ar1anas• MICRONESIA'~ LEADING NEWSPAPER SINCE 1972
RP wants better pay for workers here
By Nick Legaspi maids and farmers must be paid at least $200 a month Domestic helpers, live-in maids and farmers, who are Staff reporter with free board and lodging. also not covered by the minimum wage law, receive The Philippine government wants employers in the The wage requirements basically address the labor about $150 a month. Northern Marianas to pay Filipino construction sectors not covered by the existing minimum wage law The memorandum, copies of which were circulated workers at least $2.15 an hour with free board and lodg in the CNMI. At present, the $2.15 minimum wage this week among members of the Saipan Chamber of I ' does not apply to construction workers, who are mostly Commerce, says that the required minimum wage must .- I, ing. .,"' In a memorandum listing new requirements for the nonresidents. The construction industry, where the bulk be stated in the approved labor contracts sent to the I hiring of overseas workers the Philippine Consulate of nonresidents work, pay its employees as low as consulate in Guam for authentication, also a new General in Guam also said domestic helpers, live-in $1.50 an hour, with free lodging in barracks but no food. See 'Wages", Page 5 Lt. Gov. , lnos dispute report "They're all wet " -Tenorio By DAVID T. HUGHES editor Lt. Governor Pedro A. Tenorio and fonner chairman of the CUC, Eloy S. Inos, said earlier ::; . ,.. this week that a recent report prepared by u. Gov. Tenorio Lyonnaise Marianas America, Inc. which outlined why the August 15 hlackout happened "was in error." Both men stuck by earlier claims ~ Felicidad H. Sablan, left, receives the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Gold Rays with Rosette.from Japanese Consul made by Tenorio and Inos saying that the outage ;· I\ Yasunobu Togo. The award was presenled for Sablan's late husband, Former Saipan Mayor Vincente D. Sablan. was the result of water being blown in through an ~ - open bay door in the power house during a light "':- ;:ji~/ thunderstorm. ~i "If that's what the LMA report said, then they are J · ' Japan honors Saipan man all wet - and you can quote me on that," Tenorio ..______. said in a Wednesday telephone interview. He also Eloylnos said, "I was there - they weren't I interviewed people right after it for his works toward peace happened - they said it was negligence and water coing in through By Nick Legaspi the door." · Staff reporter • Inos said; "we both were there - we saw where the water had come The Japanese government conferred to the late Saipan Mayor Vicente D. Sablan the Order of the in...... " That report said in very finn terms that "the Sacred Treasure, Gold Rays with Rosettee,the first ever received by a Northern Marianas resident from fundamental cause of this outage is rainwater coming into the the Japanese government power plant building through the many holes in the roof and the The posthumous award was presented Wednesday by Japanese Consul Yasunobu Togo to Felicidad H. many missing side panels, particularly facing the sea, causing Sablan, the mayor's widow, in a short ceremony at the Consular Office of Japan at the Nauru building. damage to electrical equipment" A certificate accompanying the award said it was from the emperor of Japan. The certificate or patent of Inos told a reporter asking him about the report that "the report decoration was signed by Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone. " doesn't say holes in the roof caused the outage .... " He referred to In a speech during the award presentation, Togo said the award was "in recognition of the valuable the second sentence of the report as the "real cause of the power contributions by Mr. Sablan to a greater understanding and friendship between the people of the outage". That sentence read: "The trip-out was initially caused by Northern Marianas and the people of Japan and other related achievements ... the ingress of rainwater into the low-tension motor control situated Togo said the mayor, who died last year, promoted peace, understanding and friendship between the at ground level near the main entrance to the power plant, causing a ,! people of Japan and the Northern Marianas after the war. He also said Sablan helped with the Japanese short circuit." government's bone collecting missions, "which means so much to the Japanese people."" He said the bay door in question was "right where the incident "I don't know what to say, I'm so happy," Sablan's widow said after the ceremony.She attended the happened." Inos said the accident was caused "when the door ceremony with her two daughters and a son. The ceremony was also attended by Governor Pectro P. automatic closing mechanism jammed and the door couldn't be \ Tenorio, Lt. Gov. Pedro A. Tenorio, Senate President Julian S. Calvo and members of the Japanese closed. See "All Wet", page 11 community in Saipan. ,1 Page 2 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS -- September 4, 1987 September 4, 1987 -- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS - Page 3 Editorial Page EDITORIAL PAGE 2 Free Speech· Americas Heritage Letters to the editor: Editor's note: The Letter to the editor last week which was signed "Sue Cabrera" LOOK TO THE was written by Sue T. Cabrera. PAST TO FIND A response to our new poll yes, I am in favor of immediate privitization of the power system for the following reasons. THE FUTURE First, there is an old saying, "you get what you pay for." At the present time we are paying sub : I standard rates for our power, ergo, sub-standard power. 1987 is the 200th anniversary of the Constitution of the United States of America. That document which outlines Because I realize that the government, if it got the money it needed to profitably run the power plant, would only spend it on increased payroll, new cars, junkets and all those o!11er frin~e tx;nefits exactly what the U.S. is, and what freedoms her people that go with working in a non-job, paying more would only mean a more expensive contmuatton of enjoy, has stood the test of time. It has given the world the same old thing. one of the most powerful and caring nation on Earth while at the same time allowing her people the right to do Governments are not in the business of making money. They spend it. A private business operates almost anything they want. at a profit or it doesn't operate for long. A private business would.take lhe money, put some back in The CNMI could do well to use more parts of that the business, give good service, and then and only then would they enjoy lhe fruits of their labor. wonderful document to govern our wonderful island I don't work for the government, I work for a living. So I have no sympathy for those "hard working public works e~ployees" who will be laid off because they don't perfonn well. Welcome to Commonwealth. the real world. Also, the Constutution and the laws of that nation force the government to be answerable to the people for their Secondly, when the population sees how efficient a private utility company can be, then we can actions both internal and international. Tremendous start looking at the water and other service branches which might be sold. power is vested in agencies like Congress to get to the "It's the darn vultures that worry me!" Thirdly, MTC is a perfect example of the way things can be. Look at GT A in Guam. It's ridiculous. But lhey still don't get the message. bottom . of things. Corruption, double-dealing and changed, but Saipan reminds Fourthly, with the attempt to get rid of all the alien labor, there will be plenty of openings in the treason are ferreted out in the blinding light of television me a lot of Benton in those private sector for those who get laid off. and under the typewriters of the print media. early years. Name witheld by request The Legislature of Saipan has a wonderful opportunity · Our chief would have never al to set this young and potentially great Commonwealth on lowed an officer to approach a Get it right: "RP", not "Pl" a path that will be envied by all island nations of the vehicle like that because it was Pacific. While the Variety has reservations about the just "bad politics." But, I will Dear Editor: . current round of hearings going on in the legislature, IF be the first to say that Saipan ,/ Marianas Variety issue of August 28, 1987 page 7 "Violence Breaks Out Again in PI." Please note they use the information gathered to help draft a is NOT that sleepy southern ~' PI or Philippine Islands in reference to the present Philippines is improper. Reference to PI was use.ct ~o '1 during Spanish times prior to independence before World War II. The Philippines is a Republic since sweeping set of laws that give the people more town. We have a lot of people .' from literally all over the world t, 1945 up to the present and therefore RP or Republic of lhe Philippines is more appropriate. I \ information about how their government operates, then Thank you for printing to "Letters to the Editor." "Work'' is relative stop here or vacation here. ~·.· that will be a good sign and the hearings will have been a Some of those dudes are very /s!C/Uto P. Tangonan positive factor. bad and don't like po'-leeeece at Last week's question: If they determine that ANY member of government is to your location all. So, I guess the officer was .) involved in corruption in any form, then that person right in his approach to a ,\ Lynch favors privitization of utilities should be immediately removed from any position of One of the nice things about vehicle he didn't know. power in the CNMI - with pay. If a court finds the being in the newspaper Finally, most of you Dear Editor: Since this is the first full week of our new feature, we accused innocent, then they should be restored with business on Saipan is the fact probably thought I was pretty I favor immediate privitization of the power system not because I'm against the local government, really don't have the complete poll results·. But, of all equal speed. If convicted, they should be terminated that each week somehow ends stupid for not taking "the easy but because I favor privitization of anything that can possibly be privitized from any government- the replies we have received, all were in favor of ·i federal, state, or local. from government service and never again be allowed to up being differenL When I way" and just sign over my privatizing the power system. I' Governments are consumers, not producers, and any enterprise can be more efficiently and eco rob the people by using their position or office. write my friends back in ' drivers license. But, you see, See this week's letters to the editor section for some nomically operated by private enterprise rather that the government. For every dollar of benefits the of the comments made. We also encourage the legislators to throw open all Arkansas and Florida about the ticket used the word "voluntarily", and I didn't feel governments gives you, they will collect two dollars. I agree with the old saying, "That government island life, I always get back is best which governs least" records of government to the public. Freedom of lhe same old trite statement .. that was right Information laws which are taken for granted on the . "It must be nice, David, to lie Sometimes standing up for Sincerely, mainland do not apply here, apparantly. The only FOI is on the beach, watch the island principle isn't pretty and can what the government decides is OK for the people to girls and work on a tan!." cause a lot of trouble for the ls/Bobbie J. Lynch know about For some reason they don't stander-upper, but I was raised Sometimes the press finds out things the government belive that I actually work like by my grandfather to take a Republicans now want the mainlander's votes doesn't want the people to know, and the ensuing stories they do - just in a very exotic stand on what I BELIEVED Dear Editor: and beautiful place. When I try was right. I still agree with Feedback: only breed further distrust of the politicians in power. It. is ironic that the Rep~blican Party, especially its chainnan and Washington Representative to explain that getting a tan that, and will observe it. ' Information goes both ways. Giving it breeds can.didate Jesus ~· Mafnas, IS now urging American citizen (from Mainland, Hawaii and Guam) to requires one to be in the sun a I just hope none of you who confidence in the government to such an extent that the register and vote m the ~?vem~r election. And in so doing, the Republicans are implying they want saw the steel bracelets being be lot, and I work inside, they and welcome other US citizens m the Commonwealth. What a big farce! Just look at the record: public won't afraid to give it back. seem surprised. Whle the beach clapped on thought I had done Look to the past for this Commonwealth's future. The 1. It was lhe Republicans, who through their candidates and the Board of elections fought is just a few hundred yards from anything wrong. I was just unsuccessfully to keep.1:1S citizens from voting in the 1985 local elections (Republican Benavente I Constitution of the U.S. may be unwieldy, but it has my front door, it is too far being pig-headed and not giving vs. de~?Crat and US c1~n Manglona Unfonunately, Republican won the election but fortunately, bred a great nation.. away when I am working. it to pressure. U.S. cauzens won lhe nght to vote and run for office because of a class action lawsuit filed by I should be used to it by now Until next week, why not Manglona and totally supported by lhe Democrats. because when I lived in Soulh make our island a little better 2. Democrats nominated US citizens candidates in lhe 1985 elections: Bill Nabors, Larry Hilblom Florida near Sarasota, I received place to live and visit. . . . . and Lupe Manglona. the same type letters wishing please don't litter our roads and 3. Republic~s never wanted to be aprt of the US. Let us not forget it was the Democrats who WHY? "they had my job in the fun-and beaches with your trash. If you wanted th~ ~as to .be a U.S: ~ommonwealth while Republicans fought against it (feel 1'ree lo we an additional aheel ol paper ror yoor annm, If oealed) PUBLISHERS 4. Thear anu-Amencan. pos1uon has not changed. Witness what is happening today in the ABED & PAZ CASTRO YOUNIS sun" capitol of the U.S. Guess see a little pile of trash, just Commonwealth: a) They give hard time to American businesses who want to do business in lhe what ... I never had time for a pick it up and place it in a can. C?m~onwealth. b) When they took over the government six (6) years ago, there were barely 3,000 DAVID T. HUGHES tan there, either. It can be your good deed of the EDITOR aliens m lhe Commonwealth, now there are over 10,000 aliens. Well, that's enough deep day. \ NICK LEGASPI '·' . As for US citiz~ns from outside of the Northern Marianas, remember your true political friends. It REPORTER IS the Democrats, and not Jesus Mafnas and his Republican cohorts. As the old saying goes, action speaks louder than words. Publl1hed WMltly on S•lp•n by Plcuc mail or bring by your iq>lies io Hafa Adai, The Varicty at P.O. Box 231,Saipan. 