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Thursday, March 06, 2008

 

Antigraft court convicts former mayor 

Dapitan City Mayor James Adasa was found to have violated procurement procedures

By Jomar Canlas Reporter

THE Sandiganbayan Fifth Division convicted ex-Dapitan City Mayor James Adasa for violation of the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act for the anomalous purchase by the city government of UPVC pipes for the Talyaman Water System Project during his incumbency.

In a 31-page decision of the Anti-Graft court, penned by Associate Justice Cristina Cortez-Estrada, Adasa “is hereby sentenced to suffer the indeterminate penalty of imprisonment of 6 years and 1 month as minimum to 10 years as maximum, with perpetual disqualification to hold public office.”

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SAMAL, Bataan: Church bells in all Catholic churches and chapels in Bataan loudly rang for 15 minutes on its fourth night Wednesday and to last nightly until March 19 in search for truth.

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The Department of Health confirmed on Wednesday that more typhoid cases have been reported in Calamba, Laguna, and that they still haven’t found the definitive source of the said outbreak.

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NAGA CITY: The unique participatory governance program of Naga City again took the center stage for winning the Galing Pook award that encourages active participation in governance by youth leaders.

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GENERAL SANTOS CITY: Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency authorities are now looking into possibilities that the Tuesday evening assault that seriously wounded a PDEA agent...

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THE country’s campaign against illegal drugs has been given another boost after the Armed Forces of the Philippines agreed to join the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency in its efforts.

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The Department of Environment and Na­tural Resources (DENR) is set to release a two-year old Philippine Eagle back to the forest of Mount Kitanlad today.

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