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VOL. LIIV. No. 030

City of Tagbilaran, Bohol, Philippines

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

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City Judges ruled out of Agora case

Judges of the Regional Trial Court (RTC) in Tagbilaran City may not be the ones to handle the case filed by three lawyers seeking the cancellation of the rehabilitate-operate-transfer (ROT) contract of the former Agora public market.

Even before a judge could handle the case for trial, intense wrangling among the lawyers for both parties is ongoing. FULL STORY

BOMB HITS CONGRESS. Tight security at the premises of the south wing of Congress after hit by a bomb explosion past 8 o'clock last night. Three dead, 12 others were wounded. *PDI Foto

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	ANOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL HERO
	In the Garden of Eden, it was a woman - Eve, her name was - who tempted Adam to eat the forbidden apple and doomed (man) kind. But it was also woman, a humble maiden - Mary, her name was - who helped redeem mankind, having begotten a Son (Jesus) who was destined to save humanity. FULL TEXT *Just Before Deadline* Puno, 14 others charged for Malacañang 'cash gifts' A group of lawyers filed charges against Interior and Local Government Secretary Ronaldo Puno and 14 others before the Ombudsman in connection with the controversial "cash gifts" allegedly given to congressmen and local government officials after attending meetings in Malacañang on October 11. Reports said that Philippine Trial Lawyers Association filed charges against Puno, six governors, six congressmen, an undersecretary of the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) and an official of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR). FULL STORY

	BACLAYON LANDMARK. The centuries-old Baclayon Church, the oldest stone church in the country which is a must for tourists to visit.

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