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Oro dads to look into airport woes WHAT happened to the “all weather” Laguindingan Airport?

This was one of the questions raised by Councilor Edna Dahino, chair of the City Council committee on trade, commerce and cooperatives, in her special report during yesterday’s regular session presided over by Vice Mayor Caesar Ian E. Acenas.

DEADLY BOMBING. The aftermath of the deadly bombing in Cotabato City in southern Philippines in these photos of the Mindanao Human Rights Action Center.

PNoy to meet with top security officials PRESIDENT Benigno Aquino III on Tuesday assured that culprits in the series of deadly bombings in Mindanao will be brought to justice as the Palace condemned Monday’s bombing which has killed eight people and injured 30 others in Cotabato City.

“I’m sure we’ll be able to get all these culprits in

Moreno ignores prov’l hospitals See AIRPORT , page 11

By IRENE B. DAYO Staff Reporter

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Mayor: politicians behind Cotabato blast

By Ferdinandh Cabrera of MindaNews

COTABATO City––Rival politicians of the Guiani clan are behind Monday’s blast here downtown that killed nine people and wounded many others, according to City Mayor Japal Guiani Jr., who claimed that the masterminds “have already been identified.”

The mayor said it was obvious that he and his sister, HOSPITAL VISIT. Misamis Oriental Vice Governor Joey Pelaez (middle) talks City Administrator Cynthia Guiani-Sayadi, were the to Dr. Joel Babanto, chief of hospital of Gingoog Provincial Hospital, during the vice governor visits to three hospitals in Misamis Oriental on August 5. target of the politicians with “private armed groups.”

Mindanao Daily News photo by Rolando Sudaria

See blast, page 11

OCTORS and hospital staff in various provincial hospitals in Misamis Oriental decried former Governor Oscar Moreno’s alleged neglect on the needs of hospitals in the province.

See debate , page 11

Aggie dept, food agency: No rice shortage

By RUEL V. PELONE of businessweekmindanao.com

MISAMIS Oriental--A top official of the National Food Authority (NFA) and the Department of Agriculture in Region 10 (DA-10) on Tuesday belied report that

local residents went on panicbuying due to rice shortage in the region.

In a statement, NFA Acting Regional Director for Misamis Oriental Mr. Camilo D. Magtrayo assured the public that there is no such thing as “panic-buying” as

reported in the newspaper.

Magtrayo did not however identify the newspaper in his one-page press statement issued to various media outlets, a copy of which was obtained

by BusinessWeek Mindanao online team.

Also in a press statement,

Regional Executive Director Lealyn A. Ramos for Northern Mindanao affirmed the statement of Magtrayo saying “no rice shortage in Northern Mindanao.”

Ramos reported that as of June 30, 2013, the See shortage, page 11

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By IRENE B. DAYO Staff Reporter

DOCTORS and hospital staff in various provincial hospitals in Misamis Oriental decried former Governor Oscar Moreno’s alleged neglect on the needs of hospitals in the province.

The plight of the town hospitals in Misamis Oriental was a complete disaster that hospital staff had nothing but grumble in the way these were run by the previous administration, Vice Governor Joey Pelaez of Misamis Oriental said on Monday.

Pelaez made the observation during a visit to three hospitals in the province’s east district on Monday where hospital staff presented to him a litany of complaints ranging from dilapidated buildings to the lack of hospital equipment and medicines.

Pelaez, together with some members of the provincial board, visited the provincial hospitals in Gingoog City, Talisayan, and Balingasag, all in the east district of Misamis Oriental.

“Daghan mga guba sa atong mga hospital,” (There are lots of ruins in our hospitals), Pelaez said after surveying three municipal hospitals in Misamis Oriental.

He said that these hospitals also lack medicines, the rooms have poor ventilation, and there was this lack of medical equipment, too.

In an interview with the MINDANAO DAILY NEWS, Dr. Joel Babanto, chief of Misamis

Dr. Danilo Ramonal, chief of hospital give details there expansion plan of Balingasag Provincial Hospital to Misamis Oriental Vice Governor Joey Pelaez this during the consultation visit of the vice governor of the three hospital in 1st district of Misamis Oriental on August 5.

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Oriental Hospital Ginoog, said that most of their hospital equipment were already damaged and that the dextrose supply was limited.

Dr. Daryl Ann B. Valdehueza, of Talisayan hospital, said that their hospital has a problem in logistics, defective beds and mattresses, and poor ventilation.

The problems encountered in the Talisayan hospital were the

same as that of Gingoog City hospital, Pelaez said.

He said that the 50-bed hospital in Balingasag, the hometown of former Gov. Oscar Moreno, although looks better compared to other town hospitals in the province, has more problems too.

Dr. Danilo Ramonal, the chief of the hospital in Balingasag, said that the hospital lacks beds and

foams aside from poor ventilation.

Ramonal said that the provincial government should have extended support to the Balingasag hospital since the hospital serves adjoining towns from Binuangan to Jasaan.

The doctors in Balingasag also complained of former Gov. Moreno’s disregard in the professional fee sharing of doctors on

PhilHealth,Ramonal said.

He said the Emano administration should legislate ordinances that would spell out the profit sharing of PhilHealth fees for doctors and non-doctors.

“The profit sharing in the fees for doctors and non-doctors are part of the incentives under the PhilHealth program,” Ramonal added.

Ramonal also aired the “bureaucracy” at the provincial capitol in the deliberation of hospital requests.

“More often, the request is not attended in time that its necessity were usually overtaken by time,” he added.

For mer G over nor Os car Moreno, (now Cagayan de Oro City Mayor), built these hospitals as among the flagships of his administration in the health sector.

Many complained that Moreno allegedly built those hospitals only to boost his political image rather than to serve the impoverished people of Misamis Oriental.

He said that doctors and nondoctors have been optimistic that the administration of Gov. Bambi Emano would show dedicated concern in attending to hospital needs in the province.

Pelaez said that he would submit to Emano the list of complaints aired by hospital staff in various hospitals in the province.

“The provincial board will definitely act on these requests soon,” Pelaez added.

Only Moro rebel, terrorist uses bomb in CDO blast

CAMP EVANGELISTA, Cagayan De Oro City – The bomb that exploded in Cagayan de Oro’s crowded entertainment joints at the Rosario Arcade in Limketkai Complex 13 days ago could be the handiwork of

terrorists, an army official said on Tuesday.

Brig. Gen. Ricardo Visaya, commanding general of the army’s 4th Infantry Division here, said that the improvised explosive device that exploded in

Cagayan de Oro City was an 81 millimeter ammunition used to arm mortar.

Visaya said that “only Moro rebels and terrorist groups use the 81 millimeter ammunition for mortar” although our intelligence operatives were still trying to confirm whether the attack in Cagayan de Oro was that of the ter-

rorists.

He said that the military has not received intelligence reports that the terrorist group of Al Qaida or Jemaah Islamiya would launch a terror attack in the 4th ID’s area of responsibility.

However, Visaya confirmed that the army’s 4th ID received the US issu-

ance of global travel alert on the report of possible Al Qaida’s attacks.

“We are not taking the US alert lightly,” he said.

Visaya also did not say whether the bomb that exploded in Cotabato City on Monday was executed y the terrorist or that the bomb was similar to that explosive that blasted in

Cagayan de Oro. Visaya admitted that Limketkai bombing have several leads and one of them could be by terrorism.

“Although we are still trying to establish a lead at kung sino ang gumawa (who did the bombing) but then sa amin na lang po muna iyon” (just leave it to us), said Visaya.

Day Care Center Renovation - Congressman Rufus B. Rodriguez formally turns over a renovated Day Care Center project at Buena Oro, Barangay Macasandig that cost P150 thousand pesos last July 2. Also in photo are Cong. Maxie Rodriguez of Abante Mindanao Partylist, City Councilors Teodulfo Lao and Enrico Salcedo, Barangay Chair Aaron M. Neri, DPWH employees and the parents and the pupils.

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PNoy to meet gov’t security cluster to discuss Mindanao bombings MANILA -- President Benigno Aquino III on Tuesday assured that culprits in the series of d e a d ly b ombi ng s in Mindanao will be brought to justice as the Palace condemned Monday’s bombing which has killed eight people and injured 30 others in Cotabato City.

