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website: leytesamardaily.net VOL. XXV NO. 126 http://www.scribd.com/lsde_scribd e-mail: Editorial - lsdaily2@yahoo.com FRIDAY AUGUST 16, 2013 P10.00 IN TACLOBAN
By JOEY A. GABIETA

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DILG officer in East Samar alleged to demand SOP

TAC L O BA N CITYe provincial o cer of the Department of the Interior and Local Government in Eastern Samar is being accused to have demanded money taken from an antipoverty fund from his local operations o cer.
But this allegation against him was immediately dismissed by Jesus Naquila, the subject of the allegation who branded the accusation as baseless. Naquila is being accused by several municipal local operations ofcers of demanding P3, 000 from them early this year. to page 7

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ings of P25,000. e other runners-up winning P5,000 each are Garry Balano (Need Not Rock the Boat, Borongan Bay) and Reinier Ampong (Rest, Lo-om River). Winners of Canon Peoples Choice Award are Reinier Ampong (Rest, Lo-om River), Eunice Abenis (Taking the Detour), and Abdel Elecho (Skimboarding). Each will receive a Canon digital compact camera. e special award was based on the three entries with the highest number to page 2

not yet received his salary for the month of July, a tra c enforcer of this city was not tempted to slash even a single penny contained in a wallet he found while conducting o cial duty at the city street near Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church around 3:45 p.m. of August 9. Rambo Camingawan, a casual employee of the city government with a salary of more than P12,000 a month, said he opted to keep the wallet for safekeeping purposes. e 28-year old tra c enforcer said that he made an e ort to contact the cellphone number from a receipt issued by a forwarding comto page 6

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Rambo Camingawan, an honest man.

Leyte Samar Daily Express With huge poverty incidence

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Friday, 16 August 2013

MDG target for EV impossible to achieve, o cial says

TACLOBAN CITY With still unchanged regional poverty data for the past two decades, the National Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB) concluded that the region would not be able to attain reduction targets by 2015 under the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). NSCB Regional Head Evangeline Paran said that it is impossible to bring down poverty incidence to 22.6% in 2015 from 45.4% as of rst semester of 2012. To achieve that, the region has to lower down the poverty incidence by 23% in two years, she said. For more than two decades now, poverty incidence of the region has remained in the 40% level. It was 45.1% poverty incidence in 1991, the baseline year for MDG target setting. When we talk of poverty, our basis is income. Most of the people in the region are employed in agriculture, which is a non-productive sector. People, most of them are tenants and laborers, just work for survival and not for entrepreneurship, Paran said. She noted that poverty incidence has worsened in the past three surveys. In 2006, 41.4% of the regions population are poor; it increased to 43.8% in 2009 and ballooned further to 45.4% last year. Among the six provinces of the region, Eastern Samar had the worst situation with 67% of the population are economically depressed. Other provinces also registered high poverty incidence Northern Samar (53%), Samar (44%), Southern Leyte (43%), Leyte (40%) and Biliran (28%). Paran expressed concern that the inability to reduce poverty incidence will a ect other MDG indicators nutrition, education, gender equality and women empowerment, reducing child mortality, improve maternal health, combating diseases, and environmental sustainability. Although a third of the regions 4.10 million population are dependent on farming, the sector only contributed 22.6% to the regional economy last year. Agriculture sector slipped by 3% in 2012 due to the decline in livestock and poultry production and low prices of major crops such as coconut, sugarcane and abaca. MDGs is a set of timebound and measurable goals and targets for combating poverty, hunger, diseases, illiteracy, environmental degradation and discrimination against women. Philippines committed to improve the performance in these indicators. (SARWELL
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Couple arrested for tra cking a minor

ORMOC CITY- Following hours of surveillance, a couple was arrested by the police for alleged trading a 13-year old girl while waiting for male customer beside Gaisano Capital along Real St., this city at 10:30 p.m. August 14. Arrested was Irish Ybaez, 33 who was with the minor when the police together with personnel of the City Social Welfare and Development O ce apprehended her. Her live-in partner Pedro B orlaza, also known with as Lalang, 28, was also arrested when he tried to rescue his live-in partner. e two are residents of Sitio Dao, Lilo-an, Ormoc. Both denied the allegations and said it was the minor who kept on texting them asking for a customer. Ybaez claimed that she only gave in to the childs request that night of assisting her to buy shabu for her sister - an alibi used by the minor to prolong the deal while waiting for the conduct of the arrest. e minor, said added, had started to burst anger when a customer le as she refused to go for the P500 deal. At their meeting place, the almost two- hours surveillance revealed that Borlaza from time to time would appear to talk with Ybaez and le . Borlaza said he occasionally works as errand boy in one of the lodging houses in the city and do some laundry of the linens while Ybaez is jobless and is five month pregnant of their rst baby. Ybaez and the minor agreed to meet that night through text messages. It turned out that it was the minors aunt whom she was exchanging the text messages. In an interview, the couple revealed a group of six or seven minors at times go to their house and request for a banker in exchange of money but said they would refuse and instead gave them money for fare back home. The Womens and Childrens Concerns Desk (WCCD) and a representative from the City Social Welfare and Development O ce rescued the minor victim. A case of quali ed trafficking was filed by the mother of the rescued girl against Ybaez and Borlaza through inquest proceeding. (ELVIE ROMANROA)