96950. Comments and results ~ounis art studio, inc. will be printed in the nexl week's paper. P.O. Box 231, S.lp.,,, CM 98950 • T•I: 234-63411234·71578 ls/Joaquin I. Pangelinan Page 4 - ~ANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS -- September 4, 1987 September 4, 1987 -- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS -- Page 5 Murderer Tickets decides to change plea Alleged bribe attempt brings on the cops Continued from Page 1. · By Nick Legaspi By Nick Legaspi .'' ... build a commercial building along Chalan Pale Arnold A construction worker Staff reporter Safety. pleaded guilty to second degree A Korean businessman who allegedly gave a in an area considered as part of a historical site. Under Lee allegedly went to Deleon Guerrero's office sent the receipt to the Bureau murder Wednesday, when his government employee $520 to speed up processing of a the law, such project must be covered by a permit from Monday morning and signaled the employee to come to of Motor Vehicles and get a trial for first degree murder was building pennit was charged with bribery Tuesday. the DCCA's Historic Preservation Office, where Deleon new license. scheduled to begin. Guerrero works. Lee allegedly approached Deleon him.Lee allegedly asked Deleon Guerrero "How much" In an information, chief prosecutor S. Jane Haggerty Five hundred? One thousand?" and then handed the He said. however, that the Edgardo S. Lariozaagreed to alleged that Hyon Ok Lee "unlawfully and voluntarily " Guerrero Aug. 28 and gave him $20 to speed up the plead guilty to second degree processing of the application for a permit for the employee $500. Haggerty said police officers who were court and his department had gave $520 to Joseph Pinaula Deleon Guerrero, resource waiting then apprehended Lee. found a way to liandle that prob murder after his motion to protection coordinator at the Department of project He also allegedly asked Deleon Guerrero to lem and to help in arresting per amend the charge from first Community and Cultural Affairs between Aug. 28 and meet with Lee that night. Deleon Guerrero declined, During the arraigmpent Tuesday, Lee pleaded not sons with outstanding degree to second degree murder Aug.31. saying it was a Friday. Lee allegedly set the meeting guilty to the charge. Judge Ramon G. Villagomez set a warrants. He said the court was granted by the court the following Monday, Aug. 31. cash bail of $2,000, which Lee paid on the same day. would furnish the department without objection from the In an interview Wednesday, Haggerty said Hyon Ok When Lee left, Deleon Guerrero reported the incident prosecution. to his superiors and to the Department of Public Villagomez also set the trial of the case on Oct 14 be with a computer printout of all Lee, through Tower Construction, was planning to fore Judge Jose S. Dela Cruz. outstanding citations. The It was agreed that Larioza names of people who apply for would be sentenced to not more driver's license will be cross than 25 years in jail. First checked with the computer degree murder carries a Wages Continued from Page 1 printout. If they are found to maximum penalty of life imprisonment Judge Ramon have outstanding citations they Vocational education gets a boost requirement imposed by the Guam. The circular took effect G. Villagomez· set the look to Korea or China for the June 15. He said he did not will be arrested immediately Philippine government and brought to court. Education superintendent Henry I. Sablan; Richard Pierce, president of the Garment Industry sentencing date on Sept. 23. workers they need. "The receive official information on Manibusan said he had also Association; vocational ciordinator Atanacio Taiting and associate superintendent Justo Quitagua all got Larioza was convicted for Philippines is not the only the wage of construction SCC Executive Director hired a new summons officer to together fast week to help the CNMJ's voactional education workshop. The GIA presented the schools a killing his co-worker, Edgardo source of skilled workers," he workers but was infonned check/or $2,(XXJ to help things along. Gabriel Boyer, in a letter speed up the processing of war · Y. Capuno May 17. accompanying copies of the said. about it by a labor recruiter. rants, summons and other court Statistics from the depart- "I think what ought to be memorandum, told chamber documents. He recalled that ment showed that there were done is to sit down and try to members that the new re when he was still with the 2,132 nonresident workers in understand the situation, "Torres quirements were the Philippine AG's office, the office filed a the construction industry in said. He said he was asked by government's reaction to the blanket motion to dismiss 1985, 292 farm workers, 812 some recruiters to initiate passage of Public Law 4-32 or hundreds of citations which live-in maids and 77 domestic discussion with the Philippine the "Alien Labor Law." That were not served. He said it is helpers. The statistics do not government but he declined. law has been criticized by some { up to the Ag's office now to do have a breakdown of the Torres said he told the lawyers as being in violation what it wants with the pending number of workers by recruiters to initiate the discus- of constitutional right to due cases. Manibusan said the DPS nationality but Filipinos sion if they had problems and I process and equal protection. would still try to do its best to comprise the bulk of con- he was willing to sit down Jack Torres, deputy director serve the warrants. A bunch of "swingers" struction workers and virtually with them or with consulate , ln a separate interview Tues of the Department of all of the nonresident fanners, officials. '\ day chief prosecutor S. Jane Sunday in the Park is fun for everyone, especially if there is some action Commerce and Labor, said the live-in maids and domestic During the same interview, new requirements were an Haggerty said.she would talk to involved. This swing set at Micro Beach sees a lot of up-and-down action overreaction. He said in an helpers in the CNMI. Torres said PL. 5-32 and the Manibusan about pending war every day. This is just one of many activities enjoyed by Saipan residen1s. Torres said he received in new requirements imposed by interview Aug.28 that em rants. She said she would also May a copy of a circular from the Philippine government ployers in the CNMI might discuss the possibility of the Philippine Overseas Em- might have succeeded in having a joint AG-DPS team ployment Administration reducing the number of to bring offenders to court setting the $200-monthly nonresident · workers coming Haggerty said that last year salary for maids and an- into the Commonwealth, an the Ag's office took a team of nouncing the requirement for objective announced repeatedly police officers around to arrest When it comes to insurance, authentication of employment by legislators and other offenders and bring them court. ------OUR------contracts by the consulate in officials. "It was fairly effective," she GRAND PRIZE ·i said. our service is really worth She said the AG's office is DRAWING r:'$ T~A;;;;:~~~i$11 willing to assign an assistant attorney general to another STARTING 9:00 PM INTEREST RATES FOR Tf:;. MONTH OF team if the DPS is willing to tracking down. fUj I SEPTEMBER, 1Sd7 put up a team of officers to I arrest traffic offenders. t.\t,'l'l SUBARU Our team of insurance professionals Account Minimum Interest Interest Haggerty said that when can help you find the right insurance I Type Deposit Minimum Maximum I Public Law 5-28 (authorizing 8 oz. NEW YORK STEAK for your needs - auto, homeowners, Passbook S 100.00 5.75% 6.25% (determined confiscation of driver's licenses cJTLfF JLfCt!J recreational vehicles, business monthly) from traffic violators) it was I almost anything. agreed that the court would FRENCH FRIES OR RICE Checking $ 25.00 0.00% 5.50% (determined I report once a week on the $2100Q9 When you need insurance, you 'II find monthly) names of persons who failed to the extra service we provide is really I TCD's $1,500.00 90 days. 5.50% lfixec.l rate) I I show up in court or pay their OUR SPECIAL COLE SLAW IN CASH PRIZES worth tracking down. ,-fl·:,., $l ,500.00 180 days 6.25% (fixed rate) fines. "Apparently it was not $3,500.00 365 days 7 .00% (fixed rate) ~;:,,, ·~ -··~ I 5 (fixed rate ·ooo oo 3 years 11.00% done,"she said. '.r(_ ,(\-) L<"n s I She also sai'd that traffic SERVED WITH A ~ /' II ' · interest paid annually) rules provide that if a warrant SUBARU . \\ i' I is not served within 30 days SOFT DRINK OR BEER Give us , c,' Gr/~- OPEN EVERY SATURDAY I & • r. From 10:00 to 3:00 11 the court should promptly a call .. \·< 1\J .. report the case to the Bureau of Budwe1se. ) ~ ~~·~:-A~,...,_ I Motor Vehicle. The court could "T"-SHIRTS THE COMMUNITY BANK I then close the case in its "Just For You" record, subject to re-opening MOYLAN'S INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS (INT'L), INC. I when the offender is arrested. '~jw Sablan Building ' This means that th.e court can 6.00 P.O. Box 206. Saipan. CM 96950 ~t\~~o~fr~~~ra~N I TEL 234· 7287n5B7/690SnG94 BEER & SOFT DRINKS mMOYLAN'S .g clear up its backlog of traffic Fax: 234-8641 I $ OFF; CE HOURS: 10:00 to 3:00 MON •. SAT. $ Home ol 1h• Good Guv1 Telephone: 234-6142/6442/6571/7185 I:. -· M A .:I September 4, 1987 -- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS· -- Page 7 Page 6 -- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS -- SEPTEMBER 4, 1987 Business alliance between Japan and CNMI is forged assimilating western culture Economic Council will do its Carmen Safeway-Meitetsu By David T. Hughes and civilization without best to promote proposals and editor compromising its own activities which will contribute Editor's note: Because of /ast centuries-old culture and to the Commonwealth 5, 10, minute changes, this story and history. and 100 years hence. JSL'il!mam~u1 timotemm photograph were removed from Despite the setback World In closing, Machida warned mm1 the paper last week. We War II brought on the Japanese that the infusion of some consider it ofprime importance poople and their business Japanese money. methods, and ) to the CNMI, so we are community there, Machida said ideas, "will require the running it this week. We that country now enjoys "one understanding of all, in apologize to the council and KITCHEN GOODS & PAPER PRODS. of the strongest economies in government and economic cir BATH GOODS, other interested persons for the the world." cles, both in Japan and in the delay. Commonwealth. I sincerely HORMEL .j' The JNMEC is part "of the ask for your special VIENNA SANITARY PALMOLIVE NAPKINS August 23 was a red letter many men and women who are cooperation, support, and SAUSAGE SOAP 140G. ...' day for the Commonwealth's 5 oz. 28CTS. working for the future of the above all - friendship in 69C 69C business industry because the 1.59 achieving this difficult but Commonwealth," Machida Japan Nonhern Mariana wonhwhile objective." said. "I believe that a strong '{ Economic Council revealed ( HORMEL s·AFEGUARD economic foundation must be The JNMEC has offices here CORN EI) DETERGENT.LEMON DISH 169 . SOAP 5 OZ. long-range plans that may established by society so each and in Tokyo to help establish BEEF 12 OZ. 32 oz. • 69C include the infusion of of its members may flourish, a firm one-on-one relationship 1.79 millions of dollars in capital reaping the fruits of that with Japan. The board of improvements on Saipan. society for which they worked directors includes business and DISH Makoto Machida was inaugu ANCHOR ZEST SOAP so hard. "The newly-established industry notables from the The Council's new leader. Makolo Machida, talks abow the importance of MILK DETERGENT rated as the JNMEC's new 5 oz. Japan-Northern Mariana Commonwealth and Japan.: good relations between the Commonwealth and Japan. 33.8 oz. JAPANESE · chainnan. His investiture was 89C FRESH ROYAL 69C part of a gala affair at the 600ML. 1.98 Diamond Hotel on Sunday KAO evening. Other notable local TANG SHAMPOO businessmen, such as J. 9 QT. BATHROOM B/H 450 ML. Tenorio (JoeTen) also took the { TISSUE 198•· 2.59 4.98 4 ROLLS podium to discuss the future of the CNMI, and its business I KAO RINSE community. KOOL AID Machida said the CNMI "has • Lowest-priced 4x4 with rugged steel skid 8 QT. 220 ML. 129 become an autonomous region plates for protection-standard 2.98 of the United States of • 2.4 liter engine, 5-speed manual overdrive '\ America, and is now in the transmission AFFORDABLE position of being able to play • Hi-Trac independent front suspension SPAM an even more important role in • See our lowest-ortced 4x4 truck.today! OFF-ROADER! 89C the Asia Pacific region." He 1.65 said the decade of alliance Japan PRAWN CRACKERS businessmen have enjoyed with (MADE IN the islands had led "to a deep JAPAN) 85G. COLGATETOOTH PASTE 298 friendship". 79C 9.4 oz. • The new chairman said this . LIQUOR DEPT friendship and love of the Mari anas by many Japanese people on-island and in Japan itself ~--tt_:~_~_!_T_uN_A_6_9_C_ ~ ...WHITE,. 1 49 "will re-double their efforts to TOOTHPASTE CUTTY SARK promote meaningful dialog MASTER A-I 750ML. 190G. • SARDINE '·'.··.:~!.. between Japan and the 5.5 oz. 7.50 Commonwealth." 35C He said that Japan "can be ex CLOSE-UP TOOTHPASTE 198 pected to make major contribu 4.6 oz. • tions to the development of a vibrantly healthy economy in ~A~~i~~~LOIL SALT 89C the Commonwealth .... We ADDED 15 OZ. LAUNDRY GOODS believe there must be an active ' interchange between Japan and . JAPANESE GOODS . : the Commonwealth." The ~tiDERFUL JNMEC is the "lubricant", 1.3 KG. 2• 98 Machida said, "to insure that I u.c.c.BRAZIL RICE STICKS 698 SOOG the interchange is smooth and INSTANT COFFEE 200G • 99C efficient." The council was fanned in KAO mid-July with the help of u.c.c. BIF WONDERFUL governor Pedro P. Tenorio and SOOG. Pa.trere No.1 ' '87 4x4 STANDARD BED TRUCK* OOLONG INSET KILLER Machida said the council will TEA 190G .. 