“I’m sure we’ll be able to get all these culprits in due time. Ang terrorists iilan lang sila, tagong tago, pero palagay ko mahahanap din natin sila in the very near future, (The are only a small number of terrorists and they are in hiding, but I think we will be able to find them in the very near future),” Aquino told reporters in a media briefing in Subic, Olongapo City.

Aqu i n o vowe d t o hunt down and pun-

ish those responsible for the bombings. The Chief Executive will meet with the government security cluster on Tuesday to discuss the situation in Mindanao.

Asked if Monday’s bombing was related to threats of Al- Qaeda terrorist attacks, Aquino said, “Wala tayo indicators na ganun ang pang yayari. Iisa lang naman ang terrorism angle... we’re exhausting all the leads. (We don’t have any indicators that was the case.

Terrorism angle is the same... we’re exhausting all the leads).”

The powerful explosion which rocked Sinsuat Avenue in Cotabato City during Monday’s rush hour initially killed six people but death toll later climbed to eight when two other

hospit a lize d vic t ims perished.

Two weeks ago, eight people died and several others were injured when a blast hit a mall in Cagayan de Oro City.

Aquino hinted at the possible identities of the suspects but they have yet to verif y if they were responsible for the deadly attacks.

“We’ve been pursuing the suspects but hindi pa sigurado if they’re the parties responsible for this. Merong ilang sektor na ayaw magpatuloy ang ating peace process... we’re exhausting all these leads, we’re investigating the leads to determine who are the perpetrators and eventually these will help us in the arrest (We’ve been pursuing the suspects but we are still unsure if they’re the parties

Senate postpones Napoles case probe MANILA -- The Senate has postponed investigations on the Janet Lim-Napoles pork barrel scam issue until investigative agencies have finished theirs.

The investigative agencies are the Dept. of Justice, National Investigation Bureau , Commission on Audit and the Ombudsman, said Sen. Teofisto Guingona III, Chair of the Accountability of Public Officers & Investigations (Blue Ribbon Committee).

“Once these agencies have come up with their investi-

gative report/s then we will convene again and decide as to whether or not the Senate will pursue and investigate the Napoles case,” he said.

According to Guingona, the postponement of the probe was a consensus among all senators and not just the Blue Ribbon Committee.

“It was just a consensus and it was not discussed much, it was not even voted upon,” Guingona said. “It was just agreed upon and nobody objected.”

“We would not want to

pre-empt the investigative bodies,” he added. “We will have to wait until the investigative reports are done.”

As for meetings on the pork barrel system, Guingona said it was agreed that Sen. Francis Escudero, Chair of the Committee on Finance, will conduct hearings on how to make it transparent and more accountable.

“The agreement was just that; we talked about how to reform the pork barrel,” Guingona said. (PNA)

Cotabato mayor: Car bomb perpetrators identified COTABATO CITY --The mayor here is currently safeguarding the original security camera footage of Monday’s bombing in the city and vowed to unmask the identities of those behind the incident should they not yield to authorities soon.

More so, the local chief said to have in his possession documents pointing to exchange of calls and text messages from parties involved in the plan and execution of the bomb attack that has so far claimed the lives of eight victims and wounding of 30 others.

“As early as this time, I urge both masterminds and perpetrators to come out or else I would offer a bounty

on your heads,” Mayor Japal Guiani Jr. told newsmen here in a hastily called press conference on Tuesday.

Without elaboration, Guiani said the masterminds are “big people,” who have been long involved in the “illegal drug trade” in the Cotabato area.

“The police also have artist's sketches of the culprits who carried out the attack so we have a positive identification of them according to witnesses,” he added.

On Monday, a car bomb exploded around 4:30 p.m. along Sinsuat Avenue here instantaneously killing five people.The explosion came from a parked multi-cab ve-

hicle rigged with explosives in front of the Villa Funeral Parlor along the highway.

The car bomb went off as the Chevrolet vehicle of City Administrator Cynthia Guiani-Sayadi, the mayor’s sister, was passing the area.

“The bomb was intended to kill me or my sister because we have advocated to rid of the drug menace in the city,” the mayor said.

Since his first term as mayor in 2010, Guiani has coordinated closely with the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) after learning that the city was being used as a major transshipment point of illegal drugs in Mindanao.

(PNA)

The blast along SInsuat Avenue in downtown Cotabato City on Monday 5 August 2013 reportedly killed nine people already and injured 30 others. Police said the bomb was placed in a car. MindaNews photo by Ferdinandh Cabrera

responsible. There are few sectors which are against the continuation of the peace pro-

cess.. we’re exhausting all these leades, we’re investigating the leads to determine who are

the perpetrators and eventually these will help us in the arrest),” he said. (PNA)

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Live hassle-free with world-class quality and affordable products from Lamoiyan Corporation

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OW far can you go with P5? Citing rising inflation rates, economic think tanks agree that P5 is the new P1 of today.

For practical mom Edith Dimalanta from Malabon, the P5 is still valuable, especially when she goes to a nearby sari-sari store to buy an important personal hygiene item. “I can still buy a sachet of toothpaste for P5,” she beams, “and that’s Hapee toothpaste.”

With a product that’s more affordable than other leading brands, she says that buying a quality yet affordable tooth care product remains possible for an average Filipino family like them amid rising costs of living. “We thank the makers of Hapee toothpaste and other personal care items. Now, families can live quality lives through their better yet affordable products,” notes Ronald Serillos, a cab driver and father of five from San Juan.

Not too many know that behind this all-Filipino brand is Lamoiyan Corporation. Headed by

a visionary, Dr. Cecilio K. Pedro, Lamoiyan Corporation dared the giants of the toothpaste manufacturing industry and provided consumers with a world-class quality yet affordable alternative oral care product. It was in 1998 when his business venture that supplied aluminum toothpaste tubes to multinationals closed shop due to the shift from using aluminum to plastic tubes. However, it opened the door for him to establish Lamoiyan Corporation in March that same year.

“We introduced worldclass quality toothpaste at affordable prices so Filipinos can afford to brush their teeth regularly, especially those in the provinces where toothpaste and toothbrush are expensive. That dream pushed us initially and we were not afraid to face the giant multinationals because we believe there is the need to help Filipinos, particularly the poorest of the poor,” says Dr. Pedro, President and CEO of Lamoiyan Corporation.

Since day one, the company lived up to its cor-

porate mission—to help improve the quality of life of Filipino families through world-class products. From creating the phenomenal dental care product Hapee toothpaste, the company also expanded to include household and personal care brands like Gumtect, Kutitap, Dazz, and Lice-

aliz.

By bringing essential products within reach of many, this brought 25 years of happy moments not just for the company itself and its people, but also for those who shared the journey with Lamoiyan Corporation.

Maintaining the world-class quality and affordability

of their products enabled customers to save money for other important things for their families.

“The money I could save from buying a sachet of Hapee toothpaste instead of the more expensive brands will really help me a lot. I could use it to buy other things we need at home or even for my kids’ ‘baon,'” cites Dimalanta.

Apart from the economic benefits, consumers remained loyal to the brand due to its world-class quality. “Just like its dishwashing product [Dazz], it keeps our dishes always clean and germ-free,” bares Serillos.

Health-wise, the company also never compromises on this regard. Mindful of the fact that one of the reasons of kids’ absenteeism in schools are tooth decay and head lice infestation, Lamoiyan Corporation committed itself to be part of the solution via its Hapee and Licealiz Anti-lice Shampoo products.

“I used to be always absent in school because of toothache,” says Homer Ellamil, a Grade 2 student

from Batasan Hills Elementary School in Quezon City.

“B e c au s e of Hap e e toothpaste, I can now brush my teeth regularly; no more toothaches.”

Meanwhile, for Princess Tejada, a Grade 3 pupil of Batasan Hills, whose head used to be infested with head lice, she tried Licealiz when Lamoiyan Corporation held its “Adopt-aBarangay” program in their area. From then on, she never missed a class anymore. “My mother used ‘suyod’ to remove the lice in my hair but it was not effective. When I tried Licealiz, I became itch-free and I don’t skip school anymore because of lice infestation that made me feel insecure,” she vividly recalls.

