)W/ 1 SPORT INSTRUCTOR - High school CONFIDENTIAL and Placement, 15970. grad.,2yearsexperience. Salary$1,250 school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ cent in 1986, in each of the past Defendant. ary $2.45 per hour. three years. Inflation fell to 5.2 per month. FREE TESTING this is to Inform the public that a blast 1PAINTER - Highschool grad., 2 years 2 OUTBOARD MOTOR MECHANIC ­ Contact: RUSTICO Q, CALMA dba percentin 1993. SUMMONS experience. Salary $2.45 per hour. GuamVideo. P.O.Box556,Saipan,MP To: The Above·Named Delendants. High school grad., 2 years experience. 234·5100 • 24 HOURS Atthesametime,Vietnammust PASSPORT that was Issued to 1OFFICE SUPERVISOR- High school Salary $5.00 per hour. 96950. Tel. No. 234-9045.(08/10)W/ You ale hereby summoned and notified 10 file oll!_. 16171. fight tax evasion in the private any l--.PsIier you wish 10 make to the COfT'(llaint. til! grad.,2 yearsexperience.Salary $700 Contact: SEASHORE INC. Caller Box original 01 which was filed with II'/! above-enlilled per month. PPP-292, Box 10000, Saipan, MP sector to help raise the revenues court, Vrilhin Tw_tr-llIe (21) Dars Contact: YANG'SCORPORATIONdba 96950. Tel. No. 234-5549.(08/03)W/ I ASSISTANT (OPERATION MAN­ neededfor its budgetary require­ aNer the last day of publiCAtion of this SUITYTlons, Eun Kyung Son Sam Kwang Gift Shop. P.O. Box 490, 16070. AGER) - College grad., 3 years experi­ ments, Trinhsaid.Revenues grew and to deliver or maif acopy of your Answer 10 lhe Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 235­ ence. Salary $850·$1,800 per month. Law Office of: JrI..SIB .'chela, Attorny II .<<<:.. ' v-. j 6784.(07/27)W/15971. 1 COOK - High school grad., 2 years Contact: SUWASO CORPORATION by 48 percent in this year's first btlpak BI~••, Sllle' 206,P.O. 1101 Ln, No. 2302772, . - . experience. Salary $4.00 per hour. dba Coral Ocean Point Resort Club. halffromJanuary-June 1993,but 287lI, Salpa1,MP SllSSO, assconaspradicabe Add one color toyour newspaper 1 CLEANER/HOUSEKEEPING Contact: SAlPAN LAULAUDEVELOP­ P.O.Box 1160,Saipan,MP 96950.Tel. alter filling your answer or sending i110 the Clel~ 01 1HOUSEWORKER-Highschoolgrad., No. 234-7000.(08/1 0)W/9576. Check expendi turesplannedfor thesec­ Courts of the above-entilled Court lor filling. ad and sales will really take off. In MENT INC. dba Laolao Bay Resort. expired on May!5, 1992 was lost 2 years experience. Salary $2.50 per ond six monthsare higher still. Your answer should be in writing and filed with the fact, when you use oneco'orsaies PPP 1020 Box 10000, Saipan, MP Guaranleed 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER, PASSEN­ Clerk 01 'Courts at Civic Center Building. Susupe hour. 96950. Tel. No. 234-9335/9373.(08/ Village, Saipan. IImay be prepared and sigred for will increase an average of Contact: NIEVEST. MALABANANdba 03)W/16071. GERfTRAFFIC - Collegegrad., 2 years you by your Marney and sent 10 lhe Clerk of Courts 43%·Call us today toplace vour MJJEnterprises. P.O. Box5242 CHRB, experience. Salary$2,846 per month. I KEEP Contact: JAPAN AIRLINES CO., LTD. by rressenoer or rmiL ltis not necessary for you 10 GIVE INFORMATION OF ABOUT CRIMES COMMmED ad and get sales flying Salpan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 322­ 3 WAITRESSESIVVAITERS, REST. ­ Classified I appear personally until furtl'/!r notice. 3336.(07/27)W/15972. High school grad., 2 years experience. P.O. Box 469, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. IIyou fail 10 file an An_r in accordance with this SAIPAN Salary $2.45 per hour. No. 234-6556.(08/1 0)W/9583. SUITYTlOI\S. iJdgrrenf by detault pursuant 10 fhe 234-8341/75181 fflff1 Contact:KINSHIP ENTERPRISES,INC. • court rules of the abo\'8 enlitled Court may be taken II dba Kaiyo Ken Restaurant. P.O. Box , CLEAN & against you for the relief demanded in lhe said I• M. Variety Corplaint. 1998, Saipan,MP 96950.Tel. No. 322­ BEAUTIFUL So Ordered on this tha 25th•., III Jet" 1llS4 [ DON T GET MAD 1534.