12 oz. 99C help to make things easier for .I 69C 2.98 TOYOTA~un todr\"e. "Sho.,,.n with the following optlonal both Japanese and CNMI equipment: rear bumper. \ businessmen who join together \' HAPPY TIME TIDE for the common goal to see the TAKUWAN DETERGENT BISCUITS islands prosper. I I KING SIZE '. I 1.69 5.98 4.79 He said although the political \ I ' revolution began in Japan MICROL CORPORATION almost 120 years ago, the . ~ for shopping at CARMEN SAFEWA Y-MEITETSU SHOPPING CENTER P.O. BOX 267, SAN JOSE, SA I PAN, CNMI 96950 PHONE: 234-5911, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 \\ . : effects are still continuing. :::::: ~where you'll always find the best service,saving,quality and variety ;_:;;:_~,, "That revolution resulted in Japan looking outward, \1 P'age 8 -- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS -- September 4, 1987 ---~------September 4, 1987 -- MARIANAS y ARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS -- Page 9 Hi\lbloom mulling ------~ possible lawsuit on It's here! The Parts still coming, but "CUC is COD" By DAVID T. HUGHES legislature could just vote to time between overhauls, Inos pans arrive, they will be needed editor pay the whole thing." said "once they get those factories, are also on the list to to complete the operation. This As far as the During recent legislative engines opened up, there is no be removed from the grid in Millard's statements will shorten down-time of Commonwealth is concerned, hearings into the telling what they will find times of peak use," lnos said. By David T. Hughes respective engines. Eloy Inos says that Mitubishi commonwealth's power wrong in there." "But, since they usually shut Editor SUBARU Inos said bids are being ® feels that 'CUC is C.O.D.'. problems, Inos told the He also predicted that down before the peak, we One man who's name has been brought up several times in the But, the fonner Com- legislature about the advertised this week to provide haven't had to tell them to use ongoing governmental hearings into alleged public corruption says Mitsubishi wouldn't extend the monwealth Utilities outstanding $600,000 debt to "tum key power setups" for the their own power," he said. he doesn't like it - and is thinking about suing some people about same amount of credit as they Corporation chairman said in a the giant Japanese corporation. total duration of the overhauls. Inos said that "contrary to iL for you ... ,:.l:·····.,. have in the past - because of He said "We are asking for 12 Tuesday interview said a rumor At that time he was asked what the amount and length of time popular rumor, the garment Local attorney Larry Hillbloom said in an exclusive interview ; I. megawatt capacity." He said if going around the island "was had happened to over $600,000 factories don't use that much with the Variety that he is especially concerned about some of the the CNMI has taken to start the price is right, "there will be \\ definitely not true." That rumor the legislature had originally paying back the $600,000 from power because of the type of statements that ComputerLand millionaire William Millard had New - check out the value no need for power rationing. ~( was that Mitsubishi had sent a appropriated to fix the engines the previous overhaul. equipment they use." said in the hearings. Hillbloom said he felt the allegations "that I These temporary power I \ letter saying they would not back then. At that time he told Asked if the hotels and was behind the passing of Public Law 5-13" was offensive to him. But, once the generators will be in place to ship the much-needed parts for the elected officials that "I don't garment factories have been He said Millard may have thought that Public Law 5-13 "was DL Hatchback Commonwealth "re-establishes provide whatever power is the island's power plant know, I intend to find out." asked to help out the power passed just for him, but it also affected a lot of othe~ people on th_is their credit relationship, then I needed during the work period." overhaul until an old $600,000 Tuesday, he said in the problems on the island by island." Specifically, he said it affected merchants like Joe Tenono don't think we will be C.O.D. He predicted 6-9 months for the $1000.00 debt was paid in full. interview that an of the money running their generators during and others. all that Jong," Inos predicted. total overhaul. OFF "Mitsubishi's people were budgeted by the legislature in off-peak hours to provide extra Public Law 5-13 did away with the 95 percent tax rebate for per No target date is in sight to Some steps are now being here last week, "Inos said, "and that appropriation "had been generation of power for the rest sons with tax liabilities of over $7.5 million, and it was passed begin the overhauls, he said. taken to lessen the load on !he we came to a good agreement." spent on the overhaul. That's of the island, Jnos said, "No; very soon after Millard announced that he was going to sell Com He had originally told the power system, he said. A That "agreement" includes a all they budgeted. But it wasn't To do that would require some puterland stock. legislature that work should major step has been the new promise that the $600,000 debt enough money to do the job. pretty technical work on the Legislative Counsel Ray Riley asked Millard repeatedly if he felt begin "within 45 days," but he power generators on the south that Hillbloom had been a key factor in writing the law $1500.00 will be repaid soon, and that That's where the extra now says that projection was system." He also indicated that Mitsubishi will ship the parts $600,000 came in." part of Saipan. Load-shaving such "co-generation" of power "specifically for him." After dodging the question for the first day, optimistic. "To be honest, I measures have also been OFF when they are assembled - Inos also predicted the would not help the overall Millard finally admitted that he felt that Hillbloom had been one of really don't know when they ongoing, he said. When the the key instigators. whether payment has been million dollars appropriated by situation on Saipan. will get the parts assembled. power demand reaches a certain Hillbloom said he "was part of the team who came up with Pub made or noL the government to overhaul the They wi11 be shipped in one or "Their generators are not de He said the repayment engines this time around "is level, high users of power like signed to run continuously," he lic law 5-13, (The CNMI Tax Task Force) but it was not der." hotels are told to go to their BRAT® GL 4WD schedule was "over a three-or also probably not going to be said. "they couldn't stand up to specifically aimed at Millard. It was part of a comprehensive plan If possible, Enos said Mit own generation systems until to help generate revenue for the CNMI. four month period", starting enough. We could be in the the strain." subishi will send some parts the peak is lowered. "Usually, Hillbloom also said the task force's responsibility was to protect $looo.oo when the legislature same spot again of needing on ahead in what he tenned Until the overhauls are { appropriated the needed funds. more parts and not having this is between 6:45 p.m. and completed, Inos urged power against any cut in Covenant Funding being negotiated for the next OFF "critical path method" which 7:30 p.m.," he said. seven years. "We may not even have to pay enough money to pay for means overhaul can begin consumers to "continue to it in installments," the CUC The hotels are very conserve as much as Putting all of those allegations aside, Hillbloom said he them." while some parts arc being I board member said. "The cooperative, he said. Olher possible. "If we can keep the "couldn't understand why Millard goes on saying those things when Because of the excessive shipped. By the time those high users such as garment load down, we can get by." the laws passed by Congress would tax him a lot more that we ever ' \ would here." The attorney said the Congress added a rider to a tax t~.· bill which ms "written just for Millard." That part of the Internal Revenue Code 26 -932 (d,2(e)) says; "Treatment of Certain United States Persons - Except as provided in the regulations prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury or his delegate, if a United States Person becomes a resident of Guam, American Samoa, Or the Northern Mariana Islands, the rules of Section 877(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 .... shall apply to such person during the ten-year period beginning when DL 4WD Wagon such a person became a resident. The preceding sentence shall apply to dispositions after December 31, 1986, in taxable years ending $1500.00 \ after such date." OFF Hillbloom said that law came into effect "especially for Millard after he bragged to the newspapers and other media how had found a 'I I:•J,, tax have here." The attorney said the afterthought part of the IRC XT® DL ·' "was just inserted' at the last minute - no public hearings - no nothing. It was just there." He also said the date was specific "so Millard couldn't run out and sell his stock and escape the tax. $looo.oo Those few sentences negated the effect of Public Law 5-13 on OFF Millard,"and he knew it when he was saying those things," Hill bloom said. I consider it as making it an issue when it is not, Hillbloom declined to say if he was going to sue Millard for the GL Turbo 3-0oor Coupe things he said in open hearings. "I'm still checking into some things," Hillbloom said. "I just want people to know I don't ap preciate it, and I was not personally or singularly responsible for Public Law 5-13 and it was not specifically directed at Millard." He said it was unfair for the CNMI to ask for a $40 million IT'S TIME subsidy from the U.S. and then turn around and rebate Millard $40 bD mil1ion of his . taxes. "It is stupid, and the American people wouldn't have stood for iL" Hillbloom said the U.S. government Over ~'\Jew SUBARU at Great Savings FORA CHANGE TO THE BEST! probably "felt that since Millard had uSed the customers from the lj U.S., the services of the U.S. and benefited from his business rela We Take TRADE-IN'S 'I tionships in the U.S., that "he should be forced to live up to his responsibilities as a U.S. citizen." LISTEN TO STEREO ON Mailing Address: KZMl-FM 93.9 THE 1987 SUBARU: P.O. Box78 ; I ON YOUR DIAL Inexpensive. And built to stay that way. American Saipan, CM 96950 I Red Cron We'll Help. Tel: 234-5790 WII\6u'? Tix: 693 GOLDBA SPN + Fax: 234-5737
\ ! Page 10 -- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS -- SEPTEMBER 4. 1987 September 4, 1987 -- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS -- Page 11 Workshop yields new ideas for IHDT SUNNY SPECIAL many Commonwealth teachers "I learn a lot from this They were among the 60 service training was provided to orkshop 11 said teacher Maria classroom teachers from the ten eleven classroom teachers at 27 STANDARD FEATURES ;oppul df Oleai Elementary. public schools in Saipan who Tinian School. Martha Habennan and Margaret attended the work~hop NISSAN SUNNY Adriano of Tanapag Elementary conducted by Dr. Mi~uo Adachi and Sanchez were in 5 DOOR STATION It Stylish Semi-High Roof said the same thing of the Adachi, Professo! of Educa~?n Rota Aug. 19-20 and provided WAGON GL • Aero Dynamic head lamps IOTA (Instruments for the from the University of Hawan .. the same training to both •. Large size black bumper 1300 CC ENGINE Observation of Teaching On Aug. 17-18, Dr. A~~h1 Elementary and High School e 2 speed intermittent black 4 SPEED MANUAL Activities) workshop that was and ~sistant Teacher Trammg teachers there. Twenty-one wiper/washer TRANSMISSION held at the CNMI Convention CoordmatorJ esus Sanchez w~re classroom teachers took the Ii Rear window defroster Center August 10-14. in Tinian where the same m- AIR CONDITIONER • Black rear window wiper/ workshop in Rota. 5 PERSON SEATING washer e 155SR 13 Radial tires with Garapan Teacher Arsenia Gallardc raises her hand to make a poinl during styled steel wheel one of the sessions of the three-week MIMI workshop held at W.S. Reyes • AM-FM radio Bus procedures, schedules revealed EJemenJary library last week. San Anlonio teacher Chibora Wasisang and • Cigarette lighter Hopwood instructor Jess Guerreo look on. (DOE photo) • Two handed quartz clock • Heater SAIPAN -(DOE) Starting "Bus-riding privilege will • Hazard lamp Tuesday, September 8, when be suspended for any student • Leather simulated steering · school opens, buses will leave found damaging any part of the Continued from Page 1 wheel and shift nob the DOE compound at Lower school bus or not adhering to All Wet " Full-face tricot cloth seats Base at 6:30 a.m. aild start the bus closed. A spray of water came and head rests if the replacement of a $50 ENGINES." picking up elementary students regulations," the officials said. in and got into the equipment 11 Front Safety Seat belts (E LR door might have kept the The CUC director said parts at 6:45 a.m. Because of the change made when the door was open. It was Type) generator dry and could have had been ordered "months ago" Buses will start picking up in · the bus schedule for just an unavoidable accident" • Remote hatch gate opener shortened the 15-hour power to fix the compressor, but they secondary students at 7: 15 a.m. · secondary students, Marianas Asked why the emergency • Floor Cut-pile carpeting In the past, secondary students outage by several hours, he have not arrived. "We have • Trunk room.carpeting High School and Hopwood generator which would have said "yes, I guess so." had the same bus schedule as Junior High have set up new asked them to ship the parts air • Wheel house trim been used to supply stand-by Inos also said that door has freight when they are • Rear Pillar trim elementary students. class schedules as follows: power to dry out the The buses will give ample since been replaced "and that available," Inos said. e Full door trim with carpet MARIANAS HIGH mechanisms was allowed to get shouldn't happen again." inserted time at the bus stations to pick SCHOOL: so wet it wouldn't start, lnos He did not express the same Asked if there was only one • Large size armrest with door up students. "There will be no Class time from 8:30 to said, "That generator' was not { concern as LMA regarding the place on the planet to get such pocket second trip for the buses," said 3:30, breakfast at 7:30, and wet from rainwater blowing in - fact that one air compressor parts, !nos said "No, as a • Dual door mirrors (manual DOE officials. "Any student lunch from 11 to 12. it was wet from dampness in system used to start the big matter of fact we have changed l remote control type) who misses his or her bus will HOPWOOD JUNIOR the air." • Dual sun visors with vanity mirror Mitsubishi engines was not suppliers. We can get the parts not be picked up." HIGH: He said the room in which • Full-roof trim working because no parts are cheaper and more direct." Pointing at damages that Classes start at 8: 15 and end the generator was housed "had • Trip odometer available to fix iL That report However, he had no answer have been done to the school at 3:00. Breakfast is at 7:30, its door damaged back during • Fold down rear seat said if the remaining air when asked if it was cheaper in buses in the past, the officials and lunch is from 11:25 to typhoon Kim. It wasn't compressor breaks then (their the long run if the parts don't urge all bus-riding students to 12:35. damaged enough that the rain emphasis) "IT WILL BE arrive and the other compressor strictly follow bus regulations There are a total of fifteen could get in, but ambient IMPOSSIBLE TO START goes down, effectively shutting while on the buses . (15) school buses in operation. moisture could," he said. Asked ANY OF THE FOUR MAIN down the island's oower. • [.MARIANAS BAPTIST CHURCH NISSAN Station Wagon Dundan at the Airport Tur11oft ··~··•!II M Al I 41 d SUN NV EAPTIST Sunday services: Genuine Eng!l>h: 10:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. CIUltR Korean: 3 :00 P.M. Wednesday sen.dee: .,:00 P.M. 