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Vol 4 No 20.Pmd P 8.00 VOLUME 4 NUMBER 20 FRI - SAT JULY 2 - 3, 2010 (Talumpati ni Gov. Lilila “Baby” Pineda sa kaniyang in- agurasyon noong Hunyo 30, 2010 sa Bren Z. Guiao Convention Center) ‘Magtrabaho tayo A ATING mga congresista, Carmelo “Tarzan” Lazatin, SGloria Macapagal Arroyo, Aurelio “Dong” Gonzales, at Ana York Bondoc, sa ating bise bilang 1 pamilya’ gobernador Joseller Yeng Guiao, sa mga board members, mga mayor ng bawat bayan, bise mayor at mga konsehal, sa kanilang mga pamilya at sa ating mga minamahal na kalalawigan isang magandang hapon ng bagong simula sa ating sa ating lahat. PAGE 7 PLEASE ‘GHOST EMPLOYEES’ UNDER BLUEBOY 108 workers take care of 100 pigs BY JOEY P AVIA volving the propagation and disbursement of 100 ANGELES CITY – At piglets, which Mayor least 108 job order (JOs) Edgardo “Ed” Pamintuan employees were hired by said “many of them are former mayor Francis ghost employees.” “Blueboy” Nepomuceno “100 piglets are being for a project in 2010 in- PAGE 8 PLEASE ALL SMILES. Rep. Arroyo and Gov. Pineda during their inauguration in the City of San Fernando. PHOTO COURTESY OF R IC GONZALES AGYU TAMU! To rise yet again (Inaugural speech of Mayor Edgardo D. Pamintuan on July 1, 2010 at the Angeles City Hall) MULA SA AKING PUSO, na siyudad ng Angeles. me just thank you all. sa ngalan ng aking mga Ang aking tagumpay ay Maraming-maraming sala- mahal sa buhay, nais kong inyong tagumpay! mat po sa inyong lahat. magpasalamat sa inyong There are so many in- The overwhelming vic- lahat – sa inyong muling dividuals and groups whom tory you have given me is pagpapahayag ng pag- I wish to thank. most humbling. The mar- suporta sa akin, upang But in order that I will gin of victory, according to BAPTISM OF FIRE. Pamintuan at his first-ever face-off with the local muling pamunuan at pan- not commit the injustice of local political pundits, has media as Angeles City mayor. Beside him is Vice Mayor Vicky Vega- gasiwaan ang ating mahal missing some names, let PAGE 6 PLEASE Cabigting. PHOTO BY J OEY PAVIA Tetangco-Yap murders still unsolved But probers find another fatal bullet BY D ING CERVANTES “We hired experts from Ford who removed the carpets and ANGELES CITY – Still without seat covers. This enabled any suspect exactly a month Scene of the Crime Operations today since the murder of a (SOCO) probers to recover an- brother of Bangko Sentral ng other slug of M16 embedded in Pilipinas (BSP) governor and two the seat where victim Guinto was others here, the police task force seated,” he said. When found, tasked to solve the case has the body of Guinto was crouched backtracked its probe to the day on the floor of the vehicle’s back BIG, HAPPY FAMILY. Morales takes oath before Judge Balderama. With the mayor of the crime to find yet another compartment. are members of his family, including wife Niña Manipon and Dau Barangay Captain M-16 bullet that killed one of the “My theory is that that bullet Atlas Morales. PHOTO COURTESY OF R IC GONZALES victims. was the one that killed Guinto,” Senior Supt. Wendy Rosar- Rosario said. io, head of Task Force Tetang- Rosario lamented that de- co-Yap, told Punto that despite spite a reward of P400,000 of- ‘More classrooms in testimonies from 25 persons fered by the police to anyone queried by the police, probers who had information that could have yet to identify suspects in identify the suspects in the kill- the killing of Rena Tetangco, ing, “there has been no signifi- Mabalacat’ –Boking brother of BSP governor Aman- cant development” in the case. do Tetangco, businessman Flo- “Twenty five individuals were rencio Yap and Yap’s aide Den- invited (by the police) and they BY JOEY PAVIA nents, including his won daugh- Edwil Carillo, president of nis Guinto. Their bullet riddled voluntarily gave their state- ter Marjorie Morales-Sambo. the Association of Barangay bodies were found inside Yap’s ments. But their statements MABALACAT, Pampanga – “Politics is over and we need Secretaries of Mabalacat Ford Expedition van abandoned have not pointed to any suspect,” “More classrooms and better to do our respective job,” added (ABSM), said he and 26 mem- on a vacant lot in Barangay Pam- he said. health service for the people.” Morales. bers urged Morales to continue panga here last June 2. Among those who had given Thus said Mayor Marino The 59-year-old mayor dis- the development and progress In a text message, Rosario statements were former Bacol- “Boking” Morales in his inaugu- closed that he will work hand in in the first class municipality. said he ordered his men to back or Mayor Romeo Dungca and ral speech on Thursday at the hand with Gov. Lilia “Baby” Pine- “Many good