NOTICE is hereby given that Lorenza Jervoso-Torres heir of late Dominador Jervoso and Rosalia Jervoso executed a Deed of SelfAdjudication over a parcel of land, situated in Brgy. Romualdez, MacArthur, Leyte, covered with Katibayan ng Original na Titulo Blg. P-40497, and covered by Tax Dec. No. 02-024-022-00042, containing an area of 19,978 square meters, more or less. A Deed of Sale was executed a portion fo 1,800 square meters from the above-described property in favor of Alex Barantes Simbajon as vendee; per Doc. No. 2596, Page No. 23, Book No. 66, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty. Vicente G. Rudas. LSDE: August 9, 16 & 23, 2013

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from page 1 of likes on Facebook. Honorable mentions are Ian Alido (Crimson Dawn), Alfred Dalida (Divinubo Island), Jesus Abbie Odejete (Suribao River), and Reinier Ampong (Forever Starts Here). Each will receive gi items worth P1,000. e winning photographs are found on www.goborongan.com. Lawyer Paul Resurreccion, a photographer with local and foreign photo exhibitions to his credit, Aaron Ebio, a Boronganon and professional photographer for a number of Manila-based companies, and Joel Mangahas, a development specialist in a multilateral development institution with formal training from the Federation of Philippine Photographers Foundation (FPPF), composed the board of judges. Awarding of prizes

will be held at the Borongan Cultural Stage on September 7 during the Padul-ong Festival dance parade competition. e photo contest with the theme Shoot Green: Borongan as an Ecotourism Destination, was organized by Go! Borongan, a privately managed, nonprofit, ecotourism portal that aims to promote Borongan City as a top ecotourism destination. The tilt was co-presented by Canon Marketing (Philippines), Inc. and HDI AdVentures, Inc. Radyo Natin FM 104.1, DYES Radyo ng Bayan, and Leyte Samar Daily Express were the competitions media partners. (PR)

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Agreement on land reclamation to be nalize this week, Maasin city mayor says
TACLOBAN CITY A memorandum of agreement on the reclamation of an 80-hectare area that would be the future economic zone of Maasin City will be nalized this week Maasin Mayor Maloney Samaco, who said that they are now modifying the agreement on shares of income for the local government and property developers, revealed this. e target is to proceed with the P1 billion reclamation project this year following the recent approval from the Philippine Reclamation Authority and Environmental Management Bureau on the project. Developers Crown Regency Hotels, Resorts,

Leyte schools to vie for eco-friendly school search

TACLOBAN CITY Three schools in Leyte will compete in this years national search for sustainable and ecofriendly schools, according to an official of the Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) in Eastern Visayas. Maribel Munsayac, EMB-8 education and information section division head, said the schools were recently chosen in the regional search last month. These schools were Lomonon Elementary School in Palompon, Leyte for the Elementary Level; Don Geronimo B. Zaldivar Memorial School of Fisheries in Albuera, Leyte for the Secondary Level; and Visayas State University of Baybay, Leyte for the Tertiary Level. In 2009, VSU placed second in the national search. The three regional winners in their respective category receives a cash prize of P10,000. Muns ayac s aid 15 schools in the re-

Monolith Construction, present. ly r a e r u and Development Corp. o s a s Low, low fare last will convert an open beach 3 or until seats 01 2 , 16 14 . g u 13 A to a commercial area at the . 1 - Dec. 31, 20 Sale Period: el Period: Sep av Tr back of the city hall. e developers are also exLE BREAKDOWN DOMESTIC SEAT SA Ph p 69 9 pected to invite investors. Ph p 39 9 Ph p 99 Base Fare Php 120 120 p Ph Once the reclamaPhp 120 Admin Fee Php 98. 28 28 62. p Ph Php 26. 28 12% VAT Php 15 tion area is completed, Php 15 Php 15 ASF Php 932 .28* * .28 596 p Ph it will be easier for us to Php 260.28* 300 One Way Fare: from Php 250 Php Surcharge ranging *Exclusive of Fuel invite investors. One of 75 Terminal Fee Php to and an Taclob oban to our constraints is space cl Ta to an ob Manila Tacl o il for commercial buildings o Il Cebu considering that our land area is smaller compare to other cities in the region, Samaco said. e proposed area extends southward from Why everyJuan flies. CebuPacificAir the back of city hall to the Domestic CAB Approval No. 869, 08-12 s.2013 existing wet market. TERMS & CONDITIONS DOMESTIC one way fares are inclusive of Base Fare, Admin Fee, 12% VAT, Aviation Security Fee and 7 kg hand-carry baggage allowance but exclusive of Many of our land area Fuel Surcharge ranging from Php 250 - Php 300, Php 75 Terminal Fee and check-in baggage. Fares are non-refundable but rebookable subject to Php 1,000 rebooking fee plus fare difference. For your convenience, flight changes, availing of prepaid baggage allowance for your check-in baggage and web check-in are mountainous. The service can be done up to 4 hours before your scheduled flight. AVAILABLE NUMBER OF SEATS ON-SALE PER ROUTE and v.v.: DOMESTIC: TACLOBAN only way to expand busiTO: Cebu: 13,199; Iloilo: 1,350; Manila: 20,911 and v.v. Call Summit World Tacloban at (053) 325-7747 to 49 / 321-9410/523-9832 or visit the travel agent near you. ness in Maasin is to reclaim, Samaco said. four out of the 70 baranmayor, the city governBoracay while Monolith in Pasig City. CP_LeyteSD18'5x15_Aug14-16.indd 1 8/13/13 6:46:01 PM According to the city ment will not spend for Construction and DevelMaasin, a fourth class gays in the city. Operaproperty development. opment Corp. was behind city in Southern Leyte, tions of major businesses e development concept the design of north park- has a land area of 211.70 are concentrated in Bais similar to Global City. ing building of SM Mall square kilometers with a rangays Abgao, TungaCrown Regency oper- of Asia in Pasay City and third classi ed as urban Tunga, Tagnipa, and ates hotels and resorts in 600-feet o ce skyscraper area. Business establish- Combado. (SARWELL Cebu, Makati, Davao, and One San Miguel Avenue ments are located in only Q.MENIANO)