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Page 12 - MAKlANAS VA.ltiETY NEWS & VlhWS -- SEPTE'MBER 4, 1987 September 4, 1987 -- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS -- Page 13 DPS warns motorists to lock cars; Thefts up By Nick Legaspi the cliff at Ladder Beach. A crimes, arrived in Saipan found two bags of suspected san said police could only Staff reporter second stolen vehicle was Wednesday morning to start marijuana inside a plastic guess it was from Palau. The Department of Public found in the same area. Two serving a 20-year sentence in foam box Tuesday when a Customs officers had Safety is advising the public cars were found in Koblerville, the local jail. Lely was taken person came to the airport to intercepted similar contraband not to leave their cars with one at the end of the old by DPS consultant Richard claim the box. in the past which were also doors unlocked because of an runway and the other near the I.Keatley from the federal Asked where the suspected suspected of having come from increasing number of car thefts. water pumpt. The fifth stolen prison in Texarkana, Arkansas marijuana came from, Manibu- Palau. "We're encountering a big vehicle was ditched in the where Lely served a two-year problem now with the theft of Papago area. sentence for perjury before the motor vehicles," Manibusan Manibusan said most of the federal court in Guam. said in a press conference car thefts happened after Lely was convicted last year Wednesday. "Last night alone midnight. He said investigators for armed robbery, solicitation we discovered three stolen were following up a lead that of murder, illegal possession of vehicles." could identify suspects. firearms, illegal possession of He said some vehicles were During the same conference dangerous device and arson. burned after being used by sus Manibusan said that William In another case, Manibusan pects. One car was thrown off Lely, convicted for various said the Division of Customs
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Page 14 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS -- September 4, 1987 September 4, 1987 -- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS - Page 15 cue "been in charge" Students addresses all along says AG, lnos needed to allow voting The Board of Elections Office for absentee voter's ballots can By David T. Hughes mean?" the member said. "Why is requesting all parents who be send to the students for the Editor wasn't this told to us before?" have children attending school November 7, 1987, general An assistant Commonwealth The issue was an outgrowth in Guam, Hawaii, America or election. of the Northern Marianas of arguments assistant AG any other countries, to submit The last day to receive Attorney General said last week Keith Partlow made last week the address of the students, who addresses for absentee is 18 years of age or older at registration is September 7, that he feels that the in a court hearing which would the Board of Elections Office in 1987, and October 7, for Commonwealth Utilities decide attorney fees. Judge Corporation "has the authority J.M. Building at Garapan, so application for absentee voter's Alfred Laureta had awarded that registration or application ballot now to be in full control of the local attorney David Wiseman .J utility system. They just $6,000 and change for his work haven't exercised that authority on a case. yet." Partlow was appealing the As things now stand, many judgement to the Ninth Maui Air plane has people think control of the Circuit, but he had to convince Commonwealth's water, power Laureta to stay the order of and sewer utilities is not payment until the appeal was to land suddenly supposed to be under CUC's heard. No rides today, folks full control until October of One of the arguments that A Maui Airlines aircraft until he saw through the ferrying mostly Japanese this year - if there are no Partlow used was his window that one of the governmnetal delays. tourists from Rota to Saipan propellers was not moving. By For tlwse wondering what that pile of painted steel and iron is at Civic Center Park is ... it is parts of contention that the Department Monday was forced to land in This revelation was news to of Public Works (who turned that time the plane was flying several children's rides. The owner motored into Saipan over a month ago to set up shop, but he has not Tinian when one of the plane's very low. The pilot was able to at least one member of the off Wiseman's client's power) been able to get a permit. So, the boats and airplanes just slowly rust away and provide a topic of engines died out.#Maui's local land the aircraft in Tinian. CUC board who asked not to conversation for the tourists. and the Department of Finance manager, Rene Fugger, could Nobody was reported injured in be identified. "What do you (which ordered the powerturned not be rea,ched for comment up the incident. off for. alleged non-payment of to Thursday but an employee utilities) were the wrong who answered the phone said parties being sued. The deputy the plane was brought to Guam AG said since the Legislature for repairs. He said Maui was had already vested the CUC still flying its Saipan-Rota ATIENTION! Guam route with its remaining with the power to do such plane. matters, it was they who Witnesses said the twin should have been thedefendants engine Maui aircraft was full of not the DPW and DF. Japanese tourists. The only PUBLIC LAW 3.. 70 Laureta asked who shut the local passenger was Rep. power off and who order it Victor B. Hocog. done, and Partlow said it was Hocog said In an interview the DPW and DF, respectively. Tuesday he did not feel GUARANTEES A MINIMUM OF anything wrong with the plane After the hearing, Partlow said he didn't feel that even if the judge does determine that cue was the proper party to CUC $ 700 ,000 year~ for 1987 &1988 be sued - not the DPW - that he would order the CUC to Continued from page 14 become the defendant - and thus until CUC took over full have to pay the attorney fees. control in October. Inos said Partlow said in an interview the first steps have been take $ 933,000 yea~y for 1989 &1991 later that he felt, speaking as with the hiring of a new an official of the government, executive director, Pete that CUC has the "right to run Sasamoto. "As a matter of fact the utilities - period." AskCd if we are advertising for a lot of $J,165,0001ear~ for 1992 &thereafter that meant determining policy, other people to be ready for the naming directors and hiring and October takeover," he said. firing employees, Parllow said, He said that his comments "yes - jusl read the law. It were "as just a member of the turned all of that over to the board now." Inos turned over ON SATURDAY Join Pacific Wholesalers in CUC. Just because they his CUC director's position to Celebrating SPAM'S SOth FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE haven't exercised that power Joe Taitano late last month. doesn't mean they don't The former director said the SEPTEMBER 12 Anniversary actually have it." Commonwealth and the CUC CNMI RETIREMENT FUND The lack of budget for the "owes a lot to John ~ ~ AT HERMAN'S FOOD BASKET d cue should be no handicap, Pangelinan. "He is not legally -GARAPAN he said, "because the utilities mandated to run the utilities," ~\ arc budgeted." In effect, Inos said. "He is just doing it Partlow indicated that the CUC because he wants to help." The ¢ ~ FROM 10:00AMTO12:00 NOON d could take immediate direct cue boar member also said "a ~ SAVE THE FUND control of the utilities and lot of things have ganged up -~...... utilize the money in the current on John the past few weeks and fiscal year budget. he has gotten some bad knocks - • BALLOON GIVEAWAYS Former CUC chairman Eloy from the press and other FOR FUTURE RETIREES D )ff. HORMEL CONTESTS S. Inos said in a September I areas," he said. interview that "Y cs, that's Asked if the CUC board )ff.CAKE CUTTING CEREMONY right. 'Technically' the CUC could at any time before ---:~-----===---Celebration Sponscred by DON'T SIGN THE PETITION TO REPEAL PL 3-70! has been in charge, but the October appoint a new utilities board agreed to delegate the the director in place of Pangelinan, PACIFIC WHOLESALERS P. 0, BOX W, AGANA, GUAM 96910 PAID FOR THE MARIANAS AMUSEMENT ASSOCIATION. utility responsibilities to the Inos said, "of course - thay Department of Public Works always could do that. I don't 646-4769/1081/1149 • a See "CUC", Page 15 see why they would want to do /) 'Cl that, though." ·-~,.~~.n.~a ,._., -'·~·,.,,.,,.._~au..&·.>. . .._ """'-•-... _..._... ,~ .• - ... _____
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September 4, 1987 -- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS -- Page 17 Page 16 -- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS -- SEP1EMBER 4, 1987 Higher voltages in store
The Department of Public the power consumers in the Since the above areas have been JUAN LIZAMA BABAUTA "JB" Works and the Commonwealth areas of Koblerville, San experiencing low voltage at Utilities Corporation are in the Antonio, Chalan Piao, and present, any consumers who process of adding temporary southern portion of Chalan has voltage regulators or For Representative power generation units to Kanoa. voltage sensitive appliances Feeder #3 of Saipan power grid · Consumers in the above should take appropriate action at Agingan. This change is areas are advised that the to take into account the scheduled to begin from August voltage of the power supply improved voltage as a result of .WELCOMES ALL STUDENTS 25, 1987, which would affect will reach up to 110/220 volts. the new system. TO SCHOOL YEAR 1987-88 Ice Keke plant cleans up act The Chinen Ice Keke Plant in Saipan's Garapan Village resumed production of its fro~n ~d~ late last week, after water analyses by the Division of Environmental Quality found no contarmnation m the Educational Background: factory's water supply. Earlier the company voluntarily closed down after laboratory analysis found that unprocessed water Master Degree in Regional Planning, used durlng peak periods of production contained bacteria The company has since install~ ~_larger University of Massachussetts - 1983 boiler which will allow all water to be processed, in line with recommendations of the Dms10n of Bachelor of Arts Degree in Elementary Education, Public Health. University of Guam - 1975 The original inspection on Saipan was the result of a complaint by the ~uam .Public Health Department, which found a ~armless strain of bacteria in one sample. Ice keke bemg shipped to Guam Employment Experience: were also seized for a time, due to labelling which did not satisfy federal law. Another Saipan producer of ice keke, the One Stop Kool Spot in Susupe, rem3;ins cl~sed:· Sarnpl~ of Chief Educational Planner - 1984 (present) processed and raw water at this plant were found to contain fecal coliform bactena. which rs potentially Consultant - 1983 - 1984 harmful. Intern, National Rural Development and Finance Corporation, Washington, D.C. - 1982 Executive Director, NMICAA -1979 - 1982 Former employee JB has been President of various PTA groups, and is very active in many sues Senate Integrated activities for the Parents/Teachers Associations and other civic organizations. for his pay JB is COMMITTED. JB is PATIENT. JB is UNDERSTANDING. JB is HUMBLE. By Nick Legaspi Staff !'eporter and above all, JB LISTENS. Should he be elected this November, he will: The Senate was sued Aug. 28 by a fonner employee for Uiections Push for Legislative Enactment of the Integrated Directions for failure to pay his salary Educational Actions (IDEA). He will also push for many important Legislation totaling $3,000. for for our students such as Recreational Facilities, Youth Employment, In a civil complaint filed at Working Youth Centers and Youth Programs the Trial Court, Paul C. Hamil ton said he was hired by the Senate as a consultant during the period April l, 1983 to [ducationa\ Sept 30, 1983 with a bi weekly pay of $500. The copy VOTE FOR of the employment contract attached to Hamilton's complaint showed that he was designated as committee as JUAN LIZAMA BABAUTA sistant for the Senate Acttons tot Committee ,· on Resources, Economic Development and "A DEPENDABLE COMMON Programs headed by former Senator Ponciano Rasa. Hamilton alleged that he did "E Xc E L l EN C E " MAN FOR EVERYONE" not receive his salary for the pe riod July 23 to Sept. 30, 1983, amounting to $3,000.This con sa1s stitutes a deprivation of Hamil ton's contractual rights, the lU~N UUlM B~B~Ul~ "lB" complaint said. Free sewing class offered at Northern Marianas College
The Cooperative Extension Service, one of the Land Grant Programs 6r' the Northern :fyfurianas College, is offering free sewing workshops as a public service. For more infonnation, please contact Connie Concepcion at telephone numbers 234-9022, 234-9023, or 234-90'24. Paid for by the Committee to Elect Juan L. Babauta Treasurer: Alvaro A. Santos Poage 18 -- MARIANAS VARJETY NEWS AND VIEWS -- September 4, 1987 September 4, 1987 -- MARIANAS VARlETY NEWS AND VIEWS -- Page 23
Quichocho blasts Mafnas for "political games" Keep boiling ·:-:::;.:.·;::·. "•-:_·:.:.::·:····;::.<:::\.::.:;:; By Nick Legaspi I'm afraid I have to disagree with you that the Personnel Officer is your water: .·••.·••••.·.A ..•·.·· ·...... ·... P .. · ··µ··.. _.·· .. e·.·.·...··a.· · ..·.·1 · The lawyer of one of three.··· ·.··.·••.·cea..grtamru··_·ns· · t.thperod'se.~eun11dan'onts·,evidence witneSs> •..•. :· ..• ·.·.··..was ·..listed ~ ).~> s.••·.tran.•••.·••.··.·•.•.•_•.g•... ••.1 .. ed·.·.·.•.•.••.·.··············to.· __•_•.·.·.·········-••.