Tejada, together with Dimalanta, Serillos and Ellamil, are just some of the living proof of how excellent Lamoiyan products are that enable them to live worryfree lives. They remind us that the P5 seen today of no value, nevertheless, is worthy of keeping students in school.

Vice Governor Joey Pelaez

Children International Philippines Inc. led a seriesof books turn-over to public schools in Medina, Misamis Oriental Misamis Oriental- Vice Governor Joey G. Pelaez in partnership with Children International Philippines Inc. led a series of books turn-over to Maanas Elementary and Medina Central Schools, both public schools, in the Municipality of Medina in the 1st District

of Misamis Oriental on July 19th and 25th , 2013.

The said books turnover were witnessed and attended gladly of the two public schools’ officials and pupils who experienced the said programs for the very first time.

These books turn-over

in the province initiated vigorously by a Provincial Vice Governor, as a tangible result of the built connections and linkages to a nonprofit organization particularly the Children International Philippines Inc., is a first of its kind in the history of the province. The said

bold and historic move of Vice Governor Pelaez to further improve the quality of education in the province, through supplementing the educational materials provided by the public schools, is a testament of his personal dedication and an unending commitment

Vice Governor Joey G. Pelaez of Misamis Oriental, at the center, along with teachers and pupils presented some of the donated books after the books turn-over in one of the recepient public schools in Medina, Misamis Oriental. Along with VG Pelaez, also present during the said program was former 1st District of Misamis Oriental Board Member Jeremy G. Pelaez.

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to put premium emphasis and advance his cause for education in the province.

As a little history, Vice Gov. Pelaez served for 17 years in the Department of Education (DepEd), the latest of which was being the Executive Director of

the said department, apart from his other socio-civic organizations. In his service in department, VG Pelaez was actively leading in all the capability-building, environmental and entrepreneurial advocacies and

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Even with expanded code sharing agreement with PAL Express

PAL continues service to domestic destinations

MANILA -- Philippine Airlines (PAL) on Monday afternoon clarified that it will still continue service to domestic destinations even as it expands its code sharing agreement with affiliate PAL Express.

In a statement, Ramon S. Ang, PAL president and chief operations officer, said the expanded code share will allow

PAL to continue to expand its network and maximize its existing fleet and resources while giving customers more choices in terms of destinations, flights, and schedules.

According to www.businessdictionary. com, code sharing agreement is a reciprocal agreement through which two or

more airlines offer their passengers’ one booking, one ticket, and one check-in flight to a destination only one of them serves.

Ang assured customers that both airlines would share the same exceptional standards of safety and customer service.

This is being done to allow the flag

carrier to service more routes and ensure seamless connectivity between stops while awaiting delivery of PAL’s new Airbus aircraft to complete its fleet.

PAL issued the statement after a report said that the flag carrier has stopped flying to domestic destinations effective Aug. 1. (PNA)

MAS starts flying to Dubai SEPANG -- Malaysia Airlines’ (MAS) began its daily flights to Dubai, with its inaugural flight taking off from the KL International Airport (KLIA) at 11:30 p.m. on Monday.

MAS Commercial Director Dr Hugh Noel Dunleavy said: “Dubai is a tourism, trade and logistics hub, which has earned itself the reputation as being the gateway between the east and the west.”

He said home to just over 2 million people of more than 200 nationalities, Dubai is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world.

“Wit h wor l d - cl a ss shopping and leisure facilities, Dubai is a popular destination for business and leisure,” he told Bernama after a simple sendoff reception at the KLIA last night.

“As we expand our network, we want to prepare our products and services to serve our guests better each time they fly with us.

“Our focus is ultimately customer satisfaction.” he added.

In t h e m e a nt i m e , MASholidays, the travel and tour arm of MAS, is also offering two tour packages to Dubai in conjunction with the national carrier’s commencement of services to the United Arab Emirates’ capital.

Customers can choose from two packages of either group or individual departure.

The f ive-days and three nights package are priced at RM3,499 and RM2,840, respectively, for inaugural date departures.

The package would bring guests to experience several iconic landmarks in Dubai including the famous Burj Khalifa.

A two-class configured Boeing 777-200 aircraft would be operated on this Kuala Lumpur -- Dubai -- Kuala Lumpur route and it would offer a total capacity of 282 seats in each flight, equivalent to 3,948 seats weekly.(PNA/ Bernama)

A miniature boat sculpture made out of debris is among many items made by survivors of Typhoon Pablo being exhibited at the Abreeza Mall in Davao City from August 1 to 10, 2013. The exhibit will then be moved to SM Lanang on August 11 to 17. MindaNews photo by Toto Lozano

Children paddle their way to visit the new Marine Eco-Tourism Park in Kauswagan, Lanao del Norte, where a 29-hectare park, which include a fish sanctuary, is now being protected for fish and other marine life to fluorish. A number of people visit the park on weekends, like last Saturday (July 16, 2011). It is situated near the port area, which served as the residents’ staging point during mass evacuations during the government’s war with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front in March 2000 and in August 2008. MindaNews photo

DOT 11 lauds TV 5’s taxi squad DAVAO CITY – The Department of Tourism here has commended the TV 5’s Radyo Singko Taxi Squad, which has continued to inspire more cab drivers to be volunteers.

"Another milestone in TV5’s brand of journalism, Radyo 5 Taxi Squad represents one of the biggest and fastest growing volunteer forces in the country, again showing the station’s commitment to cause journalism beyond news, and is action-oriented,” said Art Boncato, DOT regional director.

Last year, interested Dabawenyo cab drivers were asked to sign up and be part of the station’s citizen journalism unit.

Applicants who were interested in the Taxi Squad could avail of free services including haircuts, medical checkups, and snacks.

Raffy Tulfo and Nina Taduran of ABC 5 Manila led the investiture of the first batch of drivers coming from various companies like Holiday and MidValley taxis.

And very recently, DOT Davao volunteered to provide an orientation on the culture of tourism, customer service training and Davao brochures for every recruited batch to become effective front liners in promoting the region, from islands to highlands. (PNA)

Big South Korean film to shoot in Davao DAVAO CITY -- A mainstream South Korean film production starring popular Korean movie stars is scheduled to shoot in Davao.

Department of Tourism-XI Regional Director Art Boncato said the Korean producers of the film are currently on a seven-day trip in Davao to finalize the shooting locations of the said film.

Boncato declined to identify the shooting dates and locations for the film shoot citing it as confidential details.

The film entitled “No Breathing” will star model/actor Lee Jong-Suk, singer/actor Seo In-Guk and singer/ actress Kwon Yuri who is also wellknown internationally as being part of the popular K-Pop girl group Girls’ Generation.

“They will bring in around 72man crew with about 15-20 actors.”

Boncato said citing it as a big South

Korean movie production. “Davao as a location will have about 15 minutes of exposure in the film.” The DOT-XI director added.

“No Breathing” tells about the story of two national swimmers who are going for the top spot in the national team while falling for the same girl.

The three characters suddenly find themselves having to juggle love, friendship, and competition, as they undergo the rite of passage of growing up.

According to Boncato the film producers discovered Davao when a Dabawenyo contingent visited South Korea in June of this year as participants of the 26th Korean World Travel Fair.

The DOT-XI director said attracting the film producers was part of the DOT strategy in positioning

the region as a film location and also one of the efforts in luring the South Korean tourism market.

He said that during their visit the film producers were impressed by the cleanliness and the abundance of natural resources plus the hospitality of the Dabawenyos. Among the locations to be vetted are highland and coastal areas.

He said the film producers saw the effort of the DOT along with the stakeholders and different sectors in promoting the place as among their reasons in picking Davao as a film location.

“This is their first venture in the Philippines and Davao was their immediate choice.” Boncato said.

The film “No Breathing” is set for theatrical release in the latter part of 2013. (PIA XI/RG Alama)

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THERE’S been a lot of noise in drumming up resolution of the bombing incident last July 26, at a resto-bar in Limketkai Center, where eight people were killed and scores of others were wounded, not to mention the destruction to property and the reputation of the city as a peaceful, business community down south.

Students blow whistles, carowners honk here and there, and even the city’s local executive, Mayor Oca Moreno led a “Walk for Peace” last Friday and declared on the same day that the amount of P1 million pesos have been set aside from his discretionary fund for the purpose of giving reward to whoever can lead to the arrest of the perpetrator or perpetrators.