(08l03)WI160'75. First • /II FlED F.CAIIACHO GET EVEN Deputy Clefk 01 Coort Call 234-7272 (PARA) f,' •••• _..•..I>". \I " _ ";",',., , ••••• , ,' ," •. WEDNESDA.Y;JULY..27, 1994.hMARIANAS WARIETY NEWSAND MIEws-19 '. EEK & MEEK® bv Howie Schneider ,r------I CROSSWORD PUZZLER I 8J~ Injuries hit Rams' receiver corps DID You G£T THE: IS OOT FREE f££lilG 111AT "THE. REAL Ec..£CTtOA.)S ... IRVINE, Calif.(AP)·Injuries hit 1993 fifth-round pick out of rationability you need,so wejust too much time ifhe wants tohold cut short by a knee injuryafterhe ACROSS 40 Convent Answer to Previous Puzzle onto a roster spot. A possession had seven sacks in the first four DRIWJ6 fOI((£" Cf a.R. / resident the Los Angeles Rams' wide re­ UCLA, suffered an ankle injury hope this is a temporary setback 1 Poker stake ,r. DQ.I\OcAACY... 5 Sole 41 Type of tea .CAPRIICZECH' ceiver corps during Monday on the final play of practice and and he'll be back in a few days." receiver, he's beingchallengedby games, looks good as new. 9 Hoodlum 43 Hesitation SUNTAN HANDEQ afternoon'spracticeat DC Irvine. had to be helped off the field. Bothplayers areinvolvedinone Greg McMurty, a free-agent ac­ "He's lookedgreat,"Knoxsaid. 12 Jump syllable L1"GMENTIiI~H of the most intense competitions quisition from New England who "He's donea greatjob in thepass­ 13 Hi or bye 45 Come upon r : RookieChrisBrantley, afourth­ TheRamssaidbothinjuries were (ltaL) (2 wds.) ASH LOOSE_ODE minor, but coach Chuck Knox of camp. There are II receivers, hascaughtl20passesin fouryears. rush drills." L1~fET.PRES roundpickfromRutgers, suffered 14 One (Scot.) 47 Behind VE I a mild hamstring strain and left couldonly hold his breath. includingseven newcomers, who On defense, end Robert Young The Rams have no scrimmages 15 Delaware 50 Palm Iruit EDD I ES STANDS 51 Picture drew praise from Knox after an­ planned thisyear and stillhave 12 Indian _E A .Ii 0 RE_ practice early. SeanlaChapelle, a "Brantleyhasbeenveryimpres­ have at least an outside shot at 17 King's son holders makingthe team. other strong day of practice. daysbeforetheirpreseason opener 19 Russian river 53 Whirl SOONER SNITCH sive," Knox said. "He's got the 21 Glacial ridge 57 Fled f~1.IU~D RC.S T Y E quickness, thespeedandthesepa- laChapellecannot afford tomiss Young, whose 1993 season was against Green Bay. 22 Summaries 58 Out on­ ~ Track... (temporarily Qi CA I RO. E PI 26 Tetlunurn TE BOROUGH_RR Continued from page 20 GARFIELD® by Jim Davis symbol free) 27 Residue of 60 Way out ESSENEIBRUTUS 60daysbeginningMonday,fined fire 61 Baseball .TWEED SEMIS_ him$100,000,andorderedhimto player Mel­ Padres upset by Colorado Rockies 28 Astronauts' 7·27 © 1994 United Feature Syndicate returnfour-fifthsof his $500,000 "all right" 62 Actress­ But at least they beat the Lake "We might not have won the 30 GUido's high Bancroft signing bonus with the Rangers, SAN DIEGO (AP) •The San Di­ recordinbaseball, lostagaintothe 63 Promo tape ornament track ElsinoreStorm. attendancerecord,but wesurehad note whom he coached last season to ego Padres, who have the worst ColoradoRockiesMonday night. :n That man DOWN 5 SeJ 8 In days of­ TheClass A affiliateoftheCali­ fun trying," said Storm general 3·\ Heavy t Entirely 6 Symbol 101 (long ago) their first Stanley Cup title in 54 downpour 2 Born nickel 9 - Stadium government-funded Australian forniaAngels, capitalizing on the manager Kevin Haughian. 7 Once around (NY) years. :r, Symbol for till 3 Light brown Sports Commission,said the cal­ Padres' under-.400recordanddis­ The Padres', whoare averaging ·18 Footoo vasn .1 Shoulder lOA Single IInW TheBlueswerefined$250,000, Keenan... 11 Saloon drink mal attendance, had urged South­ 16,989 in home attendance, had theleaguemaximum.TheDetroit endar promotedtheidea thatonly 16 Penitentiary Continued from page 20 ernCaliforniabaseballfanstohelp their lowest home crowd of the 18 Follower of Red Wings, who tried to hire attractive women could be suc­ (sutt.) conducted to see how they could the team outdraw the Padres. seasononMay31inagameagainst Keenan beforehe agreed to terms cessful in sport. 