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Page 26 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS - September 4, 1987 September 4~ 1987 -- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS -- Page 27 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Local lawyer predicts taxpayers will pay more for appeal New teacher has to fly into Agrihan schoolhouse site By DAVID T. SAIPAN (DOE)-- Augustine School, handling all the seven or at least eight months," needs. My intention of "On Agrihan, there will be HUGHES asked for over $8,
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Bids the following type of vehicle: 1987 Sedan, four (4) CM 96950 • Tel. 234-6564. (9/4) . Salary: $22458 Per Annum (9/\1}, shall be submitted in sealed envelope marked IFB87- competitive sealed bids for procurement of one (1) door standard transmission, 4 cylinder, w/A.C. and 2 COOKS - High school graduate, 2 1 SHEET METAL WOREKR ·High Location: Saipan, Commonwealth of the 1 0085 to the Office of the Chief, Procurement & each 1987 station wagon, 4 cylinder, manual F/M Radio, with complete rustproofing and complete yca11 experience. Salary: $2.72-$3.05 school graduate. Salary: $.15 per hour. Marianas per hour. Supply at Lower Base, Saipan no later than 4:00 transmission, with NC, must meet U.S. specifica Contact: R.V. ENTERPRISES - maintenance during lease period. Fully insured and Contact: MARIANAS OCEAN RODICO G. VIDAL, P.O. Box 2181, Issue Date: 08-31-87 p.m., September 25, 1987, for public opening at tion and FMVSS, and standard equipment and com must meet FMVSS. Bids must be submitted in sealed ENTERPRISES, INC. dba Scapon Saipan, CM 96950 - Tel. 234-8474. Oosing Date: ()C)-07-87 Restaurant, P.O. BOX 353 CHRB, 2:00 p.m., Octobe'r 2, 1987, at the same office. Any plete undercoating and rustproofing. Bids must be f)/25). envelope, marked I FB87-0095, to Procurement & Saipan, CM 96950 - Tel. 234~363. bid received after the above time will not be accepted Area of Consideration: Saipan, Commonwealth of the (9/lll. FOB Supply Rep. Office, Tinian and submited in 2 COOK (Commis I) - High school Northern Marianas Supply Office, Lower Base, no later than 2:00 p.m., 1 OFHCE SUPJ;RVISOR - High under any circumstances. sealed envelope marked IFB87-0089, to Procure graduate or equivalent, 2 years September 28, 1987, at which.time and place all bids school graduate, 2 yean experience. experience in large hotel or restaurant. Type of Appointment: Temporary Not to Exceed One Salary: $484.00 per month. A bid guarantee of 10% of the total bid must accom ment & Supply Office, Lower Base, no later than Duties: Assumes responsibility of Year received will be publicly opened and read. Bids Cootact: ARGIE MAINTENANCE/ mamtauung high quality received late will not be considered. The government COURIER SVC. dba Maintenance, pany the bid. This security may be a certified check, 2:00 p.m., September 9, 1987, at which time and standardization of recipes and Citizenship: Applicants must be citizens of the United Courier Service, p.O. Box 2120, cashier's check, surety bond, legal tender, or other place, all bids received will be publicly opened and preparations of all types of foods as States, American Samoa, or the Common reserves the right to reject any or all bids in the Saipan, CM 96950 - Tel. 234-7408. directed. Salary: $2.60 per hour. wealth of the Northern Marianas. interest of the government. (9/4). form acceptable to the government made payable to read. Bids received late will not be considered. The 1 SHEET METAL WORKER - High 1 PRODUCEMAN (Laborers, Stoen) - the Treasurer, Commonwealth of the Northern Maria government reserves the right to reject any or all bids school grduate, technical or vocational List of Eligibles: The list of eligibles will be terminated High school garduate or ii.! equivalent. training helpful, 2 years experience, immediately after the vacancy is filled. ls/DAVID APATANG Salary: $2.15 per hour. na Islands. No bid guarantee is required for bids in the best interest of the government. preferably with large hotel. Duties: To 2 BUTCHERS - High school garduate totalling less than $8,000.00. inst.all and repair of sheet metals, and or tis equivalent. at least 3 years other related sheet metal worker duties. Tenns and Conditions ofEmployment: The selectee for experience. Salary: $215 per hour. Bid package and specifications are now available and /s!DA YID M. APATANG Salaiy: $3.00 per hour. 3MASONS 1 ASSISTANT NIGHT AUDITOR - this position will serve under a temporary appointment 1 PLUMBER may be picked up at the Director's Office, Dept. of High school graduate, 2 yeas not to exceed one year, with possible extension up to REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 2 ELECIRICIANS experience as Night Auditor. Duties: ~ ~ Public Safety, Susupe, Saipan, during working hours. f i - High school garduate, at least 3 years Responsible for assisting the Night three years. Employment will be automatically terminat I, experience. Salary: $215 per hour. All bid documents received shall be the sole property Auditor in verifying that all charges to ed upon completion of the Air Force construction con The Commonwealth Development Authority is re Contact: J.C. TENORIO EN1ER· INVITATION TO BID guest ac-counts made during the day are questing proposals for a financial audit of CDA for PRJSES, INC., P.O. Box 137, saipao, of the Government of the Northern Mariana Islands correct, and to post room charges for tract, PACBAR III, administered by the Officer in CM 96950 - Tel. 234-6443. C9/4l. with the exception of certified check, cashier's check, that day so that guest accounts are Charge of Construction (OICC), Marianas. Fiscal Years ending September 30, 1986 and 1987. I TOUR COORDINATOR - College The Chief Procurement & Supply is inviting for current and in balance by 7 :00 a.m. the surety bond and legal tender which will be returned Detailed RFP package and information are now avail graduate or equivalent, 2 years experi sealed bids for a two-years lease with option to following day. Salary: $3.00 per hour. ence. Salary: $800.00 per month. within 3 days after formal opening of bids, except bid 1 CARPET LAYER/PAINTER - High Wehre And How To Apply: Applicants are required to able for pick up anytime during working hours at Contact: PACTFIC DEVELOPMENT, purchase the following type of vehicle: school graduate, technical or vocational guarantees of the 3 lowest and responsive bidders submit the following documents: Procurement & Supply Office, Lower Base, Saipan. INC., P.O. Box 502, Saipan, CM training helpful, 2 yeas experience, Proposals must be submitted in sealed envelope 96950-Tel, 234~!0. (9/4). which will be returned within 48 hours after the Jeep, Hard top, 4 x 4, 4 cylinder, 1300 cc preferably with large hotel. Duties: To 1 DRESSMAKER - Sewng dresses, inst.all and repair carpel, to paint walls, 1. Standard Fonn 171, Application for Federal Employ marked R FP87-0096 to Procurement & Supply Of· operates sewing machien and other government and the accepted bidder have executed engine, Standard Transmission with radio and to perform other relate duties. Salary: $2.60 per hour. ment. (Available at ROICC Saipan office). fice no later than t:OO p.m., October 8, 19B7 to be related duties. Salary: $484.00 per an intent to award the contract. Guarantee bonds and W/A.C., FOB Marpands Office, month. shall be executed by a surety company acceptable to Contact: HYATT REGENCY considered. Additional information and clarification Contact: BEST GENERAL ENTER Saipan. Complete rustproofing, and SAIPAN, P.O. Box 87 CHRB, Saipan, may be secured from Mr. Rex I. Palacios, Executive PRISES-Isabelita Torres, p.o. Box the Commonwealth government. CM 96950 - Tel. 234-6811. (911\. Applications must be submitted to the ROICC Office, 724, Saipan, CM 96950 - Tel. 234- complete maintenance during lease period, 2 GRAPHIC ARTISTS - High school JM Building, Garapan, Saipan, by the closing date. Director, CDA, Saipan. 6583. The government reserves the right to reject any or all full insured, must meet FMVSS. graduate or its equivalent. Salary: $3.00 (9/4) per hour. Applicalions received or postmarked after the closing \ i COOKS • High scholl graduate. bids and to waive any imperfection in the bid pro Contact: COCONESIA GARDEN, date will not be considered. All applications will be ls/DAVID APATANG / Bids must be submited in sealed envelope, marked INC., P.O. Box 1669, Saipan, CM ( ,, Salaiy: $500.00 per mooth. posal in the interest of the Commonwealth of the relained and not returned; therefore, DO NOT SUBMIT Contact: AR!RANG E."\'TERPRISES IFB87-0090, to Procurement & Supply Office, 96950 -Tel. 234-9377. U9/J]) Northern Mariana Islands. I CARTOGRAPHER - College ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS. INC. dba Arirang Restaurant, P.O. Box \ 968, Saipan, CM 96950 - Tel. 234- Lower Base, no later than 2:00 p.m., September graduate or equivalent, 2 to 4 years 6564. (9/11). 8, 1987, at which time and place, all bids received experince. Salary: $600.00 per mooth. INVITATION FOR BIDS 2 BEAUTIFIOANS - High school /s/DAVE APATANG Contact: TAKA! AND l ASSOCIATES/Jesus Lg. Takai, P.O. (IFB87-0092 AS AMENDED) will be publicly opened and read. Bids received ' graduate, at least 2 years experience. Salaiy: $2.15 per hour. late will not be considered. The government Box 263, Saipan, CM 96950 • Tel. 234- INVITATION TO BID Contact: HAIRDRESSER BEAUTY 7180. (9/4). . The Chief, Procurement & Supply is now accepting SALON c/o Inoue Ent., Inc., P.o. Box reserves the right to reject any or all bids in the 1 WAREHOUSE WORKER -Must be 1998, Saipan, CM %950 - Tel. 322- best interest of the government. high school graduate, at least 2 years The Chief, Procurement & Supply is inviting for competitive sealed bids for one year lease o~ one 3361. (9/11). INVITATION TO BID experience. Salaiy: $2.15 per hour. sealed bids for a two-years lease IJl!ith option to pur ~· Contact: ISLA CONSTRUCTION vehicle as follows: 1987 Pick Up truck, 4 cylinder, 4 BEAUTICIANS - High school COMPANY, P.O. Box m, Saipan, chase the following type of vehicle: I graduate. Salary: $484.00 per month. The Chief, Procurement & Supply is now /s/DAVID M. APATANG 4x4, w/AM/FM Radio, A.C., standard equipment, Contact: AYUYU, EMIUO A. P.O. CM 96950.(9/4). 1987 Station Wagon, 4 Cylinder, Manual and complete rustproofing, w/maintenance and accepting competitive sealed bids for procurement J.· AMERICAN - 30's would like to meet r Box 2301, Saipan, CM 96950 - Tel ) Transmission, 1300 cc engine, w/A.C. and 234-7311. (9/11). of one (1) each 1987 Pick Up truck, 4 cylinder, nice non-smoking lady 25-40 for complete insurance coverage during the lease pe:iod. 2 FAST FOOD WORKERS · High I relatiooship. Nationality unimportan AM/FM Radio, FOB Marpands Office, Saipan. Bids must be F .0.8. DPW Office, Lower Base, Sarpan. school graduate, experience preferred 4x4, AM/FM Radio, W/A.C., and standard I Call 234-9238 after 6 and weekends I ooam . Complete rustproofing, and w/complete Bids must be submitted in sealed envelope, marked but not required. Salaiy: $215 per equipment and complete undercoating and rust INVITATION TO BID hour. COOK - At least 2 years experience or maintenance during lease period, full insured, IFB87-0092A, to Procurement & Supply Office, Contact: JUAN P. TENORJO dba proofing. Bids must be FOB Marpands Office, capable. Salary: $2.15 per hour. must meet FMVSS. Morgen's Snack Bar, P.O. Box 925, The Chief, Procurement & Supply Division is Contact: H.O. LEE, INC. dba Chung Lower Base no later than 2:00 p.m., September 28, Lower Base, Saipan. Bids must be submitted in Hwa P.o. Box 1968, Saipan, CM Saipan, CM 96950 - Tel. 234-6876. soliciting competitive sealed bids for the procure 1987, at which time and place, all bids received w!ll j (9/11), sealed envelope, marked IFB87-0092, to Procure 96950. Tel. 234-7768. (9/4). Bids must be submitted in sealed envelope, marked ment of school bus parts and accessories based on 1 SEAMSTRESS - High school be publicly opened and read. Bids received late ~rll J 2 STOCK CON1ROLLERS • High ment & Supply Office, lower Base, no later than- graduate, experience or training in IFB87-0098, to Procurement & Supply Office, Lower not be considered. The government reserves the right school graduate, 2 years experience. the equipment-make model, series and serial Tailoring & dressmaking. Salary: $2.15 Salary: $2.15 per hour. 2:00 p.m., September 21, 1987, at whcih time and Base, no later than 2:00 p.m., September 14, 1987, at to reject any or all bids in the interest of the govern numbers. Bids shall be FOB Marpands Office, per hour. if Cootact: FULL HOUSE, INC. dba palce all bids received will be publicly opened and Contact: HOLIDAY SHOP dba Dress which time and place, all bids received will be public ment. . \ Garapan Main Shop, P.O. Box 1328, Saipan. Bid Package is now available and may be & Tailoring, P.O. Box 434 CHRB, Saipan, CM %950 -Tel. 234-7242. read. Bids received late will not be considered. Saipan, CM 96950 - Tel. 234-6910. ly opened and read. Bids received late will not be 4 picked up at the Procurement & Supply Office, The government reserves the right to reject any or (9/4). considered. The government reserves the right to ls/DAVID APATANG 2 ADMIN1STRATION ASSISTANTS 2 STOCK CONTROLLERS - High lower Base, during working hours, Monday thru reject any or all bids in the best interest of the gov all bids in the interest of the government. - At least high school graduate, at least school graduate, 2 years experience. Friday. Bid must be sµbmitted in sealed envelope, Salary: $2.IS per hour. 2 years experience. Salary: $2.15 per ernment. hour. Contact: PANSY, INC. dba White marked IFB87-0093, to Procurement & Supply ls/DAVE M. APATANG Contact: BUSINESS PROTECTION House Gift Shop, P.o. Box 1328, Office, Lower Base, no later than 2:00 p.m., Saipan, CM 96950 - Tel. 234-5761. SERVICE dba Antonio A. Reyes, P.O. ls/DAVID APATANG WANTED (9/4) Box. 1476, Saipan, CM 96950 - Tel. September 7, 1987, at which time and palce all 234-8 J46, (9/4). . 