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PILOTS inspect F-14 aircraft which landed at the Saipan International Airport Wednesday after being diverted from Guam because of Typhoon Hunt. The group of seven F- 14s, which came from the USS Independence in Japan waters, and one C-130 left at 1:30 p.m. yesterday. Gay hits Marshalls, Suspect in drug, moves toward Guam AGANA, Guam (AP) - of injuries or major damage Typhoon Gay ripped off roofs from the republic, which is and thrashed palm trees with about 2,100 kilometers (1,300 gun case posts 145 kph (90 mph) winds in the miles) east-southeast of Guam. northern Marshall Islands and Guam is 6,100 kilometers was growing stronger as yester­ (3,800 miles) west of Hawaii day as it moved on a possible and 2,400 kilometers (1,500 $ 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 b o n d track toward Guam. miles) south of Japan. On Wednesday, Guam was Power was knocked out in brushed by Typhoon Hunt - the Majuro by a typhoon-generated THE OWNER of a house in nearby. Meanwhile, the preliminary fourth typhoon to affect the US electrical storm, and interna­ Garapan that yielded guns, bul­ One of the vehicles, a 1992 hearing of Mario M. Reyes, a territory in three months - but tional telephone service from lets and illegal drugs was released Nissan Maxima, was traced by suspect in the murder of carpenter no injuries or major damage the capital was disrupted from detention yesterday morn­ police investigators to be a gov­ Eladio O. Laude, will proceed were reported. Wednesday. ing. ernment car issued to Senate Vice Monday despite the suspension ' “Everything’s back to nor­ As of 10. a.m. yesterday , 'Henry I. Iguel, an employee of President Francisco Borja. of the preliminary hearing of his mal,” Guam Civil Defense Gay’s center was located 2,220 one of the member-companies of Borja could not be reached for co-defendant Joseph Anthony. spokesman Mike Frankquez kilometers (l,380!miles) east- the John T. Sablan group, was comment. A staffer at the senator’s Bowie. said yesterday. southeast of Guam, moving to released after posting $500,000 office in Capitol Hill said Borja Court proceedings concerning In the Marshalls, the eye of the west-northwest at 14 kph (9 worth of property bond facilitated was still in Tinian yesterday. Bowie was temporarily suspended Typhoon Gay spared all but mph), said Navy Petty Officer by lawyer David Wiseman. Two of the nine guns were pending resolution by the Su­ Ailuk and Wotho atolls as it Mark Wireman of the typhoon The bail for Iguel was initially seized from the house of Iguel preme Court of his appeal on a passed through the scattered warning center. placed at $1 million but the court while the seven other firearms, motion to be freed from deten­ subsequently reduced it by half. including a Luger nine-millime- tion. islands Wednesday and yester­ If the storm continued on its Iguel, 30, and his nephew ter assault weapon, were found in Bowie’s counsel G. Anthony day, according to the U S present course, Guam would Sylvestre Iguel, 21, were arrested the government car. Long filed the motion initially military’s Joint Typhoon feel its effects Monday, Tuesday when a team of police The ice and marijuana were with the Superior Court because, Warning Center here. About 500 Wireman said. officers armed with a search war­ found in the house and in the according to the defense attorney, people live on Ailuk, which is The storm had sustained wind rant found a total of nine guns and second vehicle— a four-by-four the affidavit accompanying the about 320' kilometers (200 of at least 200 kph (125 mph) miles) north of Majuro, the and gusts to 250 kph (155 mph), an undetermined quantity of bul­ extra cab pickup. arrest warrant served on Bowie capital, and about 90 live on lets, crystal methamphetamine or The younger Iguel was earlier was neithfer notarized nor made and forecasters said it could Wotho. reach “supertyphoon” status - “ice” and marijuana in Iguel’s released and placed under the under the declaration of perjury, There were no initial reports continued on page 6 house and in two vehicles parked custody of his aunt. continued on page 11

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ACTING Governor Benjamin T. and encourages open Manglona signed yesterday a govemmentWe do not tolerate contract to have Attorney Dennis wrongdoing,” he added. O’Shea serve as the independent The acting governor said vital special prosecutor in the matter of services of government agencies the legislature’s House Oversight should not be allowed to be Committee and the Common­ crippled by unsubstantiated ac­ wealth Utilities Corporation cusations. (CUC), the Commonwealth News The Office of the Governor is Service (CNS) reported. the signatory of all government Certain allegations of misman­ contracts. Manglona said ‘The agement and wrongdoing have signing of this particular contract, been levelled at CUC. “If these in light of the present situation, allegations are true, appropriate will provide the people with action must be taken. If false, confidence and trust in our com­ they must be put to rest,” mitment to let justice prevail A COCONUT tree stands on a bit of dry land while rainwater floods the road in front of the Public School Manglona said. among the three branches of our System warehouse and several business establishments in Puerto Rico.______‘This administration preaches continued on page 6

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TO A NEW LOCATION IN GUALO RAI By Eileen Guerrero Ferdinand Marcos and installed VISITORS to the Northern (Formerly Maharani Rest.) Corazon Aquino, Ramos’ prede­ Marianas totaled 488,330 in the Visitor arrivals by MANILA, Philippines (AP) - cessor. fiscal year ended Sept. 30, re­ 1 Former Singaporean Prime Min­ Framers were so concerned with flecting a 13 percent increase from country of origin preventing the emergence of a ister Lee Kwan Yew on Wednes­ 424,458 visitors recorded in fis­ (fiscal year 1992) day blamed the Philippines’ po­ new strongman that they estab­ cal year 1991, figures released Japan 345,971 litical and economic problems on lished a system in which the divi­ yesterday by the Marianas Visi­ US (Inclu. Guam) 79,142 its US-style government which sion of powers among the execu­ tors Bureau showed. at produces “gridlock on every ma­ tive, legislative and judiciary is Australia 2,594 Arrivals during the first month jor issue.” more pronounced than under the Hong Kong 4,480 fiscal 1993 increased by 17 per­ In a separate appearance, Presi­ American system, which was the Korea 31,615 cent, from 34,436 in October 1991 FIRST FLORAL dent Fidel Ramos acknowledged model. Taiwan 11,163 to 40,134 in October 1992. that “something is terribly wrong” Lee said that Filipinos must Others 13,365 Come to our first with the way the country has gov­ learn that “politics is not simply Japan retained its position as Arrivals to; the primary source of tourists to erned itself since independence elections with singing, fiestas and Saipan 472,063 the Northern Marianas. Some and that factionalism threatens the giveaways but that it is about their Rota 5,661 CHRISTMAS lives, jobs and wages, homes, 345,971 Japanese visited the nation’s future. Tinian 606 Lee told the Philippine Busi­ schools, hospitals.” CNMI in fiscal 1992. O P E N H O U S E ness Conference that this country His remarks reflected a widely In October 1992,27,459 Japa­ NOV. 26, must restore law and order, abolish held view in East Asia that de­ nese visited the CNMI, up 11 the past fiscal year. Taiwan, a restrictions on trade and invest­ mocracy and liberalism alone are percent from 24,634 in the same new market, sent 11,163 visitors ment and build up infrastructure insufficient to guarantee eco­ month last year. to the CNMI last year. \ / n / 1 if it is to join the Southeast Asian nomic success. Visitors from the US, including Most of the visitors to the CNMI 1 economic boom. In a remarkably frank assess­ Guam, totaled 79,142 and repre­ went to Saipan, which played host The Philippines economy is ment, Ramos told the National sented the second biggest market to 472,063 tourists in fiscal 1992. I d a y stagnant even though its other Security Council that Filipinos, for the CNMI tourism industry. Rota received 15,661 visitors; Southeast Asian neighbors enjoy the first Asians to gain freedom Visitors from the US totaled while Tinian welcomed 606. after World War II, squandered W E H A V E the world’s highest economic 6,810 last month, reflecting a 10 Airtransportationremainedthe the opportunity because of their EVERYTHING YOU NEED  growth rates. percent improvement from 6,205 choice of tourists to the Northern V . 8:00AM-8:00PM - “One problem is the Philippines provincial attitudes and internal 1 in October 1991. Marianas. In fiscal 1992 a total of : MONDAY-SATURDAY TO DECORATE FOR THE has an American-style constitu­ bickering. Korea was the third biggest 480,557 visitors came aboard HOLIDAYS. i tion, one of the most difficult to Ramos said the nation’s indus­ 10:OOAM-5:OOPM - TEL: 234-1269, 1 operate in the world,” Lee said. “I try has grown inefficient behind source of visitors for the CNMI, aircraft, while only 7,773 arrived SUNDAYS 1255, 6339 don’t believe Korea, Taiwan, protectionist walls at a time when accounting for 31,615 tourists in by ship. Hong Kong or Singapore could the rest of the world was disman­ 'ítyoítdatl· Studio. 'Ptctwieâ- Special FREE ^REFRESHMENTS & ONE CARNATION have succeeded as they have done tling such controls. DEQ w ater report BRING THIS AD AND QUALIFY TO WIN A CHRISTMAS DRAWING if they had to work under such a “We all realize there is some­ Package A $20.00 Package B. $25.00 Package C. $30.00 Package D. $35.00 constitution, where gridlock on thing terribly wrong about the way every major issue is a way of we’ve been trying to ran our affairs THE DIVISION of Environmen­ thought to indicate presence life.” since independence,’ he told the tal Quality advised the public of human and animal waste in 1 8x10 1 8x10 18x10 2 8x10 The constitution was drafted meeting. “We lag behind almost yesterday not to swim or fish the water. 1 5x7 1 5x7 2 5x7 2 5x7 following the 1986 uprising that every one else in a region growing within 300 feet of four areas in the Recent studies showed that 5 3R 10 3R 10 3R 10 3R ousted the late strongman at the world’s fastest rate.” next two days. water runoff in tropical envi­ In its weekly report released ronments might also contain 5 Wal. Size 10 WS 10WS 10WS yesterday, DEQ said analysis of fecal coliform bacteria from water samples from DPW chan­ the natural environment. Any number of persons, young or old. Take 3 pose to choose from. Philippine economy nel bridge, Puerto Rico dump, Until approved studies are Call Tropical Color in Garapan now! The Telephone No is 234-6306 or 234-7229 . Smiling Cove marina and the conclusive, DEQ said it would M IK E 'S JEWELRY ftjoodfjOr- the* month ft!oo-tmltr- drainage ditch near Dai-Ichi Ho­ maintain its policy of advising faces formidable odds tel showed excessive fecal colif- the public not to swim or fish Also Available 'pamiitp Çeuteten MANILA, Philippines (AP) - more than 25 percent-of the la­ orm bacteria. in waters where the amount of Christmas Cards from your favorite negative The Philippine trade secretary bor force is either unemployed DEQ said fecal coliform fecal coliform bacteria ex­ Can be printed here at Tropical Color Saipan. warned Wednesday that formi­ or works less than a full 40-hour bacteria are not usually dis­ ceeds the CNMI marine water Call us today! 234-6306 or 234-7229. 11/19.20.24,27 'AC 09631 dable problems stand in the way week. ease-causing. They are quality standards. of economic growth. While die rest of Southeast f l L E The Philippine Business Asia enjoys an economic boom, Conference, the nation’s most real per capita wages in the prominent business group, be­ Phil ippines are more than 7 per­ S a le gan its annual three-day con­ cent below their 1981 levels. vention with the upbeat theme: Navarro said the administra­ C e l e b r a t e ‘ T h a n k s g i “Ready for Takeoff. ” But Trade tion of former President Corazon and Industry Secretary Rizalino Aquino, who left office June 30, with y bur fam ily at the D iam ond Navarro cautioned that the slo­ had identified problem areas that SALE STARTS gan “should perhaps end with a were inhibiting economic re­ Yes, the Saipan Daimond Hotel offering a question mark.” covery. unique OLD-FASHION THANKSGIVING TURKEY NOV. 16-DEC.315 “Barely have we started to They included the high cost DINNER, served "family style" on platters just 1 9 9 2 regain the pace of our economic of business due to interest rates, recovery when we are again raw material and transport costs, like at home. faced with formidable odds in inadequate power and other in­ the adequacy of our infrastruc­ frastructure and inadequate in­ See our outstanding collection of fine ture, our peace and order situa­ vestment due to political insta­ Our chef has come up with this gold jewelry tion, in power supply and en­ bility. mouth-watering menu: A l l • Necklace · Bracelets · Earings · Lockets ergy and even in a strong peso,” “I can sincerely tell you that • Rings · Pendants 3*. Navarro told the group. government is seriously ad­ Sliced R oast Turkey Outstanding beauty at discounted prices As the conference began, dressing the above ob­ T h a t Beach Road, wide areas of the capital, a city stacles,” Navarro said. C andied Sw eet Potatoes of 8 million people, were Navarro also said the Phil­ Fresh Vegetable G arnish So, why don't you call now for your reservation: Garapan without electric power. The ippines was ready to partici­ Cream y M ashed Potatoes 234-5900, ext. 290. Reservations accepted only National Power Corp. said pate fully in the free trade Tel. 234-7250 electricity would be cut for five Turkey G ravies until the 25th of November...so hurry or you'll miss zone within the Association this wonderful Thanksgiving offer. hours because of the country’s of Southeast Asian Nations, C ranberry Sauce inadequate generating facilities. which goes into effect in Hom em ade Pum pkin Pies Our price is only $25.00 for adults and $ 15.00 for the kids. Give report about crimes committed or being Power shortages are among January. Fresh Fruits See you there! committed. Call CRIMESTOPPERS the reasons the Philippine But in remarks to reporters economy barely grew last year. later, Navarro seemed less SAIPAN DIAMOND HOTEL 234-7272 (PARA) Some studies have found that enthusiastic. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-5 ^MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 20.1992 us transcend provicialism so that J r ’s . . . together we can discover the continued from page 4 greatness of our country despite PiP S^M^THrMG A M eeting Place For Our committee(s) to approve laws for all its flaws. I relish its greatness or against the CNMI, again and take pride in the fact that I am H a p R sN a T O pinions. . .And Yours. .. without our participatin. Yet we a part of the greatest country in have no courage at all to seek the world. It is from its greatness participation in the very institution and vision that I wish to benefit (U.S. Congress) which makes and from in the gradual building— determines the fate of the whole however a grain of s and at a time— EDITORIAL country. Do you see the consis­ of an internationally accepted tency in our inconsistency on this sovereign-Northern Marianas. issue? Think about it, friends. This is America, “...my country Let us stop second guessing the ’tis of thee” and I am proud of all W ar against drugs strongest institution in the nation that it has done for mankind when in fact we can participate “...from sea to shining sea.” directly and even question deci­ *** ABOUT five years ago crystal methamphetamine or “ice” sions made by any and all U.S. Ha faisen-yo un patgon un was virtually unknown in the Northern Marianas. The Governmental agencies. kuestion na kanaha gai minapot *** yangin ti preparao yan listo hao drug abuse problem during that time meant marijuana. It is somewhat a “Johnny Come manhaso. Kuestion: “HafaTiu As it is today, murder five years ago was a most serious Lately” to attempt undoing what Señor na ti malago i galago ha crime in the Commonwealth. Today, however, murder is has been done however strange krusa i chalan?” Sigedemanhaso- not just killing. It seems that taking a person’s life is not and shortsighted the Covenant yorasonsiha. Kada usañgane un enough; it must be accompanied by prolonged pain and Agreement may be. But let us ineppe, ilegña nú guaho na lache- turn a disadvantage into an ad­ yo. Uttimoña ilegña: “Samaañao suffering, even the humiliation of the human body after vantage. Let us get our act to­ nu i Filipino ni tumotohge gi otro death. gether so to refine this relationship bandan chalan.” Letters to the Editor *** C ^> Authorities have linked drug abuse, specially ice, with with the U.S. Only when we the rise in crime incidence and the growing violence. Five decide to accept this “deal” as Yangin man gaiga hit galago nu ours and therefore a part of us i dadao, tapegagaye tablero i hiyoñg years ago we had marijuana problem and the most could we begin advancing our gumata kosake i besitata hu gai serious crimes against persons then involved “just” sentiments in the most appropri­ tiempo manyau. Este na tablero R u n n in g out of chlorine a crim e ilelegña gi fino English: “Beware shooting with guns or stabbing with knives. Now we have Jr’s Agenda ate manner. Otherwise, we will Dear Editor: contaminants. It’s easy enough to and whoever is in charge of order­ continue barking up the wrong of Dogs”. Lao gi un songsong, ice and we hear about people being tortured and killed. A crime has been committed get sick in this place without hav­ ing chlorine must accept responsi­ by John DelRosario guaha un tablero yan nuebo na tree. against the people of Saipan. The ing dirty water. bility for this mistake. During the The link between crystal methamphetamine and growing Let us attempt visualizing the notisia ilelegña: “Galago, adahe crime is running out of chlorine for The public health policy should Trust Territory time and the early violence is too obvious to go unnoticed. One of the holidays we recently observed pertains some of those who inked the Covenant Agreement essence of the entire forest. Let hao nu i Tagalo.” to “Citizenship”—the day we attained US Citizen­ the public watersupply. The health be to have a one year supply of days of Commonwealth, this would Further disturbing is the availability of the prohibited aren’t so sure why the need for a non-voting delegate. ship! I spent the day out in the links hitting shots one It seems we espouse a new position: Have your cake and safety of the entire population chlorine on hand at all times. be pcrmissablc, even laughable. No is at risk. Nothing less. That way we will substance. Clinical psychologist Joseph P. Villagomez, right after the other. Throughout the game, I was and eat it too! It certainly bogggles the mind. W a s h i n g t o n . . . continued from page 4 longer. There is no excuse for this quoting former users, said ice could be bought in Saipan struggling in quietude with a troubling personal But there may be legitimate reasons for theemergence I won’t drink tap water even if it never run out and even the slowest gross incompetence. Every drop concern: Others fought long and hard for this leave its mooring at Songkhla replied, “Until (the current Jus­ is chlorinated. However, without ship can make it to port before the of water in the public water system in as fast as two minutes. of this new sentiment. And it can be premised on the tice investigation) is all over with, citizenship often involving great personal sacri­ Thailand, for at least three years chlorine in the water, I don’t like supply runs low. should be properly chlorinated. 24 But Villagomez notes: “The drug is readily available. lack of consistent American Policies for the CNMI. and according to the harbormaster I don’t want to talk about it.” He fices. I got it free through a deal. And it came in a While we acknowlege this drawback in a “permanent” the idea of showering with it, The Governor, the Executive hours a day, 365 days a year. What’s not available is money. And because addiction is small package. It’s called the Covenant Agree­ there, it was in a state of total assured us that he was not a target. brushing my tee th or washing dishes Director of CUC, the director of Anything else is third world. relationship, we try to make a go with what we have in Eberle and Bailey had a falling there, people will commit crime to get money.” ment. disrepair,” the DIA report with it. I fear microbiological Public Health, the Chief of DEQ /s/Kennctlr L. Govcndo terms of investments from the Dragon and Tiger charged. Bailey calls the DIA out in 1989, but not before Opera­ 1 wonder how most of you feel and think of this Countries. Hardly any of these investments ever came “We are going to see more problems because young report “a damn lie,” and says his tion Rescue registered a record day of observance. Does it have any significance to from that great Buffalo Country. Interestingly, we get people don’t have money to sustain (the addiction),” says boat was out of port more than fund-raising year in 1988. Opera­ you at all? Or is this sentiment limited tothe pages a serious whipping or spanking from the big boys in 195 days during this period. tion Rescue’s Financial records Villagomez, who sees a steady increase in ice users in of lofty speeches given by public officials on this Congress perhaps because we certainly do not have K S A I explains storm reports In'a March 1987 fund-raising show that of the more than $1 the Commonwealth. day? Isn’t this a forced marriage? ls this hidden but anybody in that institution to speak on our behalf. It pitch, Operation Rescue an­ million raised between 1988 and Dear Editor: dates on the storm’s location, the night to keep listeners and prevalent sentiment the very basis that many of us seems too that we espouse electing an LNO and The government and the community must realize that nounced that Bailey discovered 1990, only 12 cents on the dollar In response to the letter regard­ intensity and likely track. treat this day as just another day off for fun at the playing little league baseball againstamajorleaguer— callers updated. the Northern Marianas has a serious drug problem and the remains of two U.S. helicop­ actually went toward helping ing untimely typhoon informa­ beach? Think about it. Congress second guessing its game plan. KSAI attempts to broadcast the Under Condition Three KSAI ter crewmen. The Army, however, Vietnamese refugees and hunting the responsibility of combating this threat must be a joint It seems obvious as well that we have that special tion that appeared in the Friday latest and most accurate informa­ broadcasts storm bulletins at the determined that the remains Bai­ for missing American servicemen. campaign. While it bothers this scribe that the Covenant inability conceptualizing the inseparability, of process edition of the Variety please al­ tion on all storms as soon as it is top of every hour. Under Condi­ ley sought credit for returning Bailey disowns any responsi­ Agreement was a deal about money, it seems almost and policy. May I try to define this inseparability. low me to explain KS AI’s process available. We “went the extra tion Two or One the bulletins are Government, through its law enforcement agencies were those of a single Southeast bility and fingers Eberle for the impossible today to turn back the hands of time. Process: U.S. Congressional Committees meeting to for obtaining and disseminating mile”, as the letter puts it, several and the courts, can handle only half of the task; the Asian individual. high overhead. Eberle has dis­ aired at the top and bottom of About 78.7 per cent wanted a permanent and closer discuss legislation affecting our islands without our storm information. ' The DIA was delivering these puted such claims by Bailey. years ago by installing a every hour. In addition, the first community and all its subsectors — family, schools, political relationship with the U.S. while the balance participation. Policy: The decision made by that apparent smoking guns to Justice Nevertheless, it was only after We have two sources of infor­ wcatherline for callers. How­ Condition One bulletin is preceded church, civic and other organizations must all pitch in to took a dissenting view. Today, so it seems, even continued on page 5 in 1987. But the referrals seem­ one of the crudest POW hoaxes mation when a storm approaches ever, our regular broadcast day by an EBS alarm alerting listeners prevent drugs from furtherdamaging these once peaceful JACK ANDERSON and MICHAEL BINSTEIN ingly fell into a black hole. Bailey of all materialized last year that the CNMI. They are the Emer­ runs from 5:25 a.m. to 10 p.m. that the storm is drawing near. islands. claims.no fraud was found in his Justice’s interest in Operation gency Operations Center and the Therefore, information received I welcome any questions or There must be no room for politicsorotherfragmentation cage. Postal Service officials say Rescue was rekindled. Bailey Joint Typhoon Warning Center overnight is not put omo the suggestions your readers may have WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND the alleged misinformation in publicized a photo purporting to of efforts. This must be an intensive and constant cam­ on Guam. EOC is under the aus­ wcatherline until the morning regarding typhoon information. Bailey’s fund-raising pitches was show a live POW in a Laotian pices of the Office of the Gover­ operator reports for work. The They can call me at 234-6520/21. paign to stop illegal drugs from coming jnto the Northern prison camp and began raising “impossible to substantiate” and nor and gives the official word on exception is when Condition Two Sincerely, that he had stopped using the flyers money for a rescue mission. The Marianas, prosecute those who try to bring them in and what condition Saipan, Tinian and is declared. KSAI then extends /s/Andrew A. Mazzella by the time they got wind of them. mug-shot sent Defense Depart­ develop among the people, especially the youth, Senate POW probe edges toward a finale Rota are in. JTWC provides up­ its broadcast schedule through KSAI Station Manager Records show that Operation ment investigators combing the awareness about the dangers of drug abuse. WASHINGTON—The Senate Intelligence Agency report de­ Rambo theories. Rescue’s chief fund-raiser at this jungles of Southeast Asia. ABC WE’RE ALWAYS BUSY Let us declare war on drugs, and let us all fight to win, Select Committee on POW /MIA tailing specific examples of mis­ While provably fraudulent time was dircct-mail specialist News eventually exposed the Berry's W orld before these destructive substances conquer,us. Affairs may have saved the big­ information in their fund-raising claims were rare, Operation Res­ Bruce W. Eberle. Eberle served photo to be that of a German serv­ BAKING BREAD. Our broads baked Iresh evoty few bouts In I,act. gest fireworks for the finale of its pitches. cue, a California-based POW/ as the fund-raiser for Ronald ing time for illegally exporting nil our ingrédients aro frosh — from cold cuts to Iree fixm's Whichever Subway sub you choose, year-long investigation in hear­ Justice opened an investigation, MIA charity headed by retired Reagan’s 1976 presidential bid, Asian birds. Bailey says that he we mako rt fresh — instdo and out ings set for next month: exposing then passed on the allegations of Air Force Col. Jack Bailey, was and other prominent conservative was “just going on what the ex­ the profiteers accused of preying mail fraud to the Postal Service, featured prominently in the 1987 causes — including the 1984 re- perts told me.” •SUBWAY? ¿Marianas cVariety'çÊP* on the hope and grief of POW where the probe eventually died. DIA report for penning heart­ election race of Sen. Jesse Helms, The odyssey of Operation Res­ Serving the Commonwealth for 20 years families. Postal Service officials point to rending appeals based on what R.-N.C., and independent efforts cue came full-circle last March, Published Monday to Friday By Younis Art Studio, Inc. But the probe into these groups the inherent difficulties in prov­ the DIA branded “demonstrably to raise money for the Nicaraguan when an exasperated Solarz fired Pub’.ishors: begs an even more intriguing ing false claims about POWs. false claims.” contras. Operation Rescue’s board off another letter to Justice de­ Abed and Paz Younis political question: Why did the However, some critics believe Prior to October 1986, Opera­ of advisers in 1988 also boasted manding a probe of Bailey. “Un­ Justice Department neglect to that politics may have alsocolored tion Rescue issued letters asking some prominent conservative fortunately, despiteu previous re­ Nick Legaspi...... Editor Member of thoroughly investigate these cases the probe. for up to 540,000 a month to op­ congressmen. quest to the Department of Justice Rafael H. Arroyo...... Reporter long ago? Eberle’s contract with Bailey to look into this matter, the issue Ma.Gaynor L. Dumat-ol...Reporter The The Reagan administration, erate the 275-ton Akuna ID, a Five years ago, Rep. Stephen which in 1983 deemed the return called for him to “plan, create, has never been vigorously inves­ Associated Press ship Bailey said was on the high © 1992 by NEA. Inc Solarz, D.-N.Y., and others first of POWs “the highest national seas rescuing Vietnamese boat write and prepare” the layouts tigated," the letter states. wrote then-Attomey General priority,” didn’t stand to gain by and text for Operation Rescue’s Today, Operation Rescue is P.O. Box 231, Saipan MP 96950-0231 © 1992, Marianas Vanety people— who allegedly provided "I kinda miss the political experts telling me Edwin Meese HI requesting an launching what might be per­ fund-raising program. When our under investigation by the FBI, Tel. (670) 234-6341/7578/9797 All Rights Reserved him intelligence on POW where­ w h a t I th in k . ” Fax: (670) 234-9271 investigation into reportedly ceived as a witch hunt into the abouts. associate DeanBoyd a^ked Eberle which Bailey dismisses as a con­ fraudulent POW activist groups. ranks of politically potent veter­ “In truth, the Akuna did not about his role in this operation, he spiracy to discredit him. They attached a six-page Defense ans and conservatives echoing continued on pa je 5 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-7 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRID AY-NOVEMBER 20, 1992