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gion joined the search which aims to highlight achievement of schools that are committed in implementing various environmental programs. With the theme, Sustainable and Eco-friendly Initiatives, the search was conducted to integrate in the school curriculum environmental programs and activities such as tree planting activities, solid waste management programs, e n e rg y c ons e r v at i on programs, water conservation programs, MRF, composting and other environment related extension activities and programs. Munsayac added that the eco-friendly schools program launched last 2009 and 2011 generated positive responses from the schools and this paved the way for this years competition. The nationwide contest dubbed, 2013 National Search for Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Schools, is a direct response to Republic Act No. 9512 also known as the Environmental

Awareness and Education Act of 2008. Munsayac said it is also the Philippine initiative in support to the declaration of 2012 as the ASEAN Environment Year with the theme Environmental Awareness thru Eco-Schools, and the United Nations Decade of Education for Sustainable Development (2005-2014). The contest was also organized to highlight achievement of schools that are committed in implementing various environmental programs. Open to all elementary, high school and tertiary school levels, both public and private, the activity aims to encourage schools and academic institutions to become more actively involved in environmental issues at a practical and local level. It also aims to develop skills and understanding among students, faculty and school administrators to initiate active responses and increase community awareness and involvement on environmental concerns.
(REYAN L. ARINTO)

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Friday, 16 August 2013

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her liberty to defend her side and protect her children and family from what she branded as unfair reporting. Now that the court had issued the warrant for her arrest, it would do well for her to come out and face the charges. Any attempt to run from the law would place her in greater trouble. The call is for her to come out in the open and extricate herself from the charges. With her tale before the editors and reporters of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, she must have the courage to prove herself against all the accusations which she branded as unfair. On the other hand, government authorities need to implement the arrest warrant issued by the court in order to preserve public trust in our justice system. This is one proverbial big sh that government needs to demonstrate its political will and show the people that it is serious is stopping the alleged perpetrator of a big time scam from further doing her nefarious trade to steal more from government.

ith the issuance of the arrest warrant against Janet Lim Napoles, all government law enforcement authorities must join hands and exert serious efforts to nab the suspect. The notorious lady had been roaming freely enjoying her liberty as she mounts her defense against the charges leveled against her. She even had the gall to attempt to gain a reversal of the news stories that saw print in prestigious national broadsheets, chief of them the Philippine Daily Inquirer where the suspect sought for an audience allegedly with the editor-in-chief but turned-out as a roundtable discussion. She portrayed herself as a victim of unfair accusations. She, however, could not pinpoint the alleged unfair aspects of the published reports. She begged for a stop to what she branded as unfair and unjust reporting by the national broadsheet. But the editors, columnists and reporters were united in their stand to go by the accuracy of the news story. She enjoyed

Arrogant Velmar bus conductress

Business jargon customer is always right ignored. Senior Citizen Law is being tested whether or not it has teeth. In my 77 years existence in this beautiful planet, I have never been humiliated, till recently on August 10. For all you know the person who has disgraced me in front of many passengers is a woman. I have deep respect to woman, because my mother is of the same gender. But, the conductress may not have a father to respect to; hence her arrogant attitude to senior citizens. How it happened? The incident on August 10 is not the rst time. Some three months ago, I boarded the Velmar Transportation bus with the subject conductress issued me a ticket fare for P17.00. I protested and showed her a ticket in the amount of P15.00 isback the ticket punched with P17.00 and replaced with a ticket P15.00 worth of fare. For several occasion since then she was collecting the correct fare of P15.00, until August 10, 3pm, she collected P17.00. When I protested, she berated me. Ikaw ang magbuot nga ako ang conductor! Disinuebe aos na ko ning trabaho! Moreklamo ka sa LTFRB! In English, You willed that I am the conductor! I am nineteen years already in this job! You complain to LTFRB! I tried to show her my senior citizen identication card but she did not mind. Before stepping out of