1 FARM WORKER - To plant. bids received will be publicly opened and read. 1 WAREHOUSE MANAGER - LOCAL HIRE harvest and other related duties. WANTED College grad. or equivalent training, Salary: $150.00 per month. Bids received late will not be considered. The 2 years experience or capable. AUTO MECHANIC Contact: CARMEN KAIPAT, P.O. Salary: $400.00 per month. Box 999, Saipan, CM 96950. (9/18) TECHNICIAN FOR OFFICE EQUIPMENT government reserves the right to award based 3 CARPENTERS - High school LAND FOR LEASE strictly on our specifications, and substitute items graduate, 2 years experience. 1 FARMER- To plant, harvest and Salary: $2.30-$2.50 per hour. BODY & FENDER MECHANIC other related duties. Salary: (Cannon Copiers, Typewriters, Facsimile, may be considered if none of the bidders meet the 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school $150.00 per month. graduate, 2 years experience. 5,000 sq. meters Please pick up application at: ·contact: ESTEFANIA S. CABRE· and Calculator) specified parts and accessories. The government Salary: $1.90 per hour. RA, Saipan, CM 96950. (9/18). Call 234-3234 reserves the right to reject any or all bids in the 1 MASON - High school graduate, MICROL CORPORATION experience preferred but not re 1 FARM WORKER - High achoo! If interested please pick up application at Call early morning or betwen quired. Salary: $1.95 per hour. graduate, experience required. interest of the government. P.0. Box 267, San Jose our Office at Island Business System and Contact: BASIC CONSTRUCTION Salary: $150.00·$200.00 per 12 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. month. Supply, Credit Union Building; located in SUPPLY dba Basic Constructors, Tel. 234-5911-18 Contact: FELIPE A. SALAS, P.O. ls/DAVE APATANG P.O. Box 331, Saipan, CM 96950, (9/25). And submit with resume/work hisJorv Box 312, Saipan, CM 96950. (9/25) Garapan. , l II Page 34 -- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS -- SEPTEMBER 4, 1987 PUBLIC NOTICE SEP'IEMBER 4, 1987 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS -- Page 35 VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT PUBLIC NOTICE Commonwealth of the INVITATION TO BID REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Northern Mariana Islands Commonwealth of the Proposals can be made on following basis: · The Department of Education is soliciting bids for C.U.C. RFP 8705 Commonwealth Trial Court COMMONWEALTH UTILITIES CORPORATION Northern Mariana Islands A. On a leasing agreement consisting of a fixed P.O. Box 1220 the removal and disposal of leftover food (kitchen pig Commonwealth Trial Court monthly charge plus an agreed amount per Civil Action No. 87-493 Saipan, CM 96950 slop) from any or all of the sites listed below for Date: Sept. 3, 1987 kilowatt-hour. School Year 1987-88. Bids will be accepted until Civil Action No. 87499 or The Commonwealth Utilities Corporation (CUC) is In the matter of the 2:00 p.m. local time, September 18, 1987 at the The Commonwealth Utilities Corporation (C.U.C.) is Guardianship of the Estates soliciting applications for the following positions: In the matter of the requesting for Proposals from Interested Parties for a B. Equipment can be sold to CUC with a written of Procurement & Supply Office, at which time and Guardianship of the Estates turn-key project to provide additional Power Generat buy-back agreement at previously agreed con Elaine Marie Kohler Del CORPORATE COMPTROLLER - Minimum place all bids received will be publicly opened and of qualifications: Bachelor's degree in accounting read. Each bid must contain the following informa ing capacity on an emergency basis to the Saipan ditions. Rosario and Erlynn Marie llluminanda Marie Reyes or Kohler Del Rosario, and five (5) years experience in governmental or tion and will be rated accordingly. The maximum Bermudes, Clement Joseph Power System, and operation and maintenance of the minor children, financial accounting. Capacity to establish and number of points is indicated in parenthesis. Reyes Bermudes and Patrina added system. C. Any other proposals on their merits. by maintain enterprise accounting with computer Pilar Reyes Bermudes, Florencio Ce.peda Tudela, 1. Price Offered: payment to be made in full in ad Proposer is responsible for supplying equipment, ized application in utility accounting and in minor children, · Contract is to be initially for a period of six months Petitioner. vance. (35 pts) by labor, materials, transport to site, all necessary civil vestment and possession of a C.P .A. certificate is but may be extended for a further period in whole or 2. Adequacy of Transportation: describe vehicle(s) Encarnacion Reyes Bermudes, engineering work and building erection, connecting preferred. Salary is negotiable. in part at mutually agreed conditions. The petition of Florencio available for pick-up (20 pts) Petitioner. into existing electrical installation, testing commis Cepeda Tudela seeking to be EXECUTIVE SECRETARY~ Minimuru qualifica 3. Sanitation Procedures: describe how adequate sioning, and operation and maintenance of the added The factors for evaluating proposals will include the appointed as guardian of the The petition of Encarna fol lowing in descending order of importance; pro estates of the minor children, tions: High school graduate plus five (5) years sanitation at the pick-up site will be maintained cion Reyes Bermudes seeking system. Elaine Marie Kohler Del of secretarial and clerical experiences, one ( 1) (20 pts) 1.k , posed capital costs, estimated Operation and Mainte to be appointed as guardian The generating units are to supply power in parallel Rosario and Erlynn Marie year of which shall be as an executive secretary. 4. Collection Assurances: guarantee that pick-up will of the estates of the three nance costs, proposed on-line time, offered guarant Kohler Del Rosario, has been with existing Power Plant which consists of four 7.2 Working experience with Wang or I BM personal occur between 12:00 noon and 1:00 p.m. daily minor children, llluminanda ees for the reliability and durability of the machinery, set for hearing before the MW Diesel generators. Units must also be capable of computers and word processing is preferred. (20 pts) Marie Reyes Bermudes, Cle compatibility with the existing equipment, reputa Commonwealth Trial Court, ment Joseph Reyes Bermudes operation in isolated mode. Power is to be delivered Salary range is $16,000 to $19,000. tion and past experience of the firm in similar Saipan, Northern Mariana 5. Intended Purpose: State how the leftover food and Patrina Pilar Reyes at 13.8 KV and 60 HZ. Islands, on the 24th day gf will be used (5 pts) projects. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, COMPLIANCE Bermudes, has been set for September, 1987 at the hour hearing before the Common Four (4) units of 3 to 4 MW each at net continuous of 1 :30 p.m. DIVISION - Minimum qualifications: Juris Interested persons or firms are invited to submit bids C.U.C. reserves the right to reject any or all proposals wealth Trial Court, Saipan, base load rating at site conditions (Approx. 95 Deg F. Any person who has any Doctor, at feast five (5) years experience in for any or all of the following sites. The daily esti if this is in the best interest of C.U .C. Northern Mariana Islands, on and above 70% RH. Location close to the sea) are objection to this petition may utility laws and practices and licensed to prac mated pig slop is indicated in parenthesis. the 24th day of September, All proposals shall become the sole property of the preferred. However other combinations may be file his or her objection with tice law in U.S.A. Licensed to practice in the 1987 at the hour of 1:30 CUC. the Commonwealth Court at 1. Northern Saipan: G.T.C. Elem. School, Tanapag p.m. acceptable. any time before the hearing, CNM I within one (1) year is required. Salary is negotiable. Elem. School and Garapan Elem. School. (1 drum) Any person who has any The proposals should be submitted to the Office of or may appear at the time set 2. Central Saipan: San Vicente Elem. School and objection to this petition may Units can be Gas Turbine or Diesel powered, but the Procurement & Supply, Government of the for hearing to present such ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, ELECTRICAL Oleai Elem. Sch. (1 drum) file his or her objection with capital outlay and fuel efficiency will be given much Northern Mariana Islands, Lower Base, Saipan, CM objection or interest in the POWER DIVISION - Minimum qualifications: the Commonwealth Court at consideration. above-i:aptioned matter. 3. West Saipan: Marianas High Sch. and Hopwood 96950 by 2 p.m. local time Monday September 21st Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering and Jr. High Sch. (2 drums) any time before the hearing, Dated this 13th day of or may appear at the time set 1987. A preproposal meeting on this RFP will be August, 1987. five (5) years experiences in power generation 4. Southern Saipan: W.S.R. Elem. Sch., San Antonio for hearing to present such Units to operate on same fuel as existing Diesel Plant held at the C.U.C. Conference Room, Lower Base, and distribution planning, design and engineer Elem. Sch. and Koblerville Elem. S-ch. (1 drum) objection or interest in the which operates on Gas Oil. Saipan on September 14th 1987 at 2 p.m. ls/Deputy Clerk of Court ing, construction and operation and mainte 5. Rota: Rota Elem. Sch. and Rota High Sch. (1 above-captioned matter. 11 nance. Valid professional engineering registra drum) Dated this 17th day of Irnmediate availability required; in any case not later For further intormat1on, contact Mr. P. Sasamoto, l tion in the U.S.A. and within One ( 1) year in the 6. Tinian: Tinian Elem./Jr. High Sch. (1 drum) August, 1987. uy) + than 45/60 days. Executive Director C.U.C. (Tel. (670) 234-7200) or CLASSIFIED ADS CNMI is required. Salary range is $25,000 to Dr. O.V. Natarajan Special Advisor CUC, (Tel. (670) $30,000. Felix M. Sakisat 322-9371); at Lower Base, Saipan. All bids documents received shall become the sole Deputy Clerk of Court Mobile units preferred. 1 SHOP MANAGER- High school :., grad. or equivalent training, Salary: ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, WATER SERVICES property of the government who reserves the right to $400.00 per month. reject any or all bids and to waive any imperfection in Un its to have maximum reliability. /s/JOSE M. TAITANO 10 DRESS MAKERS -- High school DIVISION - Minimum qualifications: Bachel Chairman, C.U.C. grad. or equivalent training, Salary: or's Degree in Civil Engineering and five (5) the bid in the bid in the interest of the government. $2.15 per hour. CLASSIFIED ADS 1 SUPERVISOR·Dress Malter - years experience in Water System planning, High school grad. or equivalent design and engineering, construction and opera ls/DAVID APATANG 1 AUTO MECHANIC - High training. Salary: $400.00 per school graduate, 2 years experience. IT'S NO SECRET ... month. tion and maintenance. Valid professional Salary: $2.15 per hour. The Contact: ROLAND G, JASTIL professional engineering registration in the 1 STEEL WORKER LANA dba McJastill CustQm Tailor, 4 CARPENTERS Tourism is the future of the CNMI! Law Offices of P.O. Box 331, Saipan, CM 96950 • 3MASONS Tel. 23~609/7666. (9/251. U.S.A. and within one (1) year in the CNMI is INVITATION TO BID required. Salary is $25,000 to $30,000. - High school graduate, 2 yeru:s ex· Fitzgerald, Herald Ii' Bergsma 1 BARTENDER - High school perience. Salary: $1.75 per hour. Why not make a start in a career opportunity for graduate or equivalent training, 2 The Procurement & Supply Division is soliciting bids Contact: JEN-MARZ ENT., P.O. has an opening for a yeus experience. Salary: $2.15 per ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, SEWER AND Box 1562, Saipan, CM 96950. your future in an exciting industry. hour. for the procurement of two (2) students vans for (9/25). 4 WAITRESSES - Hjgh school REFUSE COLLECTION DIVISION - Minimum PART-TIME MESSENGER/SECRETARY grad. or equivalent training. Salary: qualifications: Bachelor's Degree in Civil En Dept. of Education, Special Education Program. 1987 1 LIVE·IN·MAID - Ironing cloths, Hyatt is looking for candidates to join it's team in the $2.15 per hour. Model Vans with 138" wheel base, power steering, baby sitting, and related duties. following positions: 1 RESTAURANT MANAGER - gineering and five (5) years experience in SalarY: $150.00 per month. Contact: DEBRA C. JOHNSON, Hotel and Management graduate or power disc brakes, automatic transmission, V-6 or Sanitary Engineering. Valid professional P.O. Box 142. Saipan. CM 96950. equal w/ knowledge of restaurant Applicants must be willing to use their car and r V-8 engine, clear glass & window retention package, (9/25). WAITRESS/WAITRESSES operation, 3 years experience. engineering registration in the U.S.A. and within must possess CNMI driver's license. Starting salary Salary: $500.00-$600.00 per factory installed school bus/van package, school bus CASH.IE RS month. one ( 1) year in the CNMI is required. Salary is LIVE·IN·MAID (House Worker) - High school graduate. Salary: is $2.50 per hour, 20 hours per week, Contact: ROLAND G. JASTIL· yellow color, heavy duty alternator and battery, at FRONT DESK CLERK $25,000 to $30,000. $150.00 per month. 