But all of these are “much ado about nothing.”

Nothing, because according to Chief City Prosecutor Fidel Macauyag, “no case has been filed

yet” as of the weekend.

He, in fact, reminded the victims or the bereaved family members of the victims to file a case against the suspect or suspects.

He said there is no need to name the perpetrator, so long there are affidavits or testimonies that will lead to pinpointing the commission of the crime to the person whose image have been produced by computer-generated sketch.

Mere “John Doe” or “John Does” will suffice, Prosecutor Macauyag said, in filing multiple murder and multiple frustrated murder cases against the perpetrator of that deadly blast that not only destroyed Limketkai’s edifice but CDO’s business facades in the face of the world.

He also cautioned complainants and the authorities concerned that they should be coordinating with each other to consolidate the case filed against the suspect or suspects.

With the non-filing of a case yet,

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how do we expect authorities to capture the suspect/s when there is no warrant of arrest/s yet?

Seems to be lack of foresight, but no. People don’t believe that to be.

With the experienced investigators and seasoned law enforcers in the midst of the investigation, the public’s minds refuse to accept there is lack of foresight here.

What about the victims or the family members of the victims?

Those who were calling for justice to the victims?

So, let’s just try to go back to the basic question: How can authorities arrest the suspect or suspects at Rosario Arcade’s blast when their hands are empty with warrant or warrants of arrest?

It seems that before students and professionals even blew whistles to make noise for the resolution of the case, the noise must be intended to remind those concerned in the filing of the case first.

First things first.

For media mileage

Observably, Interior and Local Governments Secretary Manuel “Mar” Roxas II is doing his best these days to be in the media radar presumably because of his rumored run for the presidency come 2016.

But Roxas should better realize this early that when one’s political plans become an obsession, like his, he is prone to commit blunders.

The media mileage he is getting at t he moment evidently boomeranged on his own ambitions.

A deeper view Jesse E.L. Bacon II Recently, with much pride he presided over the press conference to present the Ozamis gang leader and his aide who bolted from the National Bilibid Prisons (NBP) late last year. The

Ozamis gang was linked to many daring robbery incidents in the metropolis capped by t he g roup’s having underta ken the daring rescue of a Chinese couple linked to big time

illegal drug trade here.

The Chinese couple was rescued while in police custody and on their way to the court for trial in Cavite. The police convoy was supposedly waylaid by the Ozamis gang.

While Roxas was so proud about the recapture of the Ozamis gang leader and his aide, hours after the press conference the two got killed. His police escorts clearly defied Roxas whose instruction was to have the See media, page 8

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LIFE’S INSPIRATIONS: “…

All these curses will come on you. They will pursue you and overtake you until you are destroyed, because you did not obey the Lord your God and observe the commands and decrees he gave you…” (Deuteronomy 28:45, the Holy Bible).

-oooTEXT WARNINGS VS. BOMBINGS, TRUE AFTER ALL: The text messages that circulated shortly after the Cagayan De Oro City bombing saying there will be more bombings and destructive killings in many parts of Mindanao in the coming days are true after all. The

Kakampi mo ang batas Atty. Batas Mauricio texter gave specific details where the bombs will go off, and capped his expose with a plea: avoid crowded places in Southern Philippines until December 2013 as violence and mayhem are sure to explode.

I dismissed those text messages as pure nonsense, especially because the Phil-

ippine National Police and the Armed Forces of the Philippines gave repeated assurances that they have the peace and order situation in Mindanao under control. Well, now, with what is happening, let me join the plea of that texter, whoever he or she is (I lost his/her message and his/her

number at this point): avoid the crowds in Mindanao.

This is really sad and very tragic, but what, really, can our countrymen from the South do? It would seem that there is more to what meets the eye, so to speak, in these bombings, because after Cagayan De Oro City, a series of articles appeared in the Internet, laying the blame for this violence on the desire of certain groups to use Mindanao for very strategic economic, political, social, and military advantage. What is the truth in all these?

-oooSee BOMBINGS, page 8

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Agribiz & Rice Techno Investment Forum held Cagayan de Oro City - To sustain efforts in further improve the implementation of programs and delivery of services to attain sufficiency in rice, the Department of Agriculture – Agribusiness Marketing Assistance Division (DA-AMAD) recently conducted an Agribusiness and Rice Technology Investment Forum at Chali Beach Resort, this city.

The symposium served as a venue of information for the Local Government Units, academe and rice farmers on newly developed technologies on rice with optimism to sustain the economic growth in the countryside. Likewise, it is seen to raise a

stronger cooperation and harmonization towards adopting the new promising varieties of lowland and upland rice to alleviate poverty, ensure food security and to provide a healthier, safer and more sustainable environment.

Lorena Duna and Fe

The participants to the agribusiness and rice technology investment forum conducted last July 26, 2013 are the Municipal Agricultural Officers, academe and rice farmers in region-10 (upper left photo); upper right: RTD Hojas informed the participants that more investment fora will be conducted to enhance them since agribusiness and marketing assistance has a big role to operate a business; and PhilRIce Agusan del Norte Head, Abner Montecalvo discuss the thermogenic male sterility system in hybrid rice production and it’s business opportunities.

RPN’s Acappella Singing Search rocks CdO Not even the bombing incident that had happen seventeen hours before the launching of Boses Tinig P-Noy on July 27, 2013 has stopped many Cagay-anons from watching the show held at the activity center of LimKetkai Mall, about 100 meters away where the bombing took place.The event was flocked by overwhelming crowd as they witnessed and cheered this unique talent search singing in acappella that started at 4pm and extended about 30minutes beyond the allotted show time inside the mall.

Highlighting the event was the breathtaking performances of balladeers Anthony Castelo, Aileen Papin and the 11-year old singing scientist Constantine with the participation of Shiela Amoncio, the Mystica of CdO. There were six participating groups during the launching composed of three sets for each of the category, the duet and trio respectively and they served as the weekly winners of the search which will run for 1 season or 3 month period.

According to Rpn Pres Robert Rivera the search is an avenue to discover local talents to be recording artists as winners await over 1million in cash and fabulous prizes including a singing contract with Universal-Polyeast Records. Likewise this is a project that would make a turnaround for RPN who has been known of producing superstars like Nora Aunor, Rivera said.

The active and vibrant president of RPN led its officials and men in conducting the event here in CdO with a motorcade and a press conference after the same was first launched in Baguio last June.

Boses Tinig P-Noy A Cappella Search is a nationwide contest and each grand winner of the 12 provincial stations of RPN will compete this March in Manila after a weekly, monthly and quarterly finals is done per area. The said contest is open to all talented singers from 15 years old and above.

Even physically disabled persons are welcome to join the acappella search as audition continues in nearby RPN stations nationwide.

Abragan, Researchers from the department’s station, Northern Mindanao Integrated Agriculture and Research Center, shared their studies on the tolerant varieties of rice under adverse environment conditions: submergence, drought and saline, and the promising upland and lowland varieties in the region. According to them, a farmer’s basis for selection of rice lines/ varieties are generally on yield, eating quality, tolerance to stress condition; adaptability to specific locations and resistance to pests and diseases.

They added that the approach is a useful design to ensure faster adoption and utilization of new rice technologies developed by researchers to improve varietal promotions, extension work and the rice self- sufficiency program of the government.

Dr. Nonilona Daquiado of Central Mindanao University, Professor of the Soil Department likewise presented the methane gas emission characteristics of some Philippine lowland rice varieties. She noted that proper selection of low-methane (CH4) emitting variety is a very important factor to consider in order to minimize annual CH4 emissions in the

tropical paddy soils in our country and that further studies on screening of rice varieties are required for suitable eco-friendly mitigating option. She further added that such is an imperative move to answer the increasing demands for higher rice production to cope with the growing annual per capita consumption of 119.1 kg in 2008-2009 from 105.8 kg in 19992000.

In her message, DA RFU-10 Regional Technical Director Engr. Roxana H. Hojas is grateful to the participants for sharing their time and interest in attending the said forum with the hope that they were able to learn more information that may help them in their business.

She further informed that more investment fora will be conducted to enhance their marketing and trading abilities that will help the farmers transform from production to agrientrepreneurs.

