Masalomia fa atau e se faleoloa Pago Pago meaai ua leaga

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1 DOE delays all public school openings until Monday, August 19th 1 Pago grocery store may be selling bad food as DOH looks other way 4 Browns G Shawn Lauvao undergoes ankle surgery B1 PAGO PAGO, AMERICAN SAMOA Saturday, August 10, 2013 $1.00 Masalomia fa atau e se faleoloa Pago Pago meaai ua leaga C Y M K C Y M K Se vaaiga i oloa sa i totonu o se pusa teu oloa (container) a le faleoloa o le T.M Inc i Pago Pago, ina ua la u i fafo i le aso Lulu na te a nei ina ua faalogoina le manogi leaga o oloa, ma taumafai ai loa le aufaigaluega e fufulu totonu o le pusa sa teu ai oloa. [ata: THA] fa aliliu AFM Ua masalomia se faleoloa i le afioaga i Pago Pago i lo latou fa atauina atu lea o ni taumafa ua leaga ma le toe aoga i le mamalu o le atunu u, atoa ai ma le totogi tupe o se tagata faigaluega i le Matagaluega o le Soifua Maloloina ina ia aua ai ne i ona asiasia oloa o lo o fa atau atu e le pisinisi. O le taeao o le aso Lulu na te a nei na molimauina ai e ni isi o le atunuu faatasi ai ma se sui o le Samoa News, se pusa e teu ai oloa (container) a lea faleoloa o lo o teu ai meaai tuu aisa sa la u ese oloa sa i ai ae fufulu mai totonu. Na taua e se molimau faatuatuaina i le Samoa News e faapea, o se tagata faigaluega mai le Matagaluega a le Soifua Maloloina na iloa mulimuli ane lona igoa e le Samoa News, ma la o atu ma se isi tagata faigaluega i se taavale a le latou matagaluega, ma faatonu tama faigaluega a le TM Inc e tatala le container, ma pu eina ai loa e alii faigaluega ata o meaai sa i totonu o le container ua leaga. Na taua e molimau i le Samoa News le toe loka e le tama faigaluega a le Matagaluega a le Soifua Maloloina o le container, ona ia faatonu lea o tama faigaluega ina ia fufulu le container, ae o le a toe fo i atu i le isi aso e sosoo ai e toe siaki, ina ua mae a, sa alu ai loa ma ave le ki o le container. E o o mai i le taimi na lomia ai lenei ripoti, e le i toe fo i atu lava le tama faigaluega a le Matagaluega a le Soifua Maloloina po o se sui fo i o le Ofisa e toe siaki le container, ae le iloa fo i pe faapefea ona fufulu le container a o lea na alu le ali i faigaluega ma ave le ki. Sa faalogoina le manogi leaga sa sau mai totonu o le container, ona e tu latalata lava i le auala, ma e le i umi ae aga i atu se tamaloa Samoa ma faapea atu lana tala i le sui o le Samoa News, e leai se aia e te sau ai fua i i ma fesilisili i le mea o lo o tupu i i. Ae ina ua fesiligia o ia e le Samoa News e faatatau i le $500 lea na totogi tupe ai le tagata faigaluega a le Ofisa o le Soifua Maloloina ina ia aua ai ne i faia lana galuega, sa vaaia le ita o le tamaloa Samoa ma savali agai atu i le sui o le Samoa News, ma faafefe e ala i lona fai i ai o le a telefoni lana loia. E le i fa asalaina le faleoloa e tusa ai ma le tulafono o lo o faamalosia i pisinisi uma i le atunuu i le faatauina o meaai ua leaga. Na taua e le molimau i le Samoa News e faapea, i se taimi o le aso lava lea na toe alu atu ai le pule o le faleoloa ma le ki ma tatala ai le container, ae faatonu le aufaigaluega e la u i fafo oloa o lo o i totonu ae fufulu totonu o le container. O le fesili pe na faapefea ona toe o o le ki i le pule o le faleoloa e le o iloa, ae na taua e se molimau e faapea, o se tasi o faiga masani ua maitauina, o le o atu lea ole tama faigaluega a le Matagaluega a le Soifua Maloloina ma isi alii asiasi o le Soifua Maloloina ua afe atu i le faleoloa ma piki teutusi, o le totogi lea i le le faia o asiasiga e tatau ona faataunuuina. (Faaauau itulau 14) DOE DELAYS SCHOOL OPENING UNTIL MONDAY, AUG. 19 Twelve schools cited by Dept. of Health for sanitation problems by Joyetter Feagaimaali i-luamanu Samoa News Reporter The Department of Health inspection of the public and private schools on sanitation issues in the cafeterias, restrooms and classrooms has led to a decision by the Department of Education to delay the start of the new school year, which was slated for this coming Monday August 12, Instead, school opening will be postponed one week and school will officially begin on Monday, August 19. This was announced by DOE Director, Vaitinasa Dr Salu Hunkin-Finau who noted that out of the 46 private and public schools, ten public and two private schools have been cited for sanitation problems. Dr. Hunkin-Finau stated that They (DOH) looked at the cafeterias, bathrooms and total grounds including the classrooms; it s not just bathrooms and cafeterias, which are in a much more critical condition, and these issues need to be addressed right this moment. The schools that were cited and recommended by DOH to close down included two high schools Fagaitua High School and Nu uuli Vocational Technical High School; while Elementary Schools consisted of Afonotele, Aua, Coleman (Pago Pago), Le atele (Fagasa), Matafao ECE Program, Pava ia i, Siliaga (Aoloau) and Tautalatasi Tuato o Alofau. Two private schools are on the list: Marist St Francis Elementary and Ta iala Academy. The issues they found with the schools included kitchens not being clean, with rodent & insect infestation in food storage areas and also where the food Se vaaiga atu lena i le i a sa i totonu o le pusa teu oloa (container) a le faleoloa o le T.M Inc ua leaga lona tino ma ua amata samasama isi ona itu, o ni isi ia o oloa sa mafua ai ona manogi leaga totonu o le pusa sa teu ai oloa a le TM Inc. [ata: THA] is being prepared. By law DOH has the responsibility to ensure the sanitary conditions of any public area and specifically public schools. Based on their reports, these ten schools did not meet the DOH standards and they have issued the immediate closure of these schools, said the Director. In light of the governor s adopt-a-school initiative and the wonderful agencies and departments working late at night and with the DOH we have made a decision. We will delay the opening of schools for a week and students will not report to school, but DOE staff will report to their schools beginning Monday August 12, There will be no school from August 12 to August 16, 2013 however students will return on August 19, The DOE Director is appealing to members of (Continued on page 14)

2 Page 2 samoa news, Saturday, August 10, 2013 In The High Court of American Samoa TRIAL DIVISION HCCA No.: VIRGINIA SAMUELU, Plaintiff v. VON-PAUL PATU, NELLIE TORRES and MARGARAET HODGES (surviving children of Pila F. Patu, Jr., deceased), NINA PATU SCANLAN, SOLOMONA PATU, TELESIA ATONIO PATU, JOHN PATU, ATIVALU PATU, CAMELITA PATU, HENRY PATU and FRANCES PATU, a minor child, HAZEL VAIVAO, MARMER PATU and MARGIE PATU (the surviving spouse and children, respectively of John Patu, deceased), LATA PATU, PUA PATU, FAITU PATU, PILA TAMA PATU, PILA TEINE PATU, MOLEA PATU and NINA OLAFOU PATU (the surviving children of Tumua Patu, deceased), NINA PATU-AASA, and DOES Defendants AMENDED NOTICE TO: VON-PAUL PATU 3821 S. 132nd Place Tukwila, WA NELLIE TORRES 436 Sandy Road Route #4 Dover, TN MARGARET HODGES 436 Sandy Road Route #4 Dover, TN NINA PATU SCANLAN 4010 South 188th #112 Seatac, WA SOLOMONA (SAM) PATU P.O. Box 1833 Seattle, WA TELESIA ATONIO PATU, surviving spouse of JOHN PATU Moenamanu Street Unit 441 Mililani, HI JOHN PATU Moenamanu Street Unit 441 Mililani, HI ATIVALU PATU Moenamanu Street Unit 441 Mililani, HI CARMELITA PATU Moenamanu Street Unit 441 Mililani, HI HENRY PATU Moenamanu Street Unit 441 Mililani, HI HAZEL VAIVAO th Avenue, SW Seattle, Washington PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Summons and Verified Complaint for the Partition of Real Property by Sale (Autapini) has been filed against you in the above entitled Court by the above entitled person as Plaintiff. You may respond within 2 months and 10 days of the date of first publicatin of this Notice unless you receive the Summons, Verified Complaint and Order by personal service or by mail in which case the time runs from that service date, or a default will be entered against you and a judgment or decree rendered thereon. Dated: July 30, 2013 TERRY S. FIELDING Clerk of the High Court of American Samoa Published 8/9, 9/9 MARMER PATU th Avenue, SW Seattle, Washington MARGIE PATU th Avenue, SW Seattle, Washington LATA PATU P.O. Box 246 Pago Pago, AS PUA PATU P.O. Box 246 Pago Pago, AS FAITU PATU P.O. Box 246 Pago Pago, AS PILA TAMA PATU P.O. Box 246 Pago Pago, AS PILA TEINE PATU P.O. Box 246 Pago Pago, AS MOLEA PATU P.O. Box 246 Pago Pago, AS NINA OLAFOU PATU P.O. Box 246 Pago Pago, AS NINA PATU-A ASA PO Box 3878 Pago Pago, AS FRANCES PATU, a minor child c/o TELESIA ATONIO PATU, surviving spouse of JOHN PATU Moenamanu Street Unit 441 Mililani, HI Le afioga i le ali i Faipule mai Aua ia Faimealelei Anthony Fu e Allen (itu agavale) a o ia faasino le tulaga ua i ai le galuega o le auvai i totonu o le aoga tulaga muamua i Aua, i le afioga i le ali i Senatoa ia Faumuina Tagisiaali i, i se la asiasiga sa faia i le aso ananafi. [ata: AF] Ave fa amuamua Faipule ma le Senatoa mai Aua i fanau aoga tusia Ausage Fausia O se fiafiaga mo maua ma le alii senatoa Afai e saili se isi atina e ua finagalo le afioga le mafai lea ona molimauina o galuega toe i le Faipule ma le Senatoa mai le afioga o Aua faaleleia mo le aoga i Aua, o le agaga taua ia e ave i ai le la faamuamua i lenei vaitau, o le ave le faamuamua i le faaleleia lea o nofoaga faaleleia lea o nofoaga e aga i atu i ai fanau e aooga ai fanau o si o matou nuu nei, aua o i aoga a le afioaga i totonu o le Aoga Tulaga latou nei o le lumana i o le nuu ma le malo i le Muamua i Aua. lumana i, o le saunoaga lea a le alii faipule ia O vaega e pei ona faaleleia e aofia ai le galuega Faimealelei. mo le fausiaina o le puipui e poloka ai le vai O le ulua i nofoaiga a Faimealelei i le tofi mai le toe tafe aga i atu i totonu o le Faleai a faipule a lona nuu i Aua na ia lagaina ai le tamaiti, faapea ai ma le tapenaina o se nofoaga mataupu e faatatau i le tele o faaletonu o lo o le tumau e aai ai le fanau aoga a o faagasolo ai feagai ma fanau aoga i Aua, ma o ni isi o ia galuega mo le toe fausia ma le toe faaleleia o le faaletonu ua mafai ona foia i le taimi nei, e pei faleai tuai a le aoga. o se pa e puipui ai le auvai mai le toe tafe aga i Na fetaui lava le taunuu o le Samoa News i atu i le faleai, faapea ai ma le toe faaleleia o le le nofoaga o le aoga i Aua ae taunuu loa fo i ma faleai ina ia avea ma nofoaga e malu puipuia ai le afioga i le alii faipule ia Faimealelei Anthony na o fanau, nai lo le fai ma nofoaga e tafafao ma Fu e Allen faapea ai le afioga i le alii Senatoa eva i ai ta ifau (tulou). ia Faumuina Tagisiaali i, mo le mata ituina o Sa taua foi e le alii faipule i se tasi o ana faasea galuega o lo o faagasolo i totonu o le aoga i le i luma o le maota tulaga faaletonu i moli ma ili taimi nei. sa aafia ai le aoga i Aua, ma o nei faaletonu uma Na taua e le alii faipule lona fiafia tele ina ua ua tele ina foia e le matagaluega o aoga. mafai ona faatino galuega e foia ai le faafitauli A o naunau ai le matagaluega o aoga e ua tele tausaga o fetaia i ma fanau aoga i Aua, faaiila lana manulauti o le Faamuamua lea i le lolo vai lea o le vaega e i ai le faleai pe a oo o Fanau Aoga, na taua ai e le afioga i le alii ina tetele tafega ma timuga. Senatoa ia Faumuina, o le tulaga foi lena o lo o O le konekarate a le Paramount Construction taumafai i ai laua ma le alii faipule, o le faia o o lo o galulue i le fausiaina o le pa piliki e taofi gaioiga uma ina ia iloa ai e matua o lo o ave la ai le vai mai le toe tafe aga i atu i le faleai pe a laua faamuamua i le manuia ma le saogalemu tetele tafega. o fanau aoga. Prosecutor adjusting to island life by Joyetter Feagaimaali i-luamanu, Samoa News Reporter Working for the Attorney General s office is an opportunity to diversify his experience as a prosecutor, says newest Assistant Attorney General, Tony Graf who moved to the territory after living in Mexico for two years. I plan to work hard as a prosecutor by being fair and unbiased and represent ASG well during my time here. I am grateful for the opportunity to serve as a prosecutor here in American Samoa. I cannot believe I have already been here for almost 2 ½ months time seems to fly by here on the island. he told Samoa News. I absolutely love living here in American Samoa. I find the people to be very welcoming and friendly, he added, saying he enjoys working with the police officers, court staff, judges, staff at the Attorney General s Office and his fellow attorneys. Everyone I have encountered whether it be at the OMV, Post Office, local store, on an Aiga bus or Court they are patient with me and are always willing to give helpful advice. He said that island life matches his personality and he ll never grow tired of the commute to town, as seeing the ocean always puts a smile on his face. I am grateful that my wife recently joined me and we spend our time snorkeling, hiking, and engaged in service at our church. Graf received his Juris Doctor Degree in December 2010 from the University of Utah, S.J. Quinney College of Law, Salt Lake City, Utah, where he was a Lionel Frankel Fellowship recipient. He also holds a BA in History, also from the University of Utah, Graf is trained and certified as a U.S. Attorney Basic Prosecutor. He has also attended Human Trafficking Training, Utah Victim Assistance Academy and nationally as Salt Lake County Unified Police Citizens and Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA).