20 Was taught get very frustrated." "Itcouldturnawaywomenwho Alasfor the Storm, it wasn't to Pittsburgh- 7,094.The Stormhas 22 Hawaiian With the Blues, were fined The most controversial photo­ be. played before two crowds larger island $25,600. are good athletes but who do not 23 Addict graph in the calendar features The Storm drew 6,I08 to the than that this season, including a New York also was fined have the looks or want to pose in 24 Symbol for Hemmingwearingonlygoldpaint 7,566-seat LakeElsinore Diamond CaliforniaLeague-record7,608on PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz thoriurn $25,000 for filing a lawsuit to calendars," Simms said. 25 Wooden tub andstrategicallyplacedtressesof Shesaidthecalendaralsocould to watchthe team beat the Stock­ July 2. 7- 27 keep Keenan from signing with 29 Hard to solve hair. ton Ports 3-2 and move into a tie TheStormmayhavefailedinits '(OU THE TI-lEN YOU COUNT 31 Future allys.' St.Louis.AndtheRangersagreed prove detrimental to credibility SEE, RERUN? IT'S TWIRL Walker Jane Saville poses in a for first place in the California attendance challenge, but ROPE. AND '{OU ~OW MANlt' TIMES exam todropthelawsui tandpayKeenan of women competitors. A JUMP ROPE .. 32 Egyptian skimpy bikini of a beach, while League's southern division. Haughiansaidthepluckyteamhas JUMP UP AND DOWN '{OU JUMP.. cross the $608,000 playoff bonus that Flemming, whose manager About 60 miles south at the higher aspirations. LIKE THIS ... 35 Type of liquor set off the whole chain of events. Canadian-born Ruckle is photo­ Max Markson came up with the 36 Was high 46,51 O-seatJack MurphyStadium, "Since we couldn't beatthemat Bettrnan had stern wordsforall graphed wearing a high-cut leo­ idea of the calendar, was not im­ 39 Nodding tard. 9,195watchedthe Padres lose4-3 the gate," hesaid, "it mightbe fun 42 Greek letter three teams involved. mediatelyavailableforcomment. and fall farther back in the Na­ to see how the players wouldsize 44 Dress border "Such conduct cannot and will DebbieSimms,the managerof The calendar will be officially 46 King of birds the women and sports unit at the tional League West. up on the field." 47 Bushy hairdo not be tolerated," he said. launched on Friday. 48 College grp. Ata newsconferenceMonday, 49 Entertainer- McEntire Blues president Jack Quinn said 52 - Francisco Bettrnan "wanted to kind of set a 54 Chopping tool 55 Actor- tone as the new guy in town, the Robbins newsheriff,as tohowthingswere STELLA WILDER 56 WWII area !. 59 Not out . going to be." Keenan.called the settlement I·· fair. YOUR BIRTHDAY r· :-/ "Mr. Bettman did a fabulous job bringing the parties together developed. Fate takes an odd turn and, resolving this situation," By Stella Wilder your daily guide. THURSDAY, JULY 28 during P.M. Keenansaid. "I have a great deal Born today, you are likely to AQUARIUS (Jan. 2G-Feb. 18) display two strikingly different LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ­ of respect for him and what he You'll come within reach of a long­ -- This is a good day to lie low and mERE ARE /4 COW3/NATIONS oc temperaments at various times PENNIES IN 77-IIS PUZZLE TJ../.4T was able to accomplish. throughout your lifetime, and term goal today, but circum­ keep a close eye on those who in­ stances may demand that you pull sist on being at the center of activ­ ADO UP TO A DOLLAR. /-lOW A.AANY "We all achieved the objective though it will be virtually impossi­ DOLLAR5 CAN you FIND? CIRCLE ble to control which is dominant at back and wait just a little while ity. You'll learn important lessons. wesetout toaccomplish,and that longer. Be patient. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Tl-JEM GONG UPOR DOWN, any given time you should learn to - Your intuition is keen today, but 4CROSS AND 0IA6