Other speakers include Abner Montecalvo, Head of PhilRice Agusan del Norte; Engr. Noe Andalan, Chair of Lanao del Norte Seed Growers Multi-Purpose Cooperative and Ed Pit of DA Agri-Pinoy Rice Program. # SVAdecer

Don Carlos is best choice for B’non airport

By Walter I. Balane of MindaNews

MALAYBALAY City––The final choice for the site of the proposed Bukidnon domestic airport is the one in Maray-maray in the municipality of Don Carlos, according to a representative of the aviation consulting firm contracted by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP).

Grace P. Sapuay, environmental specialist of the Philippine Japan Aviation and Airport Engineering Consultancy, Inc. (Phil.

Jac), told Mind aNe ws Monday that after applying the multi-criteria analysis (MCA), the planners found out that the site in Don Carlos is the best in terms of landing, takeoff, and terrain requirements.

Sapuay is in town to do the environmental assessment as part of the feasibil-

ity study for the proposed airport. She said their firm is due to submit its report on August 26.

Last April, Raul Glorioso, department manager of the CAAP aerodrome engineering unit, told MindaNews the proposed project is still at the feasibility study stage expected to be done this month. After which, he added, they will be ready with recommendations and fund sourcing.

He said three sites were being considered for the airport – an airstrip in the municipality of Don Carlos, another area in Cabangahan in Malaybalay, and in Dabongdabong in Valencia City.

Glorioso said they inspected the three sites during the April 3-4 visit of the team, which included a representative from Phil.

Jac and from Science Vision for Technology, tasked to

conduct the feasibility study for the project initially dubbed “Bukidnon Airport Development Project.”

The study intends to determine the air travel demand for Bukidnon and “identify the most suitable site for a new airport.” The study also seeks to check the most effective and efficient way to serve the air travel requirements “not only of Bukidnon, but as well as of the Central Mindanao area.”

Aside from the establishment of a domestic airport in Bukidnon, the Bukidnon Kaamulan Chamber of Commerce and Industr y, Inc. (Kaamulan Chamber) has pushed for a Bukidnon special economic zone as “priorities” for the province, said Roderico Bioco, chamber president, in his report to the group’s fourth general membership meeting last month.

Bioco told around 200 participants that one of the priority projects pushed by the chamber with the reactivation of the Bukidnon Investment and Export Promotion Board is construction of the Bukidnon domestic airport.

“Laguindingan (airport) is too far, even Davao (F. Bangoy International Airport),” he said, adding Bukidnon has no airport even if it has greater economic activities than the cities of Ozamiz and Pagadian, which have airports of their own.

Bioco said the CAAP has conferred with the chamber about a Malacañang directive for the conduct of feasibility study.

He noted that the most critical point in developing a new airports is the acquisition of land to accommodate the required runway and aerodrome.

Regulatory body approves less energy costs ILIGAN City, Lanao del Norte––The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) may lessen the cost of ancillary services (AS) charges by 30 to 40 percent than the current structure for the same amount of reserves.

This is after the Energy

Regulatory Commission (ERC) recently granted provisional authority to NGCP to implement its Ancillary Service Procurement Agreement (ASPA) with three Aboitiz-owned power firms – SN Aboitiz Power-Magat, Inc., SN Aboitiz Power – Benguet, Inc. and Therma

Luzon, Inc. NGCP President Henry Sy Jr. has long been pushing to lower AS rates for NGCP grid customers. “We are constantly looking for ways to lessen AS cost by engaging power generators which are technically capable and willing to provide AS at

a rate acceptable to gridusers,” Sy said.

The Commission issued the order in response to the petition of NGCP to procure Ancillary Service (AS) from the three power plants to augment the existing reserves for the Luzon See energy, page 8

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two suspects brought to the NBP. That order was never implemented.

T he p ol ic e e s c or t s instead brought the two escapees to Dasmarinas, Cavite and while on their way they were shot dead by their escorts supposedly because they attempted to grab their guns. In self defense, the escorts pumped several bullets to the body of the escapees causing their instantaneous death.

To distance himself from the bloody death of the two escapees, Roxas was forced to order an investigation into the incident. Later, he hi mself a nnou nced the incident was a rubout contrary to the claims of their escorts.

The incident made him appear pathetic because it clearly showed the lack of respect even the ordinary police have on Roxas. It just

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WHY IS VIOLENCE GRIPPING MINDANAO? Over and above the quest for truth on who is responsible for these bombings should be the search for the “why?” or the “cause” of it all. Why are these happening? What NOTICE NOTICE OF DEED OF SELF ADJUDICATION OF FOUR (4) PARCEL OF LAND AND AN OLD BUILDING OF JOSEPHINE NAYVE MARRIED TO THE LATE WILLIAM NEWTON WHO DIED ON DECEMBER 26, 1997. “A PARCEL OF LAND COVERED TCT NO. T-44590 AND TAX DECLARATION NO. G-201711 SITUATED AT CAMAMANAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY, CONTAINING AN AREA OF EIGHT HUNDRED SIXTY SEVEN (867) SQUARE METERS MORE OR LESS. “A PARCEL OF LAND COVERED TCT NO. T-41704 AND TAX DECLARATION NO. G-201712 SITUATED AT CAMAMANAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY., CONTAINING AN AREA OF EIGHT HUNDRED SIXTY SEVEN (867) SQUARE METERS MORE OR LESS WITH A BUILDING TAX DECLARATION NO. G-201713.

“A PARCEL OF LAND COVERED TCT NO. T-44741 AND TAX DECLARATION NO. G-004689 SITUATED AT MACAHAMBUS STREET, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY., CONTAINING AN AREA OF THREE HUNDRED ONE (301) SQUARE METERS MORE OR LESS. “A PARCEL OF LAND COVERED TCT NO. T-44604 AND TAX DECLARATION NO. G-066628 SITUATED AT KAUSWAGAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY., CONTAINING AN AREA OF THREE HUNDRED FIFTY FOUR (354) SQUARE METERS MORE OR LESS. PER DOC. NO. 143; PAGE NO. 29; BOOK NO. XM; PER NOTARIAL REGISTRY OF ATTY. CANCIO P. GUIBONE. MDN: AUG. 7, 14 & 21, 2013

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proved that Roxas does not have a clear understanding of the police psyche that they can brazenly defy him.

A nd w hen a b omb exploded in Cagayan de Oro last week on the last day of a physician’s convention instantaneously killing six innocent civilians and two more later, Roxas was seen on national television berating local police investigators for what he said the premature clean-up or release of the crime scene.

Roxas was in the city morning after the incident happened.

But the national police chief himself clarif ied later that the investigators had already done their investigation hence their having released the crime scene.

From where I sit, the two cited incidents happened because of Roxas’ desire t o i m me d i at e l y i s s u e statements with good sound bytes for the consumption

of media. It is in this regard that Roxas should be careful about.

While it is expected that he’ll do his best to be in the media radar most of the time if not all of the time, he should be discerning enough to know that not all media mileage will work to his favor. The above instances clearly show that his presence during the press conference and when he conducted a scene of the crime investigation in Cagayan de Oro did not work wonders for him.

Some people in the case of the rubout of the Ozamis gang leader and aide are even of the belief now that Roxas gave his blessings to what the police escorts did. Those who look at this incident differently now say how can the police be so daring to insult Roxas, their civilian boss, by mercilessly killing the prisoners in their custody if Roxas did not know what they were

intending to do?

Unfortunately for Roxas, it is now believed that he had prior knowledge about the fate that befell the two gangsters and he was just forced to announce it was a rubout when announcing ot her wise would be so untenable already. And in his knee-jerk reaction to the clean-up of the crime scene in Cagayan de Oro just shows his ignorance about police work.

Actually, Roxas’ problem is his being a square peg in a round hole at the interior and loca l governments department. His having figuratively asked President Aquino to give him the interior portfolio af ter it was left vacant by the untimely demise of the late Jesse Robredo was meant to corner the most number of cabinet portfolios to him and his Liberal Party mates.

Mark my word on this.

Roxas will sef-destruct as interior secretary and thus

caused all of these? This kind of an approach may yet provide us with a clue on what to do to eliminate or at least minimize the death and destruction arising from incidents like these.