3 samoa news, Saturday, August 10, 2013 Page 3 FIAFIA NIGHT SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 2013 Enjoy a Relaxing & Beautiful Atmosphere! at the TRADEWINDS HOTEL POOLSIDE WITH A TASTE OF TRADITIONAL SAMOAN & PACIFIC ISLAND CUISINE BUFFET DINNER AND A VARIETY OF DESSERTS BUFFET OPENS FROM 7.00pm & FLOOR SHOW FROM 8.00pm FOLLOWED BY DANCE MUSIC Bring your family & friends Where else but TRADEWINDS HOTEL Your Home Away from Home! For Reservations & more information!! Call us at info@tradewinds.as AWARDS 2013 Friday, August 30th, 2013 Tradewinds Poolside P.O. Box 2446, Pago Pago, AS You are cordially invited to attend the Chamber of Commerce s Annual Business Awards Dinner Friday, August 30th, 2013 at the Tradewinds Poolside starting at 6:00pm. Enjoy dinner, drinks, and an evening mingling with fellow business people. Tickets are $50 per person. (includes dinner & drinks). Corporate tables are available at $500 per. Contact any Chamber of Commerce board member or call Chamber Chairman David Robinson at or Bus. & Professional Women President Anne by Joyetter Feagaimaali i-luamanu Samoa News Reporter MAN CHARGED FOR ASSAULTING GIRLFRIEND ENTERS GUILTY PLEA Poiti Tuamoheloa, facing felony assault charges on allegations that he assaulted his girlfriend on several occasions, has entered into a plea agreement with the government. The defendant was facing three counts of third degree assault (domestic violence) which are all felony counts and three counts of Public Peace Disturbance. According to the plea agreement that was read in court, the government moved to amend the three felony assault charges to third degree assault misdemeanors, which Tuamoheloa pled guilty to, while the remaining charges were dismissed. Associate Justice Lyle L Richmond accepted the plea agreement and scheduled sentencing for August 26, According to the government s case, the girlfriend filed an official complaint at the West Substation in Tafuna, where she claims that she was assaulted by the defendant the same day. The incident is alleged to have occurred last week Friday. The case was assigned to Police Officer Latarah Ah See, say court documents. According to the documents, the girlfriend claimed she was assaulted outside her work place in Futiga and was threatened by the defendant that he would kill her if she was to report this incident to police. The girlfriend stated that the defendant was a controlling and jealous person, who sometimes forbade her from going to work or leaving their house until he returns from work. According to the government s case, the defendant went as far as trying to take the girlfriend s car keys and important documents to prevent her from going anywhere. Court filings further state that the defendant would allegedly beat up his girlfriend when she s around men. On the day of the alleged incident, the girlfriend went to the defendant s work place five minutes late, he became upset and punched the victim several times in front of his co-workers, and the victim claimed she was afraid for her life. She stated that this was not the first time he had assaulted her. Court filings say that on February 27, 2013 the defendant allegedly punched the girlfriend s face so she contacted the police. She alleged that on the following day the defendant strangled her and punched her arm. She also told the police that she had only been dating Tuamoheloa for two months and it was just days after they started seeing each other he started to show a violent and jealous side. The girlfriend also told of a time the defendant was upset that she was talking to another man, he beat her in the car and abused her verbally and prevented her from leaving and she was trapped in the vehicle. Police viewed scratches on the left side of the girl s neck and bruises on her face and arm. The government claims the defendant has a previous conviction of domestic violence from August of last year. PETERS JAILED IN STEALING CASE Andrew Peters, also known as Luaao Andrew Fagota was sentenced to 20 months in jail, as part of his five year sentence in a robbery case. The defendant was charged with robbery second degree, stealing, three counts of third degree assault, two counts of aiding a child to posses or consume alcohol, underage drinking, public peace disturbance and property damage third degree stemming from allegations that he gave beer to minors and also attacked one or two people for no reason, the government claims. In a plea deal with the government, the defendant pleaded guilty to second degree robbery while the remaining charges were dismissed. Associate Justice Lyle L Richmond sentenced the defendant to five years in jail, however execution of sentencing was suspended and he s placed on probation for five years under the conditions that he serve 20 months in jail. According to the government s case, on Feb. 2, 2013, police received a call about boys and girls drinking in a shack behind a store in Pago Pago. Police arrived at the scene and several juveniles took off on foot. One of the juveniles arrested mentioned that Peters had bought the beer. The government claims that on the same evening a female contacted the police to report that Peters had assaulted her friend in front of a store in Pago Pago. (Continued on page 13) IOE FBI PEPELO MO- LIAGA O LE GAOI tusia Ausage Fausia O le isi ali i e to alua i ai ali i na o ma pepelo tagata o le atunuu o laua o sui o le Ofisa a le FBI i Amerika Samoa nei, ma o lo o ia te i laua se vaega tupe e faa faigaluega ai ni tagata i ni totogi lelei, ua ia ta utino i le fa amasinoga maualuga e fa amaonia le moliaga o le gaoi na tu uaia ai o ia e le malo, i lalo o se maliliega na ia sainia ma le malo ma talia e le fa amasinoga. I le tali ioe ai o le ali i o Aperaamo Levi, 27 tausaga le matua i le moliaga o le gaoi, ua faatulaga ai loa le lauina o lona faasalaga i le aso 24 Oketopa, ma o lo o taofia pea o ia i le toese e faatali ai le aso e lau ai lona faasalaga. I le tali ioe ai o Levi i le moliaga o le gaoi na ia ta utino ai i luma o le fa amasinoga e faapea, i le va o le masina o Fepuari ma Mati 2010, na la o ai ma le ali i o lo o molia faatasi i laua i lenei mataupu ia Alatise Fonoti ma faailoa i tagata o laua o sui o le FBI i Amerika Samoa, ma o lo o ia te i laua se vaega tupe e faa faigaluega ai ni tagata mo le faamamaina o le fanua a Fonoti e 10 eka le tele. Na ioe Levi, e toa 25 tagata sa ia faa faigaluegaina ma folafola i ai totogi ta i $10 i le itula, atoa ai ma le folafola i ai o ponesi ta i $4,000 latou te maua, aemaise ai o le tupe faaopoopo e $100 i le aso mo se tasi e ofo atu lana taavale e momoli ai le aufaigaluega. Sa ioe fo i Levi sa ia folafola i tagata faigaluega isi faamanuiaga latou te maua e pei o masini faapa u falaoa, DVD player, microwave ma TV. Na ta utino Levi i le faamasinoga, e leai ma se isi o tagata faigaluega e to a 25 na maua ni o latou totogi, po o ponesi fo i sa ia folafola i ai, ae ina ua taumafai i latou nei e fesiligia o ia e tusa ai o latou totogi, sa ia faafefe ma folafola le taofia o i latou i le falepuipui a le feterale mo le umi e lua tausaga. O se tasi o tuutuuga a Levi ma le malo ua uma ona fai, o le sauni lea o Levi e molimau ma le faamaoni i le faamasinoga autu a Fonoti, lea ua faatulaga e faia i le vaiaso fou. Ua ia sauni foi e toe totogi tupe sa tatau ona maua e tagata na galulue mo le faamamaina o le fanua. Na fesili le alii faamasino sili ia Michael Kruse ia Levi pe masani i se tasi o tagata sa ia faa faigaluegaina, na tali le ua molia e leai, na toe fesili le alii faamasino po o ai le ana le fanua na galulue ai tagata nei, ae na toe tali le ua molia, o le fanua o Fonoti. I le talia ai e le faamasinoga o le tali ioe a Levi, na talosaga ai loa le malo ina ia solofua le isi moliaga e tasi o le gaoi o lo o totoe ai i le pepa o tagi sa latou faaulu, lea fo i na talia e le fa amasinoga. Fesootai mai i le tusitala ia ausage@samoanews.com

4 Page 4 samoa news, Saturday, August 10, 2013 Sittin Purdy Fascination works better than frustration. We know what a person thinks not when he tells us what he thinks, but by his actions. Good Saturday morning to all good friends and loyal fans of Hawkeye. Hawkeye arose and looked out his window through the closed curtains, and said to himself: Self, think. And then he thought, and said to himself; Oh Oh Oh, Tut Tut, I think it will be a beautiful day! And it was. One of the Hawkeye readers asked the Hawk why he was always making fun of his old dead redneck daddy. Hawkeye s answer was: Who is making fun? This is history! Hawkeye was reading in one of the regular magazines that he and Sweet Leanor receive where the Italians have allowed the ruins of the ancient city of Pompeii to once again be reduced to ruin. This is supposedly due to a gross lack of funding as the Italians are hurting for Tupe, (Money) just as is the rest of the world. What a shame to allow such a piece of ancient history be reduced once again in to ruin! Pompeii is the City that served as a vacation spot for the Ancient Roman Centurions and royalty in the early days prior to the 79AD eruption of Mt. Vesuvius which towers to this day over the ancient city of Pompeii. If Hawkeye were ever to win the Powerball lottery, he would definitely donate some of the funds towards the preservation of this once fine city. Since Hawkeye s younger days, and reminiscing over his early visits to Pompeii, it has always remained as one of the first places that Hawkeye would consider revisiting. This was a city of fun and sin which abounded more or less twenty four hours a day. It was ancient party times W.O.C. (with out censorship) this in itself leaves so much to the imagination, and also leaves Hawkeye with a constant urge to walk the streets of Pompeii once again as the number one item on his Bucket List! Hawkeye also has completed reading an article pertaining to the Fading Ice Caps. It is said with a high degree of authority that the Greenland Glacier is falling off in to the sea at the alarming rate of 172 Feet per day! This is totally unacceptable! It is now thought based on recent research by a high school drop out that the Ice is not melting from the inside out as believed earlier, but melting at an alarming rate due to the lack of reflection generated by the sun! Snow is known to have the most reflective power of heat from the sun due to its being super white to the point that Homo-sapiens have to wear Snow Blinders in order to arrest the glare. It is now