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DEVELOPERS adversely af­ of greed. The greed must stop He added that the resolution of and leases have been argued to be may not only lose the money he fected by judgments involving now because we are scaring off precedent-setting cases were still void ab initio and in such cases, used to purchase the land, he also if#. Article 12 of the Constitution developers and investors,” being awaited by most develop­ the party which is adversely af­ tends to lose huge amounts for the s · « shouldbe allowed torecover their Manglona said in an interview ers and investors and this has been fected by such a ruling should be improvements and developments investments Senator Paul A. yesterday. hurting the CNMI economy. entitled to recover their invest­ he made on the piece of land. The Manglona proposed. SB 8-124 seeks to discourage Under Article 12 of the Con­ ment, including all monies and original owner of the land who is Manglona has introduced Sen­ exploitation by lawyers who rep­ stitution, only persons of NMI capital paid for the purchase or suing for Article 12 should pay ate Bill 8-124 which also pro­ resent claimants in cases alleging descent are entitled to own land in lease of the land, building, struc­ back the developer after getting vides for caps on fees charged by violations of the land alienation the Northern Marianas. tures and other improvements on back the land. We should have lawyers handling real property provision of Article 12. This restriction has led to the the land,” Manglona said in his some form of an arrangement to cases. Manglona, cited a practice by practice by developers to use bill. protect them,” he said. “My bill will be good for our lawyers to ask for a percentage of dum m ies. He said the cost of money from If the original owner does not № ^ developers, most of whom have the land involved in the dispute, Discovery of this modus the time that elapsed since the have the means todo so, Manglona purchased land but are holding aside from high fees. operandi led to numerous lawsuits land transaction, the improve­ said it will be up to the court to off their development due to un­ He said there should be a rea- from landowners who were ments and the judgment voiding decide as to what is the most eq­ certainty over Article 12,” sonable’Ievel of fees set for this overwhelmed by the sudden surge the transaction should also be uitable thing to do. VScfoC^tat Manglona said. type of cases and that costs should in the value of their former prop­ taken into account. He suggested that developers “We have to accept it, Article not be tied to the value of the erties. “This is w hall term as ‘equitable go direct to landowners and get a XII is working negatively because disputed land. “Most of these land purchases adjustment,” because a developer lease for 55 years. “W e’re looking at keeping a J o r Jrie n d s who always care... stable economy. If this bill is not passed, a lot of these lands already J o y he Ja rrn ly who always hare... transacted will be idle. The mes­ sage will be out that the CNMI wi 11 be an investm ent risk because J o r ¿Associates w ho w ere alw ays fa ir... we can’t even get our land matters in place,” Manglona said.

M anglona... continued from page 1 T h e s e gays are very rare... government.” There have been tremendous improvements and progress in the T o forget hem never dare... water, power and sewer facilities of the CNMI. According to Say " Thank with Manglona, “All of these accom­ plishments have been made dur­ ing the past two and a half years S ola Crystal W are. because of the dedication and ex­ pertise of the CUC’s executive director, its board of directors, and its hardworking staff and em­ ployees.” Gay... V isit our Shop in Garapan and avail of Thanksgiving offer. continued from page 1 with sustained wind of more than Sala C rystal T-Shirt and one (1) R affle 240 kph (150 mph). The eye of Typhoon Hunt missed Guam by about 16 kilo­ coupon for every purchase of $30.00 w orth of gift item s. meters (10 miles), but the north­ ern part of die island was hit with sustained wind of 100 kph to 110 kph (60 to 70 mph) and gusts to 145 kph (90 mph), Air Force Capt. G et a chance to w in an Em il B rost C rystal A rt w ork. Dan Mundell said. Hunt passed between Guam and T he m ore you purchase the bigger your chance to w in this the Northern Marianas chain and continued to move nordi west into fabulous prize. the open Pacific on Thursday, Mundell said. Typhoon Omar hit Guam on Aug. 28, causing dlrs 500 million 50% D ow n paym ent for any item on our Layaw ay Program , in damage. Typhoon Brian swept past the island Oct. 21, causing and 15 % w orth of gift certificate upon light damage, and Typhoon Elsie skirted Guam with winds of 160 full paym ent o f said item /s. kph (100 m ph) on Nov. 2, causing little damage. Guam is west of die interna­ tional date line. Storms that are F or m ore inform ation, please call at 233-8126/27 called hurricanes east of the line are called typhoons west of it. --FIRST FLORAL HAFADAI HOTEL JOETEN s a l a ^ L · . - CRYSTAL S a v e BEACH ROAD W a t e r MODERN STATIONERY-# -DFS a n d BANK OF GUAM P o w e r FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 8-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY- NOVEMBER 20.1992

1 9 9 2 ______* ‘Sex’ rem oved from libraries AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Madonna’s book “Sex” has been removed from ANNUAL ISLAND Æ two public libraries but not because of the revealing photos. % k m "*** Two library branches pulled the book off shelves because of wear and tear on the spiral bindings, the city’s library director said Tuesday. ARTS EXHIBITION I Director Brenda Branch said officials are deciding whether to have TREASURE CHEST the books repaired, which could take a month to six weeks. 1st Floor, Katupak Bldg. The book shows the pop diva pumping gas in the nude, hitchhiking in N ov. 20 - D ec. 11 nothing but heels and enacting sexual fantasies laced with bondage and Across KSAI Radio Station in Susupe bisexuality. M on - Fri - 8am - 4:30pm

W ed & Fri (E vening) 6-8pm V alentine w ith a steak knife ZILLAHK. Wasol(left) a freshman at Marianas High School, won the art contest sponsored by the CNMI Council for Humanities. She Sat & sun -1 0am -4pm NEW YORK (AP) - A month after discovering film director and received a $150 check and a plaque. Holding her winning piece Is her comedian Woody Allen was having an affair with her daughter, Mia teacher, Wesley C. Foster. Farrow sent him a valentine consisting of a family photograph pierced with a steak knife through her heart, a newspaper reported Wednesday. An Exhibit of Contemporary ^ Steel skewers were also plunged into the hearts of each of the eight Arts by the Artists of ^ children gathered around her in the photo, New York Newsday said. Retirem ent Fund Q © €> e> © The card, a photo of which appeared in the newspaper, also contained (*> Rota, Tinian & Saipan ^ a Farrow poem: “Once my heart was one and it was yours to keep. My at the CNMI Convention child you used and pierced my heart a hundred times and deep.” collection rate cut Farrow gave Allen the card last Valentine’s Day after discovering he THE NORTHERN Mariana Is­ fund Center, Capitol Hill - .« B was having an affair with her college-age adopted daughter, Soon-Yi lands Retirement Fund has reduced However, Manglona said the Previn, Newsday said. LOTS Of NEW ARRIVALS FOR THE HOLIDAYS! — the amount it collects from the unfunded liability of the government Farrow and Allen were companions for a dozen years before their New Arrivals of the Latest Fashions in Men's & Women's Clothes, Opening Reception government as payment for the stood at $139 million, an amount breakup and custody dispute over three children. Purses^hoes & Accessories Just in Time for the Holidays! fop Artists retirement benefits of its employ­ representing the payment deficit to Novemlier20 ees, acting Fund Administrator account for members who did not Men's & Women's Fashion Watches and Sunglasses. W ym an appears in court Edward H. Manglona said yester­ start paying their contributions until m 10 - 50% OFF SELECTED ITEMS !!! 6 -9pm day. October 1980, but were already re­ LONDON (AP) - Rolling Stones guitarist Bill Wyman, 56, went to The rate was loweredfrom 17.88 ceiving retirement benefits. court Wednesday for a hearing in his disputed divorce settlement with Fop more information ex-wife Mandy Smith, 22. percent of actual payroll to 17.021 percent, effective Nov. 1. Wyman and his wife of less than two years were divorced in May Call CCAC In a telephone interview, 1991 but have failed to agree over the terms of their settlement. Manglona said the Fund is project­ 3 2 2 - 9 9 8 2 Miss Smith looked pale and downcast at the lunchtime adjournment ing better financial capability to on the third day of the closed-door hearing, and walked alone from the 3 2 2 - 9 9 8 3 courtroom to join her mother and sister in an ante-room. pay for pension and administrative Wyman smiled and joked with his lawyers as he left the building. costs. “The board of trustees has de­ The two met when she was 13 years old. They were married in June « ” Bl™ ?°™°NWBlLTHCqUNCIL FOR » CULTURETHROUGH ITS GHANTORS, THE jlflTIOIMlfNDOWWENT FOR ARTS 1989. cided to lower the rate we’re col­ lecting after our consulting actuar­ ies recommended we could well L oren going to Som alia afford it without affecting our op­ REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL GENEVA (AP) - Sophia Loren plans to go to Somalia to call attention erations and our commitment to DPW93-RFP-00246 to'the suffering of refugees and perhaps “change my whole life.” our members,” he said. “There are moments in our lives when by an unpredictable event we The fund’s assets are invested in 2 6 The Department of Public works is soliciting Proposals from qualified firms for the supply and self find ourselves facing honor, pity and shame,” Miss Loren said revenue-generating ventures and ^ NOVEMBER V of fuels, lubricating oils and automotive products for the island of Saipan. Wednesday after being named a goodwill ambassador for the U.N. has resulted to a fairly generous High Commissioner for Refugees. return on investment (ROI), giving r The requirements are as follows: The 58-year-old actress said such a moment came to her about a year way to a low assumption rate of JUICES Assorted Juices Product Projected Volume ago when she saw a picture of a starving Somali child “tragically return. SALADS Corn Salad, Potato Salad, Carrot Salad, Bean Salad Minimum Maximum attempting a smile.” The assumption rate of return, whichisvaluatedevery year, refers to 1. Unleaded Gasoline 400,000 gal/yr. 600,000 gal/yr. The child is probably dead by now, Miss Loren said, but she said she C O LD T R A Y S Smoked Ham with Cheddar Cheese, Roast Chicken with 2. Diesel Fuel 100,000 gal/yr. 175,000 gal/yr. hoped to be able to do something for the refugees still alive. the needed percentage of profit from Mayonnaise, Shrimp Fountain, Duck and PorkTerrine with 3. Various lubricating oils as required She plans to leave for Kenya by the end of the week to visit a refugee the investment that will enable the Sauce Cumberland 4. Brake fluids/solvents as required camp, then cross into Somalia. fund to be “fully funded,” which means it could fully amortize JAPANESE Sashimi, Futomaki, Somen and Soba with Sim on outraged by court ruling unfunded liabilities starting October Condiments, Assorted Pickles The period for supplying the above products will be four (4) years. The firm will propose the term NEW YORK (AP) - Pop star Paul Simon is outraged that the man who 1,1980 when the Retirement Fund o f the contract. SOUP OF THE DAY killed his “Graceland” colleague Headman Tshabalala won’t spend a Act took effect. According to Manglona, the fund As part of the proposal, a computerized, automated service station shall be designed and constructed day in jail. GRILL Assorted Sausages, Poprose Tshabalala, a member of the black South African vocal group needs a 7.5 percent ROI to be “fully by the firm. The facility shall meet DEQ and EPA standard. Preliminary drawings of the station funded” and to pay off the pensions Ladysmith Black Mambazo, was shot to death last Dec. 10 by a white ON S TA TIO N Prime Rib, SucKling Pig, Waffles, Pancakes, Omelettes, Eggs are available at DPW Technical Services Di vision at a cost of $ 100.00. Wi th the given specification of its retiring members, including security guard. Sean Nicholas, 26, was sentenced by a South African cooked per order as the minimum requirement, amortization of the cost of the service station shall be distributed for administrative costs. The previous court last week to five years, two of which were suspended and the rest a; assumption rate of return was 8 per­ Onion and Potato Omelette, Bacon, Ham, Hash Browns, Roast of which will be served under house arrest. H O T ITEM S a) Four-year period cent Turkey with Stuffing, Creamed Potatoes, Corn on the Cob, “This isn’t the sentence for murder,” Simon, 51, was quoted as saying b) Eight-year period “We could do well enough even Qreen Beans, Marinated Crispy Duckling, Honey and Qinger in Wednesday’s Daily News. “This is an insult to Headman’s family, as c) Twelve-year period with this projected ROI plus the Spiced Pork, Qarlic Shrimp, Vegetable Medley, Broccoli Au if his life has no value. But that’s the way it is under apartheid. It makes 17.021 percent contribution from Gratin, Steamed Rice you ashamed to be white.” Proposals must be submitted to the office of the Chief of Procurement and Supply no laterthan 4:00 government employers,” he said. The shooting occurred when Nicholas pulled Tshabalala, 44, over to Pullman Bread, Whole Cracked Bread, Cinnamon Loaf, Raisin p.m., November 27, 1992,. Due to the reduction, he said the BREADS make a “citizen’s arrest,” saying Tshabalala was driving erratically. Loaf Bread, Garlic Bread, Twist Bread, Bread with Blueberry government might have to pay about T shabalala was one of four brothers in the 10-member Ladysmith Black Filling, Farmer's Bread, Cheese Bread, Apple Bread, French A pre-proposal.conference will be held at the Department of Public Works at 2:00 p.m., on Friday, Mambazo, which performed intricate harmonies on Simon’s Grammy- SI million less than.· what it should Bread, Brioche, Ensaymada, Doughnut, Plain Cheese Muffin, November 13, 1992. winning “Graceland” album. have been paying for this year. Chocolate Muffin, Banana Bread, Fruit Cake Slice, Cheese Cake According to Manglona, the CNMI Slice, Danish Pastries with Cinnamon, Danish with Fruits, Viena government turned in an estimated Proposals will be evaluated based on the following criteria: B B joins anim al rights lobby Bread, Pumpernickie, Biscuits, Chocolate Croissants a) Cost o f unleaded gasoline & diesel fuel per gallon; total of $20 million in employer HELSINKI, Finland (AP) - Former French film star Brigitte Bardot Assorted Pies at Apple, Peach, Cherry and Pumpkin Ice Cream b) Cost of service station; and contribution for fiscal year 1992, a PASTRY has joined an animal rights lobby that wants to stop the hunting of significant increase from theprevious Bombe, Berliners, Chocolate Ganache, Assorted French c) Completion time Of service station. endangered bears, wolves and lynx in Finland. fiscal year’s $15.4 million. Pastries, Cassata, Rice Pudding, Gelatine Coupes, Assorted “We are very pleased by her support,” said Paivi Viinikainen- This was partly due to the 14 per- Fruit Mousse Cups, Fruit Tray, Banana Pudding, Pineapple AQUA RESORT CLUB The government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive any imperfections in Rosqvist, director of Animalia, the Finnish Federation for the Protec­ cent across-the-board salary increase Upside Down Cake, Assorted Cookies, Pate Choux with Pastry the interest of the Government. C ream S aip an tion of Animals. On Monday, Animalia received a letter from Bardot's for government employees in June CONCURRED BY: For Reservation C all 322-1234 animal-rights foundation, signed by Bardot. 1991 under the Salary Act, which /s/DAVID M. APATANG ELIZABETH H. SALAS-BALAJADIA “I sincerely hope that you will get the necessary support from expanded the collection base of the Fax: 322-1220 Chief, Procurement & Supply Director of Public works international organizations to be able to take your cause as strongly and efficiently as possible through the Finnish Parliament,” said the letter. 10-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NCV EMBER 20,1992 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-11

H otel w orker loses Tan hits changes DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA fingers in accident MARINE INSURANCE IF YOUR CARGO ARRIVES OUT OF SORTS Central Executive Committee A WORKER suffered serious when a metal bucket fell on him on au d itor’s b ill Saipan, MP 96950 injury in an accident at the Hotel YOU W O N ’T BE OUT OF POCKET. while another worker was crushed CHANGES in the proposal for an funding the office with one per­ Nikko in San Roque Wednesday to death by glass sheets while The professionals at Moylan's Insurance can advise independent Public Auditor’s cent of the general fund and one night, police said yesterday. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO ALL MEMBERS AND SUPPORTERS supervising a crane. you as to how to get the right kind of marine Office, made it worse than the percent of the total operations Hideo Yamada lost four fin­ The Occupational Safety and insurance so you can recover from lost or existing law Public Auditor Scott budget of all public corporations OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY gers of his left hand while, re­ Health Administration reminded damaged merchandise—fast! K. Tan said yesterday. and autonomous agencies; and the pairing the hotel’s power gen­ Saipan employers in July of the In an interview, Scott said as legality of the unchecked repro­ erator. need to provide workers with THE GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC Protect your investments and avoid amended, lost its value and would gramming authority granted to the His left hand’s forefinger was safeguards against health and ac­ deldys in settling your claims. Call defeat the very purpose for which Public Auditor. PARTY WILL BE HELD ON; also nearly severed. cident risks in the work place. Moylan's today. It's the smart way it was conceived. “Organizational independence Yamada, 56, was working alone An OS HA information sheet to do business on land or sea “If this is the bill to be enacted, is what our office needs and that when his left hand accidentally WHEN: SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 21.1992 says that employersproventohave we might as well leave the old law was the intent of the original bill. touched a turbine that cut off four willfully or repeatedly violated alone,” he said. ( But with the way it was recalled TIME: 2:00 P.M. of his fingers. rights of employees to safe work SB 8-8 otherwise known as the and amended, the spirit i s not there PLACE: OLD LEGISLATURE BUILDING. SIJSUPE The accident happened at 10:41 places, equipment, industrial Public Auditor Amendment Act anymore. The last version the p.m. Police officers arrived at chemicals, and living quarters of 1992, allows the public auditor Senate passed is inferior to the old 10:51 p.m. at the accident site could be penalized from a mini­ to do his job without any political law on almost all aspects,” Tan THE PURPOSE OF THE MEETING IS TO ELECT A NEW SLATE OF where a medical team had started mum of $5,000 to as much as pressure and retribution from said. giving first aid to Yamada. CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND TO ADOPT $70,000. agencies it audits. Tan objected to the reduction The worker from Japan was THE PARTY'S BY-LAWS. Meanwhile, a lady filed an as­ At present, the public auditor of funds and the lack of indepen­ brought to the Commonwealth sault and battery complaint yes­ depends on other agencies for its dence from the Department of Health Center for further treat­ terday against her boyfriend. needs like personnel, procurement Finance and the Personnel Of­ SEE YOU ALLAT THE MEETING. ment. Antonita Bautista told police and funding. fice. Work-related accidents have her boyfriend slapped her three The bill, which seeks to free the “We simply cannot operate on injured a number of workers and times while they were quarreling. office from political subservience, the level of funding proposed in THANK YOU, claimed the lives of at least four The name of the boyfriend was was introduced by Sen. Paul A. the latest version and we will con­ in Saipan this year. withheld because the police report Manglona. tinue to be subservient to the two A construction worker died did not indicate his age. MOYLAN’S INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. The Legislature has passed the agencies for our procurement and Another person, Vincent HOME OF THE GOOD GUYS AND GALS bill but actingGovemorBenjamin personnel needs,” he said. Tudela, also complained that a CHAIRMAN n£·. T. Manglona requested that it be The bill, in the form of S.B. 8- 9mm pistol man came to his residence, pushed P.O. Box 658. Saipan,Saie MP 96950 recalled because of questions on 8, S.D. 1, is now pending action at him down and tried to hurt him. Telephone: 234-6142/6442/6571/7185 Fax: 234-8641 its constitutionality. the House of Representatives. turned over Manglona listed the following concerns: the legality of the OPA to police maintaining its power to establish CARRIER’S and administer its own bank ac­ A WOMAN resident of Capitol count independently from the Hill turned over a nine-millime­ general fund; the feasibility of ter pistol to the police Wednes­ day. T H A N K S ELI V I N G Vilma M. Vidal told police her O c e a n a husband, Sidney Stephenson, 48, S u s p e c t . . . had long been keeping the gun in continued from page 1 Thursday, November 26th T h a n k s g i v i n g D i n n e r their house. The woman went to the police Bourbon-Spiced Pumkin Soup -The lower court denied the with Fried Com Crepes headquarters at 1:50 p.m. and N ovem ber 13th - 28th motion, saying it has the discre­ H. handed the gun to a police officer. tion to issue an arrest warrant. Triology of Winter Leaves on Dark Beer-Roasted Assistant Police Chief Ray B. CAFE & TERRACE Judge Alex Castro yesterday Buck Breast & a Tangerine Vmigarette Camacho said Vidal explained she Geenna decided that the preliminary surrendered the pistol for her own hearing on Reyes should proceed Holiday Brunch CHOICE OF ENTREE Dinner Buffet safety as well as her husband’s. Monday since Reyes was served T he m ost elaborate gourmet Kili Terrace Restaurant Twelve rounds of live bullets with an arrest warrant separate Tradional Sliced Turkey on Sweet Potato Cookies captures the tradition with were found in the hand gun. brunch you have ever from that which was served on experienced. & Giblet Gravy a special holiday buffet. The woman said she found the Bowie. Or gun hidden in a small cabinet near No deficiency was noted on the Veal Chop smothered with Southern Comfort, Pumkin & Sweet Com Soups the jacuzzi pool in their house. arrest warrant served on Reyes. Live Carving Stations Glazed Apples & Pumpkin Pasta Or She claimed she did not know Bowie and Reyes’ brother, Roast Turkey & Prime Rib Broiled Turbot Fillet topped wth Medallions how herhusband acquired the gun. Efrain M. 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Farmers who did caused by drought, flood, and not file claims during the lastsign- r MILLER NIGHT SPECIAL ^ other natural disasters. up may apply for 1990,1991, or GENUINE MILLER DRAFT OR MILLER LITE BEER ‘To be eligible, producers must 1992. m m u m m c C L O v E R have suffered a crop production Soil Conservation Service loss greater than 40 percent,” said (SCS) provides technical assis­ ASCS official Ralph Ajifu. Only tance to ASCS and determines TYCO $1.50 A BOTTLE production from commercial which farmers who received di­ WITH FREE CHASERS ...IK.' crops, intended for harvest in ei­ saster relief funds farm on highly ther 1990, 1991 or 1992 may be erodible land. SCS works with L. .J considered. those farmers to develop conser­ [TIME: 4;00 P-M_ T0 2:00 A.M. "Ί Program applications may be vation plans to reduce soil ero­ CtoV0*0 P o w e r F,sher Pr*ce filed from now until Feb. 12,1993 sion. Wheels I I___ EVE НУ WE DN ES D M O H lY U il ! at the Department of Natural Re­ Farmers planting annually titled .J sources offices in Saipan, Tinian crops onhighly erodible land must and Rota. follow an approved conservation SO COME ON DOWN AND UNWIND AS YOU DRINK AND SING THE The program provides cash plan to remain eligible for certain Best Buys, Easy To Assem ble Furnitures payment for production losses on NIGHT AWAY. WE OFFER A WIDE SELECTION OF SING ALONG ' USDA program benefits, such as all commercial nonprogram crops disaster payments or cost sharing MUSIC ON THE BEST KARAOKE SYSTEM ON THE ISLAND. I; which include vegetables, root programs. Prom otional 3 Drawer Chest S p a c i o u s crops, orchards, nursery, and The Department of Natural SEE YOU ALL THERE!!! flower crops, sunflowers, sugar Resources Division of Plant in­ G a l l e r y ■rZr ■ D raw er Units beets and sugarcane. i $ 0 0 - 0 0 dustry will begin sign-up for di­ HI' t This is the second time CNMI saster assistance on Nov. 24 * - For All Your .. . . S - O t J -S> farmers have become eligible for Thursday, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., 4-Shelf , disaster funds since the CNMI at Kagman Plant Industry Office. Щ Bookcase S t o r a g e Soil and Water Conservation Farmers on Tinian and Rota are r N e e d s ! Districts first requested assistance encouraged to contact their re­ in 1991. As a result of this request, spective DNR Offices concern­ the firstsign-upoccurredin March ing the ASCS Disaster Assistance Miller Lite. of this year. One hundred and Program. It's it and that's that. KWEK'S ENTERPRISES, INC.

