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VOL. I No.213 Cagayan de Oro City Monday April 8, 2013 P10.00

In her advisory received by Mindanao Star (MinStar) on March 5, this year, CEB explained that the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) has required all commercial and private operations in the Lumbia Airport, Cagayan de Oro City to transfer to the new Laguindingan Airport, starting April 30, 2013.

As of this writing, CAAP is currently in the process of commissioning runway lights.

Airline firm cancels flights as new Laguindingan airport opens

By Joe del Puerto Felicilda, Editor-in-Chief

TUBAY, AGUSAN DEL NORTE – Sus-pendido sulod sa unom ka bulan si Tubay Mayor Sadeka Tomaneng tungod sa kasong grave misconduct and abuse of authority. Ang hukom gipakanaug sa Ombuds-man human natino nga illegal ang pagpa-demolish ni Mayor Tomaneng sa balay sa complainants nga sila si Luciano Selades Jr. ug Johnny Cabalan sa Purok 1, Barangay La Fraternidad kaniadtong Mayo 2, 2011, Gisuspenso usab sa Ombudsman si Municipal Engineer Christopher Noval Dagani, kinsa maoy nangulo sa demolisyon subay sa mando sa mayor. Si Selades miingon nga siya ug ang iyahang bayaw nga si Cabalan lamang ang gisentro sa demolisyon bisag adunay kapin sa 10 ka kabalayan nga nagbarog sa giingong yuta sa gobyerno. Nasayran nga sa wala pa ang demolisyon, gikabikil sa amahan ni Selades si Mayor

Tomaneng matungod sa laing kaso’ng gipasaka niini batok sa mayor kaniadtong petsa-9 sa Agosto 2011. Ang hukom sa Ombudsman nagkanayon, “WHEREFORE PREMISES CONSIDERED, finding substantial evidence to sanction respondents MAYOR SADEKA GARCIA TOMANENG and CHRISTOPHER NO-VAL DAGANI for Grave Misconduct and Abuse of Authority, pursuant to Section 10, Rule III of Administrative Order (AO) No. 7, as arnended by Administrative Order No. 17 of the Rules of Procedure of the Office of the Ombudsman, respondents MAYOR SADEkA GARCIA TOMANENG and CHRISTOPHER NOVAL DAGANI are hereby meted the penalty of SUSPEN-SION, without pay, for a period of six (6) months.” Dagani. (Advertorial)

Ombudsman: Tubay Mayora, suspendido

MANILA- The Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ), on April 5, came up with a story entitled “Manny Villar, JV Ejercito linked to offshore accounts.” to which San Juan Rep. JV Ejercito Estrada retorted as a manipulation by some quarters to discredit his good standing in several recent surveys for the May 2013 elections.

JV Ejercito Estrada raised questions on the suspicious timing of the story., saying it “is highly

JV Ejercito Estrada decries PCIJ report a dismal effort to undermine his high ratings

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – Kanhi Konsehal Alfonso Goking miingon nga bisag wala na siya sa serbisyo sa gobyerno, nagpadayon siya pagtabang sa senior citizens.

Si Konsehal Goking, kinsa giilang amahan sa senior citizens, maoy nanguna pagmugna sa Cagayan de Oro Federation of Senior Citizens Associations (CAFESCA).

Siya nahimong chair sa Barangay 33 ning dakbayan gikan sa 1994 ngadto

sa 2001 ug sulod sa maong higayon, siya napiling presidente sa Associa-tion of Barangay Councils (ABC).

Tungod sa maong katungdanan, siya napahimutang isip ex-officio member sa Sangguniang Panglunsod sa Cagayan de Oro sulod sa duha termino (2001-2010).

Napili usab siyang regular nga sakop sa SP sulod sa tulo ka termino ug hangtud karon, presidente sa CA-FESCA. (Advertorial)

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suspicious considering the on-going electoral cam-paign of which I am one of the leading contenders among the UNA senatorial candidates.”

JV added saying: “it makes me recall the sad memories of 2001 when I was accused of owning a house inside the posh Forbes Park, which actually was owned by relatives of the Sultan of Brunei, and false accusations of other supposed business assets that did not belong to me.”