believed that the snow has changed color from Industrial Pollution and forest fires, and that the snow and Ice have lost their ability to reflect the glare of the sun, thus causing the Ice Caps to disappear into the sea at an alarming rate. This in turn will cause the extinction of the Polar Bear Population as we know it, along with a whole bunch of slow moving Eskimos who refused to heed the scientific warnings. Along with this scenario comes the loss of life and general livelihood of many Pacific Islanders who are at present living and dwelling next to Islands that are close to Sea level. This will occur as a result of the rising sea waters generated from all the added Melt Ice which is being deposited on a continual basis. It is articles like this that sober us, (or should sober us) into realistic means of thinking and communication with the spirit world. We need to make an all out attempt to contact the ancient Martians and ask them how they coped with the same Bul@s#it so many Moons ago. While we are at it, we could entertain the thought of listening to what the Ancient Mayans have been trying to tell us for centuries! Over. So, in a nutshell, Hawkeye does believe that this global warming thingy is real and that we should drill all the Fossil fuels in our own country in order to release us from foreign oil, and at the same time practice good environmental Protection by allowing the EPA, and OSHA to be removed from Federal and political control and turned over to the States! It is time that we prevented our Processes from taking Recesses and get a handle on what is actually happening to America! There is no sense in sitting around the Campfires, and our circled wagons Sniveling! It is high time we got our heads out of our as%es and accept the fact that we are being led astray by those who are simply out for Capital Gain! Again; Wonderland is the best place on earth that Hawkeye can think of to be, which is the main reason he has made it his home of residence. If the oceans happen to reach the upper portions of our mountains and peaks, we are all screwed in the first place. Nothing short of a reactivated Volcano can change our pace. Until next week, Love from Hawkeye & Sweet Leanor Previously frozen chicken which should have been discarded found its way back into the freezer section at T.M.Inc/ Super M Mart in Pago Pago. [photo: AF] Pago Pago grocery store may be selling contaminated food as DOH looks the other way by Samoa News Staff It s a case of contaminated frozen food products, alleged bribery, and a flurry of questionable immigration issues. Last Wednesday morning, several people, including a representative of Samoa News, witnessed a refrigerated container full of frozen food products belonging to T.M. Inc./Super M, a grocery store located in Pago Pago, being unloaded and cleaned out. According to a Samoa News confidential informant, on that day, two representatives of the Department of Health s Environmental Health Division (one who has been identified to Samoa News) and a co-worker (whose identity is unknown), pulled up to the store parking lot in an official DOH licensed vehicle. The two men came armed with a camera and ordered the store employees to unlock the refrigerated container. The DOH representatives proceeded to take photos of the container, saying the frozen food products were contaminated. Witnesses told Samoa News that afterwards, one of the DOH staff locked the container and took off with the keys, telling the workers that the contents of the container were contaminated and needed to be cleaned out, and he would be returning the next day (Thursday) to carry out a follow-up inspection. (It was not understood how the DOH rep expected the workers to clean out the container since he had locked it and taken off with the keys). As of press time yesterday, neither of the two inspectors, nor any other DOH inspector had returned to the store for the announced inspection. The Samoa News representative who was at the site that day reported a bad stench coming out of the container as it was being unloaded in front of the store next to the main road. A man, later identified as one of the incorporators of the business T.M. Inc./Super M confronted the Samoa News representative and said, you people have no right to be here asking questions, and inquiring about what is going on here. According to the company s Articles of Incorporation, Tausaga Vaoalii, along with Tauolo Vaoalii and Mele Sumile, are the local business partners of the store owner, a Chinese man by the name of Mu. When the Samoa News representative asked about the possibility that the DOH inspectors were bribed that day with $500 to look the other way, the business partner became irate, walked towards the Samoa News employee, and threatened to call his lawyer. No citation was issued as is standard procedure for any and all businesses which have been found to be selling contaminated goods. According to Samoa News sources, later that same day the store owner returned with the container key and ordered employees to unload the contents of the container and clean it out. How and when the keys were returned to the store owner is not known. Sources who have inside knowledge of business dealings for this particular establishment report that DOH inspectors frequently stop by the store to pick up envelopes in exchange for by-passing inspections. Witnesses claim that one of the DOH representatives told the employees his visit was to give them a warning to clean out the container and get rid of the contaminated items before DOH inspectors stop by to conduct inspections. (It is NOT standard procedure to warn business owners about forthcoming DOH inspections, as this will give them time to discard expired food items). The frozen foods that were unloaded that day included numerous cases of chicken, sausages, crab meat, pork, and a large fish. (See photo on the front page). (Continued on page 14) Osini Faleatasi Inc. reserves all rights. dba Samoa News is published Monday through Saturday, except for some local & federal holidays. Please send correspondences to: OF, dba Samoa News, Box 909, Pago Pago, Am. Samoa Contact us by Telephone at (684) Contact us by Fax at (684) Contact us by at samoanews@samoatelco.com Normal business hours are Mon. thru Fri. 8am to 5pm. 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6 Page 6 samoa news, Saturday, August 10, 2013 Mafutaga Motusia Toe Sa afiafiga mo le Tina Peleina: AUA LE PISA Malia Elisapeta TOSO Silivelio LE Sala PA Siliga tusia: Leua Aiono Frost Ua ou tau le taua lelei, ua i u ia te a u le tausinioga, ua taofi le fa atuatua! O upu tomua ia o le polokalama o le tina, ma sa fa afofogaina fo i e le mamalu na aofia fa atasi i lona toe sauniga, le faitauga muamua o le Tusi Pa ia e se tasi o lana fanau, Fa aletino Sala Roberts, E le ola se tasi mo ia lava, e le oti fo i se tasi mo ia lava, aua o i tatou uma tatou te ola mo le Ali i, tatou te oti fo i mo le Ali i. O Mafutaga lenei pe ola pe oti i tatou, o tatou lava o tagata o le Ali i i tatou! Na auai le to atele o uo ma e masani i le fanau ma matagaluega fo i sa iloga ai tautua a le fanau a lenei tina, e molimauina fa atasi ma le pa ia o Aiga toe taimi o Malia Elisapeta Siliga, i le malumalu Ekalesia Katoliko Roma i Fagaitua, lana ekalesia sa iloga ai fo i lana tautua a o soifua mai. Faatasia O le sauniga sa fa atautaia lea e le susuga Patele Asalemo Asalemo Jr ma le Aufaigaluega pa ia, ma sa i ai avanoa o le fanau, e molimauina ai le soifua galue o le latou tina pele a o mafuta ma le tama o le aiga, Fata Eneliko Petelo Siliga, i Alega ma Fagaitua. O le molimau a le fanau sa fofogaina lea e se tasi o lana fanau teine, Otila Valo aga Sala Ngirbabul. O le tina lenei e agaga i lana fanau, peita i, e fautua lelei mo i matou uma, e tutusa pau fo i lana va ai ma lana tausiga ia i matou uma lava, e leai se tasi e sili. O se tasi o ana fautuaga e fai mai i taimi uma, aua nei goto le la o e ita pea i se tasi, po o lou uso moni, po o o se tasi o le aiga potopoto, pe o so o se tasi lava tagata! Sa avea fo i Otila ma sui o le fanau e to a 12 e na te molita i le fa afetai i aiga, uo ma aumea mamae ua fa atasia i le toe aso o le mafutaga ma lo latou tina! Ua lagona le mafanafana o matou loto momomo, ina ua outou fa atasi mai e tausia fita o le mafutaga motusia ma lo matou tina. O le tama ita i o Noahlani Ilo Fata sa avea ma sui o le fanau a fanau e faia se molimau fa apapalagi mo le latou tina matua. O Mama e pei o ia o le kelu, e pipi i fa atasi ai o matou loto uma lava, po o le a le mamao o le mea o nonofo ai isi o i matou, ae so ofa atasi lava e lo matou tina matua lenei. Ia avea fo i le maliu o si matou nei tina matua, e fai ma fa amau fa ailoga i a outou mafutaga i totonu o tou aiga, Ia tatou mautinoa, o le Aiga e fa avavau lava lea, tusa po o le a lava le vava mamao o nofoaga, ae ia mafanafana pea le mafutaga i feso ota iga o le alofa fa aleuso! Ina ua mae a sa usuina le pese fa amavae a le fanau mo lo latou tina matua, ma fa ai u ai le sauniga i lona oliolisaga tumau i lumafale o le Matafaga i Alega, le Two Dollar Beach Resort. O Malis Elisapeta o se alo e fa asino ia Silivelio Pa utalo Amasio Sala Lamositele o Falealupo Savaii, ma lona tina o Lusia Lolesio Futialo mai Sale imoa - Samoa. Na soifua mai o ia ia Fepuari 18, 1927 i Saleimoa. NEWS BRIEFS president signs bill easing airport screening for vets WASHINGTON (AP) The White House says President Barack Obama has signed into law a bill making it easier for wounded or disabled members of the military and veterans to get through airport security screening. Obama signed the bill Friday, a week after it received final approval in the House. The measure requires the Defense Department and Veterans Affairs to work with the Transportation Security Administration on a new protocol. Democratic congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, an Iraq war veteran, sponsored the bill, with Democratic Sen. Mark Pryor of Arkansas and Republican Sen. Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire leading the Senate effort. Gabbard says the law ensures troops can return to life at home as quickly and seamlessly as possible. She says veterans deserve dignified screening processes that respect their service and sacrifices. Senator barbara Boxer: San diego mayor betrayed his constituents SAN DIEGO (AP) Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer sent a letter to San Diego Mayor Bob Filner on Friday, confronting her former fellow congressman to urge him to resign over sexual harassment allegations against him. Boxer said in the letter to the 70-year-old Democratic mayor that the accusations have shaken me to the core. Boxer pointed out that she already made a public call for his resignation: But now I must say this directly to you: Bob, you must resign because you have betrayed the trust of the women you have victimized, the San Diegans you represent and the people you have worked with throughout your decades in public life. Numerous local, state and federal elected officials have called for the mayor to resign. Filner so far has refused and instead is undergoing two weeks of intensive behavioral therapy after acknowledging he has disrespected and intimidated women. More than a dozen women have publicly accused Filner of sexual harassment, including the mayor s former communications director who has filed a lawsuit. Report: Feds to arrest 2 ex-jp Morgan employees NEW YORK (AP) Federal authorities plan to arrest two former JPMorgan Chase & Co. employees on suspicion that they tried to conceal the size of the investment bank s $6 billion trading loss last year, according to a published report Friday. The New York Times, citing persons briefed on the matter, reported that Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien Grout are expected to be arrested in London in coming days. Martin-Artajo oversaw JPMorgan s trading strategy in London, while Grout recorded the value of the soured investments, the newspaper reported. A federal grand jury voted to indict both on criminal fraud charges, according to the report. Federal investigators have concluded that Martin-Artajo directed Grout to falsify records and conceal more than $400 million in losses from their superiors at the bank, the newspaper reported. major Hasan s lawyers to appeal their ordered duties FORT HOOD, Texas (AP) Attorneys who are advising the soldier accused in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting rampage have been allowed to leave trial for the day so they can challenge the judge s refusal to scale back their duties. Maj. Nidal Hasan is representing himself as he faces numerous charges for the attack on the Texas military base. The military lawyers ordered to help Hasan believe he is trying to win himself a death sentence. They say supporting such a repugnant defense strategy violates their rules of professional conduct. The attorneys had asked the judge to scale back their duties or let them take over the case. The judge, Col. Tara Osborn, refused their request Thursday. But she s allowing two of the three attorneys to spend Friday preparing an appeal to her ruling. No charges for S. Calif. school over teacher sex SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP) San Bernardino County prosecutors say a Redlands school district won t face criminal charges for not telling law enforcement of sexual abuse rumors about a teacher who later had a student s baby. In a release Friday, spokesman Christopher Lee says prosecutors reviewed the case to find out if the schools violated the state s mandated reporter law. The review found the school s response was prompt after the 17-year-old boy s mom came to Citrus High School July 1 to report the sexual abuse, saying teacher Laura Whitehurst gave birth to her son s child. Prior to that, the school didn t act on rumors, for lack of credible reports. (Continued on page 11)

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8 Page 8 samoa news, Saturday, August 10, 2013 T ALA mai brought to you by SAMOA tanoa tusitala hotel, apia, samoa Saunia: L.A.F./Naenae Productions LE TOE FAIA NI TUUGA FAUTASI O LE TEUILA O tuuga fautasi po o faigamea i le tai, o se tasi lea o vaega o le vaiaso o le Teuila e tulimatai e le toatele. Peitai e amata atu i le Teuila o le tausaga nei, o le a le toe faia ni tuuga fautasi. O le faamatalaga mai le Pulega o Tagata Tafafao Maimoa Mai Fafo i le mafuaga ua faia ai lenei tulaga, ona ua fai so o. Na faamaonia mai e le sui pule o le ofisa, le susuga Pativaine Tevita lea tulaga ma na ia teena fafatala e fapea ua taofia faigamea i le tai ona o le le lava o tupe e fai ai faailoga. E le moni lea tala, o a Tevita lea. A soona fai so o se mea, o le a aveesea lona mamalu ma lona taualoa. O le mafuaga moni lava lena o le le toe aofia ai o faigamea i le tai I polokalama o le vaiaso o le Teuila. Fai mai a ia, o faigamea i le tai o le tumutumuga lea o polokalama o le sisiga fu a talu mai lava le sisiga fu a muamua. A toe fai foi isi tuuga fautasi i ni nai masina ae faatoa uma atu faiga mea i le tai o le sisiga fu a, o le a le toatele nisi e tulimataia faatusatusa i faigamea i le tai o le sisiga fu a, o le faamalamalamaga lea a Tevita. FAAGASOLO I SAMOA LE TAUVAGA HALF IRON MAN MUAMUA O le aso Toonai ananafi na amata aloaia ai mo le taimi muamua le ituaiga tauvaga e tauva ai tagata e l lava le manava ma le malosi e faaigoaina o le Samoa Half Iron, lea e taututu u ai i uila vili vae, a au toe tamomo e. E to a 35 i latou na tauva ai. Na tatala aloaia lea tauvaga i se solo tele sa savavali ai i latou o lo o tausinio, ma na amata mai i le faletalimalo o le Tanoa Tusitala agai atu ai i luma o le maota o le malo i Matagialalua, lea sa faapotopoto ai ae saunoa le alii palemia e faafeiloai le tauva ma tatala aloaia ai lea faamoemoe. Na saunoa Tuilaepa, o le taimi muamua lea ua valaaulia ai o ia e na te tatala aloaiaina se tuuga ua faaigoaina o le Half Iron po o se Afa Tuuga, po o se vaega o se tuuga. Ia po o le a lava tou mea o le a fai i lenei afa tuuga pe oso pe tamoe ma se u amea, ia tausinio malosi ina ia maua sau faailoga. Na ia faailoa foi lona tofi minisita o Turisi ma ia faaalia, e fiafia tele o ia e tatala aloaia so o se mea e faatosina mai ai turisi i Samoa. O lenei tuuga faavaomalo na tuufaatasia e le susuga Seti Afoa o le kamupani o le Motor 1 ma na ia faaalia, ua sauna le au a Samoa e tauva i lea tuuga. FAAMANATU LE ASO O TAMA I LE FAA- LAUILOAINA O LE TUSI FAALUPEGA Na amata faamanatuina le Aso o Tama i Samoa mo lenei tausaga i le faalauiloaina aloaia i le aso Faraile na sei mavae atu nei, o le lomiga lona lua o le tusi faalupega ua faaigoaina o le Tusi Faalupega o Samoa Aoao. O lea famoemoe na tuufaatasia e le Matagaluega o Tina ma Tamaitai, Nuu ma Afioaga ma Aga Fesootai, ma na faia i le maota o le To oa Salamasina i Sogi. Sa auai le silia i le toa selau o pulenuu ma afioaga eseese I Upolu ma Savaii. i lana saunoaga autu, na faamamafa ai e le alii minisita o le matagaluega, le afioga i le faipule ia Tolofuaivalelei Falemoe Leiataua le autu o le aso, Ua filifili Samoa e pulea i taiala o faigamalo lelei. Na momoli foi lana faamalo i le Komiti o le Faafaleula mo le toe iloiloina ma le tuufaatasia o faalupega o nuu ma afioaga ua aofia ai nei i le tusi faalupega fou. Na faamanino e Tolofua, e le faia e le malo le faaiuga ina ia faia ni teuteuga i faalupega o nuu ma afioaga. Fai mai a ia, o lea tulaga e faalagolago i le faatagaga mai Alii ma Faipule, lea e ave i ai talosaga a le komiti ina ia sui ape teuteu se faalupega. C Y M K Se vaaiga i ni alii aoga se toalua ao pisi i le tapenaina o tusi i totonu o se potu aoga i le aoga a Matafao i le taeao ananafi. [ata: AF] with love, Aunty Heavenly And also from your parents Aug 11, 2012 Taofi le amataina o aoga a le malo i le vaiaso fou tusia Ausage Fausia Talu ai o le tele o tulaga faaletonu ua maitauina e le Matagaluega o le Soifua Maloloina i ni isi o aoga se sefulu i le atunuu, ua faia ai loa le faaiuga a le Faatonusili o aoga a le malo, o le a leai ni aoga mo fanau aoga uma a le malo i le aso Gafua o le vaiaso fou, Aokuso 12, 2013 e pei ona fuafuaina, ae faatoa amata lelei aoga i le aso Gafua, 19 Aokuso I se feiloaiga a le Samoa News ma le afioga a Vaitinasa Dr. Salu Hunkin Finau i le aoauli ananafi, sa ia faamaonia mai ai le faaiuga ua faia, o le a le amataina aoga mo le fanau i le vaiaso fou, ae faatoa amata i le aso 19 Aokuso. O lea faaiuga ua faia ina ua tauaao e le matagaluega o Aoga se ripoti mai le Matagaluega o le Soifua Maloloina, ma taua ai aoga e sefulu a le malo e le o pasia le tulaga e kuka ai meaai mo le fanau, aemaise ai ni isi o faaletonu i fale taele, vaega e fufulu ai ipu, vaega e kuka ai meaai faapea ai ma totonu o potu aoga. Mai aoga e 47 i totonu o le atunuu, e sefulu aoga a le malo ma aoga tua e lua ua faasala e le Soifua Maloloina ma ua tapunia mo se taimi le tumau, ona o ni isi o faaletonu e tatau ona faaleleia muamua a o le i toe fo i atu fanau i le aoga, o le saunoaga lea a Vaitinasa. O aoga e sefulu a le e aofia ai le aoga maualuga i Fagaitua ma Nuuuli Voc Tech, faapea ai aoga tulaga muamua e pei o Afonotele; Aua; Coleman Elementary i Pago Pago; Le atele i Fagasa; Matafao ECE; Pava ia i; Siliaga i Aoloau ma le aoga a le Tautalatasi Tuato o i Alofau. O aoga tua e lua o lo o aafia ai i le faaiuga a le Soifua Maloloina e tapuni ma faasala e aofia ai le Marist-St. Francis Elementary ma le Ta iala Academy. Na taua e Vaitinasa lona faafetaia o le faaiuga a le Soifua Maloloina, o le a mafai ai ona faaleleia faaletonu o lo o maitauina i totonu o aoga, o ni galuega sa tatau ona fai mai i le tele o tausaga ua mavae. Sa ia faafetaia foi le polokalame a le Kovana sili lea ua faagasolo ai ona tapena ma faamama e ofisa o le malo aoga eseese i le atunuu, ua mafai ai ona fesoasoani i le taumafaiga e faalelei ma faamama faleaoga ma faleai mo fanau aoga. Matou te talosaga atu i nuu uma i le atunuu ma pisinisi tua, aumaga ma mafutaga a tina faapea ai tagata uma ina ia tatou tutu faatasi e fesoasoani i le pito laau a le malo lea ua amata i le taimi nei, o le faamamaina lea o aoga ina ia mama ma saogalemu nofoaga e aoaoina ai tatou fanau, o le saunoaga lea a Vaitinasa. Fesootai mai i le tusitala ia ausage@samoanews.com C Y M K