For sure, there will be a lot of theories and suggestions on what is causing these bombings, and many may even dig up and relate them to the case of a foreigner whose lower limbs were blasted away

in a Davao City hotel, presumably by a bomb he was tinkering with himself, and who was suddenly taken out of the city, to the dismay and chagrin of city officials.

Indeed, there are many things that do not fit in all these, but then, there is one more thing that is bothering me about all of these things. It would appear to me that, once again, whatever is happening in Mindanao appears to be a part of a Biblical warning, given to people who no longer listen to God (that is, who no longer read His Bible), and who no longer obey Him. -oooWARNING OF FOREIGN VIOLENCE FROM THE BIBLE: I am referring to Deuteronomy 28:15, in relation to Deuteronomy

28:20, and 49-52. Deuteronomy 28:15 is saying that if a people will no longer listen to God (or will no longer read His Bible), and will no longer obey Him, many curses will come upon them and overtake them. Among these curses, Deuteronomy 28:20 says, are “confusion and rebuke in everything you put your hand to, until you are destroyed…”

Deuteronomy 28:49-52 talks about more awesome and dreadful curses of foreigners coming to our land, taking everything from us: “The Lord will bring a nation against you from far away, from the ends of the earth, like an eagle swooping down, a nation whose language you will not understand, a fiercelooking nation without respect for the old or pity

DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE Notice is hereby given that we, ANTONIO ELAGO DUGENIO and TERESITA ELAGO DUGENIO, all Filipinos, of legal age, residents of Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines, hereinafter called the VENDORS and SHIRLEY R. DAL, Filipino, of legal age, with residence and postal address at Lilo-an, Catarman, Camiguin, hereinafter called the VENDEE; that for and in consideration of the sum of FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND PESOS (P500,000.00) PESOS Philippine Currency in hand paid by the herein VENDEE unto in favor of the VENDORS, the herein Vendors hereby SELL, CEDE, TRANSFER AND CONVEY, unto the VENDEE, her heirs successors and assigns the approximately ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED (1,400) SQUARE METERS more or less, which parcel of land is a PORTION to the following described property, situated at Centro, Poblacion Catarman Camiguin and more particularly described as follows to wit; Lot No. 4595 part under TCT No. 792 In Particular, Lot 4595-B & Lot 4595-C is the subject of DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE. As per Doc. No. 331; Page No. 68; Book No. XLIV; Series of 2000; under Notary Public of ATTY. EMMANUEL A. AKUT. MDN: July 24, 31 & Aug. 7, 2013

In compliance with Section 7 of R.A. 10172, a notice is hereby served to the public that JERAH AMELANO EJEM has filed with this Office a Petition for Correction of Clerical Error in her GENDER from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of JERAH AMELANO EJEM who was born on NOVEMBER 18, 1994 at CLAVERIA, MISAMIS ORIENTAL and whose parents are RICARDO A. EJEM and LETECIA A. AMELANO.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this Office not later than AUGUST 15, 2013.

(SGD.) ANNA VICTORIA A. EVANGELISTA Municipal Civil Registrar MDN: Aug. 7 & 14, 2013

Grid wherein the demand is increasing. According to NGCP, the available reserves are not sufficient to comply with the required levels of contingency and dispatchable reserves prescribed in the Philippine Grid Code (PGC).

The agreement will also address the possible AS supply deficiency during the dry season when Kalayaan Hydroelectric Plant has low water reserve.

NGCP Spokesperson Atty.

Cynthia D. Perez-Alabanza explained, “By entering into an agreement with the AS suppliers, NGCP is ensured

of the reliability of the supply of reserves necessary to maintain the quality and frequency of electricity transmitted to distribution utilities and other grid-users.”

The ASPA, which will be effective for a period three years, is a result of negotiations between NGCP and the three power firms to arrive at an AS rate that is beneficial for both the generators as supplier and NGCP’s power customers as consumer. In turn, the ERC-approved AS rate indicates that AS charges may be 30 to 40 percent less than the current structure for the same amount of reserves.

Sy added, “We continue to push for less expensive ancillary services to make sure that we only get the more efficient and affordable ancillary services providers.

We want to serve our grid customers better. We will secure the reliability and stability of the grid, but we will not burden the endconsumers.”

for the young…

“They will devour the young of your livestock and the crops of your land until you are destroyed. They will leave you no grain, new wine or olive oil, nor any calves of your herds or lambs of your flocks until you are ruined. They will lay siege to all the cities throughout your land until

the high fortified walls in which you trust fall down.

They will besiege all the cities throughout the land the your God is giving you…”

-oooREACTIONS? Please call me at 0917 984 24 68, 0918 574 0193, 0922 833 43 96. Email: batasmauricio@yahoo.com, mmauriciojr111@gmail.com

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of the Office of the Vice Governor to be its main partner in the implementation of the organization’s educational program in the country.

As a non-profit organization partner, Children International Philippines Inc. works to eradicate poverty through diverse programs that provide children access to medical and dental care, educational support, life skills and leadership trainings that empower them to create lasting and positive changes in their communities.

Its core programs focuses on education, health, nutrition, youth development, child abuse prevention, infrastructure building, disaster preparedness and risk reduction. We require the commitment of all stakeholders concerned – our beneficiaries, the community and the partners from various sectors of the society that support these worthy causes.

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activities, development of organizational structures in all national public schools, and leadership programs for the youth from its formulation to its very implementation.

In his message to the eager pupils of above-mentioned public elementary schools, he encouraged both the pupils and their teachers to read and use all the donated books wisely and diligently. Vice Gov. Pelaez also emphasized his deep desire to bring a similar program of books turn-over, through the s ame me chan is m , not only in the municipality of Medina but to the entire province of Misamis Oriental as well.

He also mentioned his deep gratefulness to the Children International Philippines Inc. for its unselfish and a very accommodating act of accepting the request

Republic of the Philippines Office of the Municipal Civil Registrar Don Carlos, Bukidnon -o0oNOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC July 29, 2013

In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1, Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), a notice is hereby served to the public that MOISES KAPUNAN MAPA has filed with this office a petition for correction of entry in the date of birth from “AUGUST 13, 1959” to “JULY 30, 1959” in the certificate of live birth of MOISES NARIBA MAPA at AGUSAN PEQUEÑO, BUTUAN CITY, AGUSAN and whose parents are VICTORIA CAPUNAN NARIBA and MAURECIO BAIS MAPA.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 15 August 2013.

(SGD.) JUDITH ALVIZO-CALO, LLB, MPA City Civil Registrar MDN: July 31 & Aug. 7, 2013

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province of Misamis Oriental MUNICIPALITY OF CLAVERIA

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province: Agusan del Norte City/Municipality: Butuan City

CCE-0138-2013(R.A. 10172)

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province of Misamis Oriental MUNICIPALITY OF CLAVERIA

squander any chance of succeeding Aquino in 2016 for he should admit he is not cut for that job.

(Reactions at jelbacon@ yahoo.com or at jelbaconii@ gmail.com . This can also be read at www.raconteurme. blogspot.com)

In compliance with Section 7 of R.A. No. 10172, a notice is hereby served to the public that LORJAY LANTACA VALENCIA has filed with this Office a Petition for Correction of Clerical Error in her GENDER from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of LORJAY LANTACA VALENCIA who was born on DECEMBER 25, 1988 at CLAVERIA, MISAMIS ORIENTAL and whose parents are VICTOR VALENCIA and TERESITA LANTACA.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this Office not later than AUGUST 9, 2013.

(SGD.) ANNA VICTORIA A. EVANGELISTA Municipal Civil Registrar MDN: July 31 & Aug. 7, 2013

Change of First Name In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 1048, a notice is hereby served to the public that Zinnia T. Isla has filed with this Office a petition for change of first name from SISINIA to ZINNIA the certificate of live birth of Sisinia Conol Tumampos who was born on 23 November 1955 at Lobogon, Aloran, Misamis Occidental whose parents are Cayetano Tumampos and Teodora Conol.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this office not later than August 6, 2013.

(Sgd.) MELISA R. CAVALIDA

Municipal Civil Registrar MDN: July 31 & Aug. 7, 2013

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Blood donation drive in Ozamiz continues

By Rutchie C. Aguhob of PIA

OZAMIZ City, Misamis Occidental––The blood donat ion dr ive of t he Oz am i z D is aste r R isk Reduction Management Council (DRRMC) does not end with the celebration of the National Disaster Consciousness Month (NDCM), continues through the year.