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sued the same day in the morning by another conductor of the same transportation company, when I boarded from Barangay Juaton, Ormoc City (Km 8) to Poblacion, Kananga, Leyte (Km 24). She told me the other conductor is wrong, because in her 19 years in the service, he never did mistake in the computation of

fares. I told her to show the ticket with P15.00 fare to the inspector who happened to come on board. I did not hear their conversation, because they were at the front portion of the bus near the drivers seat, while I was seating at the last rear seat. She returned to me and gave me the ticket I asked her to show to the inspector, simultaneously she took

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Friday, 16 August 2013

OPINION

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The egg-laying sink

Voila! Easy, free and Godgiven meal. If you own my sink, what would you do? Drive the hen away? Sanitize your kitchen sink? Stew Gallena? Truly, reecting on it may seem meaningless. Indeed, we have so many blessings that come in little packages but hardly notice them. My hen has been laying eggs for months and it took some time for me to discover it. In my resolve then to thank the Lord, I always keep the kitchen sink door wide open to admit Gracious Gallena. While feeding him with rice automatically adds up to my daily rice consumption, I come to discern that God is really good. I think He wants all his creatures to depend and complement with one another. Was it not Simba, the Lion King who thought that we all belong to one circle of life? I could not but be moved at how Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle expressed his dismay over the current mishap that our Congress has gotten itself into with a citizen who became richer by some of our solons indiscretions. No, he did not hurled slights and invectives on those involved in it, although I should admit they deserve it. He did not because he is not one to vilify. He cried. I could just imagine how he felt while calling on the culprits to repent, to live the life of a squatter even for a day and feel how it is to be poor. That emotion, emotion so intense you cannot help but be on the verge of tears, isnt something you can fabricate with air, like the tears shed by our actors and actresses behind the spectacle of lights. You could see the emotion as nothing but genuine, one that comes from someone who feels for the poor because he knows how it is to be poor, one who isnt just pretending to know the plight of the poor because he feels impelled to preach about poverty. That is one more reason to admire Tagle, having deed the conventional notion that it is not likely for a man to cry. But those tears were not tears shed for no reason. Those were tears shed for every reason. For all its worth though, those tears may as well be futile tears, or tears shed in vain, tears which, if decoded to echoing words, fell only on deaf ears. While may be louder than the loudest words ever bellowed, those tears may as well be the faintest murmur whispered to the deaf. While it conveyed more meaning than a thousand words combined, those tears were nothing to those who could hear but refuse to listen. Which is to say that those tears actually meant a lot, to the poor that is, but not to those who should supposedly be struck by it. Making these scoundrels wander in a poverty stricken alley is not so much a dilemma as making them realize that they have taken from them one dime too many. Making them see the magnitude and degree of paucity in these parts is not so much a hurdle as making them see that it is beyond greediness to take more than what one ought to receive. Which is why those tears, while could be a

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atty. frANZ RAYMOND P. ASPA cause to ponder, wouldnt do much to hinder. It will cause that injudicious bunch who took what didnt belong to them to hark back on what they did but not to deter them from looking forward to doing it again. It will cause them to listen, but it will not cause them to change. And that is supposedly the province of the investigation being conducted now by the authorities having as its end the bringing to justice of those who may have taken a chunk of the loot from the farce that has

I own an enviable kitchen sink. Tiled, abundant tap, and wide enough to accommodate a weeks unwashed dishes and believe it! It yields fresh eggs day in and day out. How? One morning while doing the dishes, my shehen, Gallena cackled right under my very feet and wanted to get out. Surprised why she was inside my house, and under my very sink I asked my little boy, only to be casually enlightened that the

daily fresh eggs served to me during breakfast are laid by this hen right before me. I could not trust my boys judgment. Immediately, I stooped to validate what was under my sink that made it an attractive egg laying-ready nest. To my surprise my open frying pan was ready to double as daily nesting place of this extraordinary hen. What a beautiful hen? Imagine, fresh eggs in my frying pan! All I have to do is crack one and heat it.

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August 16, 2013 Friday of the 19th Week Jos 24:1-13; Ps 136; Mt 19:3-12

THE QUESTION OF DIVORCE

Some Pharisees came up to Jesus and said, to test him, May a man divorce his wife for any reason whatever? He replied, Have you not read that at the beginning the Creator made them male and female and declared, For this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and cling to his wife, and the two shall become as one? Thus they are no longer two but one esh. Therefore, let no man separate what God has joined. They said to him, Then why did Moses command divorce and the promulgation of a divorce decree? Because of your stubbornness Moses let you divorce your wives, he replied; but at the beginning it was not that way. I now say to you, whoever divorces his wife (lewd conduct is a separate case) and marries a divorced woman commits adultery. His disciples said to him, If that is the case between man and wife, it is better not to marry. He said, Not everyone can accept this teaching, only those to whom it is given to do so. Some men are incapable of sexual activity from birth; some have been deliberately made so; and there are some who have freely renounced sex for the sake of Gods reign. Let him accept this teaching who can.