9 samoa news, Saturday, August 10, 2013 Page 9 E te fia Poka? C Y C M K M Tusia: Toleafoa Haserota Auvaa A SAU LE TOU PULE ONA FAI LEA I AI I totonu o le bar pia lena, e i ai ma le itu e fai ai mea ai, ua leva ona maita i e le bartender ia Naomi i le aulelei, ua matua i valea i le la lelei o le teine. E pisi lava a le bar ae le alu ese mata o le tamaloa o Atamu pe tau uma le pisi, e tete i lava teine o la e aai ae tu le waiters ma mea inu, O i o le mea inu lea na aumai ia te outou e le bartender. tilo tilo atu ae fai mai le tusiina o le lima a Atamu, O oe o lou manamea I love you. ia talo faafetai atu ai nai teine ia. Ae oso mai Atamu ua uu atu le lima a Naomi, ma kisi kisi solo i ai, ma fai ai, Ua le lelei lava sa u mea e fai i le lou vaai atu ia oe.o le ou oti lava i lou fai fai uo ia te oe. Ae la e fai mai lava le teine, O i i i le tou boss alii faamolemole? o au o le pule lua, o le a le mea e te mana o ai i le pule muamua? ae fai mai le teine, O au lea faatoa ua sau i le faletaele, e le o i ai se pepa faletaele! A e vaai i ai i le sei ina o le lima a Naomi lea na i eto ete e le tama o Atamu. UA FIA MOE LAVA SI TEINE AE FAALAVELAVE ATU AI LE LAWYER I le málaga na ai le loomatua lea o Ruta i Amerika, sa nonofo faatasi ai ma le lawyer, e alu lava le vaalele ae sa fai le taaloga a le loomatua, fai atu loa le lawyer, Ia oute manatu e le afaina lou fai atu lea ia te oe, e a pe fai se ta taaloga, e te fesili mai ao ou le mauaina le tali, ona aumai lea o lou $5.00. Faapena foi au oute te fesili mai, a ou le mauaina le tali, ia na ou tago lea e avatu ma oe le $5.00..a ea lena tonu. Ua amata nei i le fesili a le lawyer, fai atu le lawyer, E fia maila le va o le masina ma le lalolagi?. Ia sa faapea lava le lawyer ai o le taumafai nei le loomatua e tali, ae na o le tago ifo lava o le loomatua i totonu o lona ato, se i le lima tala tuu loa i le lawyer. Oo lelei le vaalele i le Amerika e le i maua lava le tali, o le o lava le pasese i fafo, fai atu loa le loomatua, E a aumai lau tupe o le tuai ona ou alu i fafo. tago loa le lawyer ave i ai le $500.00, fesili loa i ai le lawyer, O le a le mea e alu i luga o le mauga e lua vae, ae foi ifo i lalo ua tolu vae a alii tina? Fai atu le loomatua, Ia tailo, oute le iloa foi e au ia FAAFE- TAI LAVA MO LE $500.00! E I AI I LE MATOU AU FAATAVALEPOLO Ua oo loa i aso fanau a le tamaloa o Atamu, fai atu loa fafine o Eva, Sau o le a ta o nei e faaeva oe i le bar, aua o nei o lou aso fanau honey. sa fiafia loa si tamaiti o Atamu. O atu loa i le falekalapu e savavali atu i le faitotoa, ae te i lava i le fai mai o le doorman, O i Atamu o a mai oe?. fesili atu loa le fafine o Eva, O ai le la?. fai mai Atamu, O i o le tamaloa e i ai i le matou au. E nonofo loa i le nofoa, ae sau le teine e serve i totonu o le falekalapu, Malo Atamu, e a e aumai lou pia masani o le Bud Light? ua amata nei ona masalosalo le fafine o Eva, O e iloa uma oe e tagata ia e faigaluega i i i. fai mai Atamu, O i o le a e i ai i le matou au faataavale polo a fafine. Ae faafefea ona iloa e te inu Bud Light? Leaga e manani ona aumai o matou pia pe a matou malo i isi au. O Atamu ua taumafai nei e faamalamala atu le teine lea e siva i totonu o le pa, ae ua le mafai ona toe ofi atu ai se isi upu i lona mafaufau, ma e faalogo mai ai le ave taxi i le leo o Atamu. Ia te i lava i le fai mai o le ave taxi, Malo Atamu, o le a le mea ua ita ai lena tamaitai ua maua lou taaloga mo le po a ea? In this Wednesday, July. 3, 2013 photo, an Atlantic bottlenose dolphin named Tanner is shown during a demonstration at the Dolphin Research Center on Grassy Key in Marathon, Fla. Dolphins may be known for their intelligence and playful behavior. But turns out they can also switch on other senses to figure out a problem, just like humans. A new study indicates that when one of their senses is blocked, they can make decisions to use other senses to mimic a human s movements. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee) Y K Office of Highway Safety Local contact: DPS Office of Highway Safety (Fred Scanlan )

10 Page 10 samoa news, Saturday, August 10, 2013 Tulimanu o le FA aolataga IA FAATOEAINA LE TOFA. (1 Tupu 12:1-15, Luka 7:1-10) E ese ese le faamatalaga a Mataio ma Luka i le la aumaiina o le tala i le taitai au o le toaselau lea o le Malo a Roma, pe a le eseesega o le mea sili na faia i ai o se faamalologa e Iesu. O le tala a Luka lea e tatou te faaaogaina, ma faamatala mai le fiafia o tagata o Kapanaumi i lea ta ita i au (centurion) le Malo o Roma, lea na aumaia i le vaavaai mai le itu lena o Palesitina, i le vaitaima o pulea le lalolagi e Roma. Ua fesoasoani i le faiga o le sunako o le a nuu, o lona uiga la, e i ai le loto alofa le tagata, le mafuaga foi lena i le alofa mutimuti vale ina ua tau mai le ma i o ona auauna. Ana o se isi tagata, e ma i loa le auauna ona sui mai ai loa se isi tagata ae ave lea avanoa a le auauna lea, e le manaomia e tagata nei le ituaiga auauna ae mama i mai. E lavea i le ituaiga tagata ua o le fogatia ua malu maunu le ta ita i au poo le ta ita i o le toaselau, e le manoamia se toe alu o se taimi o tau faatonu ana auauana toe alu le isi taimi o tau vaavaai foi ana fitafita i le taimi e tasi. E oo foi i le tupu e i lalo o le vaaiga a le ta ita i au lea a le Malo o Roma, e faalogo foi le Tupu a Iutaia i le mea e manao ai le ta ita i au i mea e faia ma le mea e le faia. O le ta ita i au e faalogo uma i ai fitafita Roma i se mea e fai mai ai, a i ai se vaega ua iloa lelei e le ta ita i au ua tau foua le Malo a Roma, o le fofo muamua lava lea e fetaia i ma lana au tau, ia fofo manu e le i tetele. Ae ina ua faalogo lenei ta ita i au i tala e fai mai tagata e uiga ia Iesu, e le iloa e tatou poo talanoa ai ana auauna ma ofo i mea na faia e Iesu, ao faalogologo ai i le faamaloloina o ma i e tele ua alu atu ai ma le loto o lenei ta ita i au. A o lona talitonu i le alofa ma faaolataga ma faia e Iesu e tagata mama i uma nei, a o le faatuatua, o le faalagolago lea i mea ua faamoemoe i ai, o le mautinoa lea mea e le vaaia. Le ta ita i au ua tumu i le faatuatua o le ala lena o lona fai atu i toeaina e alu se ave ai e se faamalologa e fai mai i le mana a Iesu, ae faamolemole e aua le tau sau fua i lona fale, aua o ia o se tagata nuu ese. E le feagaiga tuai, le auina o Reopoamo le atalii o le Tupu o Solomona na fai ai Isaraelu ia te ia; (1) e aua nei soo i lona tama i le faamamafaina lona amo, (2) faamama galuega tigaina a lou tama lea na fai mai i le nuu. Ona latou auauna atu ia lea ia te oe. Ua le Faatoeaina le tofa pei o lo tatou matua ua faamoemoe lava i lona atamai, ma lona poto ma lona iloa ma le mea na gata ai lona vaai faatamaitiiti, ua le se i e fesili i se tofa poo se fautuaga e lelei ma le aoga. Le fautuaga le faatamatama ona fai mai, le fautuaga sili ma le taua, le fautuaga e aoga, le fautuaga e aumai i le Agaga Paia, e te fesili i iai, e te maua ai le ola faatuatua e pei o le ta ita i au o le Malo o Roma. Oute fai atu ia te outou, ou te lei iloa ia Isaraelu lava se faatuatua e faapena ona tele. O e na auina mai ua foi atu i le fale, ona iloa leae i latou o le auauna ua malolo. Ola ma e mautinoa o le Alii e i ai i soo se mea, e faigofie uma i le Alii pe a moni ma faamaoni lou faatuatua ia te ia. Amene. O KATI LE LEOLEO NANA [Sosoo ane loa lau faitau i le tatou tala faasolo mo lenei vaiaso, lea na gata mai i le vaiaso na tea nei i le taimi lea togi ai e Kati lana mailei i luga o le auala ina ua latou fetaui ma le au alii na susunuina le faleaoga o lo o sosola atu i se taavale lanu uliuli, ma tifa ai i le sami le taavale ma lavea ai.] E le i toe faatali i le taimi na tifa ai i le sami le taavale lanu uliuli lea na latou fetaui i le auala, ae ua toe liliu mai lana taavale e tuliloa po o ai na o atu i le taavale lea. Na ona tu lava o le taavale a le tama i le isi vaega matietie o le auala, oso loa i fafo ma uu lana fana ae te i ina ua fana mai o ia e le aualii e toalua na o atu i le taavale, e faalima lava ona fana mai e le au alii ia Kati ae iloa atu loa e le tama le vaega tonu o lo o i ai le au alii ia, o le isi alii o lo o taatiatia i luga o le oneone o le matafaga o lo o manu a tigaina, se i vagana ai le isi alii na avea le taavale o lo o malosi, o ia foi lena o lo o tafanaina mai Kati. A o faia tauga fana a Kati ma le alii lea, o le taimi lea ua uma ona logo ai e le tama leoleo ina ia aga i atu e fesoasoani, e le i umi ae faalogoina le tau fai feei atu o taavale leoleo ma taavale a le falema i ua aga i atu. Na ona taunuu lava o leoleo li o atoa loa le vaega o le matafaga lea na tifa aga i i ai le taavale ma latou pu e faapagota mai ai alii e toalua nei, a o Kati i le taimi lea, ua faanatinati atu nei i le nofoaga o lo o i ai le faleaoga na mu ma ia vaaia ai le faitau selau ma selau o matua, uo ma aiga ua lolofi atu e vaai a latou fanau, ae o le pisi fo i ia o le tautua a leoleo ma le vaega a le falema i i le togafitiina o tamaiti aoga manunu a faapea ai nai fanau ua maliliu. O se vaaiga faamomoi loto le taimi na taunuu ai Kati ma ia vaaia ai se tasi o tina o lo o fusi lava lana fanau e to alua ua maliliu ma tagi ai i luga, a o taumafai leoleo ma foma i e faato afilemu lona mafaufau. Ua le masino se tulimanu o le lotoa ma le faleaoga o lo o faalogoina i le tagi o le faanoanoa, o loimata e le i manatu e ufitia ai foliga o matua, ae ua faafuase i ona o se gaioiga sa faia e ni tagata faatupu faalavelave. Ou te iloa ana e vave mai e te mauaina i latou sa faia lenei gaioiga, lea ua toe sosola atu i se taavale lanu uliuli, na ou vaai tino lava i le taimi na latou faatinoina ai le gaioiga e susunu le fale ma tafana leoleo faitoto a e to alua sa i luma o le auala, o le tala lea a le tama ita i pule aoga ia Kati. O le manatu fo i lea na faailoa ane e ni isi o matua ia Kati ina ua latou vaaia o ia ae ua fai si umi talu ona tuana i le fa alavelave, ma o se tala na lagona ai e le tama le momomo o lona loto ina ua ia mautinoa o lo o i ai pea le faatuatuaga ma le talitonuina o ia e le atunuu i lana galuega faaleoleo nana, o lea na ia tago atu ai loa i le uaealesi a leoleo ma faasilasila i tagata uma lava e faapea, O ali i e to alua na faia le gaioiga lenei, ua maliu le isi toatasi ae ua taofia nei i le falepuipui le isi toatasi, o le mafuaaga lena o lo u tuai ai, ona sa ou tuliloaina i laua ma ua maua nei. POLOGA I LE ALOFA [E toe faatalofa atu i le mamalu o le au faitau i lenei taeao, malo le soifua maua malo foi le onosa i, ae alo mai loa o le toe sosooina lenei o le tatou tala faasolo lea na gata mai i le vaiaso na te a nei i le taimi lea na faailoa atu ai e Lisati i lana uo, o le faaiuga o le masina e toe fo i ane ai i Samoa e tausi lona tama ua ma i, ae ua lava lea aoga ma le poto ua ia maua.] E le iloa e Lasela pe ata i le fiafia pe tagi fo i ina ua faailoa atu e Lisati lana faaiuga ua i ai, ma o se faaiuga fo i ua fetaui ma lona mana o, peita i, a mafaufau atu i le lumana i e tatau ona o o i ai le sailiga a Lisati mo se manuia o le la aiga pe afai ae taunuu ona la nonofo i se taimi o i luma, o iina la lea e popole ai nei le mafine ina ne i tua ma ni a le toe fo i mai o Lisati i Samoa. Ua ese lagona ua o o i le tama ita i, ma o se taimi muamua lea ua o o ai ni lagona eseese faapea i lona mafaufau. Te i lava ua tau lona