1 COOK - At least high school Monday through Friday. Applicants should submit grad. or equivUcnt training, 2 yeru:s least 8500 lbs. gross vehicle weight, double rear door Contact: THEODORA S. CAMA· BELLMAN ,.,,.: their resume to the address below. experience. Salary: $4 7 5.00 per Fringe benefits for the positions will be similar to the with two steps up, high output heavy duty air condi CHO, P.O. Box 142, Saipan, CM BARTENDERS month. 96950. (9/25). Contact: ROLAND G. JASTIL· Excepted Service employees of the CN Ml government. tioner, stabilizer bar, ten ply rated steel belted radials, LANA dba Golden Lobster 1 LIVE-IN-MAID - Must be a high For Local Hires Only. Restaurant, P.O. Box 331, Saipan, Send resumes to Executive Director at the address spare tire and tool kit, heavy duty chassis with heavy school graduate, at least 2 years ex CM 96950 ·Tel. 234-7058. (9/25). above. For more information contact the Executive duty shocks, van ca'pacity - sixteen elementary perience. Salary: $150.00 per 1st Floor, Macaranas Building month. Duty meal, excellent benefits and training provided. Next to Islander Inn, Beach Road 1 LABORER-Stores Director at (670) 234-7200. special education students (minimum), seat belt and Contact: MR. & MRS. FRANCIS Apply at the Hyatt Personnel Office Monday thru 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER shoulder harness for each student and meets Federal CO M. PALACIOS, P.O. Box 253. P.O. Box 909 - High school ·graduate. Salary: Saipan, CM 96950 - Tel. 234-6864. Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. $2.15 per hour. Smog Control Requirements. Bids shall be CIF Mar (9/25). Garapan, Saipan, CM 96950 1 AIRCON & REF. MECHANIC - High school graduate, 2 years ex pands, Warehouse, Saipan, submitted to Procurement 1 LIVE·IN·MAID (Houseworker) - perience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. 2 SHOP MANAGER - lligh school Cooking, lroning, washing and HYATT [email protected] 1 AUTO MECHANIC - High & Supply Office, Lower Base, Saipan no later than other related duties. Salary: Contact: MARIA C. CASTRO dba giaduatc, 2 years experience. school graduate, 2 years experience. $17 5.00 per month. CC Ent., P.O. Box 1337. SaiPan, Salary: $500.00-$900.00 per Salary; $2.15 per hour. 4:00 p.m., October 5, 1987, for opening at 2:00 month. Contact: RITA M. CELIS, P.O. Box CM 96950. (9/25). 4 WAITRESSES - High school Contact: DOLL ENTERPRISES p.m., October 12, 1987 at the same office. Bid 526, Saipan. CM 96950. (9/25), 1 LIVE·IN·MAID - High school graduate, 3 months experience. 1 FARM WORKER - High school 1 LIVE-IN-MAID (Houseworker) 1 SUPERVISOR - High achoo! graduate, 2 years experience. 1 AIRCON AND REFRIGERA· Salary: $2.15 per hour. Number IFB87-0094 must be marked on the face of graduate. 2 years experience. 1 ARCffiTECT - BS-Architecture - High school graduate, experience graduate, 2 years experience, 1 LIVE-IN-MAID (Houseworker) - Salary: $150.00 per month. TION MECHANIC - lligh school Contact: PREMIER ENTERPRI· High school graduate, experic11-oo Salary: $325.00 per month. i:raduate, 2 years experience. preferred but not required. Salary: Salary: $500.00·$700.00 per SES dba Matias Club, P.O. Box the envelope. Any bid received after the above time 1 ORGANIST - High school graduate, 2 years experience, $150.00 per month. month. preferxcd but not required. Salary: 1 TYPESETTER - College grad Salary: $2.15 per hour. Salary: $400.00-$600.00 per 789, Saipan, CM 96950 • Tel. 234· will not be considered. graduate, 2 years experience. uate, 2 years experience. Salary: month. Contact: ROLAND JASTILLANA, Contact: DOLL ENTERPRISES, $150.00 per month. Salary: $400.00 per month. Contact: ROLAND G. JASTIL 7813. (9/25). $2.45 per hour, Contact: ROLAND G. JASTIL P.O. Box 331, Saipan, CM 96950 P.O. Box 2569, Saipan, CM 96950. Contact: LOURDES C. SANCHEZ, Contact: NORBERTO JAVIER/ LANA dba Island Electronics and (9/25). (9/25). 1 P.O. Box 1851, Saipan, CM 9695 • Contact: YOUNIS ART STUDIO, Appliance Repair Shop, P.O. Bolt LANA dba Ar,lay Construction, FOXFIRE NITE CLUB, Saipan, '~ INC., P.O. Box 231, Saipan, CM P.O. Bolt 331, Salpan, CM 96960 ls/DAVID APATANG 'l Tel, 234-7472. CM 96950, (9/25). 331, Saipan, CM 96950. (9/25). y 96950 -Tel. 234·6341. (9/25). ·Tel 234-6609/7666. (9/26). • I I ···------=··~~------
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PUBLIC NOTICE JOB BULLETIN JOB BULLETIN PUBLIC NOTICE INVITATION TO BID Position: GENERAL ENGINEER, GS-801-12 Commonwealth of the REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Commonwealth of the No. DPW87-ITB-00049 Position: SECRET ARY (Typing), GS-318-03 Salary: $32673 Per Annum Northern Mariana Islands The Northern Mariana Islands Retirement Fund is seeking Northern Mariana Islands Commonwealth Trial Court Salary: $11802 Per Annum Location: Saipan, Commonwealth of the proposals. from qualified firms to provide a computer system Commonwealth Trial Court The Department of Public Works is soliciting bids for the Location: Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Civil Action No. 87-332 for its office. The Fund initially requires a six work station Renovation & Addition to Division of Environmental system with sufficient RAM and the capability for future Civil Action No. 87-535(R) Northern Maianas Issue Date: 08-31-87 Complaint for Quiet Quality (DEQ) New Office Extension, Saipan, Common extension. (Rota) Issue Date: 08-31-87 Oosing Date: O'J-07~87 Title to Real Property wealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Bids in duplicate The system selected should have software capable of the Oosing Date: 00-07-87 Area of Consideration: Saipan, Commonwealth of the Leocadio C. Mendiola will be accepted in .the Office of the Chief of Procurement following: ORDER Area of Consideration: Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas A. Word Processing Plainrtiff, and Supply at Lower Base, Saipan until 2:00 p.m., local Northern Marianas Type of ApPQintment: Temporary Not to Exceed One vs. 1. Dictionary Joaquin S. Manglona and Type of Appointment: Temporary Not to Exceed One Year Heirs of Ana Castro Mendiola time Wednesday, September 23, 1987 at which time and 2. Thesaurus Rita A. Manglona and the Estae of Ana Castro place the bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any 3. Column Format Plaintiffs, Year Citizenship: Applicants must be citizens of the United Mendiola bids received after the above time will not be accepted 4. Sorting capability Citizenship: Applicants must be citizens of the States, American Samoa, or the Commonwealth of Defendants vs. B. Database Management Unknown heirs of Vicente United States, American Samoa, or the the Northern Marianas. under any circumstances. · 1 . Active Member Listing Ayuyu and all other persons Commonwealth of the Northern Complaint for Quiet Title List of Eligibles: The list of eligibles will be tenninated a. Calculates current contribution unknown claiming any right, A bond of 15% of the total bid pnce must accompany the Marianas. immediately after the vacancy is filled. 1. Plaintiff is a citizen and a b. Calculates year to date title, estate, lien, or interest List of Eligibles: The list of eligibles will be tenninated resident of the Commonwealth of bid. This security may be a Certified Check, Cashier's c. Calculates accrued interest in Lot 007 R 07 Songsong Tenns and Conditiom of Employment: The selectee for immediately after the vacancy is filled. the Northern Mariana Islands. Check, Bid Bond or other fonn acceptable to the Govern d. Computes retirement and survivor's Village, Rota, Northern this position will serve under a temporary appointment 2. Defendants are the heirs of the Ana Castro Mendiola and her ment made payable to the Treasurer, Commonwealth of benefits Mariana Islands, not to exceed one year, wiU,1 possible extension up to Tenns and Conditions of Employment: The selectee for estate and all other persons the Northern Mariana Islands with a notation on the face e. Computes service records Defendants. three years. Employment will be automaticallytenninat this position will serve under a temporary appointment unknown claiming any right, of the check: "Credit Account No. P71002-4319." 2. Pensioners Listing ed \lpon completion of the Air Force construction title, estate, lien or interest in the a. Retirees Listing Order To Appear Or Plead not to exceed one year, with possible extension for up real property described in the Ill, in b. Surviving Spouse and Children contract, PACBAR administered by the Officer Complaint adverse to Plaintiffs The bidder is required to submit with his proposal, a copy to three years. Employment will be automatically 1. Computes current and year-to-date To: All heirs of Vicente Charge of Construction (OICC), Marianas. ownership, but are unknown to of his Business Pennit as a compliance with the Ayuyu, and alt other persons tenninated upon completion of the Air Force construc Plaintiff. Said Defendants and benefits Contractor's Registration and Licensing Laws of the claiming an interest in Lot tion contract, PACBAR III, which is administered by Where And How To Apply: Applicants are required to each of them claim some right, 2. Computes current and year-to-date i 007 R 07 Songsong Village, the Officer in Charge of Construction (OICC), title, estate, lien or interest in Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. taxes and Life & Health Insurance i· submit the following documents: said real property adverse to c. Death and Disability Benefits Listing Rota, Northern Mariana Marianas. Plaintiff, and said claim or claims Islands. 1. Standard Fonn 171, Application for Federal constitute a cloud upon Plaintifrs Specifications and plans of the project will be available on 3. Generates reports and statistics title. C, Fund Accounting Where And How To Apply: Applicants are required to Employment. (Available at ROICC Saipan office). or after August 28, 1987 at the Technical Seivices The above named plain· 3. The names of those person~ 1. Accounts Receivable/Accounts Payable/ tiffs has filed a Complaint in submit the following documents: who are known to Plaintiff to be Division, Department of Public works in Saipan. A non Journal Applications must be submitted to the ROICC Office, the above captioned action to 1. Standard Form 171, Application for Federal Employ heirs of Ana Castro Mendiola or refundable payment of $50.00 is required for each set. Pre 2. General Ledger/Subsidiary Ledger JM Building, Garapan, Saipan, by the closing date. .who otherwise have any interest determine the heirs of Vicen· ment (Available at ROICC Saipan office). in the property are: bid conference for this project will be held at 2:00 p.m., 3. Trial Balance/Balance Sheet te Ayuyu, and to adjudge Applications received or postmarked after the closing · Merced M. Salas on September 16, 1987 at the Technical Seivices Division, 4. Phy~ cal Assets lnvestory that plaintiffs are the owner Applications must be submitted to the ROICC Office, date will not be considered. All aplications will be Juan C. Mendiola Department of Public Works in Saipan. 5. Payroll of the following described retained and not returned; therefore, DO NOT SUBMIT· Vicente C. Mendiola 6. Check writing capability JM Building, Garapan, Saipan, by the closing date. Ramon C. Mendiola real property in Songsong ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS. 7. Check Reconciliation Applications received or postmarked after the closing Calistro R. Mendiola Attention is called to the Labor Standards Provisions for 8. Cash Receipt & Cash Disbur$Cment Journal Village, Rota, Northern Victoriana M. Borja date will not be considered. All applications will be Wage Rate Detennination of the CNMI Classification and, I Mariana Islands: 4. The real property in which 9. Other Accounting Functions Lot No. 007 R 07 contain retained and not returned; therefore, DO NOT SUBMIT Plaintiff now is lhe owner in fee Salary Structure Plans, and payment of not less than the 10. Statement of Income & Expense Account ing an area of 913.03 ORIGINAL DOCUMENS. simple arc those certain land.> minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the D. Telecommunications Capability situated at Chalan Piao, Saipan. meters, more or less, as REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL specifications must be paid on this project. 