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EJ SI ~ m s De O ld m an looking s De Y eltsin gives KAL black box to Roh s De s De By B.J. Lee to rest by handing over to South partnership with South Korea, a immediately available but a Seoul last year, Yeltsin was not expected s De for ham m er finds s De Korea in October transcripts of new economic power, is one im­ government source, requesting to seek more Korean loans. But s De SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - what were believed to be cockpit portant emphasis of Yeltsin’s anonymity, said Yeltsinexpressed Moscow officials have shown a s De s< Russian President Boris Yeltsin voice recordings but Seoul offi­ three-day visit, which began on regret over the downed South keen interest in joint projects with Si 1 E $15.2M treasure Mir*« P at» tv« De made a surprise goodwill gesture cials said they were insufficient Wednesday. Russia is hoping to Korean airliner case. Korean businesses to develop- s De | e LONDON (AP) - A 70-year-old tion of Britain, which began in yesterday by handing over the to explain why KAL Flight 007 swap its vast natural resources for The shooting down of the Ko­ Russia’s vast natural resources,- Telephone: 234-1005 De A.D. 43 and lasted about 400 Si man with a metal detector who black box from a South Korean veered off before it was shot down, Korea’s financial help. rean Air plane heightened including natural gas. Si §En- says he was looking for a lost years. jetliner shot down in 1983, a move killing all 269 people on board. Economic cooperation was high East-West tensions at the time During Yeltsin’s visit, the two S; M od® IPg)flg)g®-©|]DfliiD®§@ teflaooiM O Bii De hammer has unearthed a hoard of Ms. Plouviez, a specialist in the that he hopes will resolve linger­ S' De But South Korea demanded the on the agenda for talks between and is still a highly emotional governments planned to formally Si De buried gold and silver that one history of the occupation who ing mystery and resentment over return of the black box itself. Yeltsin and Roh. Other major issue in South Korea. On endorse a proposed $15 billion S i To Our Valued Customers De news report said could be worth works for Suffolk County Coun­ the case. Reversing a previous Russian topics included the 1983 KAL Wednesday, about 40 relatives of natural gas pipeline linking Si­ S i De S i Ming Palace Restaurant now extends its business hours De 10 million pounds ($15.2 mil­ cil, said: “It is one of the finest Yeltsin surprised President Roh statement, Yeltsin said in Moscow incident and Communist North victims demonstrated in front of beria and Seoul. The project being S i De lion). known from Roman Britain. It is· Tae-woo and other South Korean last week he was willing to hand Korea’s suspected nuclear weap­ the Russian Embassy and the ho­ pushed by business consortia of S i u n til 4:00 a.m. daily. Come and enjoy our delicious night De S snack delicacies with your friends or by yourself down at De Archaeologist Judith Plouviez priceless in terms of the knowl­ officials when he offered them an over the black box to South Ko­ ons development. tel where Yeltsin was staying. both countries is still in the plan­ S' De said of the hoard found by retired edge it will give us.” orange-colored case containing rea. After tough negotiations over After the 90-minute summit ning stages, but a breakthrough ¡s the Beach Road, Garapan. De IS De gardener Eric Lawes in a field It includes a solid silver model the cockpit voice recorder from But he said it would be better to the weekend, South Korea agreed talks, Yeltsin and Roh signed a was reached when Russia ob­ De near the village of Hoxne in the of apanther, gold chains,hundreds the ill-fated Korean Air (KAL) deliver the black box to the to resume a $3 billion loan pack­ historic friendship treaty pledg­ tained agreement from s , cf s i ® De ISi De county of Suffolk about 80 miles of gold and silver coins, spoons, jumbo jet flight. South Korea had Montreal-based International' age that i t suspended in 1991 when ing to open a new era of Communist North Korea to let ? e ?§ £¥ M J ! ® M t № IS, 3e (130km)northeastofLondon: “It ornaments, gem-studded jewelry long demanded the return of the Civil Aviation Organization be­ Russia failed to pay interests on cooperation between the two the pipeline pass through its ter­ ISi De s De is an incredibly exciting and and a gold pendant encrusted with' black box. cause the United States, Canada the first $ 1.47 billion installment former adversaries. Itcallsforboth ritory. Si De amazing find.” rubies weighing more than a “I am going to hand over the and other countries are demand­ of the loans. sides to regard each other as Later Thursday, Yeltsin was to s De s De She said it was impossible to pound (0.45 kg). blackbox and taped recordings to ing its return. The Korean agreement came friendly countries. speak at a meeting of Korean s , De say how much the hoard unearthed The hoard was unearthed on resolve all ligering doubts about Russian officials previously had only after Russiapromised to send The 15-article treaty is the first business leaders to appeal for more Si De IS s / . a * u m . ^*«piatittai4i$3£i:ir|5 iL * . De on Monday is worth until it’s ex­ land owned by the council and the incident,” Yeltsin said as he said the black box did not exist 40,000 tons of aluminum ingots political document binding the two active participation in Russia’s S De amined by experts. will be the subject of an inquest opened the case. because it was disassembled for to pay part of the $76 million in countries since Imperial Russia development projects, including S: mmir-7-v. üti'tyby-Mb&'bübtf De S' De But the London tabloidThe Sun, conducted by a coroner to decide Roh, surprised, listened intently scrutiny. overdue interest. The balance of cut off ties with Korea’s Yi dy­ those to convert its defense in­ S: De which made the find its main front­ legal ownership. If, as seems and said: “This shows sincerity In summit talks with Roh, the loan package will be made nasty in the late 19th century. dustry to consumer factories. Si De S i I X R t i O t t ' De page report yesterday, said itcould likely, the coroner rules the hoard building up between the two Yeltsin discussed matters of mu­ available in December. Korea was a Japanese colony in He also was to deliver a speech SI De be worth 10 million pounds ($15.2 is treasure trove - items found counties.” South Korean officials tual concern with emphasis on Yeltsin and Roh first held a 191(M5. The former Soviet Union at the National Assembly pre­ Si Business Hour ! : : & AM 11:00 · PM 2:00 De S i million). buried in the ground with no said they had not been informed developing new economic and one-on-one meeting followed by backed Communist North Korea senting a new Russian policy S known owner - it automatically S PM 6:00 ■ PM 10:00 Ms. Plouviez said it is believed that Russia would turn over the political partnerships between the an expanded conference among in the 1950-53 Korean War. seeking closer political, economic becomes the property of the S J l 11/20(00730) PM 10:00 - AM 4:00 to have been hidden by a rich black box during Yeltsin’s trip. two former enemies. officials from both sides. In Seoul, on his first visit to and military ties with Asian IS family about 1,600 years ago dur­ government. Yeltsin wanted to put the case Developing a viable economic Full details of the talks were not Asia since taking office in June countries. ■SeISeISSSSSS eISeISeISeISSSSSS eISeISeIeISeISS eISS eIeJSSS eISS eISSSSSSSS eISS e ing the ancient Roman occupa- But the finder normally receives a large reward, while the items Investigation are put on permanent exhibition. The British national news agency of lawmaker's Press Association said experts abduction sought have told Lawes he can expect to receive more than 1 million •SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - L A P E R G O L A pounds (S1.52 million). Opposition parties on Wednes­ The hoard, meanwhile, has been day demanded an investigation sent to the British Museum in of allegations that a lawmaker London to be cleaned and studied. was abducted to force him to sup­ YES, Suffolk County land agent Chris port the governing party’s presi­ . t T J r , Storey said: “When we were dential candidate. called (to the scene of the find), - The No. 2 opposition United the treasure was laid out in the People’s Party said the lawmaker, back of a car. There was so much Kim Bok-dong, a brother-in-law of immense value and interest that of President Roh Tae-woo, was it was staggering.” to have announced Wednesday Ms. Plouviez said: ‘These were he was quitting the ruling Demo­ obviously someone’s prized pos­ cratic Liberal Party to join the sessions that were hidden in a box UPP. Kim had been reported an­ in a hole in the ground.” noyed by his eroding position YOU Lawes, an amateur treasurer within the governing party. hunter whose wife Getha, 68, But Kim’s aides said he was bought him the 300 pounds (dlrs forcibly taken away Tuesday by 456) metal detector to keep him about 30 radio-carrying people in busy when he retired five years his constituency in Taegu, 270 Come to LA PERGOLA and Catch agoi lives in the village of Eye, kilometers (168 miles) southeast three miles (4.8 km) from Hoxne. of Seoul. The Most Gorgeous Sunsets Until now he has found only They said Kim, a former army horseshoes, buttons and a few general, was abducted because and The Coldest coins. he had decided to join the maver­ CAN! He was quoted by The Sun as ick opposition party led by bil­ saying in an interview that he was lionaire Chung Ju-yung. using the detector to look for a The presidential office said Kim hammer and other tools lost by a was brought to Roh for a break­ on the Island friend, farmer Peter Walling, fast meeting Wednesday because when he found the hoard. the president wanted to discuss The paper quoted him as say­ his political move as a “family ing : “Peter asked me to look in the member.” field for a hammer and other tools MIDWAY MOTORS AND MARINE PRODUCTS which had fallen from his tractor Following the breakfast, Kim Mon-Sat 2:00 -6:30 pm 234-7524/26 as he was plowing. __ sent a statement to news media Drink Specials: GIVE US A CALL, WE'LL GIVE YOU A RIDE! ‘The detector gave a beep, so I saying he had decided to remain sifted through the soil and found a in the Democratic Liberal Party Bud, Bud Light 99< · Kahlua Drinks 99t silver Roman coin... 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MlfrDLE ROAD and liquors. Alan Schwartz, some old world sausages and combination of traditional Our staff are waiting to help Hyatt's Oceana House Restaurant fresh Swiss baked goods to Western food, local dishes and an you. CMS manager and wine efficienado has compliment the beer. array of Asian specialities. organized a fun-filled calendar of On Friday, October 23rd, Included in the new activities, featuring seminars and Cellarmasters brought to the buffet is a noodle station, featur­ CORAL Ocean Point President Mike Imai and administrative director Antonio Muna with Rory Tarkong. tastings of different wines, beers, Oceana House an exciting "Safari ing fresh soba, rice or egg noodles and liquors imported from all four Dinner" of fine wine and exotic accompanied by a delicious broth. comers of the world. wild game dishes. The captivated The homemade soup of the day is The Cellarmasters club is diners enjoyed such delicacies as accompanied by a freshly baked Coral Ocean honors dedicated to the belief that there grilled rattlesnake, accompanied bread selection. Select from an are beverages for all tastes and by Gewurtztraminer wine, and array of fresh baked pastries, pies pocketbooks. With this thought in alligator sausage followed by and cakes. At $11, the luncheon employee who saved LEGO BUILDING CONTEST mind, Cellarmasters members Puligny Montrachet wine. buffet is one of the best meal deals were treated to an "Octo-Bcer- Future Saipan on Saipan. Lunch is served Fest" on October 11, an interna­ Cellarmasters activities will guest from drowning Monday through Saturday, from Comedienne Tamayo Olsuki (center) performed at H yatt's Cilligan 's recently. She posed tional beer tasting event where include seminars and tastings of 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.. fora picture with fon Cersonde, outgoing hood & Beverage Director of CORAL Ocean Point recently formed CPR. seven of Saipan's beer distributors vodkas, rums, cognacs, Kili Terrace also features Hyatt Regency Saipan, and Executive Chef Heiner &llenberg. honored Rory Tarkong of the “I thought he was not going to DO YOU ENJOYMAKING YOUR OWN MODELS set up tastings of their finest Armagnacs, caviar and even new all-you-can-eat buffet domestic ana imported beers at imported Cuban cigars. For dinners. Wednesday night's maintenance department for sav­ make it anymore, he was already Hyatt's Gilligan's Entertainment further information, please contact "Seafood Fantaseas includes ing the life of a hotel guest, pale, I only gained hope when I WITH YOURLEGO BRICKS? WOULD YOU LIKE Center. Guests quenched their Alan Schwartz at 234-1234, ext. 31. fresh sashimi, shrimp and Shibazaki Satoru, no Nov. 16. saw his tummy moving after sev­ mussels. Order seafood prepared eral pumps. I was scared too” any way you like it - grilled or CHEF GELLENBERG Tarkong was with his family TO SHOW OTHERS WHAT YOU CAN BUILD ? broiled to tempura-style. One of and friends at the COP beachfront Tarkong said. the local favontes is the fresh for a picnic when they heard a cry COP honored Tarkong with a mangrove crab, cooked to for help. Seeing Satoru gasping special certificate of appreciation perfection in coconut sauce. DEBUTS for breath while he was being and cash prize from COP Presi­ Saturday night is "Asian Delicacies", with dishes from the swept by strong current, Tarkong dent Mike Imai. COP Adminis­ Philippines, Japan, China and told his cousins Webster, K and trative Director Antonio Muna Indonesia. Enjoy traditional The Hyatt Regency ship, he went to Garmisch Silas, N who were then fishing to handed to him the special certifi­ favorites... nasi gorcng, gado Saipan announced this month the Partenkirchen a German ski resort cate and cash prize. gado, assorted satays and lumpia. arrival of new Executive Chef gçt Satoru from the water. set in the Alps for two years, When he was brought to the “I am no hero. It was God’s Visit the Japanese station for an Heiner Gellenberg, who brings to which launched his career in the assortment of sushi and sashimi. Saipan extensive experience in hospitality industry. He did a shore, Tarkong, with the assis­ wisdom thatsaved him,’’Tarkong Chinese chefs cook items to taste catering and gourmet dining. tour of duty with the German tance of cousin Benito, I. per- added. in traditional woks. "1 look forward to Navy, but decided to follow his Coming soon, Kili Cafe 'introducing some exciting new true calling and continue with his W and Terrace w illbring "A Taste of menu items over the next few culinary career. He joined Hyatt Mexico" eveiy Friday night, months," said Chef Gellenberg. International Hotels, with his first .■(OUR A n o r featuring authentic Mexican "Saipan is a very laid-back and position as Chef de Partie at the dishes from the South Pacific relaxing place, much different Grand Hyatt Nctv York. Several than some of the past places I Alan Schwartz hosts a Robert Mondavi Dinner for the Cellarmasters Club. Coast of Mexico along with career advances with Hyatt took traditional Mexican favorites. have lived." him from Cologne, Germany to All of Kill's specialty Chef Gellenberg Mexico and then to Buenos Aires V»* Ä N buffets are available from 6:00 attended culinary college for three before joining the food and . W O R LD TOUR & TRAVEL p.m. until 10:00 p.m., at $18.00 per years in his home country of beverage team on Saipan. adult, S9.00 per child age 12 and Germany. After his apprentice­ THANKSGIVING: under. V < 5 5 * j ?

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Slims, Merit and Parliament stops smoking each year.” posting big gains. soybeans and other oilseed crops. deficit will top $100 billion next higher than August. In fact, analysts say,,tobacco Lights. Even if the US market shrinks, WASHINGTON (AP) - US ex­ On the import side, foreign sales Both sides expvessed optimism year and remain at that level for In addition to a rise in demand companies are singing a different Lorillard Inc., the tobacco di­ ports soared to an all-time high in were up sharply for autos and the tobacco companies have as they arrived at the Blair House, the foreseeable future. forconsumerproducts, America’s tune. “Profits are fantastic,” vision of the Loews Corp. whose plenty of foreign business. September despite a sluggish other consumer goods. Shipments across the street from the White “When you look ahead for US foreign oil bill was also higher in analyst Jack Maxwell said brands include Kent and New­ David Goldman, a tobacco world economy, but imports hit a of clothing, diamonds and shoes House, for their first round of exports, they are not going to re­ September, climbing by 4.1 per­ Wednesday, the eve of the Great port, said its earnings from analyst with Oppenheimer and Co. record as well, leaving America’s all posted big gains as retailers talks Wednesday night. main as bright as they were in this cent to S4.67 billion. This reflected American Smokeout, when mil­ cigarettes rose 22.8 percent to in New York, said the anti­ trade deficit stuck atS8.31 billion stocked up in advance of the Agriculture Secretary Edward report because economic condi­ a rise in volume. The price per lions of Americans are asked to $378.5 million in the first nine smoking phenomena is “purely for the month. Christmas season. Madigan said he was pleased to tions in Europe and Japan are barrel actually edged down by 10 kick the habit for a day. months of the year as revenues American in scope.” The Bush administration, Analysts, however, said the read press reports that the EC was going to get worse before they get cents to $17.86 per barrel. Tobacco companies “are raising rose 8.2 percent to $1.574 billion. “Outside the US, cigarette pushing forward wi th negotiations surprisingly good showing for prepared to be flexible. better,” said Bruce Steinberg, The trade deficit wi th J apan shot prices and boosting efficiency,” “There continues to be a de­ consumption has been growing at - aimed at resolving a bitter farm American exports was likely to Asked if he was optimistic, economist at Merrill Lynch fi­ up 19 percent in September to said Maxwell, who follows the mand by the50million Americans a steady pace of about 2 percent a trade fight with Europe, hailed be temporary, given the pro­ Frans Andriessen, the EC’s chief nancial firm in New York. $4.44 billion, the biggest imbal­ industry for Wheat First Butcher who choose to smoke US tobacco year,” he said. “More important, the new report as a sign that nounced weakness in Europe and trade negotiator, said, “Of course. But Commerce Secretary Bar­ ance with that country since last and Singer in Richmond, Va. products,” saidThomas Lauria of tobacco companies totaled $43.8 rette consumption has declined the American style cigarette is American exporters were excel­ Japan, two of America’s biggest Otherwise we wouldn’t be here.” bara Hackman Franklin said pri­ December. The deficit just with “And consumption isn ’t dropping The Tobacco Institute in Wash­ billion, up from $41.2 billion in steadily since 1965. According to statistics from the grabbing an increasing share of ling despite the sluggish world export markets. If the talks fail, the administra­ vate forecasters were being overly Japan accounted for 53 percent of that much.” ington D.C., a cigarette industry 1991. the world market.” economy. They forecast that export sales tion has announced that it will pessimistic. She predicted the America’s total imbalance with Philip Morris Companies Inc. lobby group. “While the market Profits are up despite the fact US Department of Health and Goldman said US blend ciga­ However, private economists would falter in the months ahead slap 200 percent tariffs on S300 trade deficit could actually be the world. said its profits from worldwide has declined slightly each year that in the United States where an Human Services, the percentage rettes now control about 20 noted that the September deficit while a pickup in economic ac­ million worth of European im­ eliminated by the turn of this The trade relationships with tobacco sales rose 12.8 percent to since 1965, it’s still a strong mar­ estimated 400,000 people annu­ of Americans who smoke has percent of the global market, up was down only slightly from a tivity in the United States would ports, a move that would triple the century if the government keeps both Japan and China are likely to $5.43 billion in the first nine ket.” ally die of lung cancer, heart dropped from 42 percent in 1965 from about 10 percent just two or deficit of S8.95 billion in August. keep imports rising. price of European white wine for pushing ahead to expand markets undergo scrutiny by the new months of 1992. Revenues in­ Lauria said last year’s domestic disease and other ailments with a to 30 percent in 1985 and to just three years ago. Both months represented the Negotiators from the United US consumers. for American products. Clinton administration. President­ creased 6.3 percent to $19.15 sales for this country’s six largest suspected link to smoking ciga­ over 25 percent in 1990. “Noth­ country’s worst trade performance States and Europe began a last- Through the first nine months The September trade report elect Clinton questioned during since November 1990. The big ditch effort Wednesday to avoid a of the year, the country’s trade showed that US exports rose to a the campaign whether the United jump in exports was widespread, trade war over the issue of subsi­ deficit was running at an annual recordS38.24 billion, an increase States’ trade policy with respect Taiw an buying M irage M exico to b u ild 2 refineries with sales of chemicals, semi­ dies that the United States claims rate of S80.2 billion, up sharply of 6.8 percent over August. Im­ to both countries was tough MEXICO CITY (AP) -The state ago because it was a safety hazard The Salina Cruz plant will be conductors, computers and tele­ are costing American fanners SI from last year’s deficit of S65.4 ports were at an all-time high as enough. jet fighters from France petroleum monopoly plans to and contributing heavily to pol­ financed outside of the Pemex build two new oil refineries in the lution in what is the world’s budget, Manzanillo said, indicat­ owned warplane manufacturer TAIPEI,Taiwan (AP)-Taiwan next two years, to replace one that smoggiest urban areas. ing another probable debt-cer- US,Europe Dassault Aviation $A; D ollar ends low er; Fuel price survey on Wednesday signed contracts was closed and to meet Mexico’s Pemex - as the monopoly is tificate issue by the world’s fourth- resume talks with French companies to buy- SNBCMA, a manufacturer of growing demand for gasoline. known for short - plans to start largest oil company. airplane generators; Thomson, a (Note: The Commonwealth Energy Office sent the following cor­ 60 Mirage 2000-5 jet lighters Femando Manzanilla Sevilla, building a second refinery inearly Pemex hopes to place dlrs 350 maker of radar systems, and ¿gold prices m ixed to avert war rected summary o f the fuel price survey conducted on Nov. 2. Worth US dlrs2.6 billion, a local director of refining at Petróleos 1994, also with a capacity for million in US bonds later this Maira, a missile supplier. “By copy o f this memorandum, we apologize to Castro's Service newspaper reported. Mexicanos, S.A., told a news 150,000barrels a day, Manzanilla month to be backed by its oil NEW YORK (AP) - The US change manager at ABN- over subsidies The muss-circulation China The newspaper said a French Station fo r inadvertently omitting their service station from where it conference on Wednesday that said. exports to the US, significantly i'doUacfinished lower Wednes- - AMROBankinNewYork,said Times Express, quoting uniden­ trade minister made a secret visit By Martin Crutsinger should have appeared: in the category ‘Lowest— unleaded! unleaded construction of one plant will be­ Manzanilla said the location of reducing its borrowing costs. the trade figures were essentially tified sources, said Taiwan air to Taiwan in October to discuss regular’ Energy Administrator Jocelyn DeLeon Guerrero said. gin next June in Salina Cruz, on ' the second refinery will be an­ A gasoline shortage has been 1 cies despite a report that the U S . a non-everti for the currency force otficiais signed the con­ the jet fighter deal with Tai­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Nego­ "Lastly, we apologize altogether fo r any inconvenience this may the west coast of the Isthmus of nounced later, and did not go into plaguing Mexico since the“March | foreign trade deficit shrank in markets, where attention was tiators from the United States and tracts in Taipei with representa­ wanese authorities, and agree­ have caused.") Tehuantepec. details. 18” refinery in Mexico City was . riveted to trading among Euro­ Europe began one more effort tives of lour French suppliers. ment was reached after aranking - Cold {»ices weremixed.Gold Manzanilla said the refinery A main reason President C arlos closed, forcing Pemex to import pean currencies. Wednesday to avoid a trade war The three lowest prices of fuel, should be: Thecontracis also included about Taiwanese navy official, Air forcurrent delivery rose 80 cents with a capacity for 150,000 bar­ Salmas de Gortari’s administra­ about 7 5,000 barrels a day at a over the issue of subsidies that the 1,000 short-range and medium- Vice Marshal Ting Tien-ping, an ounce to S335.I0 on the rels a day will cost $1.4 billion tion recently put the brakes on cost of $600 million a year to for example, was under severe United States claims are costing UNLEADED/UNLEADED REGULAR range missiles, the repot t said. visited Fiance. Commodity Exchange in New and is to be completed in 40 Mexico’s economy is the diffi­ keep pace with rising demand. pressure for most of the day American farmers SI billion a The Defense Minisuy declined It said the delivery of the jets York. Butin after-hours trading,, with traders selling that currency year in lost sales of soybeans and months. It will be engineered to culty keeping up with rising hy­ Manzanilla said the investment Dcmapan’s Service Station - Koblcrvillc SI.519 comment on the report. and missiles will hegiuin 1994. Republic National Bank inNew for German marks. oilseeds. handle Mexico’s heavy, high- drocarbon and electricity demand. budget for Pemex’s refining Castro’s Service Station - Garapan 1.559 (add) Taiwan’s government and the Taiwan Defense Minister Chan Y ak quoted a bid for gold at "The dollar has been of sec- Both sides expressed optimism sulfur Maya crude oil. Other reasons were to keep down subsidiary for 1993 will be 2.6 Garapan Service Station 1.569 French companies have agreed Li-aii lias rcitei ated that T ai wan S334.75an ounce,dqwn 65 cents * ondary interest today,” as they arrived at the Blair House, The Salina Cruz refinery, in inflation, and to gain time to re­ trillion pesos, or about S860 mil­ G & E Service Station - Gualo Rai 1.569 not to publicize the deal, it said. wants to buy more wcapons from from Tuesday’s late bid. across the street from the White southern Oaxaca state, will re­ build such obsolete infrastructure lion, with 40 percent allocated to McCarthy said. In Tokyo, Eddie’s Service Station - Koblcrvillc The report identified the four countries other than the United The dollar was mixed when House, for their first round of 1.58 (delete) place an obsolete one in Mexico as ports, airports, highways and expanding and modernizing ex­ .1 the dollar closed at 124.22 yen, French companies as the state- Stales. siomign exchange trading wound talks Wednesday night. City that was closed two years railroads. isting refineries. down 0.34 yen front Tuesday’s SUPER UNLEADED/PREMIUM down in Europe, but lost ground .close. Later in London, the dollar Agriculture Secretary Edward toward die end of domestic deal- was quoted at 123.85 yen. In Madigan said he was pleased to read press reports that representa­ Demapan’s Service Station - Koblcrvillc S 1.619 (not SI.519) N atural w ax tives of the 12 countries in the G & E Service Station - Gualo Rai 1.629 ,5'“We are seeing a late selloff 123.70 yen from 124.35 yen A c r y l i c European Community were pre­ Castro’s Service STation - Garapan 1.639 f o r h a i r :frere,"'satd .Alan Jirkovsky, late Tuesday, pared to be flexible. N a i l s managing director of foreign; The dollar also lost ground to r e m o v a l Asked if he was optimistic, The 3 highest prices of fuel should be: exchange aI Continental Bank; the British pound, In London, Frans Andriessen, the EC’s chief in Chicago. He attributed tlie Skin and Mail Care Salon “ m o o t Che pound rose to $1.5230 from trade negotiator, said, “Of course. UNLEADED/UNLEADED REGULAR late move to internal conditions Body Treatm ent ' $1,5225 late Tuesday, In New Otherwise we wouldn’t be here.” Orlane European in the currency market. Lad ies O n ly!!! 'York, thepoundrose toSl .5265 The administration has an­ UR-2 Service Station - Chalan Piao S 1.718 He said the report that the US S k i n C a r e . from $1,5220 late Tuesday. nounced that it will put 200 per­ Aldan’s Service Station - Garapan 1.709 (not Castro’s (IMIS Building, G arapan next to D FS) Open 10:00 AM -1 0 :3 0 PM , Tuesday - Sunday trade deficit fe!L to $8 31 billion ? Late dollarratcs in New York, cent tariffs on $300 million worth Service Station) »September from $8.95 billion compared with late rates Tues­ of European imports, a move that F & E Service Station - Sadog Tase in August normally would have 1.68 day, included: 1.5895; German will triple the price of white wine UR-1 Service Station - Susupe 1.68 helped the dollar, particularly for US consumers, if the soybean marks, down from 1.5920; UR-3 SErvice Station - Chalan Kiya 1.68 since it reflected an unexpected fight is not over by Dec. 5. 1.4465 Swiss francs, down from petcent rise in exports. Commerce Secretary Barbara 1,4470; 5.3605 French francs, The average price of fuel are as follow: Thafs usually good news for ? Hackman Franklin expressed op­ "fitodoUarbecause fth increase in < down from 5.3625; 1,360.00 timism that the fight with the EC Fuel fam ntf Tor US-made goods; 1 Italian lire, up from 1,358,00; over soybean subsidies would be Average Should have would meanmore dollars would s and L27555 Canadian dollars, settled and that would enable Price been Mobil Unleaded the pur-1 up from 1,27385. broader trade negotiations to be S1.63 S1.632 In-the precious metal mar­ completed by the end of this year. Super kets, gold rose to a late bid of The talks, known as the Uru­ Unleaded 1.71 1.717 Diesel ,^g^ôf?Ûterépdrt,possibly $335.05 an ounce frULondon guay Round,havebeen stalemated 1.55 1.557 Kerosene reasoning that export growth will from $333.95 late Tuesday and for two years beca'use Europeans 2.11 2.109 have been fighting an American * ------J with recessions increased to 5335.10 an ounce Shell Regular ...... in Zurich from $333.90 on effort to drastically scale back all farm subsidies. Gift Certificates available for Christmas U« good today, but whaiwill Tuesday. Unleaded SI.59 SI.597 “We would sure like a Uruguay Premium iijte a month From now?" , Silverforcurrentdeliveryrose 1.66 1.665 Round agreement by the end of Diesel INIeuu C ustom er "N ovem ber Special" $ 5 .0 0 off Services of $ 3 0 .0 0 or m ore 0 3 cent to $3.759 an ounce on 1.51 1.514 vd* the year,” she said. “I remain cau­ : by Appointment only 11/18,19,20(3307) ' New York’s Comex. Kerosene N/A N/A . McCarthy, foreign ex- tiously optimistic.” 22-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 20,1992______,______FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20.1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-23 Bhutto defies Women journalists g o v ’t b a n sexually harassed on protests By Linda Deutch “In my 20-some years in this By Kathy Gannon business, T have >et to meet a HONOLULU'(AP) - One of woman journalist who doesn’t ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - three woman journalists re­ have a sex harassment story of More protests were expected r!DÌ.SriWIÌ3R5]Tffl(ó)Kj sponding to a survey has been her own," she said. Thursday, after Benazir Bhutto, sexually harassed in a news­ The survey found confusion Pakistan’s former prime minis­ oo o room, die president of the As­ and anger among women jour­ ter, was arrested a day earlier af­ ter addressing a huge political sociated Press Managing Edi­ nalists who feared recrimina­ rally. tors said Wednesday. tion if they reported harass­ On Wednesday, Ms. Bhutto and And only 30percentof people ment or discrimination, she her top advisers defied a govern­ responding said their newspa­ said. ment ban on holding protests and per has clear- guidelines for @ [ 7 But times are changing, Ms. called for the overthrow of the dealing with sexual harassment. Reisinger added, and com­ government. She told the crowd Results of the survey - an­ plaints are coming out in the that her arrest would not stop more B H I P/Ì swered by 640journalists at 19 open protests against what she called smal I, medium and! argenews- “Women journalists across Pakistan’s corrupt government. rooms across the United States the county luv csaid: ‘ Damn it, She then was arrested and sent m - were presented by Sue we’re not going to take it any­ home to Karachi, where govern­ Reisinger, Broward managing more.’ And their anger has ment sources speaking on condi­ editor of The Miami Herald tion of anonymity said she would touched editors andnewsrooms and the first woman to hold the be placed under house arrest. Her wc know,” Ms. Reisinger said. APME leadership post. left-leaning Pakistan People’s Her address came on the “In several cases, thc^e com­ Party called for more demonstra­ o o o 's w o rn ir opening day of the APME’s plaints hitgood, decent, intelli­ tions Thursday. four-day annual convention gent editors who arc fine jour­ Ms. Bhutto had threatened that C o n F t n e t t T r A i here, nalists. I am not talking about 100.000 marchers would storm S T Ü T 1 Ms. Reisinger she found the monsters here. Still the turmoil Parliament. But the march, one-in-thrce figure of sexual ripped into their newsrooms scheduled to begin 10 miles (16 harassment surprisingly low. and their lives.” kms) from the capital in Rawalpindi, was disrupted before it began. Police barricaded the route, NISSAN fired tear gas into the crowd and beat protesters. In the capital. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif imposed emergency measures and troops patrolled in machine-gun mounted trucks. Thousands were detained around the country. “My arrest won’t make any dif­ ference. The struggle will con­ tinue,” Ms. Bhutto told about 40.000 supporters at a Rawalpindi on any 1992 NISSAN car or truck park. Then she and party leaders were surrounded by 200 police and taken away. Ms. Bhutto had claimed there would be an assassination attempt on her, and she wore a bulletproof vest under her traditional tunic. The government putMs. Bhutto on a plane for Karachi, her home­ town, and said she would be banned from Islamabad, the fed­ eral capital, for 30 days. She was greeted in Karachi by about 200 supporters before going to her fortress-like house overlooking the Arabian Sea. Ms. Bhutto charged that Sharif’s Islamic government, which replaced her administra­ tion in 1990, is corrupt and re­ press! ve and rose to power through rigged elections. She wants Presi­ dent Ghulam Ishaq Khan to es­ tablish an interim government that would oversee new elections. But her demands are unlikely to be met. Sharif’s government has a solid majority in Parlia­ ment. Ishaq Khan makes no se­ cret of his contempt for Ms. Bhutto. Ms. Bhutto was dismissed from office in August 1990 for alleged 4X2 PICK-UP corruption, nepotism and abuse of power, paving the way for the October 1990 elections that brought Sharif to power. JOETEN MOTOR COMPANY INC. Ishaq Khan has filed corruption AUTOMOBILE SALES, PARTS & SERVICE and mismanagement charges & R0. BOX 680, SAIPAN MP.9B950 Built fcr the Human Race against Ms. Bhutto. A conviction TBL 234/5582/55B3/55B4/5505/5507/55B8 BiBiness Hours: Monday to Saturday B.OOam to 5:OOpm “First on Saipan” would bar Ms. Bhutto from poli-, tics for seven years. 24-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 20.1992 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-25