mafaufau i le toeaina leoleo po ma lona loto alofa ia te ia, e le gata ua tele ana folafolaga ua fai atu ae ua o o lava i le mea sa i lona loto e fia uo atu ia te ia ua faailoa atu fo i. Na te i lava ua le oso se naunau o Lasela e fia vaai ia Lisati pe a toe fo i mai, ma ua tonu fo i i lona manatu afai ae toe fo i mai le tama ae le faauma lana aoga o le a ia faailoa sa o i ai ua le toe mana o ia te ia. Na motu faafuase i manatu fai vavale o Lasela a o taotooto na o ia i luga o lona moega ina ua tatagi faafuase i lana telefoni, ma le vaai atu o lana toeaina leoleopo lea ua vili atu. Na tali e le tama ita i le telefoni ona la talanoa ai lava lea ma le toeaina leoleo po o Meki i le telefoni pe a ma le itula atoa, ma e ui ua motu le telenoaga ae ua le uma ai lava le fia talanoa o Lasela i le toeaina. O Meki o se tagata e aga malie, o le tele o taimi e ata ai lava le tama ita i i ana tala ula e fai, ae ua atili ai e o lava tala malie ma tala pepelo, o folafolaga i mea na te faia i le tama ita i pe afai ae la nonofo, faapea ai ma lona ave ina o ia i Niu Sila e tafao ai i le kerisimasi o tausaga taitasi, ae nofo atu na o ia e vaai le la ma umaga ma faigaluega e saili ai se isi tupe mo i laua, ma o nei mau folafolaga uma ua pei o se pese malie i le faalogo a Lasela, ma ua amata ai lava ona galo atu i lona mafaufau Lisati ma le la mafutaga. O le faaiuga lava o le masina lea na talia ai loa e le aoga o lo o aoga ai Lisati i Niu Sila le faanoi a le tamaititi mo le lua vaiaso, se i alu ai i Samoa e asi le ma i a lona tama lea ua maua tala ua le toe aoga i ai se fofo. E lei taliaina e le aoga le manatu o Lisati e toe fo i i Samoa ua lava lana aoga, ona e manatu le pulega a le aoga, e tele le lumana i e maua e le tamaititi i le aoga faapea ai ma le itu tau taaloga. Ua tapena le malaga a le tamaititi, ma o se malaga na matua alofagia e le toatele o ana uo, ina ua latou foa i le tele o tupe mo ia e fesoasoani ai i lona aiga i Samoa, na o o lava i le tama ita i o Lisa, sa ia tuu ia Lisati le $1,000 ma lana faaupuga, o le tupe e tausi ai lo ta tama i Samoa. Tala i Vavau o Samoa O LE TOGA A ALAI ASA I FALEFA O le toga lenei na mafua ai se tasi o tala tuu ma o loo avea nei lava ma Vavau o le atunuu, fai mai sa i ai se mea na tupu i aso anamua, ina ua sopo tofaga Tupuola i le faletua o So oa emalelagi, ona fai lea o lona faasalaga, ua oso ma le lau e pei o faasalaga faale atunuu, ua le gata i lea, a ua faato e sa ona toe nofo i totonu o Leulumoega, a ua faatafea faitalia o ia ma le mea e alu i ai. Fai mai le mau a Samoa, ua alu Tupuola ma loan faanoanoa tele, poo ai o le a maua i ai sona mapusaga, ma lavea i ia te ia mai ona puapuaga, ona tonu ai lea i lona manatu, e sili ai ona sulu i Aiga atonu e tali i ona mafatiaga, ona sulu ai lea i Lotofaga i le Aiga Salevalasi ae fai mai le afioga a Salevalasi le Aiga Paia, Tupuola e, e faigata lau mataupu na e oo mai ai, e faigata fo i ona gagau le laau a o mata, ae sili ona talitali laofia seia oo i se isi taimi, ona fesoasoani atu lea o Salevalasi i ou puapuaga. Ua tupu le le fiafia o Tupuola ona toe saili ai lea i se isi fesoasoani, ma oo atu ai ia Safuneniuvao i Falefa, peitai sa teena fo i se tali mo ia ona o le manatu, e le i i ai ni aso talu ona alu ese mai Leulumoega, ona sulu loa lea i le Aiga Sa Alai asa lea na mafai loa ona tali i ona puapuaga. O le mea ua tupu, ua saili nei e Alai asa ni tagata malolosi e avea ma ana auva a, ae o tagata fo i ia o le a fai ma ana au tau latou te momoliina Tupuola i lona nuu, fai mai le mau a le atunuu, ona maua ai lea e Alai asa tagata mai Gautaala, ma o le pine faamau o lea mau o le matai Gautaala e igoa ia Talitalilaofie e faamanatu ai le malelega a Salevalasi ia Tupuola, e faatali se i oo i se aso. (Faaauau itulau 14)

11 NEWS IN BRIEF Continued from page 6 The 28-year-old teacher has pleaded guilty to having sex with a minor and faces 29 years in prison if convicted. Their baby was born in June. Egypt s Suez Canal sees record amount of cargo PORT SAID, Egypt (AP) The head of the agency in charge of Egypt s Suez Canal says the shipping lane has broken its record for the amount of cargo sent through it in a single day. Mohab Mamish, chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, said 68 ships crossed the canal on Friday, with a total load of 4.8 million tons. Mamish said that s the most ever to pass through the canal in a single day since it opened in The Suez Canal is one of Egypt s main sources of foreign currency. Its revenues reached $438.1 million in May 2013, compared with $434.6 million in May The Suez Canal connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea. Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser nationalized the canal in president Obama says GOP won t force a government shutdown WASHINGTON (AP) President Barack Obama says he doesn t think congressional Republicans will force a government shutdown in this fall s budget fight. Obama said at a news conference Friday that the public would not understand a budget confrontation that leads to a cutoff of government services that could weaken the economy s recovery. He said he assumes Republicans won t choose that path and that common sense will prevail. Obama and his Democratic allies favor higher spending for federal agencies next year than Republicans prefer. Many conservatives are also demanding that Congress refuse to finance Obama s health care overhaul law as part of legislation funding the government for next year. Financing for federal agencies expires Sept. 30. Congress is expected to pass temporary funding legislation to give the two sides time to seek a deal. Animals seized in Canada after python kills 2 boys CAMPBELLTON, New Brunswick (AP) Almost two dozen exotic animals have been seized from a Canada pet store, and some have been killed, after a python escaped and strangled two young boys earlier this week. Bruce Dougan, the manager of the Magnetic Hill Zoo in Moncton, New Brunswick, said Friday that four alligators were euthanized because officials couldn t find accredited zoos that would take them. The other animals seized include a Cuban crocodile, dwarf crocodiles, snakes and lizards. Noah Barthe, 4, and his brother Connor, 6, were found dead Monday. They had been sleeping in the apartment of the pet store owner, a family friend. Officials have said the pet store did not have a special permit for the python. Chinese doctor detained over baby trafficking BEIJING (AP) Local authorities have detained nine people, including an obstetrician, on suspicion of baby trafficking at a hospital in northwestern China, state media reported. Three government officials and three hospital managers at Fuping County Maternal and Child Health Care in Shaanxi province were also fired over the baby trafficking scandal, the official Xinhua News Agency reported late Friday. Among the detained suspects is Zhang Shuxia, an obstetrician at the hospital who abducted newborns by sometimes falsely claiming the infants were born with congenital problems, it said. Xinhua said police had received 55 reports of child abductions and that Zhang allegedly was involved in 26 of them. It said police had rescued twin baby girls and located a third child, all taken from the Fuping hospital. Despite severe legal punishments, including the death penalty, child trafficking is a big problem in China. It is very profitable for the traffickers, and demand is strong, driven partly by the traditional preference for male heirs, a strict one-child policy and ignorance of the law. DNA leads to arrest in No. Calif. girl s killing SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Sacramento County authorities have arrested a man in connection with the death of a 13-year-old girl whose body was found in a baseball dugout 17 months ago. The Sacramento Bee reports that 23-year-old Ryan Douglas Roberts of Sacramento was booked on suspicion of murder Thursday. Sheriff s officials say Roberts was arrested after DNA evidence linked him to the March 2012 death of Jessica Funk- Haslam. His DNA was collected after he was arrested in May on suspicion of domestic violence. A woman walking her dog found Funk-Haslam s body in a baseball dugout in Rosemont Community Park after the teen left home following an argument with her mom. The eighth-grader had been stabbed, beaten and asphyxiated. The Bee says Roberts declined to be interviewed by reporters at the county jail. (Continued on page 13) samoa news, Saturday, August 10, 2013 Page 11 This Aug. 27, 2006 photo, searching for edible mushroom in the Uinta Mountains, Utah, with the Mushroom Society of Utah. Ula Adamski, left, of Milwaukee, Wis. holds a large Boletus edulis or Porcini mushroom, and her daughter Wioletta Adamski holds a Leccinum mushroom. A group of mushroom hunters will gather for three days later this month at the Francis Town Hall. Mushroom hunts, or mushroom forays as they also are called, are extremely popular among those with an interest in mycology the branch of biology concerned with fungi. Forays are popular among outdoor enthusiasts or those looking to add organic food to their diet. (AP Photo/The Salt Lake Tribune) Department of Youth and Women s Affairs AOGA TUI TEU (flower arrangement training) mo Tina ma Tamaitai Amataina Aukuso 20, :00 i le taeao i le 12:00 i le aoauli Faalua i le vaiaso Aso Lua/Aso Tofi mo le 3 vaiaso Matua o Faiva; Malia A. Lemalu Nofoaga: Fale Palota Tuai (Utulei) 30 Avanoa Lesitala ia Alice Malele poo Pa u Roy Ausage i le poo le i-meli i le mailto:roy.ausage@dywa.as.gov Matagaluega o Mataupu Tau Tupulaga, Tina, ma Tamaita i Department of Youth and Women s Affairs IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE BY THE AMERICAN SAMOA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (ASDC) The American Samoa Development Corporation (ASDC) which owns the old Rainmaker Hotel buildings, hereby notifies the public that any individual, business or entity that removes any type of material (sink, bathtub, window, mirror, lumber etc.) from the old Rainmaker Hotel buildings without the written authorization of ASDC, will be reported to the Department of Public Safety and Attorney General s Office for criminal prosecution for the crimes of Stealing and Trespassing. The public is encouraged to report to the Administration Office (telephone number ) of the Development Bank of American Samoa (DBAS) located at the Second Floor of the Lumanai Building at Fagatogo, any suspicious activity at the old Rainmaker Hotel premises.

