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VOL. LIII. No. 78
City of Tagbilaran, Bohol, Philippines
Sunday, February 11, 2007
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OUST SALCON. Energy Commissioner Jose Reyes (extreme left) evaluates the proposed programs of Bohol Light Co. during last Friday's public hearing while a rally was in progress outside with (l - r) Ex-Gov. dela Serna, Ex-Gov. Tirol, Mayor Lim calling for the buy-back of the power and water facilities by the provincial government.

Public calls to drive out
Salcon group

BY KIT BAGAIPO
 

A public protest rally last Friday called on the Salcon consortium to pack up and sell its 70-percent ownership in the power and water utilities.

Meanwhile, Bohol Light successfully conducted its public hearing for capital projects presided by Commissioner Jose Reyes of the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) who arrived Friday at the Bohol Light office while the protest rally was in progress.

Organized by City Mayor Dan Lim and businessman civic-leader Djingo Rama, the rally was attended by former Bohol Gov. David Tirol, former OIC Gov. Victor dela Serna, Vice Mayor Nuevas Tirol-Montes, Provl Administrator Tomas Abapo Jr. and city councilor Danilo Bantugan.
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Just Before Deadline....
Palace to hold poll summit

MANILA. With or without the influential Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), Malacañang will push through with its "election summit" agenda to map out measures for clean, honest and orderly elections in May.

Cabinet Secretary Ricardo Saludo said yesterday preparations for the summit are proceeding well and invitations have been sent to concerned sectors that include the CBCP, the Philippine National Police, the Commission on Elections and private poll watchdogs.
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OPINIONS

 Pres. Garcia home
gets rehab funding

The ancestral home in the city of the late Pres. Carlos P. Garcia will soon be fully rehabilitated to make it presentable as a "respected residence" of Bohol's most illustrious son who became the fourth president of the Republic and first president of the 1971 Constitutional Convention.

The two-storey Garcia residence situated along Hontanosas Street, this city, was converted as "Bohol Museum" in 1981 by the provincial government. However, since the museum has moved to the Provincial Library near the Capitol building, the CPG ancestral home was viewed to be in its prime to be reverted back as the "home of the Boholano president."
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Island City Mall Valentine treats
By ARIEL E. FULLIDO

The season of love has brought exciting Valentine specials with delightful surprises at the Island City Mall on February 14.

For food lovers, take part in the "Eat-All-You Can" promo and enjoy the best of foods and drinks for only P130 (adult), or P70 (children), at the Island City Mall Foodwalk, from 11 am to 2 pm (lunch buffet) and 6 pm to 8:30 pm (dinner buffet).
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 EDITORIAL
 
"SAVING CALOY'S LEGACY"
 

The "Preserve Pres. Carlos P. Garcia's Heritage: Save a Museum" is one project that deserves the maximum support of Boholanos here and abroad.

Happily, man are putting their cash where their mouth is - and not just

paying lip service in adulation of Caloy's great virtues. Just last night, the second of two Pledging Sessions to preserve what remains of the Garcia ancestral home netted some P1 million at the Bohol Cultural Center.
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