
| | Bohol:
safe from tremors | | | The
province is safe from earthquakes as it is not within the so-called Philippine
Fault Zone, according to Engr. Jose Eucel Talisic, science research analyst of
the city-based Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs).
The statement
was issued yesterday after a mild earthquake hit the seawaters between Anda, Bohol
and Southern Leyte at 2:43 a.m. Monday, with no damage to properties in any part
of the province. "Bohol is safer compared to other provinces which are
within the Philippine Fault Zone," the Philvocs official categorically said. FULL
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Calling
all Boholanos from all over the world, you are invited to join the TBTK 2006 on
July, 2006!
 | Editorial
| | "NO"
TO PCGG-MARCOSES COMPROMISE DEAL | | | After
20 years of legal struggle, the PCGG (Philippine Commission on Good Government),
is throwing in the towel and wants to do an "amicable" compromise with
the Marcoses. The latter has been accused of plundering the nation's wealth estimated
at a whooping US$5 to US$ 10 billion.
Aside
from the 500 ill-gotten wealth cases, the compromise agreement will have to mean
the erasure of the criminal charges lodged against the Marcoses.
We
state a categorical, emphatic "No" - in disagreement to the current
direction of compromise pursued by PCGG Camilo Sabio and arrogant PCGG Commissioner
Ricardo Abcede whose name sounds like an unfinished alphabet. For five good reasons. FULL
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| | | | | | FOR
THE LOVE OF THE BOHOLANOS. Scenes like these - Gov. Erico Aumentado looking
at on-going operations at the Gov. Celestino Gallares Memorial Hospital in Tagbilaran
City will be repeated with the biggest cataract scraping and major operations
conducted by the Office of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo through the First
Gentleman Foundation that started last May 27 until June 9. Fotos: RAYMUND
BUSLON |
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