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – Gipaningkamotan karon nga magamit sa mga Kagay-anon ang localized access nganha sa web-site sa Nationwide Operational Assessment of Hazards (Project NOAH). Kini, huhan namatikdi sa City

Project NOAH website gitinguhang ma-localize

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Sinulat ni Arjay S. Felicilda, News Editor

Disaster Risk Reduction and Man-agement Council (CDRRMC) nga sa pagkakaron daghan kaayo ang maga-access sa Project NOAH website, ilabi na kung umalabot ang dautang panahon. Tungod niini, congested kaayo

Comelec tasks PAL to give preference to “must-ride status” officials

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CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – At least four of Cebu Pa-cific’s regular flights are going to be cancelled, as the

new Laguindingan Airport opens by end of this month.In the meantime, given

Laguindingan Airport’s sunrise/sunset limitations, flights can only operate during the day.

Because of this, flight changes including cancella-tions will be implemented, the advisory added.

Cancel led ef fec t ive April 30, this year, until further notice are flights 5J219/220 (Cebu-Butuan-Cebu), 5J795/796 (Butuan-Davao-Butuan), 5J395/396 (Manila-Cagayan de Oro-

Manila); and 5J201/200 (Bacolod-Cagayan de Oro-Bacolod).

Certain routes to and from Butuan are affected due to aircraft positioning, re-sulting from sunrise/sunset limitations at Laguindingan Airport.

Cebu Pacific is like-wise implementing major changes in flight schedule, also effective April 30 af-fecting such destinations as Cagayan de Oro, Bacolod, Busuanga, Caticlan, Davao, Dipolog, Dumaguete, Siar-gao, Legaspi, Pagadian and Zamboanga.

The government is

The birth of BusinessDaily and its metamorphosis

could simply say unbeliev-able. Notwithstanding, we are not writing a piece of another incredible success story of web programming or social networking site here. We are writing about the phenomenal success of BusinessWeek Mind-anao as a provincial weekly

newspaper. BusinessWeek Mindanao came off the press as an ambitious busi-ness newspaper whose primary objective then was survival. It is lamentable that most provincial newspa-pers had their beginnings aimed at an uncertain

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CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY - The next set of elective public officials are to face graver problems relating to environment and basics, based on the most recent study conducted by Xavier University’s Kinaadman Research Center.

Kinaadman’s Astr id Lara Sinco said the study has specified such envi-ronmental problems, as on solid waste management,

waste water management, river-related problems and sea cleanliness.

The respondents identi-fied the problems on basic services, as peace and or-der, health and economics.

As to peace and order, the study specifically listed theft and robbery; illegal drugs and solvent; pros-titution; police visibility; barangay tanod presence; and group conflicts.

The problem on health is grounded on Philhealth membership; sanitation brought about by poor

drainage systems; and toilets.

Local governance came out in terms of traffic, road management, implementa-tion of laws, corruption and problems relating to public markets.

Food security problem was also identif ied in relation to unemployment resulting in inadequate food on the table.

The research was con-ducted in Districts 1 and 2 of Cagayan de Oro, with each having 300 respon-dents.

The study was aimed at having stronger formation, greater societal engage-ment and help for a better administration, said Dr. Hilly Ann Quiaoit of the XU Research and Social Outreach (RSO).

It also sought to gener-ate opinion among local electorates, in terms of concerns that incom-ing public officials and political parties need to address. (with report from Mark Anthony Dedoyco and Marie-Zil Malinao/EOR/PIA10)

Environment is top Cag. deOro problem – XU Study

By Arjay S. Felicilda, News Editor The Cagayan de Oro City

Council has enacted an or-dinance authorizing the city mayor to enter into an agree-ment with at least seven gov-ernment and non-government entities, as regard the devel-opment of the Caritas Village Shelter project in Barangay Indahag. Co-signator ies of the agreement are the housing and Urban Development Co-ordinating Council (hUDCC), National housing Authority (NhA), Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), Department of Public Works and highways (DPWh), Department of Natural Re-sources (DeNR), the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines-Caritas Filipinas Foundation Inc. (CBCP-CF-FI) and the Archdiocese of Cagayan de Oro. Benefitting some 90 fami-lies rendered homeless by Typhoon Sendong and those residing in high-risk areas, the project covers site prepara-tion, road and drainage works, sewerage works, survey and lot titling, installation of power and water facilities, construc-tion of housing units and the provision of community facilities, among others. Pursuant to the MOA, the CBCP-CFFI and the ACDO

