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VOL. LIII. No. 116
City of Tagbilaran, Bohol, Philippines
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
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City embarks
on infra plan
By KIT BAGAIPO

 

City Mayor Dan Lim yesterday said Tagbilaran is ready to embark on four major infrastructure projects in the next twelve months.

Topping the mayor's agenda, as Tagbilaran enters its 43rd year as a chartered city, is the concreting of at least 10 kilometers of city roads, drainage improvement and the construction of a waste water treatment plant, setting up of a solid waste recycling facility and the completion of the Tagbilaran Business Center.
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RETRIEVAL AND HEARING. Left photo shows Vice-Pres. Noli De Castro checking on the retrieval for the highly toxic pesticide inside the shipwreck off Sibuyan Island Monday while right photo shows Sulpicio Lines apprentice engineer Fel Gilig testifying before the Board of Marine Inquiry at the Phil. Coast Guard headquarters in Manila. *PDI Foto

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WHO IS THE BEST FILIPINO BOXER?

 

Manny "The Pacman" Pacquiao - put all doubting Thomases to pasture - as to who is the best boxer in the world today (pound for pound) last Sunday.

Before millions of awe-struck fans all over the globe, The Pacman from General Santos City masterfully crafted an assassin's blueprint to a bloody execution of yet another Mexican-American (former Olympian) 135-pound king David Diaz - to wrest his crown.
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STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS. Mayor Dan Lim delivers his programs, which he commits to accomplish within the next twelve months, during yesterday's observance of the 42nd Charter Day celebration of the city. July 1 is a non-working holiday in the city. Foto DANNY REYES

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"Int'l repercussions
toxic chemical leak"
MANILA. One cargo in the sunken M/V Princess of the Stars off Romblon can very well be a ticking time-bomb.

Dr. Romeo Quijano, a technical expert from the UP Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology at the UP Manila, who has done extensive study on the highly-toxic pesticide endosulfan, says the chemical belongs with the likes of other Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) like DDT and has been the subject of attempts at global banning.
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