12 Page 12 samoa news, Saturday, August 10, 2013 Gentle giant at odds with Bowser s violent past Tafaoga i Matafaga? O matafaga nei UA LE malu puipuia mo ta elega ma fagotaga ona ua maua ai ni siama e ono lamatia ai le soifua maloloina. E le tatau ona toe au au pe fagotaina nei ogasami se ia toe logo atu. SISIFO: Asili Beach, across LMS Church Leone Pala, near bridge TUTOTONU: Pala Lagoon, adjacent playground, Nuuuli Pala Lagoon Spring near tennis courts Coconut Point in Nuuuli Yacht Club Beach Utulei Utulei Beach across High School Fagatogo Stream Mouth by the market SASA E: Fagasa Fagalea Beach near stream Fagasa Fagatele Beach across boat house Afono stream mouth, adjacent cricket field Vatia stream mouth, 2 nd bridge Aua beach across Pouesi Mart Aua stream mouth near bridge Aua beach across from A&M Video Store Lauli i Tuai stream mouth Alega stream mouth Faga itua stream mouth, across DPS Masausi stream mouth Masefau stream mouth Alofau stream mouth, 1 s t bridge, Asasama Aoa stream mouth Eastern Utumea Beach Lapata iga mo Matafaga: Aukuso 7, 2013 Ofisa o le Puipuia o le Si osi omaga i Amerika Samoa (AS-EPA) DALLAS (AP) Erbie Lee Bowser taught special education students and started a nonprofit that would provide clothing, tutoring and food for children. He entertained Dallas Mavericks fans with a goofy dance troupe. Friends and family members described him as a gentle giant. But the Texas man with an imposing 6-foot-7, 335-pound figure had a violent history, as court documents showed he d threatened to kill his estranged wife and her sons. Bowser, 44, has been charged in this week s Dallas-area shootings that killed four people and wounded four others. He was being held Friday on a combined $3 million in bonds, and has at times refused to talk with detectives. Erbie and Zina Bowser had begun divorce proceedings in 2011, when court documents show Erbie Bowser made threats against Zina, telling her that if she tried to take any of their belongings, I will bury you. Zina Bowser said he took a pocketknife from a drawer, opened it and said, Call the police and I will execute your kids, documents show. After that, a Dallas judge granted a protective order, banning Erbie Bowser from coming within 200 yards of his estranged wife and her children. The judge wrote in his report: Family violence has occurred and is likely to occur in the future. Bowser is now charged with four counts of capital murder two in Dallas and two in DeSoto as well as two counts of aggravated assault in Dallas. Bowser s aunt, Billie Fulmer, told the Dallas Morning News, It s not like Erbie to do this. Something pushed him over the edge and I don t know what it was, Fulmer told the newspaper. He must have snapped. About 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, police received a call from a Dallas residence. There, they found two women who were fatally shot Bowser s girlfriend Toya Smith, 43, and her 17-year-old daughter Tasmia Allen as well as two wounded boys, Smith s 14-year-old son and 17-year-old family friend Dasmine Mitchell. Mitchell identified Bowser as the lone shooter from a lineup of suspect photos, according to an arrest affidavit released Friday. Police say not long after the first shooting, Bowser traveled to the Dallas suburb of DeSoto and shot and killed Zina Bowser, 47, and her daughter, 28-year-old Neima Williams. Two boys, ages 11 and 13, were wounded. DeSoto police spokesman Ron Smith said Friday they don t plan on releasing any new information at this time. Bowser s lawyer didn t immediately return calls seeking comment Friday. All four survivors were in critical condition, police said Thursday. Hospitals didn t immediately return calls Friday. Bowser, who d played in three football games at Texas Christian University in the late 1980s, served as a staff sergeant in the U.S. Army from October 1991 to November 2000, but never deployed overseas. He worked for nearly a decade as a special education teacher in the Dallas suburb of Mesquite. School district spokeswoman Laura Jobe said Thursday he resigned in 2010 on good terms. He was also a football coach at West Mesquite High School for a couple seasons, she said. Public records show Bowser had started a nonprofit organization in 2010 aimed to help children, but it has been inactive since shortly after he registered it with the state. He also had performed from 2002 to 2009 with the Dallas Mavericks Dallas Mavs ManiAACs, a men s dance troupe. NOTICE OF FORCLOSURE SALE Notice is hereby given, pursuant to A.S.C.A , that ANZ GUAM, INC. dba ANZ Amerika Samoa Bank intends to foreclose a mortgage, recorded in the Office of the Territorial Registrar in Lease Agreement, Volume Number LT 7 at page on January 20, 2010, and that the property subject to the mortgage will be sold at public auction. Property to be Sold : All of the mortgagor s interest in that certain parcel of individually owned bare land, consisting of approximately acre, more or less, situated in the village of Vaitogi, American Samoa and more particularly described as: All of that certain tract or parcel of land being a portion of land known as LALOGATAE, located in land square 31, Unit C, Village of Vaitogi, County of Tualauta, Western District, Island of Tutuila, Territory of American Samoa and more particularly described by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning at an iron point which has coordinates of X= and Y= based on American Samoa Datum of Run thence on azimuth 240 degrees 58 48, feet to a point; thence on azimuth 316 degrees 55 21, feet to a point; thence on azimuth 43 degrees 43 10, feet to a point, thence on azimuth Containing of an area acre more or less. Date of Sale : Friday, September 20, 2013 at 9:00 a.m. at the property, unless postponed or canceled by public announcement. Location : The property is located in Vaitogi, American Samoa. Minimum Bid : $65,000 Contact : For more information about this property, please contact Barry I. Rose at the Law Offices of Rose Joneson Vargas, telephone number , facsimile number , or send an message to barry@rjvlaw.com. ANZ GUAM, Inc. dba ANZ Amerika Samoa Bank reserves the right to reject any and all offers. Beauty queen charged with possessing bombs SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Prosecutors filed charges of bomb possession Friday against a recently crowned Utah beauty pageant winner. Kendra McKenzie Gill was arrested last weekend with three accomplices for what one described as a prank. All four face the same set of four felony charges, prosecutor Blake Nakamura said Friday. The 18-year-olds were arrested Saturday after driving around neighborhoods and allegedly tossing plastic bottles filled with caustic chemicals at people they knew. Nobody was injured. We don t really understand a clear reason for their behavior, Nakamura said. The reason we charged them is obviously, what they possessed was indeed explosives, and we re alleging they were throwing them near homes and at people, and therefore, had the potential to cause a great deal of harm. Felony bomb possession is punishable by 1 to 15 years in prison. Gill was crowned Miss Riverton, topping a slate of nine beauty contestants earlier this summer in the Salt Lake City suburb. She showed off years of piano training with a Scott Joplin number and took home a $2,000 scholarship. Others charged Friday were John Patrick Reagh, Shanna Marie Smith and Bryce Christopher Stone. All four are due to make their first court appearance together Aug. 26 in Salt Lake City. Each has been released on $50,000 bond. Nakamura said some or all of the teens had attorneys, but he didn t know the lawyers names. All four acknowledged they were tossing bombs powered by a toilet bowl cleaner reacting with aluminum foil on sidewalks, front yards or in streets to scare some of their other friends, Unified Fire Authority investigator Steve Bowen said in a court affidavit filed Friday. Stone reportedly told authorities it was a prank. They were throwing them at both property and people, Unified Fire Authority Capt. Clint Mecham told KUTV-TV earlier this week. This goes well beyond a teenage prank. A Riverton pageant official didn t immediately return calls Friday on Gill s prospects for moving up in beauty competitions, or whether her title will be revoked. That s a local matter, said Jean Hatch, a producer for the Miss Utah Scholarship Pageant, set for next June. Hatch said she didn t know if Gill s legal troubles would disqualify her from statewide competition.

13 samoa news, Saturday, August 10, 2013 Page 13 Guided missile destroyer USS Paul Hamilton is docked at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on Thursday, Aug. 8, Sailors aboard the ship spoke with the U.S. Pacific Fleet s top enlisted officer about military wide problem of sexual assault. Top U.S. Navy commanders in the Asia-Pacific region have formed a task force to discuss sexual assault issues as the branch fights to stem a militarywide problem within its ranks. Leaders in the U.S. Pacific Fleet from all over its wide territory met by teleconference this week for the first time to outline how they ll share successes and failures during monthly meetings. (AP Photo/Oskar Garcia) NEWS IN BRIEF Obama: GOP has ideological fixation on healthcare law WASHINGTON (AP) President Barack Obama says some Republicans have an ideological fixation with stopping his health care law and that they have no plan to help millions of uninsured Americans. At his news conference Friday, Obama defended his recent one-year delay in the law s employer coverage requirement as a tweak that will ultimately help implement the legislation with fewer disruptions for businesses. Obama chastised some Republicans who advocate a government shutdown this fall as a last-ditch effort to block the rollout of coverage for the uninsured. He says that s a bad idea that will weaken the economy as a recovery is getting traction. The president says that health care politics have gotten so overheated that the discussion of Obamacare doesn t take place in a normal atmosphere. Texas teenager finds his mother s body in freezer MINERAL WELLS, Texas (AP) Authorities say a teenager has discovered the body of his mother in a freezer at her North Texas home. Mineral Wells Police Chief Dean Sullivan says the body was discovered Thursday evening and that the death is being investigated as a possible homicide. He says no suspects have been identified. Police are withholding the name of the woman, believed to be in her 40s. Texas Rangers are assisting in the investigation. Authorities are awaiting autopsy results. The teenager called the police after finding the body in a deep freezer often used to store meat and other foods for long periods. It s not clear what led him to look in the freezer. Mineral Wells is about 50 miles west of Fort Worth. Police: W. Pa. man beat wife with frozen meat ALIQUIPPA, Pa. (AP) Authorities say a western Pennsylvania man beat his wife with a package of frozen ground beef, then ran away when police were called. Police were called to the Aliquippa home of 51-year-old William Neugebauer on Tuesday for a report of a dispute with his wife. They found Wendy Neugebauer suffering from swelling on her rib cage, where she told police her husband hit her with the meat. Police say William Neugebauer ran away, but they found him a half hour later when he returned home. He was then arrested. The Beaver County Times reports that he faces a preliminary hearing Tuesday on charges including simple assault, reckless endangerment, harassment and public drunkenness. He remained jailed Friday unable to post $10,000 bond, according to online court documents. No attorney is listed for him. Continued from page 11 Hawthorne mayor pleads not guilty to perjury HAWTHORNE, Calif. (AP) The mayor of Hawthorne has pleaded not guilty to new perjury charges involving his alleged use of campaign donations for his own use. The Daily Breeze of Torrance says Daniel Juarez entered pleas Thursday to four felony counts. Two similar charges were made against him last fall. Prosecutors contend that Juarez lied on campaign finance forms about the source of nearly $25,000 in cash that he deposited in his personal bank accounts. Authorities say the donations were intended for his 2009 election campaign and for a memorial fund for a police officer killed in a motorcycle crash. Juarez remains free pending trial. Hunt for Mona Lisa model leads to Florence tomb FLORENCE, Italy (AP) Researchers trying to identify the Renaissance model for Leonardo da Vinci s Mona Lisa have excavated bones in a tomb in a Florence basilica in hopes they are the remains of her descendants. Geologist Antonio Moretti told reporters in the Santissima Annunziata basilica Friday the remains had an inscribed stone indicating they belonged to the family of Lisa Gherardini s husband and sons. Many believe she posed for Leonardo. Researchers will run tests to see if DNA from the children s bones is linked to female bones previously found in a Florence convent and believed to be those of Gherardini, who died around If the DNA tests are positive, experts plan to reconstruct the woman s skull and compare it to the portrait. The sitter s intriguing smile, however, might remain a mystery. Murder suspect commits suicide in So. California jail RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) A suspect in the kidnap and murder of a man whose body was found in a burned car has killed himself at a Southern California jail. The Riverside Press-Enterprise says a cellmate discovered 18-year-old Richard Gonzalez hanging from a bedsheet in his cell Wednesday night at a detention center in Rancho Cucamonga one day before his scheduled court hearing. He was pronounced dead at a hospital. Authorities say there s no evidence of foul play. The Fontana man was charged with kidnapping and killing 40-year-old Alejandro Padilla during a robbery. Padilla s body was found in a burned car in Rialto on July 26. Another man, 18-year-old Edward Anthony Morales, has pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges in the case. Two other people have been charged as accessories. Hawaii legitimizes Kauai rescue tubes LIHUE, Hawaii (AP) The state this week moved to formally approve the presence of hundreds of rescue tube stations that have saved the lives of dozens of people in Kauai waters. The Garden Island newspaper reports that the state and the Kauai Lifeguard Association signed documents Wednesday legitimizing the stations, which have been around for about five years. Monty Downs, Kauai Lifeguard Association president, said the program can now continue on Kauai and expand to other islands. Rescue tubes obviously aren t in the same ballpark as having lifeguards on our beaches, but their presence has been responsible for quite a number of lives saved, Downs said. There have been 67 documented cases where lives were saved with the rescue tubes, Downs said. The rescue tube station program started in 2008, when a citizen hung a lifeguard s rescue tube on a shoreline shrub at Larsen s Beach. A beachgoer soon after used the tube to rescue someone pulled out to sea. The lifeguard association picked up on this and began setting up rescue tube stations. Downs said beaches up to the high water mark are owned by the state, and for five years the state kept a benevolent eye on the developing program. The good news is that they didn t tear them down, Downs said, and because of that there are a fair number of people walking around, people who wouldn t have been alive were there not a rescue tube, and a person to use it, at the beach where they got in trouble. There are today more than 200 stations on Kauai s beaches, as well as some on the Big Island and on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Downs said the program has been able to help Kauai with its tough, tough ocean safety challenge. More than a dozen people have drowned on Kauai this year. COURT BRIEFS Continued from page 3 It s also alleged that the defendant, for no apparent reason, slapped a 12-year-old boy, who was in the (same) store to shop. The defendant then walked over to the store clerk and punched him in the face, then walked over to the beer area and grabbed two beer bottles, kicked the door open and left the store without paying. Court filings say the store video surveillance footage further supported witnesses statements as to what occurred inside the store. The defendant was charged in this case after he was released from jail in burglarizing a taxi and taking off with an iphone. TAPENI PIO ENTERS GUILTY PLEA IN SEXUAL CASE A man charged in a sexual case has entered into a plea agreement with the government. Tapeni Pio was charged with rape, sodomy and two counts of sexual assault. In the plea deal that was read in open court, the defendant pled guilty to two counts of sexual assault while the remaining charges were dismissed. Associate Justice Lyle L Richmond, accepted the plea agreement and scheduled sentencing on August 26, According to the plea agreement, defendant admits that he had sex with a 15 year old girl, a minor. Defendants admits that his conduct was without legal justification or excuse. Reach reporter at joy@samoanews.com Find anything yet? Place an ad now!