shall donate a parcel of land, as site for the shelter units of the resettlement project. It shall likewise undertake the construction of the houses, participate in inter-agency meetings as may be required, among others. For its part, the city shall provide funds to cover the costs for site preparation, installation of power and light utilities, community facilities, secure needed building and other permits and licenses that may be required while the hUDCC shall assist the NhA in its responsibilities in implementing and monitoring the project. NhA, on the other hand, provides technical assistance to the CBCP-CFFI and ACDO and assists in the validation of the master list of benefi-ciaries, in close coordination with the DSWD, city and the internally-displaced persons concerned. The DSWD shall assist in the validation of target beneficiaries and in other capability building and other programs, while the DeNR shall conduct necessary in-vestigations pertaining to environmental concerns, such as but not limited to the geo-hazard investigation. (The Power/asf)

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SURVEY RESULTS - From left to right are Xavier University Kinaadman Re-search Center’s Dr. Edvilla R. Talaroc, Dr. Astrid Lara Sinco and Dr. Hilly Ann Quiaoit giving out results of the recent survey they had on "Com-munity Problem and Needs Identification in Cagayan de Oro City”. The study points at environmental problems that incoming public officials and political parties are bound to face. (Mark Anthony Dedoyco, PIA 10/asf)

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“FIRST of all, the public must be informed that it was me, personally, who en-dorsed my nephew Janella, to become part of our local party slate. Papaano yon mangyayari na isinama ko sa aming partido tapos hindi ko kakausapin?”

“May mga litrato at video na makaka-pagpa-tunay na tinanggap ko ng mainit ang aking pamang-kin, simula sa nomination process sa loob ng Partido Magdiwang hanggang sa kasalakuyang kampanyang halalan. I hope Janella, Sena-tor Jinggoy’s daughter, will

shed light on this, because I have proof that I never snubbed her.”

“At sana naman, si Sena-dor Jinggoy, bago maniwala sa mga kathang-isip ng mga political operators sa media, ay magtanong na din muna, kung hindi nya gusto na direkta sa akin, ay sa mga taong andun mismo sa proclamation rally sa San Juan tulad ng aming ama na si Pangulong Erap na andun mismo.”

“Honestly, I am get-ting tired of this so-called Jinggoy-JV rivalry. Nani-niwala po akong walang

namamagitang alitan sa pagitan namin ni Senador Jinggoy. At sana maintin-dihan ng lahat kung bakit hindi rin kami masyadong close na magkapatid.”

“Kung sino man ang pilit na gustong palabas-ing may problema kami ni Senador Jinggoy, na pilit na pinapalabas na palaging ako ang “kontrabida” at “pasaway” dahil sa ako ang kumakandidato sa ngayon, pasensya na po, pero hindi kayo magtatagumpay. Na-niniwala akong matalino ang mga Pilipino, na mauu-nawaan ang lahat ng ito.”

JV Ejercito Estrada’s statement on a media report about the so-called snub

incident between him and Janella

SENIOR CITIZENS - Photo shows the distribution of PhilHealth cards among senior citizens in Cagayan de Oro City. (CDO CIO/jdelpf)

METRO Manila mobile telecommunications sub-scribers perceive Globe Telecom services to be su-perior when it comes to 4G offerings and fast internet using a cellphone, prompt-ing the telco company to dispute its competition’s sweeping and misleading self-declaration of being the “better network.” Based on a brand health study conducted recently by Nielsen, an indepen-dent research firm, among

the questions asked were hinged on brand perception, which included “the brand that is a leader in 4G,” “the brand that has the biggest 4G network,” “the brand that was first to offer 4G,” “fast internet downloading using my cellphone,” and “fast internet uploading using my cellphone.” Re-sults show that Globe had a clear and significant edge over its rival on the above-mentioned qualities. In other statements on brand

imagery such as call con-nections and quality, SMS transmission, signal qual-ity, coverage, load sending and receiving, Globe was at parity with competition. Contrary to general-ized claims propagated in late 2012 by its competitor, Globe is actually perceived to be better with its 4G of-ferings such as its leader-ship in fourth generation (4G) technology, better mobile internet services, and perceived to be at par

in a number of significant qualities by Metro Manila prepaid and postpaid sub-scribers based on the results of the survey done through random sampling by face-to-face interviews from September 10 to 30, 2012. According to the inci-dence of prepaid and post-paid ownership among all surveyed users, subscribers with prepaid SIMs within the Globe network are at 96% and 8% postpaid, while almost all of the other net-

work’s subscribers are us-ing prepaid SIMs at 99%. Both Globe and its rival network have almost the same percentage of prepaid subscribers against the total number of customers. In its unsubstantiated claim of being the “better network,” the rival telco overlooked the aspect of 4G superior-ity and fast mobile internet performance, which Metro Manila survey respondents perceive as the strengths of Globe.