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J o e te n ... S»· yJ. r continued from page 30 !■ : F Ä Joeten holds trade show tom orrow compared to last year when only about 12suppliers participated. We By Rafael H. Arrroyo the latest line of products. could say that last year was an WHETHER you’re a tourist “This is the time of year that we experimentation stage for our trade wanting to know if your favorite are joined by practically all of our show and no w we have made i t a lot brand of food item and is available on- and off-island suppliers in an better and bigger,” said /F*'1 here on the island. Or a hotelier annual trade show that showcases Shimabukuro. out on a purchasing assignment. the newest lines of consumer According to a tentative list, Or maybe a restaurateur looking products, food items, beverages, participants inthisyear’seventare: for great buys for his restaurant. hardware, equipment and ser­ Certified Grocers International; vices, all on never-before special Or one may be just a curious Pacific Wholesale; CMS Con­ f ; i car-buyer wondering about how prices,” said Trade Show Orga­ struction; Joeten Motors; Marianas i ^ ii”' 1993 new model Nissan cars look nizer Wayne Shimabukuro, Joeten Pacific Distributors; Microl Cor­ Last year’s master of ceremonies Joeten Hafa Adai’s Eli Maravilla (right) is also expected to welcome all guests this year. like. Wholesale sales manager. poration; JC Marketing; Getz Bros. The Second Annual Joeten Also expected to be on display & Co.; Bristol-Myers Overseas “Holiday” Trade Show, which will be the newest lines of mo­ Corp.; Ace Hardware; Hafa Adai reels off 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. tomor­ torcycles, boats, building materi­ Bakery; Variety International; als, household items, appliances, row at the Hibiscus Hall of the Ginen Saipan; No Ka Oi; World Wines,cookies, chocolates and pretty smiles greeted trade showpatrons Diamond Hotel, is definitely the restaurant materials and utensils. Tour and Travel; Las Vegas Golf last year. place to be if you want to sample Considered the first of its kind and Discount Center; Produce Air/ Surface; Nestle Distributors; Sunraysia; ITO-EN Products; Kirin Beer, and Foremost Dairy Products. . ..According to Shimabukuro, al­ though last year’s.trade show was not fully publicized* it increased sales especially in the succeeding months of December and January. Joeten Wholesale Operation's Manager Jim Phillips (left) and Wayne Shimabukuro inspect products to be He said the first trade show entered in tomorroew’s trade show. benefitted hotels, restaurants and Jose “Joeten" Tenorio samples a drink at the Kirin beer booth during the on the island, the show last year ated by their intended market,” people of Saipan aware of what other wholesale buyers in terms of trade show last year. was a tremendous success and said Shimabukuro. suppliers are making available on product awareness and competi­ Shimabukuro pointed out. that we’re more advanced and ca­ elicited quite an encouraging re­ The aim is to introduce in-house the island of Saipan, while giving tive pricing informatioa He also pointed out that the show pable to do big business,” sponse from the hotel and res­ product line, offer special discount suppliers the chance to gauge the “Wehave received feedback that is meant to welcome in a massive Shimabukuro said. taurant industry, prompting or­ prices to generate sales, and meet impact of customer awareness on a good number of buyers and reorganization recently initiatedby For the trade show, Joetenpeople ganizers to make it an annual af­ potential new customers. their products and services. consumers have been looking for­ Joeten Wholesale. have sent out some 400 invitations fair. This year’s show will not only More than 21 suppliers from ward to this show that’s why we “The year 1993 will be our best for prospective customers. But the “We’re actually hosting this concentrate on packaged food the US mainland, Guam, Hawaii have beefed up this year’s show year. We have just reorganized, gates will be open to the public for trade fair in appreciation and items and beverages as in last and Saipan will be putting up. and arrangeda whole array of wide- computerized, and we expect the a S15 per head cover charge. gratitude to our customers for their year’s show, but will also focus booths and counters where their ranging products and services for benefits to be felt next year. We This year’s show goes with the continued patronage and also to on usable products, services and products will be up for sampling sampling. Our suppliers have will be concentrating more on res­ theme, “Joeten Second Annual provide our suppliers a venue even fresh produce. and for sale. readied cases and cases of their taurants, hotels, garment firms and Holiday Trade Show, Your Pass to the big businesses on island now the Future.” Table-fuls of food products will be available for sale and for sampling. Joeten Wholesale’s Wayne Shinabukuro: “This will be the biggest trade where their new products can be The main thing, according to “This is abigger and better show products just for this purpose,” show ever." showcased, sampled and appreci- Shimabukuro, is to make the continued on page 31 Congratulations and Best Wishes I to Joeten Wholesale on their 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO 2 nd Annual Holiday Trade Show I0ETEN WHOLESALE ON THEIR 2nd ANNUAL HOLIDAY TRADE SHOW NOVEM BER 21,1992

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TENT AND CONTAINER FUMIGATION FOR VEGETABLES, FRUITS AND FURNITURES RATS, ROACHES, FLEAS,TICKS, MITES NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO BIG OFFICES IN HAWAII, GUAM & SAIPAN I FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-33 32-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY- NOVEMBER 20.1992 ______Canada to pay victims NATO backs Yugoslav blockade of brainwash research Parents warned MONTREAL (AP) - Canada has feel like he was being choked. agreed to compensate scores of Inother induced massive sweat­ By Robert J. Wiellard Romania announced it had be­ last month. Doctors have con­ sidered boycotting the vote will be cooperation from people used as human guinea pigs ing. planned for late December or early about toy hazards gun stopping boats on the Danube firmed 25 cases among refugees Yugoslavia’s neighbors. Nearly a generation ago in brainwashing Roy said that since that time, BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - River to check for contraband but many cases probably have January, because M ilosevic’s all of the goods and resources" By Diane Duston experiments that were financed life has been hard. “We assume if a toy is on the the gun and In an Instant a dart NATO has agreed to impose a cargos under a new UN Security been missed, thé report said. former Communists control state getting through have been car­ in part by the US Central Intelli­ “I had a hard time to work, I shelf in the United States of came out and hit him in the eye, naval blockade on Yugoslavia Council resolution allowing the -Sarajevo, Bosnia’s capital, television. ried in by truck or by boats on the WASHINGTON (AP) - Toy gence Agency. didn ’ t have the same strength. And America, then itcanbe presumed blinding him in that eye. under a UN effort to intensify use of force to block such ship­ was relatively quiet Wednesday A statement from the North Danube, which flows Yugosla­ frogs with squeakers that could From 1986 to 1990, toys in­ The $6.28 million settlement, when you want to write or read safe. That’s just not the case,” pressure on Belgrade to halt eth­ ments. ' on the seventh day of a tenuous Atlantic Treaty Organization said·.' via and forms the border between come out and choke a toddler. jured or killed 700,000 children, announced this week, will be di­ something, it’s hard.” said Schrocder who chairs the nic fighting in Bosnia- The new UN effort is designed cease-fire, but many areas of the the details for implementing the Romania and Bulgaria until it Little airplanes with strings that said a report by the injury reduc­ vided among about 80 people. Lou Weinstein, another House SelectCommi ttee on Chil­ Herzegovina. to cut off goods andfuel thathave city did not have water or elec­ blockade would be worked out reaches the Black Sea. wrap easily around a child’s tion Institute. Each will get about $78,500. Cameron patient, said Wednesday dren, Youth and Families. The 16 NATO allies announced been getting through to Yugosla­ tricity. Radio reports said there after consultations with the West­ Those two nations are strug­ neck. Riding toys that topple as “When buying a toy, you must “It will never replace what he was pleased with the overall She also said parents should Wednesday they would cooperates via despite 6-month-old trade was some shelling and machine- ern European Union. gling with the transition from they’re pushed forward. anticipate that tire child will use· we’ve lost,” said Jean-Paul Roy, settlement - “That’s the best I can realize that when a package is with the Western European Union sanctions. Serbia’s help for Serb • The toy store is a virtual mine that toy in the most injurious gun fire in several outlying areas '•NATO and-the WEU have 10 four decades of Communist rule 64, one of the former patients of say. After all I’ve gone through, labeled forchildren three and over, in jointly policing the*.Adriatic militants in Bosnia is widely and other cities. destroyers and frigates in the and their economies could be field that can lead to heartbreak, it’s not safe for younger children. way possible,” advised the insti­ the late Dr. Ewen Cameron at I’m glad to see that everything’s tute, a non-profit organization Sea to keep ships from breaking blamed for the war that erupted -UN relief officials took ad­ Adriatic. But until the Security hurtby the embargo. Romanians, advocates for safer toys said The age label isn’t a reference McGill University’s Allan Me­ finished. founded by trial lawyers to help the UN ban on trade with Yugo­ after Bosnia’s majority Muslims vantage of the relative calm to Council authorized a blockade who are among Europe’s poor­ Wednesday. to intellectual abilities, she said. morial Institute. . “I want to forget about it.” reduce death and injuries from slavia, whichnow consists of only and Croats voted for independence open new supply routes to belea­ Monday, the warships were barred est people, have profited from “Engage brain befoi e buying,” Elana Berardi of the Bronx, New Cameron used patients for ex­ Weinstein’s sordeal was the products." Serbia and Montenegro. on Feb. 29. guered Sarajevo and nearby cit­ from boarding vessels suspected smuggling to Yugoslavia. And said Rep, .Patricia Schroeder, York, said she wishes she had periments at the hospital in the subject of a book by his son, Think like an infant or child. The WEU, a nine-nation union, In other developments: ies. Several hundred people left of smuggling goods to or from many of the trucks crossing into who joined the Institute for In­ known better before she bought a late 1950s and early 1960s, some Harvey, titled “A Father, A Son when shopping, the group ad­ is being overhauled to serve as the -U.N. officials reported an the capital by bus. Yugoslavia and were confined to Yugoslavia have gone through jury Reduction to warn parents involving LSD use. The Canadian and the CIA.” The son, now a toy dart gun for her 3-year-old vised Don’t trust labels if you future defense arm of the Euro­ outbreak of typhoid fever in -Opposition parties in Serbia monitoring traffic in the Adriatic. Bulgaria. that the vast majority of toys on son, Michael, government provided some of the psychiatrist in the United States, think there’s something in the pean Community. The foreign and Bosnia. They said the source ap­ decided to take part in elections The UN resolution would al­ The- new- UN resolution bans the maiket have not been in­ financing as part of a program of was involved in the legal fight for “I was right there," she said, box that could be swallowed or defense ministers of its members peared to be a contaminated spring in hopes of ousting the republic’s low warships to fire on suspect the shipment of crude oil, petro­ spected for safely. health-care grants, but denied his father and other patients. watching as her son looked into otherwise misused by your kid are expected to endorse a block­ in Jajce, a town that thousands of hard-line president, Slobodan vessels if necessary. leum products, coal, energy-re­ knowing the CIA also was giving ade on Friday. people fled after heavy fighting Milosevic. The parties had con- But the key to cutting off trade lated equipment. money. Justice Minister Kim Campbell said Tuesday the federal govern­ Iraq had over ment is not admitting any legal liability or responsibility and is 20 suppliers making the payments on hu­ manitarian grounds. • Brochures · Calendars * Books · Menu of nuclear Cameron’s tests, begun in 1952, included hallucinogenic drugs, technology electro-shocks, sleep deprivation, Covers · Posters* Corporate Logo · induced insulin comas, andforced LONDON (AP) - More than 20 listening to a taped message countries supplied Iraq with dual- played over and over. Letterheads · Business Cards and m ore.. use technology that could have been used to make weapons, a deputy Canadian TV said last July that defense minister said Wednesday more than 500 people were given LSD during tests held at three night. Britain was the only country Saskatchewan hospitals. It said identified by Jonathan Aitken, psychiatrists gave the drug to Younis Art Stiletto, Inc minister of state for defense pro­ volunteer businessmen, students, m artists, inmates and hospital staff. curement. He gave no indication whether the countries had supplied - The announced goal was to re­ the equipment in violation of a search the effects of schizophrenia United Nations arms embargo. in an attempt to improve treat­ Aitken’s written reply was in ment. Some of those who took response to a question by the oppo- part said they later suffered sition Labor Party’s defense flashbacks and depression. spokesman, David Clark, who In 1988, the US government asked what assessment the govern­ reached a $750,000 out-of-court ment had made of the source of settlement with nine Canadians technology used by Iraq to make who sued the CIA, but Washing­ artillery shells. ton said it should not be viewed as “On the evidence available over an admission of liability or guilt. 20 countries, including the United: Roy, a soft-spoken man, said Kingdom, provided Iraq with dual- he eventually had to stop work in use technology which could have been used in the manufacture of the Port of Montreal because of artillery orotherweapons systems,” electro-shock and other treatments Aitken said. he received. He was initially His reply came as Labor forced a treated for a spinal injury which full-day debate on Monday in the resulted in severe headaches.' House of Commons on the Roy recalled in a phone inter­ government’s involvement in the view, “I asked (Cameron) what would happen if something hap­ sale of arms to Iraq. Opposition leader John Smith has accused pened to me. He said, ‘Don’t Prime Minister John Major of ly­ worry about that. The CIA will ing to conceal his involvement. help you.’ Labor listed 36 British compa­ *'I didn’t know what CIA nies that it claimed were “impli­ meant.” cated in the supply of arms-related He said one drug caused him to equipment to Iraq.” Labor’s Defense spokesman George Foulkes said he sent details DCCA phone numbers of the companies, which include much of the defense industry, to a THE DEPARTMENT of Com­ judge appointed by Major to in­ munity and Cultural Affairs said quire into Britain’s military exports yesterday it could be reached to Iraq in the six years before the through telephone numbers 233- Gulf War. 9556 and 233-3343. The list was headed by Matrix The new DCCA office is within Churchill Corp., based in Coven­ walking distance from YCO try, England.Threeexecutives from commercial complex and Castro the firm were acquitted Nov. 9 of ch arges of i llegal arms-rel ated sales gas station in Garapan. to Iraq after ex-trade minister Alan Clark testified that he encouraged the.sales. 34-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 20.1992 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-35 A MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE Bush urged to rew ard Vietnam By Grant Peck Kerry said members of his Indochina war said Vietnammust tor of the Vietnam Office Seeking and unified the nation. committee visiting Hanoi are do more before the United States Missing Persons. Daschle indicated he was OF THE COMMONWEALTH HANOI, Vietnam (AP) - Sen. strongly inclined to recommend makes a friendly move. Dich said his government would pleased with the access Vietnam John Kerry said Wednesday that that Bush reward Vietnam. The Hanoi has yet to turn over the step up efforts to retrieve remains gave the US delegation and said President Bush should reward committee is to complete a final remains of hundreds of Ameri­ held by private individuals, who he expected a warmingof relations •Vietnam within a month for its report on Dec. 19. cans believed to be in its posses­ are thought to be keeping them in soon between the former enemy increased cooperation in ac­ Dear Readers: ‘Tt is my personal judgment sion and must account for miss­ the belief that Washington will nations. counting for American MIAs. that the president should not wait ing Americans known to have pay for them. “Optimists believe we can Kerry, D-Mass. and two other for our final report,” Kerry said. been alive in Vietnamese captiv­ Dich rejected reports that some overcome the problems to work Please allow us to give this message to the people of the Commonwealth. We are afraid that accurate information has not been provided members of his Senate commit­ But the visiting senators said ity, said the National League of Americans held in Vietnam were for a better relationship. The to the people in connection with our project and we have found that we share the opinion of the public that the public park and elderly center are tee on Americans missing in ac­ they doubted full normalization Families of American Prisoners transferred to the former Soviet skeptics belie tion during the V ietnam War were required for the benefit of the people's life in Saipan. of relations was imminent. and. Missing in Southeast Asia. Union. ve that a better relationship is shown Vietnam's military head­ Short of establishingdiplomatic But a Vietnamese official de­ Kerry and Sen. Tom Daschle, impossible,” he told the news quarters, military documents, ties, Bush could lift a trade em­ nied Wednesday his government D-S.D., delivered Bush’s letter to conference. “In my view, this trip 1. MPLC entered into a lease agreement with Nakamoto Enterprises, Ltd. covering an area commonly known as the Samoan Housing Area photos of dead and captured US bargo or withdraw US objections still has the bodies of slain Vietnam’s president on Wednes­ has been a victory for the opti­ in Garapan,Saipan. In doing so, MPLC performed its fiduciary duty to persons of Northern Marianas descent in compliance with Article XI, § servicemen and other MIA arti­ to aid and loans to Vietnam from American servicemen. day, which according to Kerry mists.” facts during a visit this week. the World Bank and International “At this time, the Vietnamese 4 (a) and (c) of the CNMI Constitution. This lease agreement was brought into question in a lawsuit filed in the Superior Court alleging a breach marked the first time a U.S. presi­ Hank Brown R.-Colo., was the Kerry said a letter Bush wrote to Monetary Fund. government has not got any re­ dent has communicated directly third senator on the trip. The of these duties by MPLC. The Superior Court dismissed the case in February 1992. The court found no breach of the MPLC's fiduciary duties. Vietnamese President Le Due Anh In Washington, relatives of mains - not one set of American with a Vietnamese head of state senators also plan to visit Ho Chi This case is pending at the Supreme Court. We believe that justice and fairness has been realized through the court in modem society and that we. pledges that cooperation from some of the more than 2,200 prisoner remains - in its posses­ since North Vietnam crushed Minh City in southern Vietnam have to comply with the court order in order to keep the order of society. Vietnam on the POW/MIA issue Americans m issing in the sion,” said Ho Xuan Dich, direc- South Vietnam’s military in 1975 and Laos. will be met with reciprocal ac­ tions by the United States. 2. We have fullv respected and shared the opinion of the public and the legislators' recommendation that public park is required for persons of CNMI descent. Thus, we have agreed to construct a beachside park in the Samoan Housing Area for the children and the people of the CNMI, Hunger strike as well as an access road, parking lot and playing facilities for children on the island. The area of the beachside park incorporated into our offer is approximately 7,600 sq. m. by boat people enters 3rd day 3. The Garapan area, where many commercial facilities and residences did and do exist is deemed by the CNMI government as a commercial SINGAPORE (AP) - About 40 and resort zone, and is an important place for supporting the CNMI economy. Vietnamese boat people went into Say "Hafa Adai" the third day of a hunger strike We have fully explored the feasibility studies for the Samoan Housing Area. We have also engaged consultant companies to make-not only yesterday in protest of not being the feasibility study for the same site but also the environmental assessment on the construction of the hotel in the same site. resettled in other countries. Policeguarded theircompound to your family, friends and business associates living in the As a result of such studies, we came to the conclusion that the Samoan Housing Area is the most suitable location, providing enohgh space and told reporters not to talk to the for our hotel project together with a beachside park in Saipan. refugees, who held banners read- ing“SaveOurFate. HungerStrike for Justice/Freedom.” The American Memorial Park, the largest park on the island, and the sugar King Park, Carolinian Utt, as well as others are located in this A Home Affairs Ministry area. Studies have shown that the areatiias far more park area than is generally required. spokesman said the refugees were FSM part of a larger group who ex­ . ·. ■ > iv. < G:. ;··■ ' w " ■.■ . w:. y i i i Z i g .G: .Mm.;,;'woiMre A; wfoi hie beneir: of the people of pected to be resettled in Britain, (Pohnpei, Yap, Kosr ae, Chuuk) : : ■■·...■'; w: x !, i f c p'l rM7. Mi!! ;. r:. ..'.or- sk.oaiio.1 M ; :g g;. vcn to bod: the development and Denmark, Germany, the Nether­ lands, Norway, Sweden and the .United States. for as low as The refugees told reporters they 4. On Saipan there are currently parks whose total area equals more than three times the reasonable park and recreation facilities level per had been in the Hawkins Road person established by the United States National Park Service. In the Garapan area alone there are over 500,000 square meters of parks. In fact, camp from 16 to 24 months. They Saipan's largest park, American Memorial Park (with almost 400,000 square meters of land) is within walking distance of the Samoan Housing were told by officials from the Area. UN High Commissioner for Refugees that they had recently been screened and found not to be The area extending 150 feet from the coast around the entire island is also maintained as a recreational area. As of November, 1990 there 2 . 4 5 were over 7 5 prioritized park projects and 11 unprioritized projects that were In need of over $ 14 million in funds for upgrades to everything from political refugees. $ restroom facilities to access roads. Singapore’s policy has long been to accept Vietnamese refu­ gees only upon a guarantee from p e r minute. 5. (1) When we made the feasibility study on the Samoan Housing Area as our hotel project site, we fully studied and compared such Area the country whose ship brings with almost all sites from the Nikko Saipan Hotel Area in the North to the Pacific Island Club Area in the South. As a result of such study, we them here that they will be re­ came to the conclusion that the Samoan Housing Area is the most suitable place for our hotel project in Saipan. moved within three months. And with IT&E's new "Hafa Adai" rates you can This city-state of 3 million people accepts no boat people for place direct-dial calls to Hawaii & the U.S., Japan, As well known by the people, under the economic slowdown not only of Japan but also of the world, almost all multi-million dollar resettlement on grounds that the the Philippines, Palau and other international developments in Saipan have been suspended or stopped. This will have adverse effects on not only economic activities but also revenues for the island is too small. Nor does government. We believe this situation will become much worse next year. Singapore recognize the UN countries and save up to 33% on your long­ screening process created under a distance charges. Under such circumstances, the first reason why we only can start our project within this year is that there is no other property of comparable 1989 agreement known as the location within Saipan than the Samoan Housing Area that is available for our planned development, Comprehensive Plan of Action. With IT&E, the savings add up! Fewer than 200 boat people are currently in Singapore. (2) ' V:/ \ i i ;■ '· . , / W ;, vM :U·· ‘VjV/givC jiiCMJrN-'N EATING ■■ ■··■■■'■ ■ ■ '!·. hvi :;hx. ■...... : 'V ■ M MulO LMkuMlf ilM The Right Call. RIGHT - ■ ■ . ' ■ ■ ...... ’ ■' - · ■' tiiV Iilli .1^1 > fc ' . V v . r! 1! :: 1 \ . Z H: ¡V i ; ■ . ; n! ,)S I I (>!! V gOV::i'· V. PCi; ·, 0( Ull <'■! which WO httVC agreed - i ■· '..C.' ' ■ ■ ; 1 .:· i1 Mi sc ayivevv,.:!;'. CAN HELP REDUCE (3) We are confident that, together with the people in Saipan, who wish prosperity and growth of CNMI for people of the CNMI descent, we can assist CNMI by paving the way for co-prosperity and co-existence with the conservation of the natural environment, the fundamentals of THE RISK human life and the act of development which are necessary to social and economic prosperity. OF CANCER. It (on also help you redu