14 Page 14 samoa news, Saturday, August 10, 2013 T.M. INC/ Super M store in Pago Pago, alleged to be selling questionable food items. Store may be selling contaminated food Continued from page 4 Samoa News was informed by a Pago Pago resident that an elderly woman was hospitalized recently with a bad case of food poisoning, alleged to have been caused by contaminated chicken purchased from the same store. In addition, Samoa News was told that not all of the items that were unloaded that day were discarded, as was instructed, but that some of the items are hidden in the back of the store, while some were put back into the store s indoor freezer. Samoa News sent a photographer to the store yesterday morning to snap a photo of the chicken in one of the store s freezers. The chicken had bad freezer burn and looked like it had been defrosted and then re-frozen. (See photo). Because of the language barrier, Samoa News was unable to obtain comments from the store owner. The store in question is apparently one of a chain of three stores, two located in Pago Pago and another in Leloaloa. The other store in Pago Pago is located on the road heading towards Fagasa, close to the entrance to Uifaatali Peter Coleman Elementary School. That store was reportedly shut down because of immigration issues but Samoa News understands that the business operates during odd hours opening for a few hours, closing down, and then opening back up again. On Thursday, August 1, immigration officers conducted a random check at the T.M. Inc. branch in Leloaloa where three of the workers there were said to have expired immigration papers, and were not living with their sponsors. One of the sponsors was identified as a Nuuuli man. Because it was the first day of the month, immigration officials pointed out that the documents allowing them to enter the territory had expired the night before, on July 31 and noted that foreigners, by law, are to reside with their sponsors. As of press time yesterday, Samoa News was unable to confirm the exact whereabouts of the Chinese workers - whether they are in the government s custody or hiding out somewhere on island. Samoa News sought comments from the head of the DOH Environmental Health Division, Papalii Marion Fitisemanu on Thursday afternoon. According to Papalii, there were no scheduled store inspections that day. As a matter of fact, this whole week, DOH inspectors have been divided up into teams to carry out inspections solely for Department of Education facilities, namely the cafeterias, explained Papali i. When asked what actions will be taken against any and all inspectors found to be accepting bribes or forewarning businesses about upcoming inspections, Papalii said in cases like that, disciplinary action must and should be carried out but only after internal investigations are conducted and a full report is made, confirming any illegal activity. Matters like this should not be taken lightly and if I find any discrepancies with the way any of the these inspectors are doing their job, necessary action will be taken, he said, adding that he will definitely look into the accusations. Masalomia fa atau e se faleoloa Pago Mai itulau 1 Na taua e le molimau e faapea, na taua e le tama faigaluega a le Matagaluega a le Soifua Maloloina i tagata faigaluega, o lona o o atu i le aso lea o le tuu atu lea o se lapataiga ia i latou ina ia fufulu le container a o le i o o atu sui o le Soifua Maloloina e faataunuu le latou asiasiga. O meaai na la uese mai totonu o le container e aofia ai pepa moa, pepa sosisi, i a ma pepa puaa. Na taua foi e se molimau i le Samoa News e faapea, sa taofia se tina matua mai Pago Pago i le falema i ina ua masalomia sa ona i ni taumafa, ma e masalomia na aafia o ia i le pusa moa sa faatau atu i le faleoloa lea. Talu ai o le faa faigata tele i tulaga o fesootaiga, o le mafuaaga lena e le i mafai ai ona maua mai e le Samoa News se faamatalaga mai le pule o le faleoloa e tusa ai o lenei mataupu. O ni isi o oloa na aveese mai i totonu o le container na faatonuina le aufaigaluega e tia i, e ui o isi oloa sa nana i le pito i tua o le faleoloa, ae o isi oloa na toe tu u i totonu o le pusa aisa, lea fo i na mafai ona pu e e le Samoa News ata o taumafa tu u aisa nei. O le aso 1 Aokuso na asia ai e sui o le Ofisa o Femalagaaiga le isi lala o le T.M. Inc i Leloaloa, ma maua ai ni tagata faigaluega mai Asia se to atolu ua mae a le aoga o pepa o lo o aumau ai i le atunuu i le aso 31 Iulai, 2013, e le o nonofo faatasi fo i ma latou sponsor e tusa ai o le tulafono. Ina ua fesiligia le afioga a Papalii Marion Fitisemanu o lo o fa auluulu i ai le vaega e asiasia pisinisi a le Soifua Maloloina e tusa ai o lenei mataupu, sa ia taua ai e faapea, e le mama ituaiga mataupu faapenei e tuuaia ai tagata faigaluega a le matagaluega, o le a vaavaai fo i i nei tu uaiga. Sa ia taua fo i e faapea, e tatau ona fai se faaiuga i ni isi o lo o aafia ai, pe afai e maea se suesuega ma faamaonia ai ni faiga fa asolitulafono sa faia. [photo: Jeff Hayner] School opening delayed Continued from page 1 the public, village councils, businesses, associations, churches and organizations to lend a helping and help with the cleaning and renovation of the classrooms of each school nearby. This effort should not fall only on the government, rather it should be a community project given that these are our children using these facilities, said Vaitinasa. The DOE Director noted that while she totally appreciates the DOH s move, this should have been done years ago. It s obvious DOH have not being doing their duty and now they have decided to do it just in time for school to start. Had they done it earlier during the summer that would have given us enough time to fix the problems but nonetheless I m grateful for their work. According to the DOH report which was provided to Samoa News by DOE, after the DOH inspections, recommendations were made for the DOE to work closely with DPW, ASPA, DPS and EPA. It notes that the DOE school lunch program needs to cooperate with DOH. DOE Sanitation team needs to work together to conduct regular facility visits and implement action plans, and recommend an immediate government task force of multi-disciplinary individuals, departments and agencies and private entities to deal with immediate citations. The DOH report had photos of rodents and insects found in the storage food areas. According to the report the Fire Department also needs to be more involved in training school staff. EPA and ASPA need to monitor water, sewage and disposal on school premises. There should also be a long term outlook on building permit regulations and include Public Health input for sanitation standards. Every school must have a security, fence or retaining wall. Fumigation must occur annually and all cooking areas should be equipped with exhaust vents. All school lunch workers should possess a valid health card and proper attire and every kitchen must have an inspection checklist. All unserviceable equipment should be inventoried and removed from the campus, says the report. Reach reporter at joy@samoanews.com Vavau a Samoa Mai itulau 10 Fai mai ua faaee le vaa ona alu loa lea o le malaga, peitai na faateia Alai asa ina ua vaai mai i le taumuli o le va a, o loo nofo atu ai Iuli, ma na o Iuli lava le tulafono o loo nofo atu ai, ma o le ala lea e taua ai Iuli o le tulafono o le Aiga Sa Alai asa. Fai mai le tala, ua vaai mai Leulumoega o loo tumutumu i Nuuausala, ua alu atu lava le va a ma sunu i lona taumua i Nuuausala, ona velo lea e Alai asa o le tao ma tu i le pogati o le niu, ma o iina lea na mafua ai le toga a le Aiga Sa Alai asa e taua o le Pa uniu ma le Fa atutao, ona faaulufale lea e Leulumoega o le malaga ma le manatu o le a fasi Ala iasa, peitai ane ina ua fai le taufolo, sa valaau atu Alai asa e togi mai le puta o le taufolo, ma ina ua togi atu ia te ia, sa ia folo atoa ona manatu ai lea o Leulumoega, e itulua le tagata lenei, ona faapea ai loa lea o Leulumoega, ua ola le pagota. Fai mai Leulumoega, Alai asa, o le a avea oe ma le na fita-i-tuga ma lau toga o le pa uniu ma le fa atutao, o le a faaigoa fo i oe o le Va asi itasi. Soifua.

15 samoa news, Saturday, August 10, 2013 Page 15 A reality show with depth: Live ocean exploration WASHINGTON (AP) Vicious fights! Stunning beauties! Surprises around every corner! Yes, it s reality TV but with a lot more depth as much as 10,000 feet. It s live coverage of deepsea exploration off Nantucket and tens of thousands of people are tuning in. They re watching an eel suddenly attack a squid, oohing-and-aahing over hot pink starfish and listening as excited researchers discover a canyon so downright alien that sea life lives on methane escaping from the sea floor instead of sunlight. They re watching science as it happens, however weird and wild. We ve been calling it Deep Sea TV, said National Marine Fisheries Services scientist Martha Nizinski, in a ship-toshore interview. It s much better than any other reality show being broadcast. For years, the world of the deep sea floor has mostly been the province of scientists. A handful of researchers would huddle on a ship and watch the video from below, take notes, and two or three years later write a scientific paper. Now, as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration s ship Okeanos Explorer and its robotic submarine explore thousands of feet deep, the view is broadcast live, usually from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. EDT, for other scientists and everyday people to follow along to the tune of 50,000 visits. Leona McKinney of Hiram, Ga., started watching from home over three weeks ago. I ve watched every day since then. In fact, I m watching now. I m hooked on it, she said in a phone interview Wednesday. The expedition, which costs about $40,000 a day, continues until Aug. 16. As the robotic sub roams the Atlantic Ocean off Massachusetts, scientists can call in or send messages with requests to see this or that. In past years, the ship explored the Pacific Ocean, but the next several missions will be off the East Coast with officials considering a deep Puerto Rico trench dive in the winter with live coverage, of course. Aboard the ship, researchers do more than watch; they explain the science and the action for viewers. It s a bit like color commentary from sports, said U.S. Geological Survey scientist Amanda Demopoulos, whose voice is often heard calling the underwater action. These are mysterious ecosystems. We don t always know what we re going to find. The expedition seems to be gaining loyal viewers, Nizinski said. We re giving everybody a really good diversion and keeping them from doing their work, she said. On the ship s Facebook page, comments from viewers include raves from McKinney, who s become a fan of some of the commentators. I love it when they say Ooh, I haven t seen that before, McKinney said. One of the highlights for her: Watching an eel circle an unsuspecting squid, attack and bite its would-be-lunch. The squid played dead and then suddenly escaped. It s that sense of surprise that makes the ocean view more compelling to him than the Kardashians, said NOAA s acting chief of exploration John McDonough. It s a reality show, but it s more real than reality. You don t know what you re going to witness in one of those dives. NOAA live steam: Okeanos Explorer: gov/okeanos/welcome.html This image provided by NOAA, shows a brisingid seastar rests on a small bubblegum coral in Hydrographer canyon. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administrationís ship Okeanos Explorer and its robotic sub are providing live coverage of a expedition running until August 16, 2013, off Nantucket, that is allowing other scientists and everyday people to follow along. (AP Photo/NOAA) CHANNEL * (E) English Subtitles 48 * (L)-Live Programming/News * (R)-Rerun *Note: If you need this Schedule, <hyunhwilee@gmail.com>. and I will send it to you every wee k! TRUTH of DOKDO! < < NATIONAL PACIFIC INSURANCE LIMITED Working with the Community TEL: FAX:

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