Consumer perception: Globe network better than rival “The study validates that a substantial number of consumers actually say that the Globe network is performing well, if not superior, compared to its rivals, even while the test was conducted during the initial rollout of our network modernization program. Unsubstantiated claims of-ten mislead the public, and offers no true benefit either to consumers or to the in-dustry,” said Yoly Crisanto,

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SPECIAL Gospel of the day: Lukas3:10-18(April8, 2013-Monday)Lukas3:11-Siya mitubag kanila, “Siya nga adunay duha kabuok ka-misola, kinahanglan mang-hatag niadtong walay iya; ug siya nga adunay makaon, kinahanglan magahimo sa ingon:Sa Sirac3:30-ang paghatag makapasaylo ug kasal-anan. Sa Efeso5:5-walay hakog malangit.Sa 2 Korinto9:6-7-ang magpugas ug diyotay mag-ani ug dyotay ug ang magpugas ug daghan, mag-ani ug daghan kay“God loves a cheerful giver.”Sa Roma12:8- dapat mohatag nga walay tihiktihik.Sa 1 Korinto16:14-dapat kita mobuhat sa bisan unsang butang pinasikad sa gugma.Takenote, ang gugma ma-himong realiable kun kini ipadayag diha sa buhat.I nfact, sa Pinadayag20:12-pagahukman kita sumala sa atong mga binuhatan.Sa Santiago2:26-ang lawas nga

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walay kalag patay maingon nga ang pagtuo kun walay buhat usa ka patay. Mean-ing, contradictory kini sa panudlo sa mga non catholic members nga tuo lang luwas na. B a k a k k i n i ! S a Santiago2:19-ang yawa gatuo sa Dios apan “gaku-rog sa kahadlok” ug wala maluwas.Ang gugma ug ang pagbuhat sa maayo maoy dili mahimo sa yawa gawas kun magtakoban siya.Sa 2Korinto11:14-devil is a

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HealthIn Focus

Dr. Mary Jean Loreche

ONE of those difficult cases to sometimes give a very definitive diagnosis is that which we call as the Small Round Cell Tumors. They get their name from the way they look under the microscope. There are even instances when special tests like imuno-histochemical studies need to be per-formed on the specimen, just to be able to give the classification of the tumor. A tumor can either be a carcinoma or a sarcoma, depending on their cell of origin. People are more aware of the former than the latter, thus, we get to have more information on the Big C. Sarcomas may not be as common as car-cinomas, but, they are in existence and are as real as the Big C’s.

A sarcoma can either af-fect the bones or soft tissues. I want to limit this article on the soft tissues ( reserv-ing another time for that of

Soft tissue Sarcoma

the bones ). A soft tissue sarcoma can develop from the fat, muscles, blood ves-sels, deep skin tissues, and even the nerves. It is more commonly seen to affect the extremities, like the arms, legs, feet and hands. Just like its counterpart the Big C, Sarcomas can also be benign or malignant. Sarcomas, though of various types, in general, share the same characteristics, produce almost similar symptoms, with nearly similar treat-ment modalities. When the mass or lesion is still small, it may be seen as a lump and is often not given much at-tention. There are instances when, one is alerted only

with the presence of pain or swelling, which, again is taken for granted. It is when the size is big or gets bigger, and the surrounding organs are pressed that a patient then seeks consultation.

