CAPIZ FORUM

January 27, 2011


Boy charged for killing girlfriend
‘CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCES PIN DOWN SUSPECT’

BY FELIPE V. CELINO

ROXAS City — An 18-year-old boy was charged for killing his girlfriend in Brgy. Balaring, Ivisan, Capiz about two weeks ago.

Neil Estores was charged with homicide before the Provincial Prosecutor’s Office over the death of his girlfriend, high school student Rachel Urdelas, Insp. William Limjuco, Ivisan police chief said.

Estores admitted shooting his girlfriend, a student of the Ivisan National High School extension in Brgy. Basiao, Ivisan, which eventually led to the latter’s death.

He yielded to Balaring Barangay Captain Paterno Untayao, who also turned him over to the Ivisan police station on Thursday last week, Limjuco said.

Estores said everything was a mere accident, according to Limjuco.

But Limjuco said there were “circumstantial” evidences against the suspect, like the slipper recovered from the crime scene and the manner of killing.

The suspect also refused to reveal his motive for killing Urdelas and the kind of firearm that he used in the crime, the police chief said.

Estores is currently with the Ivisan police while the case against him is under inquest at the Prosecutor’s Office.

The incident was believed to be an aftermath of a heated argument between the two on January 14.

Sustaining a fatal gunshot wound on the head, Urdelas was later found lying on the road by nearby residents.

She was still alive when she was rushed to the Roxas Memorial Provincial Hospital. But she later died.

Jun Argoncillo, Balaring barangay kagawad, said the victim was last seen with her boyfriend, also of the same village, sitting on a waiting shed.

Argoncillo said he found the victim lying on the road upon returning to Brgy. Balaring onboard on a red pick-up car.

He immediately informed the family about what happened to the victim.

Rachel’s sister Jassen said the victim earlier asked permission to go to the house of her classmate with her boyfriend Estores to get a school project.

Estores was the primary suspect in the case due to “circumstantial evidences,” the police said earlier.

Lourdes Urdelas, the victim’s mother, earlier dared the suspect to come out in the open.

Lourdes said they will file murder charges against Estores should the latter continue hiding./PN


 


Strafing kills 1, hurts 1

BY FELIPE V. CELINO

ROXAS City — A man died while another was wounded after unidentified suspect strafed a house in Brgy. Santo Niño, President Roxas, Capiz the other day.

Police said Peter Loriente succumbed to several gunshot wounds in the body.

On the other hand, his friend Joseph Llamo sustained gunshot wounds on both of his legs, said the police. He is currently confined in a hospital here.

Police reports said the two victims were having a drinking binge in the house of Nilo Loriente, Peter’s relative, when unidentified men passed by.

Without any provocation, the passing men fired their guns on the house, police said.

The suspects might have had old grudges against the victims, the police added./PN

   
Watershed summit in March

ROXAS City — A watershed summit will be held in the province on March this year.

Organizers recently met at the Hall of Governors in the Provincial Capitol to discuss the preparations and other details regarding the event.

During the summit, Municipal Environment and Natural Resources officers are expected to present the status of watersheds in their respective municipalities.

The preservation and conservation of watersheds can help minimize flooding in some towns in Capiz, according to Dr. Jessica Salas, president of the Philippine Watershed Management Coalition Development Administration.

Gov. Victor Tanco assured the provincial government’s support to the activity.

The provincial government, he said, continuously monitors the condition of the 47 watersheds in Capiz through the Capiz Sustainable Development Council (CSDC), he said.

CSDC is composed of the Provincial Planning and Development Office, Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, Philippine Information Agency, Capiz State University, Kiwanis, Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Management Council and the Provincial Disaster Coordinating Council. (CPPB/PN)

   
OPA, BAS reports help
solve agri woes, guv says

ROXAS City — Gov. Victor Tanco said reports of the Office of the Provincial Agriculturist (OPA) and the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS) help his administration formulate development plans and solve problems of the agriculture sector.

“We can create plans and solutions to problems occurring in our agricultural industry such as flooding and pests because of the right information given to us by the OPA and the BAS,” said Tanco.

One of the governor’s development agenda is “vibrant economy.”

Under this, the growth of the agricultural industry of the province is seen to be one of the key factors in achieving progress.

Currently, the OPA and BAS continue regularly monitoring the agricultural products in the province.
Eric Piansay, BAS agricultural statistics officer, said they conduct weekly and monthly monitoring on the production and price of agricultural products in the market.