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ing Congress to appropriate 400 million for project feasibility studies. There are a lot of non-public-private partnership (PPP) projects the government intends to undertake for which feasibility studies should be conducted to determine their viability. The 400 million is among several special propose funds included in Aquinos budget proposal. It is the rst time that the amount is appearing in the proposed budget. also, violated the provisions of LTFRB Memorandum Circular No. 2003-033, Grant for Fare Discounts to Elderly, Disabled Persons and Students, mandating, All operators covered and affected by this are required to post a copy of this Memorandum Circular at a conspicuous place in their terminals and in all their public utility vehicles. The Memorandum is not posted. Velmar Transportation, likewise, violated the provisions of LTFRB Memorandum Circular No. 2009-010, Granting of Transportation Fare Discount to all Senior Citizens, because the conductor overcharged herein complainant an amount of P2, instead of giving a 20% discount mandated by the law. In scrutinizing the tick-

MARRIAGE, A BUSINESS DEAL?

Everything God does is out of love. All Gods actions throughout the history of Israel recounted by Joshua in the rst Reading, manifest his wisdom and love, which, of course, reached its climax in the death and resurrection of his Son Jesus. If we keep Gods enduring love in mind, we can better understand his laws, including the difcult ones, such as the law about divorce enunciated by Christ. Permanent union between the spouses is the original will of the Creator (Mt 19:6). Of course, a life-long, self-giving union is not easy. Love can be as powerful as a tempest. But it is also delicate and fragile. It can be wounded and lost. But what Jesus was proclaiming was the vision of love between spouses, which would reect the enduring covenant relationship between God and his people. If the love such as proclaimed by Christ is the motive for a marriage, then marital life stands a good chance of success. On the contrary, if it is merely a business deal, it will soon break down. A man lived in the wilderness and advertised for a wife: She must be able to sew, cook, clean, raise children, sh and have a motor boat, which she must bring with her. P.S. Send pictures of boat and motor. That could be a business deal, not an everlasting covenant. (His Word for Today by Vima Dasan, SJ, published by Paulines. Visit us at www.paulines.ph or Paulines Media Center, Real St., Tacloban City, Tel. No. 321-3195) Sowers Seeds: Heaven is always a bargain no matter what it costs. Our days are valuable in proportion to what they earn for eternity. -Blessed James Alberione, SSP, S.Th.D., Founder of the Pauline Family

Budget Secretary Florencio Abad bared that there will be no salary increase for government workers next year as there are no funds in the proposed 2.26 Trillion 2014 national budget for new round of salary increase. The government has just completed the 4 year salary adjustment under the Salary Standardization Law (SSL) III. Salaries already comprise a large part of the national budget. SSL III was the third part of the multi-year salary adjustment program for government workers whose pay rates have doubled. For instance, President Aquinos basic pay now is 120,000 a month. It used to be 60,000. The monthly salary of members of Congress is 90,000 a month. It use to be P 40,000. Supreme Court Justices now have a takehome pay of 130,000 a month. The ination would continue to be 3-5% range next year which the pesodollar exchange rate would

remain at 41-43 to the dollar. The countrys dollar reserves could cover 12 months of imports. President Aquino is ask-

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the bus she shouted: Ayaw pagsakay niining traka! Reklamo ka sa LTFRB! In English, Do not board this truck! You complain to LTFRB! I shouted back, Yes, Ill do! Indeed, upon reaching our house I opened the computer and immediately entered the web site of the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board. I sent my complaint for Overcharging, arrogant conductress, and violations of the provisions of LTFRB Memorandum Circular No. 2008-031, Mandatory Posting of Fare Guide. Without the posting the fare guide, the conductress has overcharged my fare and probably all the passengers using the same route. Velmar Transportation,

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NEWS/NOTICES

Friday, 16 August 2013

CAMP KANGLEON, Palo, Leyte- e Philippine National Polices plan to hire 30,000 civilian employees in the next two years will free policemen from doing administrative tasks and will allow the deployment of more cops to the streets for crime prevention and control duties, said the regions top police o cial. This is a very noble idea and we are grateful to the President for approving the proposal of our Chief, PNP, said PCSupt. Elmer R. Soria, director of Police Regional O ce 8 (PRO8). Policemen should perform police tasks like patrolling the streets, investigating crimes and tra c management instead of performing clerical and administrative work, the highest ranking police