M E S S A G E O F Court Calendar Scholarships offered JUDGE PEDRO M. ATALIG Ag & Ino vs. Chun Ming Li In Re Estate of Falig, Benedicto APPRECIATION Nov. 23 Ag & Ino vs. De Rong Ma iguel in tourism courses 9:00 A.M. Ag & Ino vs. Josephine Q. In Re Estate of Amires, Aguida CNMI resident-citizens pursuing time students maintaining a mini There is no word that best describes our thoughts Don Parsons et. al. vs. Saipan Amparo Nov. 25 careers in the visitor/hospitality mum 2.8 grade point average. and feelings for the most precious moment Cattle Co. Inc. AG & Ino vs. Roldan V. Roldan 9:00 A.M. field at various colleges, may T ravel and tourism industry ma­ during our Marriage Encounter Weekend of Calistro T. Izuka vs. Ricardo B. AG & Ino vs. Divina G. Magtaan Jesus A. Kay et. ai. vs. Richard qualify for some serious assis- jors include courses carrying titles 'tance from the industry they are such as “Air Transportation,” November 13, 1992. Songsong AG & Ino vs. Agnes V. Martinez M. Jones et. al. David T. Camacho, et. al. vs. AG & Ino vs. Venacia A. ßagos 10:00 A.M. training for. And the further good “Four Operations,” “Food and news is that the deadline for MPLC, et. al. AG & Ino vs. Tang Gui Xia CNMI vs. Julio Mercado Beverage” and “Hotels and Mo­ scholarships aimed at third and tels.” Our Thank You and Dangkuku na Si Yuus Maase IT & E Overseas Inc. vs. Vicente AG & Ino vs. Raquel TG. Lorilla Sangalang fourth year students has now been Student financial need will be goes to our Presenting Team especially Fr. Dave A. Leon Guerrero AG & Ino vs. Samuel G. Lorilla CNMI vs. Steven Cabrera extended until December 15th. considered, but priority will be Anderson, our Spiritual Leader,· to those ME George F. Fleming vs. Servando AG & Ino vs. Somkhuan Teregeyo Scholarship seekers must ge( given to graduates of the NMC Couples who have one way or another helped S.P. Regis Promsuri Nov. 27 their applications for the spring visitor Industry Program; made this weekend possible; and to our relatives Shlnichi Takahashl vs. Ikuo AG & Ino vs. Imelda S. Aclera 9:00 A.M. semester of 1993 to the Marianas Scholarship seekers will have Yoshizawa NOV. 24 CNMI vs. Jessie B. Morales Visitors Bureau Office on to win final approval from a review and friends who remembered us in their prayers. Joshua Nglratreked vs. George 9:00 A.M. 9:30 A.M. Saipan’s Airport Road by De­ committee drawn from the Matsuda CNMI vs. Jesus Omar In Re Estate of Agulto, Cristina cember 15th. Northern Marianas College Visi­ 1991 Mako Marine 210 Walk-around fishing Boat And lastly, our very Special Thank You and Nov. 26 CNMI vs. Raymond F. Alvarez DLC According to the MVB, appli­ tor Industry Program, the Hotel L en g th 21' 3" Dangkulu na Si yuus Maase to our Recruiting 9:00 A.M. 1:30 P.M. JUDGE MARTY W.K. TAYLOR cants must be junior or seniors at Association of the Northern Width (Beam) 8' 0" Couple, Luis and Doll Manibusan for their effort Juan T. Lizama vs. Lee, Chi In Re Estate of Peter, Angelina Nov. 23 accredited colleges or universities Mariana Islands, the Saipan As­ Ming, Tommy In Re Estate of Delos Santos, 9:00 A.M. and must submit a letter from sociation of Tour Agents, the and support in convincing us to join the ME. JUDGE ALEX C. CASTRO Juan P. CNMI vs. Steve R. Anson their school, showing they’ve MVB and the community at large. P o w e r 200 H.P. Yamaha Outboard Duo Battery System w/switch (75 &150 amps.) Nov. 23 In Re Estate of Pangelinan, 3:00 P.M. been accepted for the school year. The application form should Once again, Thank You and Dangkulu na 9:00 A.M. Felisa R. JUVENILE They are also required to be US be submitted to: tourism Fuel Cap Main Tank 86 gals. - Auxiliary Tank 18 gals, with two-way valve Si Yuus Maase. CNMI vs. Ricardo B. Songsong In Re Estate of Camacho, JUVENILE/TRAFFIC citizens and registered CNMI Scholarship Committee, c/o voters as well as five year resi­ Managing Director, Marianas Electronics ICOM VHF Radio · IC0M Fishfinder -1999' Capacity · Marine AM/FM Stereo CNMI vs. Walter Deleon Santiago A. Nov. 25 Cassette w/twin 150 watt speakers Guerrero In Re Estate of Norita, 9:00 A.M. dents in the Commonwealth. Visitors Bureau, P.O. Box Applicants must also be full 861, Saipan, MP 96950. Business Services See CNMI vs. Makrina Sam Concepcion L. CNMI vs. Brenda S. Reyes G ears Two ea. 9/0 Penn Reels mounted on Gunwale for Tuna handline. Two ea. DPHSS & Catherine C. Mateo In Re Estate of Amires, Joaquin CNMI vs. Albert W. Teregeyo 80SW International Penn Reels with customed made 80 lbs. Rods Classified Ads vs. Joseph Sabían In Re Estate of Segian, Miguel R. Fitial vs. John T. Outriggers, 15' Adelina Robert Butaud vs. Orien Magdalena · Sabían Recruiters set meeting Section A. Butaud In Re Estate of Pianula, Isidro T. 1:30 P.M. T ra ile r Double Axle Easy Loader Soon Ja Jang Matagolai vs. THE OFFICERS of the CNMI matters of concerns to every­ Recruiters and Employers Asso­ one in the Commonwealth will BBS Augustin Matagolai r— - =with — ciation - for Good and Clean Gov­ be discussed. This is a by­ Liza Mari Tee vs. Lino C. ernment, is calling a meeting on partisan, impartial and au­ Almorado 1991 MAZDA B2600I 4X4 PICKUP TRUCK Dec. 2 at Casa de Roma Club in tonomous organization that is with Air and AM/FM Stereo Julie Ann Castro Palacios vs. Chalan Piao. pursuing fair and equal treat­ f é Jesus Almorado All recruiters and employers ment and protection both in Pakage like new ...must see to appreciate. Julie Ann Castro Palacios vs. of nonresident workers and the the government and private Call 234-6982 or 234-7134 for more information. Jesus H. Lizama general public are urged to sectors for all the people of 11/17, 20(09667) Nicolas C. Sabían vs. Lucy T. attend the meeting. Important the entire Commonwealth. Sabían Josephine D. Abad vs. Ricardo S a fe ty 1st is Saipan's first retail and wholesale outlet and authorized dealer A. Manalo dedicated solely to meeting your health and safety needs. Ricardo Chico Jr. vs. Maria C. S a fe ty 1st specializes in the sale and service of fire and safety equipment, system, Angeles Chico hazardous materials cleanup and oil spill recovery, and personal safety items. Juan T. Cabrera vs. Rosa R. Safety 1st System s, Cabrera Safety lst's company policy is to provide the finest quality products at the best possible price with on tim e delivery and then back it with personalized service. Neiar Kollo Aquino vs. Quitino E. Aquino (Saipan), Inc. Safety lst's products and service include the following: * Fire and safety equipment, supplies and apparatus. . Ernane B. Balinas vs. Vivian C. * Protective clothing and footwear. Balinas * Construction and traffic safety equipment. Camille L. Pangelinan vs. * A ll sizes of Dry Chemical and Halon Fire Extinguisher as well as refilling and maintaining them. Magofna, Robert N. * Designing,engineering and fabrication of wet pipe, dry pipe and Halon automatic Linda Ingereklit vs. Patrick sprinkler systems and fire alarm systems. * Hazmat and asbestos control, Radon monitoring, oil spill clean up and response Dowai equipment. Emilio J. Ortlguerravs.Christita A.B. Ortiguerra S a fe ty 1st prides itself in providing only the highest quality merchandise . 100% o f our inventory meet the following standards: 3:00 P.M. JUVENILE • UL - Underwriters Laboratories •A N S I- American National Standards Institute Nov. 27 • NFPA- National Fire Protection Association 9:00 A.M. • NEC - National Electric Code • OSHA- Occupational Safety & Health Adm inistration IT& E Overseas Inc. vs. Pasqual MONDAY-FRIDAY R. Fitial S a fe ty 1st believes when it comes to your fire, safety, rescue, and emergency needs, no project is too small or too big for us to handle. Call Tom or Richard at Safety 1s t Sponsored by Marianas Bank Ltd. vs. Anselmo fir s t! P. Sabían E.Q. Constr. vs. Nick Norita Product Lines Haz-Mat Products & Services Fire Protection Equipment Pacific Eng. & Const, vs. Nick Emergency Shornliye Wash Station Oil sortxmt Materials Alarms and Smoke Detectors Norita Emergencyard Exit Ughls Chlorination Devtccs & Monitors Cabinels-Extlnguisher.Hose, Flammable Materials Rolmii M. Ngiratreked vs. Eye & Face Protection 'D‘- Class Rie Extinguisher Clothing -Bools, Bunker Pants, Coat GLoves, Fall Protection - Safely Belts Erosion Conlrol / Soil Stabilization Equipment Helmets Keradel Ngiraikelace First AW Kits & Supplies Gas Delators illuminated exit signs William A. Mccue vs. Jessie GasDetoctore Harnial Material Testing, Transport 4 Disposal Extinguishers Ansul and Kidde, all Agents Indncrabis Drink a “BUD” Morales, et. al. HanrfProtedlon Foam/Foam AppHcators-3M, Ansnl Head Profedlon-tiard Hals, Bump Caps Label /Signs-Hazirel 4 Transport ol Spill Conlrol Carts Hoses and Hose Reels Leonard T. Sabían vs. Orthelo Hearing fWedlon Liquid Samplers Hydranls Rain Ptotedlon Oil Skimmers Gonzales ProfectivE Clothing-Sptash Sulls, Tyvck, Sarancx Emctgcncy back up lighting Get A Ticket For Prizes! Ropes & Repelling Gear Nozzles, Mohllors, Hanrttelds, Personal Timothy Bellas vs. PJM Saipan Salcly Shoes/Boots Rcspiriors - 3M, Inline, Supplied Air, Personal Protection, Disposable Pumps Inc. Safely Vests Rescrvoirand Lagoon Sprinkle Systems G a r a p a n M exican & Work Clothes S.C.BAA - Survfvair. Scoli, MSA Valves 4 Connectors Torres Ent. Inc. vs. Felix Vchicles-Pumpers, Aerials, Tankers, Rescue, Palacios Airport Foamets American Food Torrest Ent. Inc. vs. Solid O p e n - Builders Chalan Kanoa Located at Sugar Dock intersection on Beach Road 2 Torrest Ent. Inc. vs. A's Ent. l o a t n ^ Ü F u ll S ize 1:30 P.M. Mailing Address: Caller Box AAA N-61 Saipan, MP 96950 Tel: (670) 235-6500 «Fax (670) 235-7400 In Re Estate of Seman, Felipe Pool Tables McGuiness 3 8 - m a r ia n a s v a r ie t y NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NCVEMBER 20.1992 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-39 Garapan picks ASNMC to sponsor INVITATION TO BID Hopw ood releases top student DPW93-ITB-00248 NOTICE TO GENERAL PUBLIC Thanksgiving lunch 1st quarter report The Department of Public Works is soliciting sealed bids for the All parties interested in submitting proposals in response to the THE ASSOCIATED Students of personnel and the public while Construction of Proposed Five (5) Picnic Pavilion for Tinian HOPWOOD Junior High School The following is the list of stu­ Northern Marianas College is raising funds for the student gov­ Commonwealth Ports Authority’s (CPA) Request for Proposals for has released its statistical report dents who received honors cer­ Paries, Tinian, MP 96952, Commonwealth of the Northern inviting all college students, fac­ ernment. on the school’s performance tificates for the 1st quarter. Mariana Islands. Bids in duplicate will be accepted in the Office the Saipan Harbor Improvement Project are hereby notified of the ulty, staff and the general public “Thanksgiving is a holiday to during the first quarter of school Straight A to a special Thanksgiving lun­ celebrate family, friends of the of the Chief of Procurement & Supply at Lower Base, Saipan following: year 1992-93. 8th Grade: Angelie Denning, cheon and talent show in the NMC college, de Brum said. until 3:00p.m., local time, Friday, December04,1992, at which the first quarter covers the pe­ Charlene Quitugua, and Sun Min student lounge on Nov. 25 from Tickets are $5 for college stu­ time and place the bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. riod Aug. 23 to October 29. Park. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. dents and $6 for everyone else Any bids received after the above time will not be accepted 1) Statement of Qualifications - Submission deadline is the 26-page report includes to­ 7th Grade: Albert Cabrera, ASNMC public relations offi­ and are available at the ASNMC under any circumstances. extended to November 27,1992 at 4:00 p.m. tal student enrollment, staff and Justo Clarence, Tina Fleming and cer Emlynn de Brum said the event office at the student lounge and student attendance, student aca­ Hae Won Han. from any student government of­ was designed to foster good rela­ SHERIANN Songsong, a kin- A bond o f 15% of the total bid price must accompany the bid. demic performance, percentage A average tions between students, college ficial. dergartner, has been selected as This security may be a Certified Check, Cashier’s Check, Bid of parents who attendance the first 8th Grade: Ding Manibusan, 2) Notification of Intent to Submit Proposals - Submission quarter report card day and the student of the week of Garapan bond orother form acceptable to the Government made payable Reyne lusto, Jason Hensley, Elementary School for Nov. 9- number of student dropouts. Haidee Eusebio, Anselmo to the Treasurer, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana deadline is extended to December 4,1992 at 4:00 p.m. Phil-USA party set 13. Total enrollment at the school Lizama, Mary Jane Bacani, Ruth Islands wi th a notation on the face of the check: “Credit Account reached a record high of 962 stu­ Bigalbal, . Minna Camacho, THE CNMI Phil-USA Inc. will Bigalbal and other officers will' Sheriann is the top student in No. 1453”. dents with 603 in the seventh grade Christine Cunana, Arvin Davis, hold its first get-together party at announced the.association’s ma­ her class. She does her class work 3) Opening of Proposals - Submission deadline and 11 a.m. on Nov. 29 at the Civic jor projects during the party, where neatly, efficiently and promptly. and 359 in the eight grade. It Sebastian Dl. Guerrero, Jerome The bidder is required to submit with his proposal, a copy o f his opening of proposals is extended to December 15, Center in Susupe, this was an­ new members will also be intro­ She comes to school neat and shows a 15.4 percent increase in DI. Guerrero, Helen Iglecias, Jin nounced yesterday by Rick Q. duced. clean. business permit as a compliance with the Contractor’s Registra­ 1992 at 10:00 a.m. student enrollment over the pre­ Hyun Kim, Sei Min Ko, Joo II Tayco, public relations officer of At present, Phil-USA has 250 She is attentive in class and is tion and Licensing Laws of the Commonwealth o f the Northern vious school year. Lee, Annette Pamintuan, the association. members, mostly Filipinos, always fully prepared for the Mariana Islands. Staff attendance posted an av­ Denniskin Tababa, Joan Taitano, Phil-USA President Rollie Americans and Chamorros. day’s lessons. All times references are to Saipan Local Time and all submissions erage of 92.5 percent for the quar­ Terrence Thornburgh, Michael Specifications and plans of the project are available on or after ter. A total of 27 staff members Vilaga, Jang Myong Song, Renato November20,1992, atTechnical Services Division, Department are to be received at CPA’s office at the Saipan International Airport, recorded perfect attendance. Stu­ Barte and Nicole Rodriguez. dent attendance, on the other hand, 7th Grade: Winnifred Paras, MICROL CORPORATION of Public Works in Saipan. A non-refundable payment of P.0 BOX 287» SAN JOSE* SAIPAN* MP 98950 , » TEI. 234-5911,2,3,4*6,7,8 Saipan, MP 96950. showed a 7.5 percent rate of ab­ Peter Celis, Sherryl Aranda, Mary $150.00 is required for each set. Pre-bid conference for this senteeism. In addition, 14.5 Ann Navalta, Rufina Pangelinan, project will be held at 3:00 p.m., local time, Friday, November percent of the students achieved Sylvia Cabrera, Melvie Tamayo, 27, 1992, at the Technical Services Division, Department of /s/J.M. GUERRERO perfect attendance. Fleuretta Inos, Prosperpina Public Works on Saipan. Chairman/Contracting Officer About 21.5 percent of the stu­ Magofna, Mark Cepeda, STK # YEAR MODEL uc. # SELL ______11/20.27*12/4,11 (3390) dents made it to the honor list. Lawrence Buniag, Teresa Marie U91-082 1988 CAMRY4DR. AAM-742 3,995 Attention is called to the Labor Standards Provisions for Wage Thirteen students, dropped out due Wilson, Anthony Sablan and 4,495 U91-157 1989 CHEVY CELEBRITY AAG-689 Rate Determination of the CNMI Classification and Salary to excessive absences. Rosemary Mahinay. SUBARU LEGACY AAU-182 8,495 U91-230 1990 Structure Plans, and payment o f not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the Specifications must be paid REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Ü92-053 1989 V.W.VAN AAO-793 6,995 U92-057 1989 TERCEL AAH-93Ö 4,495 on this project. THE BOARD OFTRUSTEES, NMI RETIREMENT FUND, IS SEEK­ 6,945 U92-063 1990 CAMRY WAGON AAO-886 ING A PROPERLY LICENSED CPA FIRM TO CONDUCTA SINGLE U92-074 1988 CHEVY CAPRICE AAH-570 3,495 All bid documents received shall be the sole property o f the U92-083 1987 MAZDA B2000 AAF-984 3,195 Government of the Northern Mariana Islands with the exception AUDIT OF THE NMI RETIREMENT FUND AND WORKERS’ U92-085 1988 CHEVY CELEBRITY AAO-681 3,695 of bid bonds, certified checks or cashier’s check which will be AAA-977 5,995 COMPENSATION OPERATIONS FOR FISCALYEAR 1992. U92-087 1988 CAMRY returned to the bidders in accordance with the specifications U92-089 1990 TERCEL AAO-444 3,995 AAT-844 3,995 section, “Instruction to Bidders” Page 1-2, Paragraph No. 05, U92-090 1990 TERCEL THE AUDIT MUST INCLUDE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE U92-095 1990 CHEVY SPRINT AAO-604 4,695 Bid Guarantee. U92-099 1991 SUBARU LEGACY AAS-484 7,595 EXAMINATION OF THE FOLLOWING: U92-108 1989 MAZDA AAM-691 2,995 The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids and U92-116 1987 MAZDA P/UP AAF-646 2,995 to waive any imperfection in the bid proposal in the interest of U92-128 1988 NISSAN PULSAR AAF-558 3,695 the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. FOR THE RETIREMENT FUND - U92-129 1990 MAZDA 929 AAP-844 12,495 1990 COROLLA WAGON AAP-084 5,995 1. NET ASSETS AVAILAB LE FOR BENEFITS. U92-142 /s/MANUEL S. CHARGUALAF U92-145 1989 MAZDA P/UP AAC-313 2,995 2. CHANGES IN NET ASSETS AVAILABLE FOR BENEFITS. U92-146 1985 CAMRY 4 DR. SDN AA 0-447 2,995 ACTING DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS SUBARU 4DR. AAB-803 1,695 11/17/92 3. STATEMENTS OF ACCUMULATED PLAN BENEFITS. U92-148 1988 11/20.27(3380) U92-I49 1988 CARGO VAN AAA-486 2,995 4. CHANGES IN ACCUMULATED PLAN BENEFITS. U92-152 1988 HILUX P/UP AAD-311 4,695 U92-156 1987 NISSAN MAXIMA AAC-886 6,395 5. ALL OTHER FINANCIAL STATEMENTS RELATING TO U92-164 1990 SPRINT AAO-474 4,695 POSITION VACANCIES THE OPERATION OF THE FUND. U92-165 1991 COROLLA WGN. AAZ-501 7,995 REPRESENTATIVE Herman Palacios (center) presenting t-shirts tc AAD-373 3,995 Hopwood principal Tom Pangelinan with two members of the schooh U92-166 1987 BONNEVILLE ANNOUNCEMENT Pa'gu Chamorro Club. U92-167 1989 CELEBRITY AAM-425 4,995 FOR THE WORKERS’ COMPENSATION PROGRAM - U92-169 1985 MAZDA AAA-774 995 U92-17I 1990 SPRINT AA 0-484 4,695 The Karidat Office ( formerly NMI Catholic 1. STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES. U92-I72 1989 CAPRICE AAG-296 3,995 Social Services), is accepting applications for the 2. STATEMENT OF CASHFLOWS. School lauds donors HOPWOOD Junior High School U92-I73 1989 4X4 EX-CAB AAO-903 7,995 following positions: 3. BALANCE SHEET and rollers. Trans American Corp. U92-174 1990 HILÚX AAN-628 4,995 received numerous donations donated paint brushes and rollers. from individuals and business U92-175 1989 CAMRY AAR-014 8,695 4. INTERNAL OPERATIONS. Sablan Hardware gave 20 gal­ (one) full-time Protection and Advocacy establishments in support of the U92-177 1992 4X2 AAY-193 8,695 lons of paint. Commonwealth U92-I81 1990 4-RUNNER AAK-480 15,995 .Caseworker school’s projects. Utilities Corp. supplied the school U92-182 1986 4-RUNNER AAA-174 6,995 THE FIRM SELECTED MUST EXPRESS AN OPINIONBASED ON Representative Herman with 15 drums which are now 7,695 U92-185 1991 CAVAUER AAT-874 (one) full-time Hotline Coordinator ITS FINDINGS OF THE FINANCIAL STATUS AND OPERATIONS Palacios provided 15 gallons of being used for trash collection. paint for the school’s restrooms. “On behalf of the administra­ R92-018 1990 4-RUNNER AAJ-403 16,500 (one) full-time Deputy Director TO THESE PROGRAMS FOR FISCALYEAR 1992. He also gave 44 primed shirts to tion, teachers, staff, and student R92-021 1989 HILUX P/UP AAN-167 4,695 the Pago Chamorro Club, a stu­ o f H opw ood, I w ish to extend our R92-022 1990 COROLLA 4 DR. AAN-459 8,995 dent organization. sincercst appreciation to all the AAS-841 6,595 R92-026 1990 HILUX 4X4 ALL INTERESTED AND QUALIFIED FIRMS MUST SUBMIT Rep. Tony Camacho donated generous donors for their kind 6,595 R92-027 1990 HILUX P/UP AAT-475 Salaries depend on qualifications. to the school 10 gallons of paint. AAM-478 4,595 THEIR PROPOS ALS TO THE NMI RETIREMENT FUND LOCATED assistance to the school,” stated R92-030 1989 COROLLA 4 DR. Roman Palacios of Ace Hardware TAXI-366 9,395 Julie Cunanan, student activity R92-031 1991 COROLLA STA/WGN Applications with Position Description may be IN THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE NAURU BUILDING NO LATER provided paint and tin brushes coordinator. ABA-561 7,595 R92-032 1991 HILUX P/UP S/B picked up at our office in Chalan Kanoa next to the THAN 5:00 P.M. DECEMBER 4. 1992 OR SEND TO: R92-033 1990 HILUX P/UP* AAO-739 6,995 R92-034 199Ò CAMRY 4 DR. AAO-737 7,995 Korean Association Building from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 P le a s e R92-035 ¡990 COROLLA TAXI-260 8,295 p.m., Monday - Friday. Deadline for submission of R92-038 1991 4X2 AAS-817 6,995 applications is Friday·, December 4, 1992. For fur­ NMI RETIREMENT FUND P o n t R92-039 1991 CAMRY LE ABB-381 13,995 ther inquiries, please visit our office or call Julie P.O. BOX 1247 P rin k and R92-040 1990 COROLLA AAS-431 5,995 Dela Cruz or Remi Sablan at 234-6981/7869 or 235-5074. R92-041 1989 4X2 AAK-124 5,995 SAIPAN, MP 96950 P riv e ______11/20,27 12/2 (3384 11/13,20(3252) 4 0 - m a r ia n a s v a r ie t y NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 20.1992 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-41 M H S students talk ШАТЖ TO O /W SSE»”'1 HAVE YOU тмш ш о® TìHròss 1 DRIVEN to H oku le’a crew K O Bcom eeter' ! A FORD AT 5:00 a.m. yesterday, Bert D. The complicated communica­ Thompson, the Public School tions link was provided by the E V E N ш ш т п т а ? - ' - ’ LATELY? System PEACESAT Satellite PEACESAT Headquarters at the ’ ' T H E N E W Communications terminal man­ University of Hawaii in Hono­ ager at Marianas High School lulu. They have gotten quite good participated in an exchange with at this kind of thing since the r ШН < z > ж > the Polynesian Sailing Canoe earlier experience of linking the Hokule’a. Hokule’a, Students in Schools, Also participating in this ex­ The Astronauts and NASA to­ "Pedvto- *7 S c id io n change were students front the gether. islands of Oahu, Molokai, and (Manila) The 1 ink between the canoe and Hawaii in the state of Hawaii. We, tie fa m ily o f the late Tedro T. Sablan, w ould like, to invite a ll Honolulu was by high frequency Those students asked the naviga­ our relatives and friends tojo in us fo r the 4 th Anniversary Hgsary single sideband radio. At the tor, Nanoa Thompson, on board o f our beloved one. %psary w ill be said nightly at the residence o f PEACESAT Terminal in Hono­ the Hokule’a over 30 questions Ò r. & M rs. fUanny Q. Sablan in Sis Teo starting Tjovember 19, lulu the Hawaiian Islands were related to safety and survival at 1992 at 8:00 p.m. ¡Also daily mass zoili be offered at Kris to U(ai linked through a telephone bridge. sea. Church at 6:00 a.m. starting Ofpvember 19,1992. On the fin a l day Simultaneously, the exchange' As of daybreak this morning ACTING Northern Marianas College President Alvaro Santos takes bat during the annual faculty and student ¡Friday, 9fgvember27,1992, the ¡Massof Intention willbe offered the canoe was located at about 2 was linked thru the GOES.-3 Sat­ sports competition Saturday. The faculty and staff team won the game. (NMC photo) ellite which was the link over at 5:00 p.m. at Santa Lourdes Shrine. degrees northof theequator.There D inner zo ili fo llo w immediately a t the residence o f“Dr. & M rs . were good sailing conditions and PEACESAT to Saipan. M anny Q. Sablan in ¡As Lieo. were able to travel 141 miles in An interesting sidelight was the past 24 hours. However, sail­ when Jordon Thompson, a stu­ tPlease J o in 11s ing team was expecting to be in dent from Hawaii, told Nanoa ¡Mrs. 'Llena Q Sallan the doldrums soon and travel will Thompson that he had just learned Òr. & Mrs. Manny Q. Sallan & fam ily 4 Door GL not be so fast then. The Hokule’a last night that he was a distant 3.0 Liter V6 Engine Ihír. & Mrs. M ile McQuay & fam ily 4-Speed Automatic Overdrive Transmission is en route from Rarotonga in the relative of the navigator. -They ил7.го.г«.?Ь1»б7щ Air Conditioning Cook Islands to the Hawaiian Is­ exchanged family greetings and 00 AM/FM Cassette Stereo lands. well wishes. $ Power Steering Power Window · Power Door Locks Aluminum Wheels UNITY TRADE SERVICE INC. P.O. Box 703, SAIPAN, MP 95950 TEL. (670) 322-7461/7412 · FAX NO. (670) 322-2230 MARIANAS FORD “CASH and CARRY” ONLY P.O. Box 680, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. 234-7752 Com e at our office at Low er B ase cd^ïij-ίηα damaolio affeyeí 2 i j e a i í INVENTORY SALE REQUEST FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION Effective November 20 to December 15,1992 dlU Z cdyEÁjEi. S O y e a i í NET PRICE STATEMENTS FOR DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION DESCRIPTION NET PRICE DESCRIPTION MEMBERS of the NMC student volleyball team pose after winning match with the faculty and staff team Saturday. cdfntonLa dom ado ¿Sofrían 10 jje a ii. MANAGEMENT SERVICES RomexELECTRICAL Wire 12/2 MATERIALS: w/ ground (2S07roll) $ 56.00/roll Square Box Cover 600 Blank 0.9S each 1CY2 w/ground (2SOYroll) 101.Scroll 1/2- KO 0 97/each с The Commonwealth Ports Authority (CPA) is soliciting statements of professional qualifications for THHNSoid #14 (5007ro1l) 28.00/roll '(J’iancLi.co f b J P ÿ Sofrían 12 ije a ii. 12 (500’/roll) 33.0(yroll Octagon Box Cover 500 Blank 0 43'each the purpose of selecting a firm(s) to perform design and/or construction management services in 10 {SOOVroll) 59.50/roll 1/2-KO 0 43'each THHN Stranded 6 (SOOVroll) 105.50/roll avia damjixxi dom ado εατε connection with CPA projects at Saipan International Airport, West Tinian Airport, and Rota GALVANIZED ANGLE BAR C o u r i e r . . . 4 6 Ц (SOOVroll) 227.S(y roll 42.00/length International Airport. The following list of projects demonstrates the type of projects CPA (5007roll) 374.5Q/roll 1/4-x 2“ x 20* (SOOVroll) 486.50/rolI 3/16' x 1-1/2x20* 35 00/length Continued from page 47 jfeonando