“We also regularly coordinate with the (OPA) in monitoring the supply of agricultural products, particularly corn and rice grains,” said Piansay. (CPPB/PN




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SENATE BEAT

January 27, 2011


Loren bats for gov’t support to fabrics industry in Phl

By Jason de Asis

SENATE OFFICE, Manila, January 25, 2011-Sen.Loren Legarda yesterday called on the Aquino administration and industry players to strengthen the fabrics industry to provide impetus to the agriculture sector and instill pride of identity and nationalism among Filipinos.   

Legarda,who authored the Republic Act 9242 commonly known as the Philippine Tropical Fabrics Law, stressed that government should capitalize on t...


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CAPIZ FORUM

January 27, 2011




 


Suspek sa pagholdap sa bangko
sa Iloilo nadakpan sa Roxas!

Ni FELIPE V. CELINO

Syudad sang ROXAS - Isa ka suspek sa nagluntad nga pagpangholdap sa East-West Bank sa Syudad sang Iloilo sang Enero 3 sini nga tuig ang gindakop sang mga kapulisan kahapon sang hapon sa diri.

Gindakop ang suspek nga si Christopher Dote alyas Yoyoy, 27 anyos kag residente sang Brgy. Libo-o Dingle, Iloilo mga takna Alas-dos sang hapon sa Brgy. Loctugan, diri.

Nahibaloan nga m...


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CAPIZ FORUM

January 27, 2011



Bank rob suspect nabbed in Roxas City

By FELIPE V. CELINO

ROXAS City – A suspect in the holdup of EastWest Bank in Iloilo City was arrested here yesterday afternoon but for another crime.

Twenty-seven-year-old Christopher “Yoyoy” Dote of Brgy. Libo-o, Dingle, Iloilo faces a rape charge in Pan-ay, Capiz. He was collared around 2 p.m. in Brgy. Loctugan, Roxas City.

The arrest is considered a major breakthrough in ongoing police investigations not only on the EastWest Bank robbery bu...


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CAPIZ FORUM

January 27, 2011


BFP: P7.11-M properties razed in 2010

ROXAS City — Despite an intensified information campaign by the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), millions-worth of properties were razed by fire last year.

Information Officer Marlon Garbo of the Roxas City BFP disclosed that their office recorded some P7.11-million worth of damages on properties last year.

Garbo said the estimates were based on the 124 reported fire incidents in this capital city and six other towns in the 1st District of Capiz, nam...


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PERRYSCOPE

January 27, 2011


Balitang Kutsero

By Perry Diaz   

 

P-Noy and his A-Team

 

Just like the movie “A-Team,” President Benigno “P-Noy” Aquino III organized his own A-Team to get things done his way.  With his two “shooting buddies,” Rico E. Puno and his newly appointed Political Adviser Ronald Llamas, covering his right and left flanks, respectively, and his “Chief Troubleshooter” Mar Roxas covering his front and Vice President Jejomar “Jojo” Binay covering his rear, P-Noy is confident...


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MEDITATIONS

January 27, 2011
By: Bobot Apit

Jan 25, 2011 - Tuesday Meditation (Are You a Real Convert?) 
By his conversion Paul revealed the Spirit’s power to change us, and through us, to transform the world.  So we ask: despite our occasional blindness and stubbornness, how has the Spirit used us/me as chosen instruments to make Jesus known and to change our immediate community---home, workplace and school—for the better? As Mother Teresa noted: “today Christian women and men have to carry our Lord to places he h...

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SENATE BEAT

January 27, 2011


73% agreed new law for GOCC-SWS survey

by Jason de Asis on Monday, January 24, 2011 at 8:43pm

SENATE OFFICE, Manila, January 24, 2011-Nationwide survey conducted by pollster Social Weather Stations (SWS) reported that an overwhelming majority of Filipinos are supporting the passage of a new law seeking to curb the abuses in government-owned or controlled corporations (GOCCs), saying that seven out of 10 Filipinos or 73% of the respondents agreeing to a congressional action that a new ...


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Irony in the 1987 Constitution

January 26, 2011
BY ATTY. BATAS MAURICIO


LIFE’S INSPIRATION: “Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God…” (Romans 13:1-2, the Holy Bible).

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    `PANAGBENGA 2011’ SIGNS ON: The annual flower festival in Baguio City called “Panagbenga” will officially start February 1, 2011, and will last until March 6, 2011, a dispatch from the Baguio Flower F...
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Young Noynoy’s doctors in 1987, Part II

January 26, 2011
BY ATTY. BATAS MAURICIO


LIFE’S INSPIRATIONS: “…Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things.”  (Philippians 4:8, the Holy Bible).

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    YOUNG NOYNOY’S DOCTORS IN 1987, PART II: Here is the second part of an email I received from Dr. Alex Abelardo S. Fider, the orthopedic surgeon who formed the...
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