Soria: Hiring of civilian employees means more cops on the streets

o cer in Eastern Visayas added. e PRO8 director noted that with 30,000 civilian employees that will be hired, the same number of policemen will be deployed to the streets for increased police presence and to catch criminals. The PRO8 has 6,179 uniformed personnel with around ten percent of them assigned at the regional headquarters and provincial and city police o ces doing administrative functions aside from those tasked to do clerical works at di erent police stations. PRO8 also has 134 Non-Uniformed Personnel (NUPs) or civ i li an employees. Soria attended the 112th anniversary of Police Service at the PNP headquarters in Camp Crame, Quezon City last Tuesday wherein President Benigno Aquino III announced the governments plan to hire civilian employees to fill in the posts occupied by policemen who would be doing eld work. There are currently 146,085 policemen nationwide and about 60,000 of them are doing desk jobs or engaged in administrative activities. e hiring of NUPs is part of the PNPs transformation agenda enhanced by PNP chief PDGen. Alan LM. Purisimas CODE-P program which stands for competence, organizational development, discipline, excellence and professionalism. With this plan, we will be closing the gap in achieving the ideal 1:500 police-to-population ratio, Soria added.PINSP ROMUEL Madjus voters ID found in the wallet. e new chief of Tra c Division, Senior Inspector Orlando G. Viacrusis, helped in contacting Madjus who happened to be his neighbor in Matagob. Madjus previously lived in Cogon, Ormoc City. Camingawan said even if he was surprised to have seen a lot of money inside the wallet, he was never tempted to keep it to himself. He added that he believed that money taken from a dishonest means would not bring good to his family and bad karma may fall to him. The money, it turned out, was intended for Madjus mother medicine needs. Madjus claimed the wallet from Councilor Codilla at the Ormoc City

Kanhuraw Hill scene every Monday morning. Public servants at service to the people of Tacloban. The city government of Tacloban led by its chief executive, Mayor Alfred S. Romualdez, its department heads and employees at a regular Monday session, starts the week with a ag raising ceremony and a morning conference to thresh out issues affecting the city. (Photos by: TJ Lim / Gay B. Gaspay TISAT)

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rendered the poor poorer by P10 billion. To do the job of making sure that the sham will never happen again, not soon, not in a decade, not ever. Of making sure that it will never happen again either because they lay helpless behind the cold bars of their prison cell or because those he may have similar wicked inclinations will think twice and eventually abandon what their doomed predecessors have had the bad taste of doing. That should do what Tagles tears couldnt.

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pany inside the wallet hoping the information could reach the owner, identi ed as Celso Madjus but there was no reply. Not losing hope to contact Madjus, Camingawan surrendered the wallet containing important documents and cash of more than P10,000 to Councilor, Antonio Codilla, in his ofce, last August 12. Codilla was a former barangay chairman of Brgy. Cogon, the address stated in

ets, I found out one of the tickets issued has the serial number written by ball pen with blue-colored ink. The handwritten number is 06234, my colleague in the media, Nards Ver Melendres, a

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hall on August 13 and met Camingawan. Amazed and thankful that his money was still intact, he gave reward money to the enforcer for his good deed and serving as excellent example of a government servant.(ELVIE

retired ofcer of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), advised me to give to the concerned ofce for appropriate action. I told Melendres I am not inclined bringing the matter to BIR, because, I pity the owner of Velmar Transportation. The violation could not have been exposed, if not for the arrogant conductress. Anyway, thats life, translated by a Frenchman, cest la vie, pro-

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Isidoro Merencillo extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over

NOTICE is hereby given that Rosita Orquilla Merencillo heir of late

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH DEED OF DONATION

a parcel or residential land situated at Rabante St., Brgy. San Policarpo, Calbayog City, Lot No. 4983, containing an area of 832 square meters, under Tax Dec. No. 99-01017-00374. A Deed of Donation was executed in favor of Edmundo O. Asis as Donee from the above-described property; per Doc. No. 1431, Page No. 85, Book No. XLIX, Series of 2007 of Notary Public Atty. Ma. Rowena L. Urot. LSDE: August 9, 16 & 23, 2013

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NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Sps. Regino Caylo and Puricacion Abelardo who died on December 27, 1993 and January 3, 1995, respectively both at Caridad, Baybay, Leyte extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land Tax Declaration No. 08-03-0006-00963 located at Brgy. Damula-an, Albuera, Leyte, with an area of Three Hundred Ninety Two (392) square meters, more or less. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor of Sps. Julito T. Senillo and Lorna Senillo of legal ages, and residents of Brgy. Damulaan, Albuera, Leyte, per Doc. No. 03, Page No. 1, Book No. 02, Series of 2013 of Notary Public Atty. Bonifacio T. Degamo, Jr. LSDE: August 2, 9 & 16, 2013 NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Soledad Remegio Vasquez died intestate on August 17, 2007 at Brgy. Tubod, Isabel, Leyte, extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of residential land located at Brgy. Tubod, Isabel, Leyte, designated as Lot 3-Z, of the subdivision plan, Psd-08-006162, being a portion of Lot 3, Psd-08-004587, TCT No. TP-12612, Tax Declaration No. 17-0023-00311 R13, containing an area of Two Hundred Twenty-Four (224) square meters, more or less, per Doc. no. 109, Page No. 22, Book No. XXXVI, Series of 2013 of Notary Public Atty. Melinda C. Domael. LSDE: August 2, 9 & 16, 2013 NOTICE is hereby given that heir of the late Spouses Zosimo Estil and Dalmacia Balahay who died intestate both in Barugo, Leyte on January 28, 1981 and September 10, 1990 extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land situated at Barangay Busay, Barugo, Leyte, designated as Cad. Lot No. 5257, PLS-1061-D, containing an area of 142 square meters, more or less, covered by OCT No. P-26174 in the name of Zosimo Estil. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor of the vendee Ma. Socorro Balahay, heirs hereby SELL, CEDE, TRANSFER and CONVEY by of absolute sale, per Doc. No. 388, Page No. 159, Book No. III, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Juan L. Caamaque, Jr. LSDE: August 2, 9 & 16, 2013