This was clarified by

Airport... from page 1

The councilor cited reports about the cancellation of flights last Saturday due to weather conditions and lack of needed equipment. The airport is said to be operating using visual flight rules without the air navigation and support services facilities (ANSSF).

According to the councilor, it was assured that the multi-billion airport would be safe and will able to handle day flights regardless of weather conditions.

But even with the slightest rain, she said, flights had to be cancelled.

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region has harvested a total of 277,052 metric tons of palay from 59,968 hectares rice area planted during dry season. This provided around 3,601,678 bags of rice @ 50 kilograms (kgs) per bag.

In its latest monitoring, the price of rice in Carmen and Cogon, the major public markets in Cagayan de Oro, is selling well-milled rice ranging from P38-40; regular milled rice at P3237; premium rice at P40-45 and fancy rice at P42-45, said Ramos adding, “stocks of different rice varieties are also visibly displayed in the market that denotes abundance in the supply of

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The bomb that set on fire four vehicles, five motorcycles and seven business establishments, exploded when the bulletproof vehicle of the mayor’s sister was passing by, police said.

“I have documents here that I will turnover to the rightful authorities that will solve this problem,” Gui-

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due time. Ang terrorists iilan lang sila, tagong tago, pero palagay ko mahahanap din natin sila in the very near future, (The are only a small number of terrorists and they are in hiding, but I think we will be able to find them in the very near future),” Aquino told reporters in a media briefing in Subic, Olongapo City.

Aquino vowed to hunt

Mark Vincent E. Israel, CDRRM officer, who said that almost 50 bags of blood had been collected by the CDRRMC during the bloodletting drive held at the city public mall, July 31.

The activity was conducted by the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) in coordination with the City Health Office (CHO) and the Mayor Hilarion A. Ramiro Sr. Regional Train-

ing and Teaching Hospital (MHARS-RTTH).

Meanwhile, Israel said the CDRRMC will continuously conduc t t he information, education and communication (IEC) campaign on how to go about with the disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation (DRR/ CCA) in all elementary and secondary schools of the city.

The campaign will in-

clude lectures and orientation on preparedness and mitigation of disasters, like tree planting and the conduct of regular community flood drills in flood-prone barangays , particularly Gango, Doňa Consuelo, Maningcol and San Miguel and earthquake drills in the other areas of the city.

Israel said other technologies will also be introduced like vertical farming that involves the use of

discarded plastic water containers, opened on the sides to be stacked with soil and arranged on top of the other and planted with vegetables, for daily use, on the sides.

The technology is very appropriate in urban areas where garden spaces are scarce -- you can just hang the plants or use these to decorate fences Israel added. (RCA/PIA10, Misamis Occidental)

Already, passengers are inconvenienced by the distance of the airport, cancellation of flights mean more inconvenience and expenses, she added.

Dahino said the cancellation of flights not only caused inconvenience to the passengers and affected their itineraries, but will also affect the business of the airline companies. She expressed fears that because of losses, they may eventually decide not to offer services to and from the said airport.

Image The lady councilor said Cagayan de Oro has been known as the Gateway to Northern Mindanao. In

2012, it was adjudged as the Most Competitive City among 122 cities in the country. The recognition was given when the city was just recovering from the December 2011 Typhoon Sendong tragedy, said Dahino.

She expressed concern that the situation at the airport may have negative effects on the city’s performance and economy.

Parking fee Dahino added that there is also a need for the city to be enlightened on parking policies at the airport. A P20 parking fee is being charged to every vehicle entering the airport. But even those that are just dropping passengers

are being required to pay, she cited.

Vice Mayor Acenas said the committees on trade chaired by Councilor Dahino and on public utilities chaired by Councilor Abaday will jointly look into these concerns in aid of legislation.

Meanwhile, issues regarding road woes leading to the airport were referred to the committee on public works chaired by Councilor Alden Bacal.

Resolutions Councilor Ramon G. Tabor, chair of the committee on police, fire and public safety, said these problems were already anticipated.

Through Resolution No. 11383-2013, the 16th City Council strongly supported the call of the business sector for the deferment of the opening of the Laguindingan Airport pending commissioning of its air navigation and support services, and the strengthening of the road network leading to the airport.

In June 10, 2013, five days before the airport was inaugurated, legislators reiterated this through Resolution No. 11417-2013.

Tabor gave three reasons for the resolutions: safety, security and convenience.

A report from Lorebeth C. Requiroso of the Power

rice in the region.”

Magtrayo said the public need not even worry over the supply of rice--and even the price of rice in the local markets.

“There is no truth to the alleged shortage of staple food (rice),” said Magtrayo.

He stressed that the NFA has adequate supply of rice that can even last even beyond the lean months season––the months of June to August.

Contrary to newspaper report, he said that starting this week the NFA will increase its rice allocation to NFA-accredited outlets in the markets.

On one hand, Magtrayo has dispatched price monitoring teams to ensure that the agency’s low-priced good

quality rice is readily available in Misamis Oriental and Cagayan de Oro City.

“And ensure that there will be no speculations to drive the price of rice in the markets,” he said adding, “prices of rice have normalized with the onset of palay and corn harvest.”

Meanwhile, price monitoring conducted by the Agribusiness Marketing Assistance Division of DA-10 shows that an increase of P0.50/kilo for well-milled rice is observed for August 1-6, 2013 period. An increase of P0.50/kilo for regular milled rice was also noted for July 18-23, 2013 period while it has remained steady in the subsequent weeks.

Ramos further assured the public that the increase

of prices during the lean months should not be used as indication of rice insufficiency in the region.

Magtrayo also emphasized that a total of 500,014 bags of rice are stocked at the NFA bodega in Cagayan de Oro City as to date.

“In addition to our rice supplies are the stocks positioned at the traders and retailers which are not included in the NFA inventories. The rice supplies in the region are more than enough for the needs of the consuming public,” Magtrayo said.

Magtrayo also announced that NFA will continue to buy palay throughout the region at P17.70 per kilo.

He f u r t her sa id t hat starting this week NFA will

increase its rice allocation to NFA accredited outlets in the markets. This will also ensure the consumers that there will be abundant supply of affordable and quality rice in the market.

National Food Authority (NFA) through Regional Director Miguel C. Wycoco guarantees the public that there is enough supply of rice in Northern Mindanao.

As of August 5, 2013 stock inventories positioned in the different NFA bodegas in the region reached 755,686 bags of rice at 50 kgs per bag.

The DA and the NFA will continue to monitor the supplies and prices of rice in the market and will do necessary measures to stabilize the prices and stocks of rice in the region.

ani claimed. He said those behind the bombing were “big people,” referring to politicians who may have been involved in kidnapping and illegal drug operations in the past.

But the mayor, as well as the police, refused to name names.

“If you look at it, for the past years there have been no more kidnappings in Cotabato City. So I think this is

one of the reasons that this group hates me,” Guiani said.

He claimed he has been receiving threats since sitting in power in in 2010.

The mayor said the attackers had apparently already plotted their usual route from city hall, and thus positioned the bomb-laden car at the right spot.

Chief Supt. Charles Calima, regional police director for Region 12, noted that the

attackers are apparently aware of Sayadi’s bulletproof car, the reason they used a very powerful bomb. “Why was the explosion so big? Because the vehicle of their target was bulletproof,” he said.

Reports said 30 were injured in the blast, some of them confined at the Cotabato Regional Medical Center (CRMD), at the Notre Dame Hospital and at the Cotabato Polymedic Center.

At CRMD, eight patients are still confined for treatment.

The Mindanao Human Rights Action Center (MinHRAC) reported that as of 7 p.m. on Monday, there were six confirmed deaths and 30 injuries. At 7 a.m. today, the number of fatalities rose to eight.

But by 9:30 a.m., one of the patients at the CRMC died, MinHRAC said.

down and punish those responsible for the bombings.

The Chief Executive will meet with the government security cluster on Tuesday to discuss the situation in Mindanao.