nglh highest after Goran Ivanisevic’s JLast day o f the Rpsary u h llle on 9{gvem ler25th at 3/4- 0 59’oach 2-1/2* x 20' 47.89/length 3. FAR Part 150 Noise Control and Compatibility Study. 1' 0.99/ each 923 and Sampras’-724. Courier 0 SO/oach Salary: Based on qualification and experience. 6 :0 0 p . nu 4. Apron Expansion. EMT Corrprosson CcupSng 3/4- 1/4* x 3‘ x 3- x 20- 77 81/longth next faces Ivanisevic on Thursday. (Design and construction management for apron expansion to allow for two (2) aircraft parking Slraight Liquid Tighl Connector 1/2- 2.93/ each Krajicek saved three match (Please fain V s Spit Bolt Connector # 10 1 SfVoach STAINLESS STEEL FLAT BAR positions including associated taxiway, fuel line, and support system) 8 1 81/each 1 /8* x 1 * x 12‘ 7 OQ’kmglh points in the 10th game of die Duties and Responsibilities: The dudes and responsibilides of 6 1 83'oßch from the (family 4 2 39’oach STAINLESS STEEL SHEETS decisive set, rushing to the net the position include, but not limited to the following: main 11/18,20,24(3374) WEST TINIAN AIRPORT 3 2 39/each Ga 18 x 4' x 8" 147.00/3hoot 1. Construction Management Services for Terminal Building Renovation and-Expansion. 2 3.75/each 22 x 4‘ x to' 127 32/3heot and taking risks. tain various ledgers, registers, journals and other records; 1/0 4.87/each 26 x 4' x ff 92 27/shoot 2. Construction Management for Perimeter (Security) Fencing. 2/0 7.68/oach 16 x 3‘ x 10· 35 00/sheet But on his next serve, he fell furnish budgetary data to higher-level accountants; prepare 3/0 7 84/each REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL 3. Construction Management for the Airfield Lighting System. 4/0 8 60/each G.l. SHEETS behind 15-40. He won the next financial statements and reports; maintain records necessary 500 MCM 20.55/ oach Ga 16 x 4' x ff 42 00/sheet PSS RFP93-001 ROTA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. Handy Box Cover, Blank 100 0.62/each 18 x 4' x ff 34 55/s h eoi point with a backhand volley, but for the determination and reporting of federal expenditures; duplex 100 DR 043/each 20 x 4* x ff 31 75/sheet then came the double-fault. The CNMI Public School System is soliciting competitive 1. Construction Management Services for Terminal Building Renovation and Expansion. 1/2- KO 0.71/each 24 x 4‘ x ff 18 87/sheet take trial balances and make adjusting and closing entries; 26 x 4‘ x ff 15 37/sheet “I let him get back into the sealed proposal from interested companies for the provisions 2. Design and Construction Management for Airport Perimeter (Security) Fence. Handy Box 1/2-K0102W 1.1&oach supervise an accounting section such as accounts control, 1/2-KO103W 1.2(Yeach GALVANIZED CHECKERED PLATE match, I wasn ’ t aggressive enough of gasoline, oil, diesel at reduced rates for all Public School 3. Construction Management for the Apron Expansion. a/4- KO103W 1.41/each 1/8* x 4' xff 148 54/piece allotment ledger, analysis and reconciliation; supervise the 1/2“ KO 104VV 1.ЗЗ/ each in the second and third set,” System vehicles on Tinian and Rota. Proposals must be in B.l CHECKERED PLATE maintenance of general ledgers; prepare and supervise the Firms interested in being considered for CPA projects are requested to submit to CPA statements UL Male Adapter 1/2* 0.26/each 1/8* x 4· x ff 130 82/pi oc· Krajicek said. duplicate and in a sealed envelope clearly facemarked PSS 3/4· 0.43/ each maintenance general ledgers, prepare and supervise the 0.53/oach of professional qualifications no laterthan November30,1992. Statementsof qualifications should 1/8* x 1/2“ x ΣΟ­ 3 19length preparation of journal vouchers, financial statements and RFP93-001 and submitted to the Public School System address the areas generally described below: UL Female Adopter 1/2* 0.25/ooch Ι /8* x 2- x 20' 14 75/length 0.39Oach 1/4* X 1-1/4· x 20* 9.87/length statistical and operational reports; prepare and verify trial Procurement and Supply Office, Lower Base, Saipan. All 1. Design/construction management experience related to past CPA projects funded in whole or 3/4· 1/4· X б' x 20* 54.67/longth UL Couping 1/2- 0 2(Vooch 3/8* X 2- х^го* 22.47/length balances and-reconciles supporting detail, etc.; perform proposals received after the aforementioned time and date in part by the FAA. 3/4· 0 25/oach B l. STEEL PLATE (Plain) other related duties as assigned. will not be considered under any circumstances. Specifica­ 2. Design/construction management experience in the CNMI. Clamp-On Entracne Cap 4 31/oach 1/8* x 4‘ x“8‘ 106 25/piece Г 5 34/oach 3/16* X 4' x 8' 127.75/piece tion maybe picked up at the PSS Procurement & Supply 3. Resumes of key personnel. •1/4* 5 85/each 1/4* x 4· x 8' 135 05/piece 4. Ability to perform design activities promptly and experience, with FAA procedures. •1/2* 10 Зй'oach 3/B* x 4· x 8' 203 75/piece Qualification Requirements: Any combination equivalent to Office at Lower Base. The Public School System reserves 2* 12.02/each 3/4* x 4‘ x ff 464 OS/piece 2-1/? 46.69'each 5/8* x 4‘ x a· 362 10/piece graduation from college or university with a major in ac­ the right to award on a single or multiple awards o.r reject any 4* 105.64/each Only firms who have or who are willing to establish an office in the Commonwealth and who GALVANIZED FLAT BAR counting or related field plus one year of responsible work or all proposals. Non-refundable fee of $25.00 U.S. dollars 1/2* 0 Od'each 1/8’ x 1/2“ x 20* 3.5G1 length have valid business licenses yvill be considered. 3/4· 0 13/each experience in accounting work. 1* 0 20'oach CHANNEL BAR must accompany the proposal. The twenty five dollars fee 1-1/4· 0 29/each 3/8* x 3- x 6* x 20* 111 85/length 1-1/2* 0 39oach may be a certified check, cashier’s check or other forms Send information to: r OS&each Bi. SQUARE BAR Where to Apply: Interested persons must submit their applica­ Mr. Roman T. fudela 3/8* x 20‘ 4.4^1ength acceptable to the Public School Commonwealth of the Handy Box 3/4· 1 67/each 1/2* x 20· 8.65/ length tion to John M. Sablan, Executive Director, Mariana Islands Northern Mariana Islands. The proposer is requested to Executive Director Romex Staple 100/box 1.33/each Housing Authority, P.O. Box- 514, Saipan MP 96950. For Commonwealth Ports Authority Octagon Box 1/2* KO 400 1.52/oach WELDING RODS submit with his proposal a copy of his business permit. Any 3/4* KO 400 1.76/each 7018 1/8* (50 ba. per box) 59.50Ъ01 additional information, call telephone number 234-6866 or Saipan International Airport 1/2* KO 40W ПЗ'еасН 7018 5/32- 59 SO.box question(s) pertaining to this proposal may be directed to 3/4· KO 40W 1.26/each 6011 59.50Люх 234-9447. P.O. Box 1055 Saipan MP 96950 Square Box 1/2* K0 4SW 126/each С W. NAILS (all sizes) (NET PRICE) Louise Concepcion at telephone # (670) 322-6407. Date: 10-29-92 /S/J.M. GUERRERO 3/4· K0 4SW 1.37/each $28 00 PER BOX Chairman/Contracting Officer No person shall be denied employment because of race, color, Isl WILLIAM S. TORRES religion, sex national origin, ancestry, or handicap. COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION . 11/12,13.16.17,18(3257) /s/LOUISE C. CONCEPCION ACTING PROCUREMENT & SUPPLY OFFICER 11/20.27*1 ' 3365) 42-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 20,1992 T inley w ins FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-43 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS INVITATION TO BID PUBLIC NOTICE c u e RFP NO. 93-0005 3rd Ironm an In the Superior Court of the REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL DPW93-ITB-00249 The COMMONWEALTH UTILITIES CORPORATION (CUC) is Commonwealth of the Northern m m w soliciting competitive sealed proposals from qualified firms for the S eries title Mariana Islands RFP93-0004 i Turnkey Repairs of Two 14,000 barrel Bolted Fuel Storage Tanks WE SERVE: The Department of Public Works is soliciting sealed bids for the KAILUA-KON A, Hawaii - Scott The Chief of Procurement and Supply is soliciting (Tank 101 and 102) at the Saipan Main Power Plant, Lower Base. CIVIL ACTION N0.92-936 Korean & Japanese Foods Construction of Proposed Renovation of Old Japanese Bunker Tinley has capture his third coif- RUD0LF0A. L0TH0, secutive Ironman World Series competitive sealed proposals from qualified firms for the New Historic Preservation Office o f the Airport, Com­ Tank 101 shall be dismantled and reassembled using welds instead of Petitioner, Beef Rib (Kalbi) monwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Bids in duplicate bolts. Tank 102 shall be assembled usingweldsinsteadof bolts. Welds title and Julie Anne White has versus or individuals to provide JANITORIAL SER­ Cold Soba will be accepted in the Office o f the Chief of Procurement & shall conform to AWI, API and ASTM standards. Interior and exterior broken through for her. first MA. CHRISTINA SANTIAG0- VICES for the Public Auditor’s new office. 'LOTHO, (Variety of Menu Everyday) Supply at Lower Base, Saipan until 2:00 p.m., local time, Friday, of both tanks shall be sand blasted to commercial blast finish, tanks to championship. Both capped impressive 1992 Respondent. from 12:00 noon -2:00 p.m. December 04, 1992, at which time and place the bids will be be painted, interior and exterior, with epoxy paint. Tanks shall be seasons with strong showings in Specifications for the above may be picked up at Business Hours: publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received after the pressure tested in accordance with API standards and by a certified SUMMONS inspector, provide a certificate of non-leakage to theU.S. Environmen­ the series’ deciding event, the 10:00 a.m. -11:00 p.m. - Mon. - Sat. above time will not be accepted under any circumstances. TO. THE ABOVE-NAMED RESPON­ the office of Procurement and Supply, Lower tal Protection Agency (EPA) in compliance with Spill Prevention Gatorade Ironman Triathlon DENT: P.O. Box 3071, Chalan Kanoa World Championship, held Oct. Base, Saipan, during regular government working (Beach Road, Before Automotion) Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) regulations. YOU ARE HEREBYSUMMONED and Tel: 234-9241______11/6,13,20,27 A bond of 15% of the total bid price must accompany the bid. 10 in Kona Hawaii. notified to file any answer you wish hours. This security may be a Certified Check, Cashier’s Check, Bid Both tanks shall be fitted with an ultrasonic level indicator. Each tank Tinley, 35, of Del Mar, Calif., to maketothe PetitionforDivorceof bond or other form acceptable to the Government made payable shall be painted with “CUC Tank 101” and “CUC Tank 102” in 3 feet came into the Kona race with a which is given you herewith, within thirty (30) days after service of this All proposals mustbe in a sealed envelope marked to the Treasurer, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Is­ high letters. narrow lead over Ray Browning, Summons upon you. RFP93-0004, submitted in duplicate to the office J&A FEED STORE lands with a notation on the face of the check: “Credit Account 30, of Netherlands, Colo. YOUR ANSWER SHOULD BE IN Proposal shall list the design standards and specifications to be used in No. 1453”. Browning’s two minute, 5-sec- WRITING and filed with the Clerk of of the chief, Procurement and Supply, Lower (Jack Tudela-Owner) the design and construction of the tanks and shall not be limited to those ond edge over Tinley in Hawaii Court, at Saipan CM 96950 and specifically mentioned in this RFP. Proposal shall describe the method Base, Saipan, no later than November 23, 1992 fell 1:43 short of unseating ST. served upon petitioner's counsel, The bidder is required to submit with his proposal, a copy of his to be used to convert the bolted tanks to welded tanks and provide a before 4:00 p.m. Any proposals received late will Tinley, a two-time Hawaii Atty. V.K. Sawhney, P.O. Box 917, MANNA PRO BRAND FEEDS DIRECT FROM business permit as a compliance with the Contractor’s Registra­ warranty that the conversions will meet all applicable industry stan­ Susupe, Saipan, CM. It may be pre­ not be considered. The CNMI government re­ OREGON IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS tion and Licensing Laws of the Commonwealth of the Northern Ironman winner, has capture titles pared and signed for you by your dards and Federal regulations for welded fuel storage tanks. serves the right to reject any or all proposals in the FROM MONDAY TO SATURDAY Mariana Islands. each year since the World Series’ counsel and sentto the Clerk of this AT 9:00 A.M.-5.-30 P.M. Proposals shall detail the method of evaluating and repairing the tanks, inception in 1990. Court by messenger or mail. It is not best interest of the CNMI government. LOCATED IN GARAPAN ACROSS GARAPAN necessary for you to appear per­ Specifications and plans of the project are available on or after including but not limited to necessary cleaning, sanding, sealing, /s/David M. Apatang ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, painting and pressure testing. The submission of a graphic project sonally until further notice. BEHIND THE FORMER THEATRE. ALL POULTRY AND November20,1992, atTechnical Services Division, Department 2nd Sid P eter you fail to file an answer in ac­ schedule is required. SWINE FEEDS ARE NOW ON SALE AT 5 % DISCOUNT of Public Works in Saipan. A non-refundable payment of cordance with this Summons, tournam ent FOR CASH BASIS ONLY UNTIL NOVEMBER 24,1992. judgement by default may be taken 11/19,20 $125.00 is required for each set. Pre-bid conference for this CUC stresses that this is a turnkey project and that the contractor will against you for the relief demanded REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL project will be held at 3:00 p.m., local time, Friday, November be responsible for all engineering and design, supply and transport of opens Nov. 28 in the Petition for Divorce. 21; 1992, at the Technical Services Division, Department of all necessary materials and equipment, labor, construction, painting, By order of the above Court: THE CHIEF OF PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY IS SOLIC­ Public Works on Saipan. connection to existing systems, permits, taxes etc. THE REFALAWASCH Golf /s/Bernardita Sablan Association will hold its second Deputy Clerk of Court ITING COMPETITIVE SEALED PROPOSALS FROM Firms wishing to inspect the tanks are requested to contact the Power Annual Sid K. Peter Memorial Superior Court QUALIFIED FIRMS OR INDIVIDUALS TO PROVIDE AU­ Attention is called to the Labor Standards Provisions for Wage Dated this 10th day of August, Generation Manager, Mr. Pedro Castro, st 322-4129. Golf Tournament on Nov. 28 - 29 TOMOBILE INSURANCE. HOUSE FOR RENT Rate Determination of the CNMI Classification and Salary 1992____ 11/6,13,20,27 (09574) at Marianas Country Club and Structure Plans, and payment o f not less than the minimum Selection of the firm(s) will be based on technical qualifications, Coral Ocean Point. SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE ABOVE MAY BE PICKED UP salaries and wages as set forth in the Specifications must be paid approach to project, experience, organization, cost, time to complete Format is 36 holes and players PUBLIC NOTICE AT THE OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY, 1 ) I Bedroom Apartm ent on this project. the project and warranty provided for the work. will be classified into flights ac­ In the Superior Court of the LOWER BASE, SAIPAN, DURING REGULAR GOVERN­ located at Chalan Kanoa cording to their declared and at­ Commonwealth of the Northern MENT WORKING HOURS. Proposals shall be submitted in five (5) copies and marked CUC Mariana Islands All bid documents received shall be the sole property of the tested handicap. RFP93-0005 to Manager, Procurement and Supply, Commonwealth Government of the Northern Mariana Islands with the exception All participants must report at 6 PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD ON NO­ Utilities Corporation, Lower Base, Saipan, MP 96950, no later than CIVIL ACTION N0. 92-935 of bid bonds, certified checks or cashier’s check which will be VEMBER 20,1992 AT 2:30 P.M. AT THE OFFICE OF PRO­ 2 ) 3 Bedroom concrete house 2:00 p.m., local time, Monday, November 30,1992. a.m. on Nov. 28 to the registration RIZAUN0 S. S0RR0ZA, returned to the bidders in accordance with the specifications desk at Marinas Country Club for Petitioner, CUREMENT AND SUPPLY, LOWER BASE, SAIPAN. F ully furnished or section, “Instruction to Bidders” Page 1-2,Paragraph No. 05, Bid CUC reserves the right to reject any or all' proposals for any reason and scorecard, cart and group assign­ versus MELLY MARY MARQUEZ-S0RR0ZA unfurnished Guarantee. to waive any defects in said proposals, or any of them, if in its sole ment. ALL PROPOSALS MUST BE IN A SEALED ENVELOPE Respondent. opinion to do so would be in its interest. All proposals shall become the Check the following individu­ SUMMONS MARKED RFP93-0007, SUBMITTED IN DUPLICATE TO The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to property of CUC. als: Tony Satur at Coral Ocean To the above-named respondent: THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF, PROCUREMENT AND SUP waive any imperfection in the bid proposal in the interest of the Point or Lou Kapileo at Marianas You are hereby summoned and notified PLY, LOWER BASE, SAIPAN, NO LATER THAN DE­ For more information, All inquiries shall be directed to Mr. Pedro Castro, Power Generation Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Country Club if you are inter­ to file any answeryou wish to make to the CEMBER 7, 1992 BEFORE 4:00 P.M. ANY PROPOSALS Superintendent for CUC at telephone numbers (670)322-4129/4131/ ested. Petition for Divorce of which is given you RECEIVED LATE WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. THE CNMI please call herewith, within thirty (30) days after GOVERNMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY /s/MANUEL S. CHARGUALAF /s/Ramon S. Guerrero service of this Summons upon you. Carmen Safeway Enterprises ACTING DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS OR ALL PROPOSALS IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE Executive director 11/13,20,27(3276) B u d w e ise r Your answer should be in writing and 11/17/92 filed with the Clerk of Court, at Saipan CM CNMI GOVERNMENT. at Tel. # 234-7490. 96950 and served upon petitioner’s R e g a tta counsel, Atty. V.K. Sawhney, P.O. Box /S/ DAVID M. APATANG 917, Susupe, Saipan, CM. It may be 11/13.20,27. 12/4(3253) INVITATION FOR BID REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL set Nov. 29 prepared and signed for you by your PSSIFB93-003 counsel and sentto the Clerk of this Court . THE OVER the Reef Yacht Club REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL The CNMI Public School System is soliciting competitive The Commonwealth Development Authority (CDA) bymessengerormail. Itis not necessary will hold the Budweiser Regatta for you to appear personally until further INVITATION FOR BID sealed bids for the Procurement of Audio-Visual Equipments is soliciting proposals from interested companies notice. for Mt. Carmel School. Specifications may be picked-up at the on Nov. 29, Commodore Tony The M ariana Islands H ousing A uthority (M IH A ) is licensed in the CNMI for JANITORIAL Steams announced, during the if you fail to file an answer in accordance PSS Procurement and Supply office located at Lower Base. All with this Summons, judgment by default THE CHIEF, PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY IS SO­ seeking bid proposal to repair the leaching field at bids must include shipping to PSS Procurement and Supply SERVICES for a period of one year. club’s annual “learn-to-sail” may bo taken against you for the relief, LICITING COMPETITIVE SEALED BIDS FROM Tinian s Section 8 housing units. The proposal warehouse, Puerto-Rico, Saipan, delivery must be made within clinic. demanded in the Petition for Divorce. QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS OR FIRMS FOR THE should include m aterials, tools, equipm ent, and la­ thirty (30) days after notification o f award. Bids are now being Interested companies are requested to contact Bobbie This will be the Ninth annual By order of the above Court: PURCHASE OF A COPIER MACHINE. bor to com plete the follow ing tasks: accepted by the Public School System Procurement and Supply Budweiser Regatta sponsored by /s/BemaditaA. Sablan Guerrero at telephone No. 234-7145 for more informa­ Deputy Clerk of Court Superior Court Mar-Pac. Rick Northern and his office from 8:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. daily Monday thru Friday ______1030 11/5,13.20(09600) except holidays. Closing date and time forthis bid invitation is tion regarding the proposal requirements no later than associates will be providing re­ SPECIFICATION FOR THE ABOVE CAN BE PICKED 1. Excavate the ground to the required depth December 9,1992 at 2:00 p.m. All bids submitted will be open December 18,1992. Date of award will be on Decem­ freshments and prizes courtesy of UP AT THE OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT AND SUP­ 2. B ackfilling and· com paction of coral base of on the same date and time. Bids must be sealed in an envelope ber 22, 1992. Please forward your proposal to the Budweiser. There will be a small PLY, LOWER BASE, SAIPAN DURING REGULAR f o o t i n g and face marked with “PSS #IFB93-003". Anon-refundable fee address indicated below: registration fee for the catama­ GOVERNMENT WORKING HOURS (7:30 A.M. TO of $25.00 U.S. dollars must accompany the bid. The twenty five 3. Construction of concrete footing rans entered with a 14-foot and a NEED MONEY ? 11:30 A.M. AND 12:30 P.M. TO 4:30 P.M.) dollars fee maybe a certified check, cashier’s check or other 4. Construction of 8" C M U wall Commonwealth Development Authority 16-foot division for the competi­ forms acceptable to the Public School System made payable to tion. Now Open 5. Construction of concrete beams the treasurer, Public School System Commonwealth of the Wakin’s Building, Gualo Rai The Budweiser Regatta will ALL BIDS MUST BE IN A SEALED ENVELOPE 6. Construction of concrete slab top cover o f Northern Marianas Islands. The Public School System reserves FAST CASH PAWNSHOP P.O. Box 2149 begin at 9 a.m. from the beach at MARKED IFB93-0005 SUBMITTED IN DUPLICATE leaching field the right to award on a single or multiple awards or reject any or 4th fir. Horiguchi Bldg. Saipan, MP 96950 the Dai-Ichi Hotel, unless another TO THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF, PROCUREMENT all bids. Any bids received after the aforementioned closing Tel. No.: 234-5117 7. Cleaning time is announced. AND SUPPLY, LOWER BASE, SAIPAN, BEFORE 2:00 date and time will not be accepted under any circumstances. The yacht club encourages pre­ P.M., NOVEMBER 23,1992, AT WHICH TIME AND Any question(s) pertaining to this bid invitation may be directed CDA reserves the right to reject any or all proposal s for We buy your The above scope of w ork shall be done in accor­ viously active members and all PLACE, ALL BIDS RECEIVED WILL.BE PUBLICLY to the Public School System Procurement and Supply Office at any reason, if in its opinion, doing so serves the best $ old gold & silver $ dance with the construction plans furnished by telephone # (670) 322-6407. other interested persons to par­ OPEN AND READ ALOUD. ANY BIDS RECEIVED interest of CDA. M IH A . Please subm it your sealed bids to the M IH A ticipate. LATE WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. THE CNMI GOV­ Is/ WILLIAM S. TORRES For additional information re­ ERNMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY central office no later than 10:00 a.m ., D ecem ber 16, COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION Submitted by: /s/Lvdia M. Sablan garding the yacht club, contact Don't be a lltterbug... OR ALL BIDS IN THE INTEREST OF THE GOVERN­ 1992. For further inform ation, please contact E x­ /s/LOUISE C. CONCEPCIONACTING Acting Executive Director Tony Steams at 256-3222, Joe Keep Saipan MENT. ecutive D irector John M . Sablan at telephone num ­ PROCUREMENT & SUPPLY OFFICER 11/20.27· 1214.11 (3366) Husslein at 256-7245, or Louie Dale at 2,34-7156. beautifu!. /S/ DAVID M. APATANG bers 234-6866/9447/7689/7670. 11/13,20(3251) -- 11/20.27*12/4.11(3363) FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-45 44-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 20.1992 PUBLIC NOTICE In the Superior Court of the PUBLIC NOTICE Classified Display Commonwealth of the Per one inchcolumn-$3.50 COMMONWEALTH ZONING BOARD MEEETING Bank of Hawaii Northern Mariana Islands DEADLINE: For Tuesday Edition - Friday 5:00 p.m For Friday Edition · Wednesday )2 noon ih CIVIL ACTION NO. 92-1388 NOTE: If for some reoson your advertisement is incorrectm call us immediately to moke the necessary corrections. The Marianas Variety News & Views is responsible only for one incorrect insertion. We reserve THE ZONING BOARD WILL HOLD ITS MONTHLY the right to edit, refuse, reject or cancel any ad at any time. MEETING ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1992, AT REPOSSESSED VEHICLES FOR SALE TO HIGHEST BIDDER In the Estate of: · TO BE SOLD AS IS AND WHERE IS CONDITION CARMEN IGISOMAR WABOL, 12 NOON, AT THE ZONING BOARD OFFICE LOCATED Deceased. ON THE 2ND FLOOR, SUITE 209, OF THE CABRERA 1990 ISUZU PICK-UP SPACE CAB 4X4 4 MASON NOTICE TO FILE CLAIMS 1 PROGRAMMER, INFORMATION 1 ACCOUNTANT-College grad., 2 yrs. 2 MASON CENTER BLDG., IN GARAPAN. THE PUBLIC IS.INVITED 1991 TOYOTA HILUX PICK-UP S/B T o: Creditors of the estate of Carmen MANAGER 4 CARPENTER SYSTEM - College grad., 2 yrs. experi­ experience. Salary $600 - $1,000 per 1 CARPENTER - High school grad., 2 1990 TOYOTA 4 DR SEDAN COROLLA 3 PAINTER - High school grad., 2 yrs. ence. Salary $900 per month. TO ATTEND Igisomar Wabol, late of Saipan. 1 BUSINESS MANAGER - College month. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. You arc hereby notified that Jose experience. Salary $2.15 - $2.30 per 1 COMPUTER OPERATOR - High grad., 2yrs. experience. Salary $5.80 - Contact: VICENTE A. SONGSONG 1 CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR - PLS. INQUIRE AT BANK OF HAWAII Taisacan Wabol, ofSaipan, have been hour. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $6.00 per hour. dba BEN SONGSONG d SONS LAND High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. BENIGNO R. FITIAL NAURU BUILDING, SUSUPE appointed and qualified as adminis­ 1 GAS & DIESEL MECHANIC - High $500 per month. Salary $4.05 per hour. Contact: SHANGRILA CORP. LTD., SURVEYING & CONST. CO., P.O. Box CHAIRMAN #234-6102, 234-6673 or 234-6674 trator of the estate of Carmen school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 ACCOUNTANT -College grad., 2 yrs. 1278, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234- Contact: PEDRO C. SAN NICOLAS 11ЛЗ, Igisomar Wabol. The administrator’s Caller Box AAA 178, Saipan, MP 96905, $775 per month. experience. Salary $5.20 per hour. Tel. No. 235-2988/233-4568 (11/27)F/ 5132 (12/4)F/09737. dba PAB CONST. RECRUITING & attorney of record is Reynaldo O. Contact: PHILIPPINEGOODSCONST., 1 GRAPHIC ARTIST - College grad., 2 MANPOWER SERVICES, P.O. Box THE BANK RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY Yana of P.O. Box 52, Susupe Vil­ 09642. AND ALL BIDS INC., dba CONSTRUCTION, MAN­ yrs. experience. Salary $5.80 per hour. 1 SALE ENGINEER - College grad., 2 1102, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 322- lage, Saipan, Commonwealth of the POWER SERVICES & ETC., P.O. Box 2 MAINTENANCE WORKER - High yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 per Northern Mariana Islands. All per­ 1 SALES MANAGER - College grad., 2 4670 (12/4)F/09723. MARIANAS REPAIRS COMPANY, INC. yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 per 165, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234- school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary month. W e would greatly appreciate your prompt attention to this sons having claims against the de­ 6485/0455 (11/20)F/3219. $2.35 per hour. Chalan Lau-Lau, Middle Road ceased arc hereby required to serve month. 