City Hall asked to
release documents

Former OIC Gov. Victor de la Serna demanded from City Hall official documents supporting fund disbursements which he suspects to involve some ghost deliveries amounting to millions of pesos.

In his letter addressed to City Mayor Dan Lim dated Sept. 2, 2009, de la Serna specifically demanded the documents of the questioned P19-million concreting of Gallares Street, the P20-million unliquidated cash advances for 2008 and the particulars of the 22 missing vouchers, not submitted for audit but were already paid by the city treasurer. FULL STORY

EDITORIAL
CARELESS, CAREFREE CITY GOVERNMENT

It's too early for Halloween, but ghosts appear to stalk City Hall these days - making multi-million vouchers disappear and then appear again. Now you see them, now you don't.

'Duelo' card features
Milendo vs. Domingo

"Duelo Del Guapos" card, set on Oct. 3 at the Cuneta Astrodome, will include two exciting matches featuring ALA fighters Milan Milendo and Michael Domingo. They will trade mitts with a Mexican and a former US Olympian.

Filipino Drian Francisco who will be up against Roberto Vasquez will be the main event. At stake is the vacant WBA International superflyweight belt. FULL STORY

OPINIONS

Inabanga A(H1N1) outbreak
controlled, classes resume

Health and local officials in Inabanga have declared the outbreak of Influenza A(H1N1) "under control" as close monitoring continue for the resurgence of flu cases in at least six barangays.

Meanwhile, classes in two schools will resume tomorrow as students downed by flu have fully recovered. FULL STORY


Boholanos head Indian education
school in U.S.

A Boholano couple has distinguished themselves to be academic leaders in a US-Bureau of Indian Education (US-BIE) School in New Mexico, USA.

Mr. and Mrs. Edi A. Managaytay and Zia Redulla-Managaytay earned the rare distinction of occupying key academic positions in a school where only Navajos or any other Native Americans/Americans are hired as heads. FULL STORY

Just Before Deadline.....
Rapist's transfer to
Spanish jail rapped

CEBU CITY. The family of the raped and murdered Chiong sisters will take action to block the impending transfer of convict Francisco Juan "Paco" Larrañaga to a penal facility in Spain.

Thelma Chiong yesterday said that she had gotten over her initial shock and would now seek to preserve the justice that her family had struggled to achieve in the long trial over the abduction, rape and killing of her daughters Jacqueline and Marijoy in July 1997. FULL STORY