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Ubay robbery suspects nabbed
By
KIT BAGAIPO | | | Three
suspects of a series of armed robberies in Ubay town were caught in a hot pursuit
operation last Saturday after victimizing a minor along the national highway in
barangay Bongbong of said town.
The
three were presented yesterday to PNP Bohol Director P/SSupt. Arturo Evangelista
at Camp Dagohoy, this city, along with three other separate complainants who positively
identified the suspects.
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GANG MEMBERS? Ubay town PNP chief PSupt. Eduardo Saavedra (extreme right)
together with robbery victims point to three positively identified Rene Golosino,
Avelino Autor and Albert Denulan who are believed to be members of a 20-member
robbery gang in Ubay town. |
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| Editorial
| | "THE
FIGHT AGAINST IGNORANCE" | | | If
little learning is a dangerous thing, as a bard once said, then there is certainly
no bliss in ignorance.
Something
dangerous is taking place in our nation today. Instead of teaching their craft
here, we have lost our best lawyers, accountants, scientists, craftsmen, writers,
artists and medics to better paying chores abroad. The "knowledge" diaspora,
woefully, includes teachers who would rather be nannies abroad to teach English
and grammar to the children of the rich and the aristocracy.
FULL
STORY | | | Just
Before Deadline
'Atong'
Ang back in RP
to face plunder raps
MANILA.
Charlie "Atong" Ang, the former Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation
(PAGCOR) consultant and friend of deposed president Joseph Estrada, will be arriving
in the country early Friday morning after being extradited from the United States,
Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez confirmed yesterday.
Ang
will board a Philippine Air Lines (PAL) flight to Manila Thursday night escorted
by Reynaldo Esmeralda, deputy director of the National Bureau of Investigation
(NBI) Regional Operations Service and Claro de Castro Jr., the bureau's Interpol
chief, and will be taken straight to the NBI jail on arrival.
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FIRST
OF FOUR LANES. The long-awaited concreting along CPG Ave. commenced Monday
as Hanjin promised the whole stretch of the CPG line before the end of December.
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