1 AIR CONDITIONING MECHANIC - 1 MASSEUSE - High school grad., 2 yrs. matter. If you should have any question, please feel free to Contact: HILCON MECHANDIZING 2 BAKER - High school grad., 2 yrs. High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Tel. NOS. 234-9083/4 contact us at 234-6102 them duly certified on the said ad­ 12 CARPENTER experience. Salary $450 per month. Salary $2.50 per hour. ministrator or his attorney of record INC. dba HILCON TERMITES & GEN. 8 MASON Contact: FIRSTINTERNATIONALINC., F ax NO. 2 3 4 -1 2 4 0 at the addresses specified above, and PEST CONTROL, P.O. Box 3052 P.R. Contact: YOUNIS ART STUDIO, INC. Contact: CARRIER GUAM, INC., Saipan Caller Box AAA 368, Saipan, MP 96950, Sincerely, 4 ELECTRICIAN dba MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & Branch, P.O. Box 3139, Saipan, MP to file them wilh the clerk of the 301, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234- 2 AUTO MECHANIC - High school Tel. No. 234-6776 (12/4)F/09742. (s) John B. Leon Guerrero Superior Court of the Common­ 8794 (11/27)F/09644. VIEWS/DAN DAN BAKERY HOUSE. 96950, Tel. No. 234-8330 (12/4)F/09735. INQUIRE NEW LOW RATES ON IL Manager & wealth of the Northern Mariana Is­ equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 P.O. Box 231, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. Branch Loan Officer - $3.00 per hour. 11/191027...... lands, together with proof of such 1 SALES MANAGER No. 234-6341/9797/7578 (11/27)F. 1 GAS STATION ATTENDANT - High 5 MUSICIANS-HIgh schoolgrad., 2yrs. EQUIPMENT RENTALS service, within 60 days of the date of 1 FACTORY MANAGER 1 CIVIL ENGINEER - College grad., 2 school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary experience. Salary $3.50 per hour. yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 per the first publication of this notice, or 11NTERPRETER-Collegegrad.,2yrs. 2 COOK $473 per month. 10 DANCERS- High school grad., 2yrs. month. the claim will be barred. experience. Salary $5.80 per hour. 2 WAITRESS-RESTAURANT - High Contact: COMMONWEALTH INDUS­ experience. Salary $2.15 perhour. Contact: REMEDIO S. BUNIAG dba EQUIPMENTS AVAILABLE ; Dated this 18lh day of November 12 CUTTERS (MACHINE) school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary TRIAL GAS CORP., P.O. Box 562, 2 WAITERS-High school grad., 2 yrs. VEHICLE FOR SALE TO 1992. 4 COOK MARFRAN ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box $2.50 per hour. Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-1179/ 1465, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 322- experience. Salary $2.15 perhour. /s/Reynaldo O. Yana 2 SEWING MACHINE REPAIRER 1 ACCOUNTANT-College grad., 2 yrs. 0587 (12/4)F/3386. Backhoes, Payloaders, Dumptrucks, Attorney for Administrator 04144/7483 (11/24)T/096000. 8 WAITERESS-High school grad., 2 yrs. HIGHEST BIDDER 11/20(017»} 139 SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS experience. Salary $900 per month. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. To Be sold as is where is condition Contact: PHILIPPINE GOODS INC. 1 PARTS CLERK-High school grad., 2 Excavator, Bulldozer, Flatbed Trucks & 2 GENERATOR OPERATOR 1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER - College 1 COOK-HIgh school grad., 2yrs. ex­ 12 PRESSER(MACHINE)-High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $850 dba FOLK PUB DISCO & RESTAU­ .yrs.experience. Salary$565permonth. perience. Salary $3.00 per hour. RANT & ETC., P.O. Box 165, Saipan, Contact: MARIANAS NAPA, INC., dba 1958 Chevy 4 door sedan PUBLIC NOTICE grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per month. 1 MANAGER-High school grad., 2 yrs. per hour. MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-6485/0455 (11/ NAPA AUTO PARTS, P.O. Box 562, Light Equipments. In the Superior Court for the 1 MECHANICAL ENGINEER-College experience. Salary $3.00 per hour. 4 SEWING SUPERVISOR- High school 20)F/3220. Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-1179/ grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1,000 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIST.-High Good Condition, a collector's item, must see to appreciate. Commonwealth of the grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $4.05 per month.,. 0587 (12/4)F/3385. 2 CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESEN­ school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Located at Kim's Auto Repair, Lower Base. Please inquire Northern Mariana Islands per hour. 1 COOK - High school grad,, 2 yrs TATIVES - High school grad., 2 yrs. $3.00 per hour. at Marine Mortgage Bankers Inc. Phone # 322-4404 Contact: GRACE INTERNATIONAL experience. Salary $2.15 - $2.50 per 2 MECHANICAL DRAFTER - College hour. experience. Salary$1,200-$1,500per 1 BARTENDER-High school grad., 2 ADOPTION CASE NO. 92-98 INC., Caller Box PPP 109, Saipan, MP grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $5.80 WAXTED 170 LEASE LAND 96950, Tel. No. 234-9682 (11/25)W/ Contact: BLACK MICRO CORPORA­ month. per hour. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. THE BANKERS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE In the Matter of the Petition for 09612. TION, P.O. Box 545, CK Saipan, MP Contact: DFSSAIPAN LTD., P.O. Box Contact: SHINRYO CORPORATION, 1 ASST. BARTENDER-High school ANY AN D ALL BIDS. the Adoption of: 96950, Tel. No. 234-6800 (11/26)TH/ 528, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234- P.O. Box 2484 CK, Saipan, MP 96950, grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 6615 (12/4)F/3383. Purpose : Repair Shop Deadline for submission of bids - 3:00 p.m. November 30, 1992. MELCHOR TADEO 9633. Tel. No. 322-1195 (12/4)F/09727. per hour. 11/20. 27 (09720) MISLANG, ACCOUNTANT 1 PARALEGAL ASSISTANT - Law 1 SUPERVISOR-High school grad., 2 2 CARPENTER Approx. : 2000-4000 sq. m. Minor, 1 ACCOUNTANT-College grad., 2 yrs. ENTERTAINER school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary yrs. experience. Salary $ 2.75 per hour. $1,500 per month. 3 MASON - High school grad., 2 yrs. Location : Between San Jose to BY: SILVESTREV. CASTRO experience. Salary $5.20 per hour. Contact: LUMILAINE CORPORATION 1 RESTAURANT WAITRESS Contact: HILL &SAWHNEY LAW OF­ experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Caller Box AAA 3262 Saipan MP 96950 Contact: AUGUSTIN K. CASTRO JR. Contact: ROMEO R. SANCHEZ dba and ADELINA MISLANG 1 BEAUTICIAN - High school grad., 2 FICES, P.O. Box 917, Saipan, MP (11/20,23,27) Tanapag Area dba ACJ ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box THE ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box 2171, CASTRO, 1584, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. (670) yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 96950, Tel. No. 234-6806/7743 (11/27)F/ Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-1481 10 WAITRESS - RESTAUFtANT Preferably-Lower Base Petitioners. 234-7856 (11/27)F/09643. Contact: MRS. AIDA F. VENUS dba 09629. F O R R E N T JANE'S ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box5194 (12/4)F/09736. 1 BARTENDER,NIGHT CLUB NOTICE OF HEARING 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 322- 1 SUPERVISOR (SUPERMARKET) - 10 WAITRESS, NIGHT CLUB - High EXECUTIVE TOWN HOUSE High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. 1 BARTENDER Notice is hereby given that on experience. Salary $900 - $1,100 per 1178 (11/27)F/09640. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary C all”. 322-9006/54 E xt 107 December 3, 1992, Thursday, month. Salary $4.15 per hour. 4 WAITER, RESTAUFtANT-High school $2.15 per hour. Two-storey, 3 bedroom, 2 bath unit, with over 2,000 Contact: J.C. TENORIO grad., 2yrs. experience. Salary $2.15- at 1:30 PM in the courthouse of Contact: TADOTSU SAIPAN COM­ 2 WAITER - High school grad., 2 yrs. 1 RESTAURANT MANAGER - College A sk for R oziel ENTERPIRSES, INC., P.O. Box 137, $2.50 per hour. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 1BOO-nrV3.?OtV6?] sq. feet of living space, fully furnished. Each bedroom PANY LTD., P.O. Box 1792 Saipan MP experience. Salary $2.35 - $4.00 per the Superior Court in Susupe, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-64451 Contact: SAIPAN SPRING VALLEY per month. 96950,Tel. No. 234-6331/6329(11/27)F/ hour. has air-con and patio with patio door. Laundry room Saipan, Commonwealth of the 47 (11/20)F/3225. BREWERY, CO. INC. P.O. Box 5236, 3277.______Contact: RONALD D. SABLAN dba 1 ACCOUNTANT-College grad., 2 yrs. Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 235-9123 with washer and dryer. Five minutes walk from Civic Northern Mariana Islands, the PACIFIC GARDENIA HOTEL, P.O. Box experience. Salary $5.20 per hour 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school grad., 2 1 FAST FOOD WORKER-High school (12/4)F/3389. Center in a quiet and secluded location. Landscaped petitioners will petition the 144, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234- grad. 2 yrs. experience, slary: $2.50 per Contact: NEW CENTURY, INC., Caller yrs. experience. Salary$900 permonth. Box AAA 26, Saipan, MP 96950 Tel Court to adopt the above-men­ 3455/66/77 (11/27)F/3249. hour. HOUSE FOR RENT surroundings with free trash and yard service. 24 1 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN - High 2 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER - No. 235-2383 (12/4)F/09731. Contact: MICRO ASEAN CORP. dba tioned minors. school gjad., 2 /rs. experience. Salary High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. hours gov't water and rain water. MANILENA FAST FOOD CENTER, Dated this 18th day of Novem­ $6.00 per tioür, GARMENT FACTORY Salary $2.15 per hour. Còntact: PCLARK(SAIPAN)INC.,P.O. Caller Box PPP 608 Saipan, MP 96950, REAL ESTATE A S L I T O Call: 234-3151, anytim e. 11/20 (09719) ber, 1992. Contact: SAIPAN INSPECTION SER­ Box 2330. Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. WORKER Tel. No. 234-5571 (11/27)F. VICES INC., Caller Box AAA 225, ROTA 1/2 acre (2000+sqm) oceanview 234-8546 (11/27)F/3275. • 3 Bedroom H ouse. 2 (SCUBA DIVING) INSTRUCTOR. Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-5369/ lot. Water, power, telephone and ease­ /s/Reynaldo O. Yana 1 GARMENT INSPECTOR- High school 5277/73 (12/4)F/3387. 1 ACCOUNTANT-College grad., 2 yrs. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.00 - SPORTS - High school grad., 2 yrs. ment avail. Excellent view of sea/bay, Attorney for Petitioners experience. Salary $1,200 per month. • 2 B a t h s . experience. Salary $900 - $1,100 per $5.50 per hour. town and mountain. Only 1 min. from 1 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER - month. 1 CUTTER, MACHINE - High school Contact: SAIPAN CORAL REEF, INC., Teneto/Songsong vill. $38,000. or bo. P.O. Box 771, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. • W all to w all carpet. C cm tact: ISLANDS CRUISE (SAIPAN) grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15- Call Ray (670) 322-2800 No. 234-3020 (11/26)TH/09627. Salary $1,000 per month. PUBLIC NOTICE INC. P.O. Box 1792, Saipan, MP 96950, $4.50 per hour. Contact: EUROTEX(SPN.) INC., Caller —] Tel. No. 233-2556/7 (11/27)F/3278. 1 SUPERVISOR, OVERHAULER- High • Unfurnished. In the Superior Court for the 1 CARGO AGENT Box PPP 141, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. 3 Waitress school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Use color For m ore info, coll 234-3208/2919 Commonwealth of the .1 FOREIGN EXCHANGE TELLER - No. 234-5277/73 (12/4)F/3388. 1 Cook CONSTRUCTION $8.30 - $ 11.00 per hour. High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. and sales Northern Mariana Islands Contact: UNOMODACORP., P.O. Box Salary $2.15 per hour. 1 SEWING SUPERVISOR WORKER 1847, San Antonio, Saipan, MP 96950, w i l l д . 1 Cook helper Contact: PINOYEXPRESS, INC.,Caller 1 PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR - High 2 CARPENTER Tel. No. 234-1861/2 (11/20)F/3222. Box AAA 204, Saipan, MP 96950 Tel ADOPTION CASE NO. 92-97 school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 Bartender 2 MASON - High school equlv. 2 yrs. No. 235-5006 (11/26)TH/09628. $4.05 per hour. b S a s t , Л I In the Matter of the Petition for experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. HOUSE FOR RENT for Snack Bar, with experience in working for 1 MUSICIAN (PIANIST) - High school 10 (IRON WORKER) MACHINE the Adoption of: 1 PROJECTENGINEER-College grad., MISCELLANEOUS PRESSER Restaurant or Bar at least one or more years. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 per grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.00 o f f ! J l l I GILBERT GUMIRAN month. per hour. 10 CUTTER, MACHINE CUSTOM BEACH HOUSE 5 BEAUTICIAN - High school equiv., 2 Contact: ROLAND G.JASTILLANA dba 10 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR - Salary begins from $2,50 and up per hour, ESMUNDO and MYLENE 1 AUTO-MECHANIC - High school grad., yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. INTERPHASE MANPOWER SER­ High school grad., 2 yrs.experience. 4 Bedrooms, 11 2 B ath Experience and Qualification determine the . MESIAS APELO, 2 yrs. experience. Salary $500 per Contact: JIHAN CORPORATION dba VICES, P.O. Box 331, Saipan, MP Salary $2.15 - $2.50 per hour. Minors, month. JIHAN BEAUTY SHOP & BOUTIQUE, Located in Tanapag salary status. Apply in person or mail resume to 96950, Tel. No. 234-7666 (11/26)TH/ Contact: ONWEL MFG (SAIPAN) LTD., Contact: JEN-MARZ ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box 1465, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. BY: HERMANQ. PADUA and 3256. P.O. Box 712, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. $ 1,500/m onth Younis Art Studio, Inc. P.O. Box 231, Saipan INC., P.O. Box 1562, Saipan, MP 96950, No. 322-0414/7483/ 234-1758 (11 /24)T/ LETICIA ESMUNDO No. 234-9522 to 25 (12/4)F/09730. MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-7129/1061 (11/20)F/09575. 09600. 1 SALES CLERK - High school grad., 2 PADUA, 10 WAITRESS - High school equiv., 2 Call collect (671) 653-4766 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Petitioners. 3 CARPENTER yrs.experience. Salary$2.15perhour. Aad one color to your news­ C ontact: D ennis Lee Boaz 4 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER, BLDG. Contact: LUCIANO ILO RANGAMAR NOTICE OF HEARING - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. dba TRIPLE K ENTERPRISES, Caller Contact: COMPLETE EQUITY INC. paper ad arxi sales will really experience. Salary $2.15 per hour dba HOTSPOT, P.O. Box616,Saipan, Notice is hereby given that on 2 ELECTRICIAN Salary $600 per month. Box AAA 152, Saipan, MP 96950 Tel. take oft. In fac-t. when you use MP 96950, Tel. No. 235-1105 (12/4)F/ one color sales will increase an December 3,1992, Thursday at 1 STEEL WORKER-High school grad., 1 SUPERVISOR (MOTEL) - High school No..235-5167 (11/26)TH/09625. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $700 09734. average of 43%’ Call us toaay Give information about crim es committed 1:30 PM in the courthouse of 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per VARIOUS JO B OPENING hour. permonth. tc place vour ad and get sales the Superior Court in Susupe, Contact: JOY ENT., INC., Caller Box CLASSIFIED ADS NEW 2 WAITRESS - High school equiv., 2 flying Contact: NEW WORLD INTERNA- yrs.experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. FOR FACTORY W ORKERS Saipan, Commonwealth of the TIONALCORP., P.O. Box 1900, Saipan, PPP 155, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-634 1/7578/9797 234-3476 (11/27)F/09641. Contact: YAMAMOTO ENTERPRISES, CALL Northern Mariana Islands, the MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-1061 (11/2Q)F/ 1 ACCOUNTANT -College grad., 2 yrs. INC., P.O. Box 1729, Saipan, MP96950, (LOCAL HIRE ONLY) petitioners will petition the 09576. experience. Salary $900 per month Tel. No. 234-8181 (12/4)F/09732. 1 DRESSMAKER 1 MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN-High Court to adopt the above-men­ 5 ELECTRICIAN - High school grad., 2 1 CUTTER, MACHINE - High school US $2.35 · US $3.00 PER HOUR Crim estoppers school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 BAKER - High school grad., 2 yrs. tioned minors. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. grad.,2yrs.experience. Salary$2.15- $3.25 per hour. Police A ssistance No experience needed. We’ll provide training for the Contact: RODICO G. VIDAL dba $2.50 per hour. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. Dated this 18th day of Novem­ Contact: MICRONESIAN GARMENT Contact: MEITETSU SHOPPING CEN­ C a ll newcomers. Interested person please pick up application at 2 3 4 - 7 2 7 2 ber, 1992. R.V.ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box 531, Contact: IGNACIO P. AGBANLOG dba MFG, INC., P.O. Box2977, Saipan, MP CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. AGBANLOG ENT. INC., P.O. Box 1151, TER, INC. dba MEITETSU MART, P.O. LINSON (SAIPAN), INC. on Middle Road, Gualo Rai for 96950, Tel. No. 235-5864/3238 (12/4)F/ Box 38, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 235-3611 (11/30)T/F/T/09669. Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 235-1793 09743. (PARA) /s/Rcyna!do O. Yana 234-7313/7490 (12/4)F/09738. call 234-3481. 9AÍ-25 IVM Attorney for Petitioners 46-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY- NOVEMBER 20,1992 EEK & M EEK® by H ow ie Schneider FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-47 CROSSW ORD PUZZLER B o n d s . . . IF, HOWEVER SOJ WOULD RATHER TO AM6THLR Continued from page 48 Courier, Sam pras advance ACROSS Answer to Previous Puzzle CHAMWa-... 37 Lasso coaching staff in the major 40 Toll By Nesha Starcevic his first match point, but then 1 "Planet of 41 Mountain on I B LO T S R 1 V A L ■ leagues,” Bonds said. “Jim but was unhappy about the boring injuries. the —" 0 blasted an ace. 5 Piece out Crete L O s E N 1 R A DES Leyland was like my other pair of level of the match. There were few rallies between 8 Proverbs 42 Meet E R O s EO S 1 n H A u FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) Sampras broke Edberg in the 45 Sums eyes.” He blew four match points be­ the two powerful hitters and both 12 Tardy ART E D E S P S 1 - Jim Courier defeated Richard 13 Bulgarian 49 Toward Rt Bonds and Leyland both suf­ fourth game of the third set, but fore Krajicek double-faulted to players made plenty of errors. shelter DOD 0 ZES T RE T Krajicek 6-7,7-6,7-5 in the ATP suffered a break of his own in the currency 50 Gershwin of pi fered through their share of dis­ surrender after 2 hours and 59 In the third game of the second 14 Part of S WEETER R 1· D E World Championships on seventh. HOMES music R EED P A 1 N HH appointments in the postseason, minutes. set, Courier moaned, “Boring 15 Press clothes 52 It grows in Wednesday to take a big step to­ After wasting two match points Brooklyn B EAD s E R U PTEÜ losing three straight years to the The 20-year-old Dutchman de­ tennis.” Krajicek did not e 11-3.0 16 Affirmative ward retaining his No. 1 world in the 10th game, the American vote 53 One who tells LASSPRES S L A NL West champion. This season, feated Courier in the semifinals agree with Courier. At the post­ falsehoods ranking. 17 — out A T E R A 1 S E w A R Adanta scored three runs in the set up three match points in the of the EEC Championship in match news co. (withstand) 54 Vast age Pete Sampras beat Stefan 12th game after scrambling to GARFIELD® by Jim Davis 55 River in M 1 D A N CE H ATE bottom of the ninth inning in Game Antwerp, Belgium on Saturday, nference, he said, “If he thinks 18 Occupant N E ED Edberg 6-3,3-6,7-5 to keep alive 20 Wanted Siberia E G I N E N ED 7 to keep Pittsburgh out of the reach the ball and score with a and went on to win that event, his it’s boring, maybe he should go 22 Pedal digit 56 Oodles NG S T A M ED his chances of retaining the title. backhand volley. He then forced 57 Pigpen ■ G o ■ World Series again. second title of the year. off the court, take a shower. That ’ s f l u f f f l u f f 23 Decimal base 11-20 ® 1992 United Feature Syndicate Courier’s victory prevented the second-ranked Swede into a 24 Generates 58 o( Eden" Some of Bonds’ best games The win allowed Krajicek to his opinion. I was having fun, f l u f f Sampras from having any chance backhand error to win the match move up to 10th in world rankings 27 Slumbers DOWN body came in September, helping the trying to win a tennis match.” 31 New Deal 10 Roomy ofgettingtoNo. 1, even if he wins in two hours and six minutes. and qualify for the year-ending agcy. 1 Landed 5 Gladdens 11 Sow Pirates pull away from second- Given a chance to reconsider, 6 Lock opener the year-end tournament of the Sampras lost to Edberg in the event pitting the top eight players 32 The Lion 2 Peel 7 Current — 19 Negative place Montreal. Bonds went 7 for Courier pointed out that the crowd iffff y fluff- 33 Oater 3 Short jacket 21 Moray top eight players in the world. final of the US Open this year, the in the world. Krajicek qualified vehicles 4 Lawmaking 8 Calm 14 with 13 walks, four homers, had dwindled from a full-house to r p \ / fluii: 9 Dry 24 Arrow's Edberg, who is now 1-1 in the Grand Slam event he won last companion seven RBIs and 10 runs scored in after higher-ranked Ivan Lendl just half-full by the third set. 25 Fed. agcy. round-robin portion of the event, year. i \j*-M fluff7 the first week of September as the and Andre Agassi pulled out of “He serves well, you don’t get 26 Muffle sound could still get enough computer “At the US Open I also took the of Pirates won seven straight games. the dlrs 2.5 million event with Continued on page 41 Ì £ ' p \ \ f l u f f 28 Slender points to climb from No. 2 to No. first set 6-3, but then I let it slip finial After the All-Star break, Bonds 1 for the third time this year, de­ ¿KM FAV75 It-ZO 29 Split — soup was 75 for 235 (.319) with 19 away,” he said of the four-set loss. pending how well Courier does. “When I missed those two 30 Drunkard homers and 54 RBIs in 72 games. SGA Turkey-Shoot G olf 34 Proposes Sampras, who beat Boris match points, I had a flashback 35 Born He became the first Pirate since PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz Becker Tuesday, brought his and I thought about the US Open, T o u r n a m e n t 36 World — Willie Stargell (1971-73) to drive 37 Form of record to 2-0. I felt it was slipping away again. liturgical in 100 runs for three straight sea­ Becker (1-1), seeking to win 5 0 I'M IN THE 6R0CERY THI5 LADY A5K5 ME MOW EVERT TIME I RIPE ON THE prayer But I put a couple of good shots Sunday, November 22 at sons. Bonds’ 34 homers repre­ the title for the first time since the STORE WITH MV MOM... OLD I AM... I TELL HER BACK OF MY MOM'S BICYCLE, 38 Fuss together when it mattered. M arianas Country Club (MCC) I'M A HUNDRED AND FIFTY. .39 Baby’s sented a career high. tournament moved to his home­ “It was good to get that monkey n r I AGE TWENTY YEARS! plaything Registration forms are available at MCC or Sheffield surprised just about land in 1990, beat Petr Korda (0- off my back, I really wanted re­ 7C 42 Hail 43 Mixture everyone by hitting .330 with 33 2) 6-4,6-2 in the last match of the venge today,” said Sampras, who from SGA Board Members. 44 Tidy 46 — code home runs and 100 RBIs. He was long night. had 15 aces for Edberg’s seven. B.B.Q. and get together right after the G am e. 47 Camera part acquired from Milwaukee just The German double-faulted on Courier also got some revenge, 48 Chair 51 Decay before the start of the season. Pendleton led the Braves to their second straight NL pennant, hitting .311 with 21 homers and 105 RBIs. The third baseman gets STELLA WILDER a $75,000 bonus for his second- place finish. YOUR BIRTHDAY D efenders... Continued from page 48 By Stella Wilder SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - This in order to accommodate the unex­ .The Korasons drew first blood, pected involvement of a friend or is likely to be a day full of smiles and jumping on top 4-0 after two and Born today, you are outgoing, gen­ tears, as you are pulled from one emo­ relative. erous, fun-loving, and devoted to the tional extreme to another. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - You ahalf innings, before the Beermen concept of a smile-a-day. On top of all SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) are not likely to receive the assistance took the lead with a six-run out­ that, however, you are also hard­ — You mustn’t overreact to those de­ you expect today but a new contact burst in the bottom of the third. working, dedicated, single-minded, velopments today which do not direct­ can be made despite your and even fierce and vengeful when ly concern you. Your time will come. disappointment. 2 DOWN: Two costly errors by the Beermen your back is against the wall. It might CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IS) - LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — You may OPPOSITE resulting in four unearned runs be said that all of this presents a mass You must be sure to remember where have to do some fast talking today if gave back the lead, 9-6, to the of contradictions and contrasts, but the games end and the serious business you want to convince a friend to sign begins today — and vice versa. on and join you in a new project FRONT ■ ■ ■ Korasons. But Martin Gloyd’s others are more correct when they 7 suggest you are a complete human be­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - A VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Stick 5 6 three-run over-the-fence homer ing — one with loves and hates, joys few regrets and resentments are like­ to the basics today. 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Dial 1-900-740-1010 © 1992 United Feature Syndicate, Inc It/ 2 0 The Korasons rallied but came To see what is in store for you to­ which, though difficult to decipher, and enter your access coda num­ morrow, find your birthday and read are likely to be clear to you by day’s ber, which is 500. '133 'L 'a v o '9 'XN31 X 'x o v a ·z 'x o a a v o 'i-N M oa up a run short for their third defeat the corresponding paragraph. Let end. '3 1 iu m '8 '13X0VH X '3dV > '8WOD T-SSOUGV in nine outings. your birthday star be your daily guide. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Trav­ After the heart-breaker on the SATURDAY, NOV. 21 el plan may have to be adjusted today Copyrifbt 1991, United Feature Syndicate, Inc hands of the Beermen, the TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Selma Lager- TODAY’S WEATHER: On this day in Korasons came back strong to lof (1858-1940), novelist-short story 1979, single storm and 24-hour snowfall beat the COP Enforcers, 16-10, RLD writer, Edwin Hubble (1889-1953), as­ records for Cheyenne, Wyo., as 19.8 Use color and BW' tronomer, Robert F. Kennedy (1925- inches of snow fell, making a 3-day total as they rallied for seven runs in 1968), U.S. politician; Richard Dawson of 25.6 inches. sales will extra inning in a continuation of ALMANAC SOURCE; THE WEATHER CHANNEL® (1932-), actor-TV game-show host, is 6Q; 1992 Weather Guide Calendar, Accord Publishing, Ltd. their tied ballgame two weeks Dick Smothers (1939-), singer, is 53; Ve­ ago after teams failed to win in D A T E B O O K ronica Hamel (1943-), actress, is 49; Bo TODAY’S MOON: Between blast off! Derek (1956-), actress, is 36. last quarter (Nov. 17) and regulation. Nov. 20, 1992 new moon (Nov. 24). Joe Tenorio and Nobert Torres TODAY’S SPORTS: On this day in 1969, Add one color to your newspaper ad and sales P nz” both knocked in two runs to leac), U Q U C 9D B II Pele became the firstcsoccer player to TODAY’SBARB will really take off. In fact, when you use one color N" * Today is the «¡sssKsasssaiKK* BY PHIL PASTORET' the Korasons. 325th day of 1992 jt£j&Sg&t»!8fS£3» score 1,000 goals. sales will increase an average of 43%. Call us «¡«asaaæggijss Whether you fell in love or were en­ today to place your ad and get sales flying Earlier in the day, the COP and the 60th day WWW»»«««* trapped depends on how you felt about it TODAY’S QUOTE: “With all the vio­ Enforcers survived a scare by the of fall. lence and murder and killings we’ve had and how good a lawyer you have. in the United States, I think you will © 1S91. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. ¿ M a r i a n a s CW a r i e t y z Tropical Buds, coming out victo­ DAY’S HISTORY: On this day in agree that we must keep firearms from rious, 7-3, in the third game. The ¡2 President John F. Kennedy signed The lesbian political organization people who have no business with guns.” Tel. 2 3 4 /6 3 4 1 /7 5 7 8 /9 7 9 7 · FAX 234-9271 Buds gave the game away as Dick execntive order prohibiting racial — Robert F. Kennedy, in May 1968, 5 Daughters of Bilitis was founded in crimination in housing built or pur- days before his assassination. San Francisco in 1955. Weil went the distance, allowing ised with federal funds. Seven unearned runs. 4 8 -m a r ia n a s v a r ie t y NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 20,1992 PORTS