1. Local Area Networking ·1':.. Northern Mariana Islands, 2. Electronic Mail more particularly describ· described as follows: 3. Access to databases via modem ed on• Cadastral Plat 007 E.A. 743-1-2, containing an All bid documents received shall be the sole property of ~ R 00. The Commonwealth Development Authority hereby E. Spreadsheet Capability area of 2,283 square meters more the Government of the NorthernMaiianalslands with the and to quiet title to the same. PUBLIC NOTICE requests proposals from interested vendors for the and more particularly described on 1. Graphics The Complaint, your refer procurement and implemeotation of the Authority's D.L.S. check No. 2065/86. exception of bid bonds, certified checks or cashier's check 2. Present and future value calculations ence to which is invited for 5. Said Defendants claim and which will be returned to the bidders in accordance with 3. Other Spreadsheet functions computerized Fin~ncial Management Information assert an interest in said real further particulars, is on file The Coastal Resources Management Program (CRMP) In addition to work stations with CPU's, the fund requires one System (FMIS}. FMIS is considered an automated property adverse to Plaintiff and the specifications section, "Instruction to Bidders" Page 1- with the Clerk of this Court hereby notifies the general public and relevant Federal information system supporting the financial, man the claim or claims of said 2, Paragraph No. 5, Bid Guarantee. (1) letter quality printer, two (2) dot matrix printers. ~ at Saipan, Northern Mariana Agencies that a detailing of the Coastal Resources Defendants have no right, title, Proposals should include system-wide support both for agerial, operational and planning functions of the r Islands. Now, therefore; Management Rules and Regulations is being submitted estate, lien or interest in said real training of personnel and maintenance. The system selected YOU ARE HEREBY OR Authority. property. The Government reseives the right to reject any or all bids shhould be capable of linking information between Account 6. Plaintiff acquired title to the DERED to appear and plead as a Routine Program Implementation to the Office of and to waive any imperfection in the bid proposal in the ing functions and database. Files created in any of the system Ocean and Coastal Resource Management (OCRM) property, which he now occupies, in response to the plaintiff's Detailed Request for PropQsal (RFP} will be available when Ana Castro Mendiola. interst of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana software should be secured and can only be accessed throu!fi Complaint within 21 days of pursuant to 15 CFR S 923.80-923.84. for distribution to interested vendor starting 8 a.m. .conveyed the land. through Islands. passwords . the date of the last publica· partida, to him. The Fund reserves the right to reject any or all propcsals September 4, 1987. Proposals must be received by tion and posting of this CRMP is requesting OCRM's concurrence that this 7. Defendants, heirs of Ana submitted or forego certain requirements which do not impair the Chief, Procurement & Supply, Lower Base, Castro Mendiola, have previously the goals of. the system and the Fund. Order. If you answer, your deailing which establishes height, density, setback, conveyed any interest they may JOHNC. PANGELINAN be Saipan by 4:30 p.m. on October 5, 1987 to be con All proposals must be submitted on or before September J answer should in writing coverage and parking guidelines for projects UJJder have had, Lo Plaintiff by Deed of Director of Public Works and filed with the Clerk of sidered for award. The award date is October 9, Gift, which is attached hereto as 25, 1987. Proposals should be mailed to: CRM jurisdiction constitute Routine Program ( this Court at Susupe, Saipan, 1987. If the vendor wishes clarification to CDA with Exhibit "A" and incorporated by Northern Mariana Islands, Implementation and not an Amendment. Copies of the reference. Northern Mariana Islands Retirement Fund in five working days of the receipt of R FP. Any 8. There ru:e no other encum and served upon plaintiffs' CRM P.O. Box 1247 guidelines are available at the Office (address brances or liens upon the above PUBLIC NOTICE after service or the ::; ummons counsel, Pedro M. Atalig, responses to such requests will be provided by the Saipan, CM 96950 below). described property appearing of Commonwealth of the upon you, and to deliver or mail Attorney at Law, P .0. Box CDA in writing to all of the registered vendors (those record or known to Plaintiff. a copy of :t.our answer to Northern Mariana Islands Attn: Edward H. Manglona 332 CHRB, Saipan, CM Any comments on this request may be sent, no later who sign receipts for RFP packages} within the CNMI PRAYER Commonwealth Trial Court Timothy H. Bellas, Plaintiffs 96950. If you fail to appear Wherefore, Plaintiff prays that: counsel, whose address is P.O. within a day of receiving the question. Off-island Civil Action No. 87-332 than September25, 1987, to: 1. Defendants be required to sec Box 71 CHRB, Saipan, CM or plead in accordance with vendors will receive their response via first class mail. Summons this Order, this court may forth the nature of their claims; 96950, as soon as practicable 2. All. adverse claims of Leocadio C. Mendiola after filing your answer or proceed as if you had been Pacific Region Request for information over the phone will not be entertained. Defendants be dctcrmint;d by a Plaintiff, sending it to the Clerk of Courts served with process in the Office of Ocean and Coastal Resources judgment of recite and adjudge \'S. for filing. FOR SALE Commonwectlth and judge Management that Plaintiff is the owner of said Heirs of Ana Castro Mendiola Your answer should be in ment by default may be real property; and the Estate of Ana Castro writing and filed with the Clerk 2LOT 1825 Connecticut Ave., N. W. The RFP package may be obtained in person at the Mendiola taken against you for the 3. Defendants have no estate or of Court by messenger or mail. IL Corner Lot 006-009, 673 sq. meters Washington, D.C. 20235 CDA Office in Garapan, Saipan or by writing to: interest whatever in said re:.il Defendants. is not necessary for you to appear relief demanded in the Com property; To the Above-Named Defendants: personally until further notice. Middle Lot 006-007, 659 sq. meters plaint. 4. The deed of gift be declared Merced M. Salas. Juan C. If you fail to file an answer in On Main Road Near Talon Dated this 26th day of REX I. PALACIOS effective and Plaintiffs title be Mendiola, Vicente C. Mendiola, ~ccordancc with this Summons, August, 1987. /SIR.OBERT W. RUDOLPH Executive Director, CDA conlinned; Ramon C. Mendiola, Calistro R. Judgment by default may be taken Electronics, 5. For such other and further Mendiola, Victorianna M. Borja against you for the relief Acting Administrator P.O. Box 2149 relief as the Court deems just and South Garapan. /s/ROBERT A. HEFNER demanded in the Complaint. Coastal Resources Management Office Saipan, CM 96950 proper. You arc hereby summoned and Dated this 23rd day of June, Chief Judge 6th Floor, Nauru Building Dated this 22nd day of June. notified to file any answer you 1987. Saipan, CM 96950 ls/DAVE APATANG 1987. wish to make to the Complaint, Call Jim ls/Timothy H. Bellas a copy of whicl1 is given you /s/Jovim A. Castro Anomcy·for Plaintiff herewith, within twenty (20) days Deputy Clerk of Coun Phone 234-6030 - 9-5 p.m.
I. Page 38 -- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS -- SEP'IEMBER 4, 1987 SEPTEMBER 4, 1987 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS -- Page 39 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC. ANNOUNCEMENT Group parties Marianas COASTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMBNT Pursuant to the February 25, 1987 Memorandum of OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR Understanding executed ·by the Pacific Basin Develop style in Washington 6th Floor, Nauru Building, Saipan ment ·council (PBDC) and the U.S. Department of Commonwefilth of the Northern Mariana Islands 96950 Members of the Taotao December 26, 1987 at SL Transportation (DOT), the Commonwealth Ports Marianas Association of Francis Catholic Church in Tel. No. 284-6623/7820/.8907 Washington State .celebrates September 4, 1987 Authority has been designated as the CNMI Agency: conjunction with the expected July 4th Independence Day at visit again of the "Nino", Baby The following is a public announcement of Coastal Permit Applications received by 1. To act as the local receiving office for CNMI Franklin Park in Seattle on Jesus, which will be brought the CRM Office: Aviation Consumer Complaints; and Saturday, July 4, 1987. The by a Parish member of the Mt. celebration was spear headed by Date AppUeatJon 2. To forward such complaints to DOT for of Cannel Catholic Church in Received/ Project Grace Babauta and Bernie Saipan to cities in the U.S. APPLICANT AppUcallon No. Deacrip!Jan Location Type Statw ficial registration and, where appropriate, Mercado, wives of the further handling by DOT. ~here Chamorros are residing. 1) IUD Pad.lie corp. 7 /25/87 Phue II le Ill Morpl Area MaJor Under Association's President Jose They are expecting a 100% SMS-86-X-76 Condos le Garden Sliln& Review Babauta and Vice-President 2) MPLC 2/24/86 Sito Preparation D&n
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By Nick Legaspi Jayfers Dewey Stevens, 86-56; follow with a game against Staff reporter RGG Michelob Light trounced RGG Michelob. Top game Six-footer Danny Dagle Transpacific Anheuser,104-73; will pit. Mary's King Cobra, showed the might of height and Basic Busch beat Starlite with a 2-I win-loss record, Sunday when he led RB Marpac,81-71. against Valdez Spuds. Micro Ambros in h~nding down Phil Budweiser and Basic Valdez Spuds Mackenzie its In team standings, Santos Busch will end the night for first defeat in the Eagle Snack remains the leader the last game. Marpac/Ambros Basketball in the Ambros Division with a Meanwhile, Jun Fidelino, Conference. 3-0 win-loss record. Marpac · president of the Filipino Dagle, teaming up with Phil Budweiser is in the same Amateur Sports Association forward Celso Lacsina, put in pos1uon in the Marpac which is hosting the league, 27 points, the highest in Division. Only one other team announced that the FASA's Sunday's individual scores, and in either divisions has not . regular board meeting would be a third of RB Ambros' total tasted defeat Agbanlog Bud held Sept 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the Micro Phil conference room. ' score of 81 points against Light is still undefeated but it Valdez Spuds' 75. only has played two games. The agenda includes the RB Ambros now ties Valdez On Sept 6, Santos will appeal filed by Nonnar Mich Spuds with a two-wins one meet PIC Natural Light for the elob regarding its game with loss position in team standing. weekly opener at the Civic PIC Natural Light and ~"I In the other games Sunday, Center court at 2 p.m. Jen selection of the FASA official PIC Natural Light dumped Marz Master Cellars will team. Softball action fast this week
By Frank Palacios another 7-runs outburst victory over the DOE North. Sunday, August 30 highlighted by Jess The DOE game the game away Leo Babauta Went 3-for-3 Manibusan's two-run double to after leading 10-4 going into Going after the ball with a double ~d two take the lead for good 14-11. the bottom of the seventh and Donnie Dagle, a member of the RB Ambros team, doesn't give any quarter runscored, and Ben Duenas The Emergency one final inning. DOE played the as he ftsghls for a block. singled and doubled in his two improved their record to 4-3 last inning without a regular i trips to the plate to lead the with a come-from-behind 11-10 pitcher and was very costly. Freezers passed the Garapan Dudes 6-4 in the first game. Swimming lessons will The Freezers had a 2-1 lead SOFTBALL LEAGUE TEAM STANDING going into ¢e third inning AS OF SUNDAY AUGUST 30, 1987 begin here on Sept. 12 l before the Dudes countered with three on Sadakio Semens TEAM WIN LOSS PCT GB three run-homer to take the lead Seabees 4 9 0 1.000 at Kan Pacific pool 4-2. The Freezers rebounded to MPW Flyers 5 0 1.000 2 take the lead for good with Joeten Ent. 6 2 .750 2 1/2 three runs in the bottom of the Town & Country Beginning Swim Lesson will commence Saturday September 12 fifth and held on for their fifth Pirates . 6 2 .750 2 1/2 for 6 weeks, 9:00-1:00 p.m. at the Kan Pacific Swimming Pool for victory against three losses. The Glaziers 5 2 .714 3 children 1st grade and up. Cost is $15.00 for 6-Saturday sessions. r The Seabees 4 needed just Freezers 5 3 .625 3 112 Adult Swim Classes will be conducted Wednesday evenings from two innings to win their ninth So. DOE 4 3 .571 4 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Kan Pacific Pool, $16.00 for 4 sessions. game in a row with a close and Emergency I 4 3 .571 4 Please sign up and register at the pool, ph. 322-5226. The first exciting 14-11 victory over the Rain Makers 4 3 .571 4 class will be Wednesday, September 16, 1987. Camacho Roots in the second Air Mike Flyers 5 4 .555 4 The Kan Pacific Swimming Pool is open for swimming on game. Although the Seabees No. DOE 3 3 .500 4 1/2 Tuesday and Thursdays 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., and on Saturday won the game, they lost the Typhoons 3 3 .500 4 1/2 and Sundays 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The cost is 50 cents for biggest pride in baseball, the Pacific Trd. 3 3 .500 4 112 children under 12 years and $1.00 for others and adults. sportsmanship. The Seabees Camacho Roots 4 5 .444 5 walked away from the routine Garapan Dudes 3 shakehands after a ball game Of 1Cin9s and Queens which is unusual for a team .428 5 leading the league. The Roots "'II NMC Fakpl 3 5 .285 6 By Ely C. Buenaventura took a 2-0 lead in the top of Rain Const. 2 5 .285 6 In the diagram, White next the first, but the Seabees MPW Mauleg 2 5 .285 6 move is an exclamation point countered with seven in the Duty free Shop 1 7 .125 7 1/2 leading to the resignation of bottom of the second Black in at least five moves. highlighted by Greg Blas three What then is the next move? run homer for a 7-2 lead. The Batting Leaders (Based at 21 or more time at BAT) Batting: Sylvan Pua (681), Darius Rekemesik (666), Wallace See you next issue. Roots fought back to regaining Solution to last week's quiz: the lead with two-runs in the Ada (590), James Kintol (588), J.J. Cruz (562), Greg Camacho (560). One way to mate White in two third and five in the fourth is 1. ... Q-B4ch. 2. K-N7 Q highlighted by Oscar Runs: Jess Dela Cruz & Pete Taitano (13), Syl. Pua, D. Rekemesik, T. Ro.golofol, John Manlbusan & Greg Camacho 12) N3ch mate. The other is 1.... Camacho's three run shot for a Q-B4ch 2. K-N7 R(3) R-Q2 ch 9-7 lead. 'But then again the eai;h. Mate. Seabees answered back with tJv[arianas 9{qrietr t)Vew§ r:& CViewc6 £1$1 &LAS
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