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Tuesday, May 27, 2008

 

Miriam cries ‘blackmail’

She says enemies using ABS-CBN to hit back at her

An irate Sen. Miriam Defensor Santiago on Monday called on the Energy Regulatory Commission to order the Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) to show cause why it should not immediately give the refunds to consumers as ordered by the Supreme Court.

She also wants Meralco to announce immediately a cap on system losses lower than the existing 9.5 percent.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

The plot seems to get uglier, if the state pension fund is to be believed. On Monday, eve of a stockholders’ meeting of the Manila Electric Co. (Meralco)...

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President Gloria Arroyo on Monday appealed to private higher education institutions, which cater to almost 70 percent of college students, to temporarily freeze plans to raise tuition this school year, which starts next month.

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Four of the suspects in a bank robbery, in which 10 persons were murdered in cold blood, may have been executed later by police, the country’s human rights commissioner alleged on Monday.

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Small retailers of cooking gas are set to increase their prices by Saturday, Arnel Ty, Liquefied Petroleum Gas Marketers Association president, said on Monday.

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FEATURE

WASHINGTON: The search for life outside the Earth begins again as the new NASA probe executed a near-perfect landing on the north pole of Mars and sent back pictures Monday in the most ambitious effort to date to find life-sustaining minerals on the Red Planet.

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Amid the word war between government and the Manila Electric Co. (Meralco), businessmen are demanding to know why the power rates in the country are so expensive.

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GEMS OF HISTORY

There is a street in San Nicolas, Manila, named “Mestizo.” It is located along San Fernando Street near Madrid Street in front of the Pedro Guevarra Elementary School, where the Spanish colonial government once established the eighth parian or settlement for the Chinese in the Philippines.

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