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NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Allan T. Yu, extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over one-half portion of the one-seventh (1/7) share of a parcel of land, Lot 2, situated in the Brgy. of Marasbaras, City of Tacloban, Leyte containing an area of 24 square meters, more or less; per Doc. No. 557, Page No. 35, Book No. XV, Series of 2013 of Notary Public Atty. Camilo Camenforte. LSDE: August 9, 16 & 23, 2013

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DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATES OF GLORIA SOLEDAD STA. MARIA, GIL SOLEDAD STA. MARIA and GLORIA DULCE SOLEDAD STA. MARIA
NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the Estate of Gloria Dulce Soledad Sta. Maria, Gil Soledad Sta. Maria and Gloria Dulce Soledad Sta. Maria extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over 2 parcels of land hereinafter referred to as: 1) A parcel of land (Lot No. 1755 of the Cadastral Survey of Tacloban), with the improvements thereon, situated in the Barrio of San Jose, Municipality of Tacloban, containing an area of Two Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty-Eight (2,858) square meters, more or less; 2) A parcel of land (Lot No. 1756 of the Cadastral Survey of Tacloban), with the improvements thereon, situated in the Barrio of San Jose, Municipality of Tacloban containing an area of One thousand Nine Hundred Ninety Nine (1,999) square meters, more or less; per Doc. No. 162, Page No. 34, Book No. XIV, Series of 2013 of Notary Public Irene T. Pontejos. LSDE: August 2, 9 & 16, 2013

NOTICE is hereby given that Celso L. Onde, heir of Consolacion L. Onde executed an afdavit of Self-Adjudication over a portion of a parcel of land, covered by Tax Dec. No. 99-31028-00319, Cad. Lot No. 2734, located at Brgy. Lomonon, Palompon, Leyte, containing an area of 420 square meters, more or less and hereby conrm the sale, transferred and conveyed in favor of Sps. Renato Clitar and Nilda Clitar as vendee; per Doc. No. 89, Page No. 19, Book No. XX, Series of 2013 of Notary Public Alejandro R. Diongzon. LSDE: August 9, 16 & 23, 2013

AFFIDAVIT OF SELF-ADJUDICATION WITH CONFIRMATION OF SALE

DEED OF SELF-ADJUDICATION WITH ABSOLUTE SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Runo Gamez who died on January 5, 2005 at Tanauan, Leyte, extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land designated as Lot No. 15120, Cad 505 of the Tanauan Cadastre, situated at Brgy. San Victor, Tanauan, Leyte containing an area of Ten Thousand Four Hundred Twenty-Two (10,422) square meters, more or less, coverd by Original Certicate of Title No. P-47562 in the name of Runo Gamez. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor of Spouses Wilfredo Lobrigo and Lourdes Lobrigo, likewise of legal age, and residents of Osmea St., Brgy. Bonifacio, Distric III, Poblacion, Tabontabon, Leyte, per Doc. no. 205, Page No. 41, Book No. LXX, Series of 2013 of Notary Public Atty. Edwin Y . Chua. LSDE: August 2, 9 & 16, 2013

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF DECEASED AMONG THE HEIRS WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Gloria S. Sta. Maria who died on June 13, 1997 in Tacloban City extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land designated as (Lot 3328-B-2 of the subdivision plan), Psd-08-004918 Lot 3328-B, Psd-08-004662, T.C.T. No. T-31349 situated at Barangay of Marasbaras, City of Tacloban, Province of Leyte, containing an area of Two Thousand (2,000) square meters, more or less. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor of Reynaldo M. Fuentes, Filipino of legal age, married and a resident of No. 8 President Osmea St., Life Homes Subdivision, Rosario, Pasig City; per Doc. No. 596, Page No. 130, Book No. 13, Series of 2013 of Notary Public Atty. Joseph N. Escalona. LSDE: August 2, 9 & 16, 2013

DEED OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL PARTITION OF REAL ESTATE WITH DACION EN PAGO (Lot 3328-B-2; T.C.T. No. T-31349)