CNMI AMATEUR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION C astro leads 1992 CNMI ISLAND-WIDE SLOWPITCH LEAGUE D e f e n d e r s Sound W aves DIVISION 'A' DIVISION ‘B’ Marpac Tropical Buds Toyota Wheels to victory Kautz Glass Glazers Blank MCV/D.F.S. Defenders Ol’Aces o v e r K i n g s upset Kautz MTC Shoe Gallery Abogados Blank Precinct #3 Gangs By Frank D. Palacios Korason T.G.I. As Mahetog C.O.P. enforces N.P.I. Blue Sharks BEN CASTRO went 3-for-3, in­ Sound Waves G l a s s 7 - 5 Miller Drft cluding a homer, two RBIs and 2ND ROUND GAME SCHEDULE two runs to lead the Sound Waves By Ray D. Palacios The Tenorio Korasons slashed to a 12-5 victory over the T.G.I. MTC Shoe Gallery, 22-4, in the Kobler Villa San Vicente Nov. 15 A3 vs A2 10:00 am B5 vs B3 Kings in the slow pitch games in THE DFS CK Defenders, with second game, then lost to to A6 vs. A4 11:30 a.m. B4 vs B7 San Vicente Sunday. league-leading Miller Draft 18- consistent hitting led by Henry A1 vs. A7 1:00 pm B5 vs B1 Tony Camacho’s RBI single in 17 in the fourth game before stop­ Lizama, Joe Celis and Martin Cruz A8 vs. A6 2:30 pm B6 vs B8 the top of the first gave the Soun'd with 2-for-2 performances, ping the COP Enforcers’s six- Waves a 1-0 lead, but Mike game winning streak with a 16-10 Nov. 22 B3 vs. B7 10:00 am A2 vs A4 avenged their first round loss by Wclson’s two-run homer in their victory in extra innings. B6 vs B4 11:30 am A6 vs A3 upsetting the Kautz Glass Glaz- half of the first put the Kings on Manny Tenorio went 3-for-3 B3 vs B8 1:00 pm A8 vs A4 ers 7-5 in the first slow-pitch game B7 vs B1 2:30 pm A2 vs A7 top, 2-1. The Sound Waves re­ with a triple, an inside-the-park in Koblerville Sunday. gained the lead with two runs on homer and five RBIs. Tony The Defenders jumped to a 5-0 Nov. 29 A6 vs A1 10:00 am B8 vs B4 two hits in the top of the third, 3- Benavente knocked in four runs lead in the first two innings, high­ A8 vs. A3 11:30 am B6 vs B5 2, but Mike Welson’s second two- to lead the Korasons’ attack. A6 vs A2 1:00 pm B4 vs B3 lighted by Henry Lizama’s two- run homer put the Kings on top The Korasons’ 20-hit attack in A7 vs A4 2:30 pm B7 vs B5 run single that gave the Defend­ again, 4-3. ers a 3-0 lead after Abel Celis’ just four innings was led by Pepe 10:00 am A1 vs A4 The lead was shortlived as the Tenorio with aperfect4-for-4 and Dec. 6 B7 vs B8 RBI single 1-0. They went on to B3 vs B6 11:30 am A7 vs A3 Sound Waves exploded for four also knocked in three runs. After increase it to 5-0 on Frank Celis’ B4 vs B1 1:00 pm A2 vs A8 runs in the fourth with three MTC tied the game at 2-all on sacrifice RBI and Mart Cruz’s *B6 vs. B3 2:30 pm "A 7 vs A6 doubles — one each by Ben Stanly Laniyo’s and Mike RBI double. 'Championship schedule to be released pending results of 2nd round. Guerrero, Jeff Guerrero and John Ngirbabul’s RBIs in the top of the "Denotes makeup games. Four consecutive hits by the Tudcla— a triple by Kirk Vergith second, the Korasons took over, Glazers, with two outs in the top and a two-run homer by Ben scoring 20 of the next 22 runs for of the of the fourth, cut the lead to S o f tb a ll Castro to put the game away. a fifth inning shutout. 5-3. But the Defenders retaliated TEAM "A" Win Loss Pet. Gb Veteran Donald Flores, who In their second match of the - with two more runs in their half to Miller Draft 8 2 .800 gave up four runs in the first three day, the Korasons came up short Korasons 7 3 .700 1 lead by four, 7-3. innings, controlled the Kings in as the league-leading Miller Draft C.O.P. Enforces 7 3 .700 1 The Glazers came up with only Kautz Glass Glazers 6 3 .667 1 1/2 the last four innings, allowing just two runs in the top of the sixth, not finally regained their winning D.F.S. enforces 5 5 .500 3 one run on three hits as the Waves enough to avert their third loss for form after two losses. MTC Shoe Glarrey 2 7 .222 51/2 remained a game behind the the season. ______Continued on page 47 Tropical Buds 2 8 .200 6 Team "B" league-leading Blue Sharks. Sound Waves 8 2 .800 - Ol’Aces 4, Kings 3 NPI Blue Sharks 7 2 .777 1/2 Robert Quitugua’s solo homer Bonds win second O’l Aces 6 3 .667 1 1/2 Salas & Manibusan Abogados 6 3 .667 1 1/2 in the lop of the seventh broke a 3- T.G.I. Kings 5 6 .454 31/2 3 tie and the 01’Aces held on to MVP title in 3 years Toyota Wheels 4 5 .444 31/2 edge out the T.G.I. Kings, 4-3. Preclnt # Gangs 1 8 .111 6/12 By Jim Donaghy income to $5.05 million, includ­ Winsor Peter’s two-run homer ing bonuses. Balling Leaders: (Based on 25 or more times at bat) in the top of the first gave the Player Team AB Hit Batting 01’Aces a 2-0 lead. But die Kings NEW YORK (AP) - Barry “I never set goals for myself,” Eddie Saka Blue Sharks 31 20 .645 cut it in half in the bottom of the Bonds’ value as a free agent went Bonds said recently. “I prepare Tony Camacho Sound Waves 28 18 .643 up a little Wednesday after he was the same way every year. I would Peter Barlas Tropical Buds 26 16 .615 second on Giovanni Mira’s lead- Abel Celis named the National League Most do the same things if you paid me Defenders 27 15 .555 off solo shot. Laurence Clarence Saka Miller Draft 33 18 .545 Camacho’s single and Pete Valuable Player for the second one dollar.” Tony Luzama T.G.I. Kings 26 14 .538 time in three years. The difference this winter is Jess Peterson Korason 28 15 .535 Camacho’s double in the top of Bonds was an easy winner over that Bonds is preparing to play for Maurino Besebes Blue Shaks 28 15 .529 die third brought die lead back up Frank Pangellnan Atlanta’s Terry Pendleton, re­ Glazers 25 13 .520 at two, 3-1. a new team in 1993. The All-Star Sherman Nglraldong Miller Draft 29 15 .517 ceiving 18 of a possible 24 first- outfielder will be a looking for a B ut the Kings fought back to tie place votes in balloting by the contract that pays him at least $7 Runs: (18) Eddie Saka (16) Mark Ngiraidong (14) Tony Reyes, Greg Camacho, Ben the game at 3-all, thanks to an Baseball Writers Association of million per season, and it’s un­ Lizama Ol ’ Aces ’ error in the third, which Doubles: (5) tony Camacho (4) Ray Saka, Joe Tenorio cut the lead to 3-2. Salik Talley’s America. Bonds finished with 304 likely the Pirates can afford it. Triples: (4) Ben Mesa (3) Martin Cruz (2) Seven Players. points, followed by Pendleton “I haven’t closed the door to Homeruns: (10) Greg C. Camacho (5) Jerry Ayuyu (4) Tom Diaz, Junior Martin, Eddie single brought in Mel Teregeyo with 232 points, including four anything,”·,Bonds said. “I don’t Saka who double tied the game before RBI’s: (32 Greg C. Camacho (18) Tony C. Camacho, Martin Gloyd first-place votes, and San Diego’s really want t.o get involved in the Quitugua’s homer gave the Gary Sheffield with two first- negotiations. My agent will let Pitching Leaders: Ol’Aces the lead for good. place votes and 204 points. me know what’s going on.” Players Team Inn R ER Hit m Sharks 12, Abogados 7 Bonds led the Pittsburgh Pi­ The teams most interested in Al Taltano Glazers 50 47 22 71 4-3 3.08 Junior Martin went 3-for-3 with rates to their third straight NL Bonds are the New York Yankees John Diaz Enforces 60 54 30 100 6-3 3.50 two homeruns and knocked in six Joe Sablan Korasons 17 17 East title by hitting .311 with 34 and Atlanta Braves. During the 10 31 2-0 4.11 runs, leading the NPI Blue Sharks homers and 103 RBIs. He also NL playoffs, Bonds went house Joe Torres Korason 50 54 34 78 5-3 4.76 MarkQuitugua 01 Aces to a 12-7 victory over the Salas scored 109 runs and walked 127 hunting in the Atlanta area. 44 58 30 76 4-3 4.77 Clarence Saka Miller Draft 62 79 45 and Manibusan Abogados. times. Bonds, 28, has emerged as one 106 7-2 5.08 Donald Flores Sound Waves 34 41 25 52 4-1 5.14 The Sharks jumped to a 3-0 The left fielder also won the of the best players in the major Abel Cells Defenders 56 83 45 111 4-5 5.62 lead in the top of the first inning, MVP award in 1990. He is the leagues because of his all-around John Aldan TGI Kings 38 53 31 58 4-2 5.71 highlighted by Ray and Ed Saka’s 1 Oth player to win more than one abilities. Noel Ignacio Blue Sharks 29 39 27 58 4-1 6.51 back-to-back homers. The MVP, joining such HallofFamers At least one person Bonds will John Camacho Toyota Wheels 63 72 51 98 4-4 6.73 Abogados, behind Greg as Stan Musial, Willie Mays and miss if he leaves Pittsburgh is Jim Eddie Sablan Abogados 51 66 53 94 5-3 7.27 Emie Banks. Leyland, this season’s manager Dick Well Tropical Buds 58 113 61 144 2-8 7.36 Camacho’s four RBIs with a For winning I^VP honors, of the year. homer and Alex Tudela’s solo Strike-rOuts: (11) Joe torres, Clarence Saka (8) Eddie Sablan, Shibaian Wayne (7) shot, took the lead, 5-3, after three Bonds gets a$250,000 bonus from “I had the best manager and John Aldan (6) Mark Qultugua, Abel Cells (5) Noel Ignacio, Al Taltano, John Diaz the Pirates. That raised his 1992 Continued on page 47 innings.

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