As k e d i f Mon d ay ’s bombing was related to threats of Al- Qaeda terrorist attacks, Aquino said, “Wala tayo indicators na ganun ang pangyayari. Iisa lang naman ang terrorism angle... we’re exhausting all the leads. (We don’t have

any indicators that was the case. Terrorism angle is the same... we’re exhausting all the leads).”

The powerful explosion which rocked Sinsuat Avenue in Cotabato City during Monday’s rush hour initially killed six people but death toll later climbed to eight when two other hospitalized victims perished.

Two weeks ago, eight people died and several others were injured when a blast hit a mall in Cagayan

de Oro City.

Aquino hinted at the possible identities of the suspects but they have yet to verify if they were responsible for the deadly attacks.

“We’ve been pursuing the suspects but hindi pa sigurado if they’re the parties responsible for this.

Merong ilang sektor na ayaw magpatuloy ang ating peace process... we’re exhausting all these leads, we’re investigating the leads

to determine who are the perpetrators and eventually these will help us in the arrest (We’ve been pursuing the suspects but we are still unsure if they’re the parties responsible. There are few sectors which are against the continuation of the peace process.. we’re exhausting all these leades, we’re investigating the leads to determine who are the perpetrators and eventually these will help us in the arrest),” he said. (PNA)

Biblical reflection

Bro. Edcel L. Closas

Greater love Special Gospel of the day: Mark10:32-45(August7, 2013-Wednesday) Mark 10:32-45-And they were in the way going up to Jerusalem; and Jesus went before them: and they were amazed; and as they followed, they were afraid.

And he took again the twelve, and began to tell them what things should happen unto him, [Saying], Behold, we go up to Jerusalem; and the Son of man shall be delivered unto the chief priests, and unto the scribes; and they shall condemn him to death, and shall deliver him to the Gentiles: And they shall mock him, and shall scourge him, and shall spit upon him, and shall kill him: and the third day he shall rise again: What was the reason of Jesus Christ why He submitted his life to death?

Ephesians 2:14-16-For he is our peace, who hath made both one, and hath broken down the middle wall of partition [between us]; Having abolished in his flesh the enmity, [even] the law of commandments [contained] in ordinances; for to make in himself of twain one new man, [so] making peace; And that he might reconcile both unto God in one body by the cross, having slain the enmity thereby: The truth is, His life offered for our sake and for our salvation. He voluntarily gives up his life to redeem us from sins.

Romans 5:12-Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned. Luke 1:71-That we should be saved from our enemies, and from the hand of all that hate us.

John 3:16-For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

John 15:13-Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. Can you “offer yourself” for the sake and benefits of others?

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wednesday | august 7, 2013 EDITOR: CHENG ORDOÑEZ

Panama boxer ‘El Felino’ Jones denies doping charge WORLD boxing champion Guillermo “El Felino” Jones of Panama City on Monday denied accusations he resorted to drugs to gain an advantage in his fight against Russia’s Denis Lebedev in May. Jones, who holds a World Boxing Association (WBA) title in the cruiserweight category, told the Panamanian daily Critica in a phone interview that he did not use any banned substances to drop weight before the fight against Lebedev, which he won by knockout in Round 11.

According to the daily, Jones said “my promoter (Don King) told me they will handle this situation, that I shouldn’t worry. I’m calm and I’m not worried, because we are fine and, as I said, all

this about doping is an excuse from the Russians. I won the fight. “ On Friday, the WBA reported Jones’ title was “under review” due to suspicions of doping.

Jones and Lebedev had until Monday to authorize the opening of a B test to confirm the results of an initial test that allegedly indicated the presence of a weightloss substance in Jones’ urine.

The daily added it spoke with WBA Executive Vice President Gilberto Jesus Mendoza, who confirmed that on Friday they had received a statement from Don King’s lawyers.

Mendoza said the association would issue a statement on the matter later Monday.(PNA/Xinhua)

Negrense track star joins PHL Team in Asian Youth Games

Nearly 500 shooters to see action in Silay City

BACOLOD City––Negros Occidental High School track star, Mary Anthony Diesto, is joining the Philippine delegation to the 2nd Asian Youth Games in Nanjing, China on August 16-24, 2013.

The Filipino athletes will leave for Nanjing on August 17.

The 16-year-old Diesto was also among the 115 young athletes from various countries who participated in the 2013 5th Asian School Games in Hanoi, Vietnam last June 22 to 30.

In its website, the panaynewsphilippines.com reported that Diesto fortified her bid to join the two international sports events after her impressive performance in the recent Philippine National Games

(PNG) in Pasig City.

Diesto, a resident of Baragay Bata, won two gold and bronze medals in the PNG, the report added.

She ruled the 100 meters in the junior girls division, clocking 12.90 seconds, ahead of Altas Leah Joan Creer with 13.02 seconds and teammate Winnie Lorenio of Leyte Sports Academy with 13.06 seconds.

Diesto also defeated Creer in the same event in last year’s Batang Pinoy in Tacloban City. She clocked 12.63 seconds to beat Creer

who finished by 12.99 seconds.

In Nanjing, Diesto will see action in two events, triple jump and long jump.

During the Philippine National Games held in Pasig City last May 24-June 2, Diesto won two gold medals and a bronze.

She ruled the 100-meter in the junior girls division, clocking 12.90 seconds, and the junior girls’ triple jump with a leap of 11.15 meters, Chan (center) of the Philippines competes against and took the bronze in long Jeffrei Japan during the second round match of the 27th FIBA jump with 4.97 meters.

Asia Championship in Pasay City on August 5, 2013. The philippine news agency

Philippines won 90-71. (Xinhua/Rouelle Umali)

Li Na ready for Rogers Cup

China’s Li Na talks to the media on day 1 of the 2013 Rogers Cup in Toronto, Canada, Aug. 5, 2013. (Xinhua/Zou Zheng)

China’s Grand Slam singles champion Li Na, who’s vying for the Rogers Cup title this week in the Canadian city of Toronto, says Monday she’s ‘prepared’ and ‘confident’ with her game.

World No. 5-ranked Li, who won the first-ever grand slam tennis singles title for Asia back at the 2011 French Open, will be representing China along with world No. 54 ranked Zheng Jie at this year’s Rogers Cup, the third oldest title in tennis after Wimbledon and the U.S. Open.

Zheng Jie was ousted in the first round against Germany’s Mona Barthel Monday, but there’s still hope for China as Li, who was the runner-up at last year’s tournament in Montreal, prepares for her first match on Wednesday.

Li told Xinhua that she won’t be taking it easy.

“Last year I got a lot of confidence after I come to the final, but you know this year is already one year past, so but yeah, I will focus on every match,”

she stressed.

According to the draw Saturday, fourth seed Li may be facing No. 8 seed Angelique Kerber of Germany in the quarterfinal round, and either No. 6 seed Petra Kvitova of Czech Republic or No. 9 seed Caroline Wozniacki in the semifinal round. Li won’t be facing the world’s No. 1 player Serena Williams until the final round.

An aggressive baseline player, Li has been following her coach Carlos Rodriguez’s advice to move off the baseline and close the net. Her change in strategy was noticeable at this year’s Wimbledon when she came to the net 71 times in the quarter-finals to earn 48 points. While she was ousted in the quarterfinals, but world No. 5-ranked Li believes the new strategy worked for her, and says she will continue testing it out in Toronto.

Li’s first match will be against Russia’s Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova on Wednesday. (Phoebe Ho/Xinhua)

BACOLOD City––More than 400 practical shooters will see action in the 3rd World Shoot Qualifier in Silay City, Negros Occidental on August 8 to 11, 2013.

The event is sponsored by the Gun Club of Negros Occidental in cooperation with the city government of Silay headed by Mayor Jose Montelibano.

The main match is set from August 9-11.

Match director Chepit Dulay, former vice president of the International Practical Shooting Confederation, said the event will have 14 unique stages.

The tournament will be the basis for the selection of the members of the Philippine Team in next year’s World Shoot in Florida.

The Philippine Practical Shooting Association requires all who aspire to be members of the Philippine Team to attend a series of qualifying matches in order to be selected.

Negros Occidental, which last hosted a major practical shooting event 15 years ago, has noted shooters in its stable, including Talisay City Vice Mayor Neil Lizares, Tootsie Anglo, Andy Gonzaga, Edmund Villavicencio, and Janette Gonzaga. A report from PNA

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