developments, track their investigation to the former provincial board member jampacked covered court of Xe- da to improve the health care especially infrastructure day of murder by asking person- Dinan Labung., The victims were vera-Mabalacat North here. service in the first class munici- projects, in the town. Several nel from Ford car company to on their way to play poker with Morales disclosed that he pality. new businesses as well,” said scrutinize the Expedition van in them at Kinbg’s Poker and will construct a new three-sto- Morales vowed to provide Carillo, secretary of San Fran- the hope that this would yield Sports Club here, but they were rey building at the Mabalacat “necessary hospital equip- cisco Barangay Captain Mar- more physical evidence. killed on their way. Community College (MCC) in ments” at the Mabalacat District celino “Boy” Cruz. Barangay Dolores, the first-ever Hospital (MDH) which is now But some residents who at- public college in the province run under construction. tended the inauguration urged by a local government unit Morales acknowledged his Morales to clamp down on (LGU). supporters for giving him “a con- crimes affecting the growth and Ecija officials take “I want to prove to you that vincing win.” He also thanked his progress here. They were re- you were not wrong in making family, including his wife Nina ferring to the series of unsolved me win again,” said Morales. He Manipon who stood beside him robberies and murders cases won via landslide in the recent as Judge Magdalena Balderama in Barangays Dau, Sta Ines oath before Corona elections against three oppo- administered his oath-taking. and San Francisco. BY ARMAND GALANG in Nueva Ecija, Umali said he would also take oath before an CABANATUAN CITY – Unlike in executive official and a legislator. neighboring provinces, the oath “This is not an inaugural be- taking rites of Nueva Ecija’s top cause this is not my first,” Umali officials lacked funfare and par- said. ty. He added that he was sworn This as re-elected Gov. Au- into office by some officials of relio Umali, along with his wife, the three branches during his first reelected Rep. Czarina Umali of term. the 3rd district, Vice Gov. Gay “In 2007, I also took my oath Padiernos and Board Member before then-Chief Justice Rey- Anthony Umali took their oath nato Puno,” he said. before Supreme Court Chief Jus- Most of the local officials tice Renato Corona at the Su- who won in the nation’s first au- preme Court (SC) on Wednes- tomated elections took their day. oath before municipal and re- Umali said he chose Corona gional trial court judges, it was to administer his oath to mani- learned. fest “respect to the judiciary” Padiernos said they are plan- which is one of the three branch- ning a mass oath-taking with es of the government. But back other provincial officials. Metro Clark area cited as ICT Center of Excellence CLARK FREEPORT – Stake- (DTI) conferred the award to holders of the Metro Clark area Clark Development Corporation are expecting more Business (CDC) President Benigno N. Process Outsourcing (BPO) and Ricafort during the 2010 Recog- Information and Communica- nition Night of the Top Ten Next tions Technology-related invest- Wave Cities held June 22 at the ments to be poured into the pe- Cebu Sports Club Ballroom. riphery of the Clark Freeport af- Ricafort said the awards night ter it was cited with the ICT Cen- is the culmination of a year-long ter of Excellence award. process of screening and re- The Business Process As- search spearheaded by BPAP, sociation of the Philippines the country’s leading association (BPAP), Commission on Infor- of ICT contemporaries led by its mation and Communications president, Oscar Sanez, CICT - Technology (CICT), and the De- the cyber services group of the PUNTO! CENTRAL LUZON • JULY 2 - 3, 2010 • FRIDAY - SATURDAY 2 - 3, 2010 • FRIDAY LUZON • JULY CENTRAL PUNTO! partment of Trade and Industry PAGE 8 PLEASE 2 CIAC board asks Ombudsman to probe scrap scandal at DMIA BY D ING CERVANTES the demolished buildings were worth some P33.5 million, amid CLARK FREEPORT – The a claim from an “intermediary” board of directors of the Clark of the Aetas that only P13 mil- International Airport Corp. (CIAC) lion went to the tribal folk. approved yesterday a resolution Luciano, who authorized the urging the Office of the Ombuds- demolition of 17 unused build- man to probe the demolition of ings here, claimed the fact-find- 17 buildings within the Clark avi- ing committee “did not follow due ation complex. process” before it came out with CIAC chairman Nestor Man- its final report submitted to the gio also said in an interview here CIAC board.
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