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said that he gave money to him. He told us to share the money with him. ere was a directive coming from him for us to give him P3,000, the o cial, who requested not to named, said. He said that he was only able to give Naquila P2,750. According to him, several other municipal local operations o cers acceded to the demand of Naquila. But they would not come out in the open because they are afraid that he might take action against them, the o cial added. It was learned that the money was taken from the P30,000 grant by the National Anti-Poverty Commission (NAPC) to 17 local government units in Eastern Samar intended for their trainings on antipoverty programs. e NAPC grant was downloaded to the bene ciary local government units. Eastern Samar has 23 towns and one city, Borongan. e two local operations o cers said that the demand of Naquila put them into quandary as to how they could liquidate the fund. Balase, for one, said that he had to use the papers of his travel to Legaspi City to justify the lacking P3,000 he gave to Naquila. His January, 2013 travel to Legaspi was also related to the NAPC training, he said. e other local operations o cer said that he just used the allocation of his o ce on supply and materials as a way to ll the P3,000. But Naquila dismissed the allegation against him. I am denying their allegation against me. I never asked money from any one of them, Naquila, who was appointed to his post November, 2012, said. Naquila said that the complaint against him could be traced to what he claimed personal grudge by the complainants. He said that they were not doing their work as local operations o cers as he had issued several memoranda addressed to them for their poor quality of work. ey are taking my action against me. is are all work; nothing personal, Naquila. The regional office of the DILG is now conducting an investigation on this matter upon the order of Director Pedro Noval, Jr. Noval said that he tasked the regional legal o cer, Cyril Blanco, to conduct a fact- nding investigation on the matter. Blanco started the investigation on August 14. e DILG regional director also said that Naquila remains to be the provincial director of Eastern Samar adding that due process is being observed in this issue.

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from page 1 We know that what he was doing was wrong. But what can we do, he is our boss, our provincial director. We just gave in to his demand, Noerito Balase, municipal local government operations o cer of Oras town, said in a phone interview. He alleged that he personally gave the P3,000 to Naquila at his o ce in Borongan City, the provincial capital, sometimes last March. He was the one who received the money inside his o ce. I le immediately a er I gave the money to him. ere was no receipt or whatsoever issued by him, Balase added.

Balase, in his complaint, claimed that Naquila called 17 municipal local operations o cers at his o ce in Borongan City on January 9 and informed us that he will be collecting an amount of P3,500 as standard operating procedure for him Balase submitted the complaint to their central o ce. But while Naquila allegedly asked for P3,500, the eventual amount that he gave was only P3,000 as a sort of a compromise as other local operations ofcers expressed their disapproval on the demand of their boss. Another municipal local operations o cer also supported the allegation against Naquila who also

DBM organized training on govt procurement law

PALO, Leyte- In its continuing effort to professionalize procurement in the government, the Government Procurement Policy Board (GPPB), through the Department of Budget and Management Regional Office (DMB-8), conducted a 3-day fulllength training on RA 9184 and its revised implementing rules and regulations (IRR) at the DepEd Leyte Division Gym, Government Center, Candahug on August 14-16, 2013. RA 9184 or the Government Procurement Reform Act provides modernization, standardization and regulation of the procurement activities of the government and for other purposes. The training was well-attended by the bids and awards committee (BAC) members, secretariat, and technical working groups of the different national government agencies and state universities and colleges (SUCs) here in the region. Additionally, the training aims to provide a better apprehension on the processes of procurement by means of presenting the dos and donts to avoid incidence of committing liabilities and administrative sanctions, and more importantly, to attain transparency, competitiveness, system of accountability, streamlined and publicly monitored procurement process. Imelda Laceras, DBM regional director, gave a detailed presentation on the common forms of fraud on procurement. She also presented during the first day the revised IRR of the reform act and its standard of ethics. Government officials, bidders, manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, contractors, and consultants should observed highest standard of ethics during the procurement and execution of the contract, Laceras said. She said violation of the said law would mean a punishment of imprisonment of not more than 15 years.
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TANAUAN, Leyte- is town had just observed its 109th esta yesterday giving honor to its patroness, Our Lady of Assumption. Traditionally, the 15-day feast serves as an opportunity to showcase the towns cultural heritage where various elementary and secondary schools, non-government organizations (NGO) and the local government unit take part in the festivity and nightly activities to pro-

Tanauan mark town fiesta with various activities

mote and present the culture and tradition of the locality. e nightly activities were participated by school and NGOs cultural presentations, the search for Miss Tanauan Pasaka 2013 and the LGU night. Along with the nightly activities were some sports competition that was organized by the LGU and the Pasaka Festival competition of which the town is fast becoming famous. e annual festivity is held for the people of Tanauan to be united and to honor the towns patroness, Our Lady of Assumption, says its mayor, Pelagio Pel Tecson, Jr. O v e r a l l , t h e 2 0 1 3 town fiesta celebration is fun,Tecson said. He stated that the 2013s town esta would not be a success without the help and cooperation of his constituents. He added that all of them should unify because he believes that unity is the key

for the locality to progress. He also expects that the festivity will become bigger and merrier in the years to come and at the same time, he hopes for more visitors to witness and celebrate with them in the future. (RANIZA K. DAROLE, LNU INTERN)

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