Diagnosing the disease will definitely require a thor-ough medical history taking and physical examination. In most instances, there is no known cause and there are types of sarcoma that are hereditary and belong to a spectrum of diseases. Imaging studies like X Ray, CT Scan and MRI are very useful in localizing as well as in monitoring the pro-gression or spread of the sarcoma. But, the most

important tool in arriving at the diagnosis is a biopsy, which can be done through a needle aspiration, tru cut or an open biopsy. Once the sample is submitted for processing and reading, a diagnosis is then given out and treatment options discussed. In sarcomas, treatment usually involves surgical removal of the mass. At times, amputating an arm or a leg can be life saving. I have this particular patient, who was diagnosed with PNET ( Primitive Neuroec-todermal Tumor), which is a highly malignant tumor. She was only 16 at that time and it started as a swelling on her right foot. The par-ents, despite the advise to amputate the affected area, refused to do so. And, it was kind of sad that, after 2 years from the time of diagnosis, that this sweet and beautiful girl died from multiple organ failure: the

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Alex A. Podador

times, and a brother is born for adversity” (Proverbs 17:17). “A man of many compan-ions may come to ruin, but there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother. The truth that comes from all of this is a friend-ship is a relationship that is entered into by individuals, and it is only as good or as close as those individuals choose to make it. Someone has said that if you can count your true friends on the fingers of one hand, you are blessed.

EVERYONE has always at least one person to consider a best friend. I for one have friends whom I consider real friends. I say they are real because they become part of who I am today as a person, a man of God. The Bible states this, “Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends. You are my friends if you do what I command. I no longer call you servants, because a servant does not know his master’s business. Instead, I have called you friends, for everything that I learned from my Father I have made known to you” (John 15:13-15). The Lord Jesus Christ gave us the definition of a true friend: Jesus is the pure example of a true friend, for He laid down

Freinship defined

His life for His “friends.” What is more, anyone may become His friend by trust-ing in Him as his personal savior, being born again and receiving new life in Him. David and Saul’s son, Jonathan is an example of true friendship who, in spite of his father Saul’s pursuit of David and attempts to kill him, stood by his friend. You will find that story in 1 Samuel chapter 18 through chapter 20. Proverbs is an-other good source of wisdom regarding friends. “A friend loves at all

A friend is one whom you can be yourself with and never fear that he or she will judge you. A friend is someone that you can confide in with complete trust. A friend is someone you respect and that respects you, not based upon wor-thiness but based upon a likeness of mind. Paul defines true friend-ship this way: “For scarcely for a righteous man will one die; yet perhaps for a good man someone would even dare to die. But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us” (Romans 5:7-8). “Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one’s life for his friends” (John 15:13). Now, that is true friendship!

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“MAO diay nga patsada ang iyang bestida kay foreigner man iyang bana.”

Mao kana ang pulong sa usa ka bata human gi-tubag sa iyaan ang iyang pangutana nga ‘kung asa ang bana adtong usa ka babaye nga patsada ug sinina’.

Nahitabo kini nga ekse-na sa dihang miapil ako sa regular Sunday mass sa among Katolikong simba-han sa lungsod.

Sa pagkadungog ko sa maong komento sa bata – panlantaw sa usa ka in-osente, akong nahuna-hunaan nga trending na gyud diay… worldwide pa gayud ang maong “means of living” sa uban natong

mga kababayen-an, nga bisan pa ang usa ka bata aware na ug may ikasulti na kabahin sa maong trend.

Uso pa ba kaha ang true love karong mga panahona? Love pa ba ang rason sa tanang kababayen-an, kung nganong magminyo sila?

Sa akong kaugal in-gong opinyon, a woman should marry the man she

truly loves kay kung wa-lay gugma, pipila lamang ka mga kaminyoon ang molungtad sa dugay nga panahon. Dili usab makaya nga atubangon ang mga pagsulay nga moabot sa kinabuhing minyo kay wala may bug-at nga foundation ang relasyon.

Mas bug-at pa ba kaha ang dolyar kaysa gugma?

Kung walay gugma, duol usab ang tentasyon nga makaguba sa pamilya ug sa dungog sa bana o asawa ingon man usab sa kaug-maon sa mga anak.

Mabusog ka ba sa gug-ma kung ikaw wala nay ikalung-ag? Bistihan ka ba niana kung ikaw wala nay sinina nga ikasul-ob?

Matud pa nila, dili na pwede karong panahon sa tinggutom ang panultihon nga, “bahala ug saging basta loving”, kay kung nagdaguok na ang inyong tiyan tungod sa kagutom, manglupad na kanang giin-gon nga saging pakapinan pa og kalaha pangpuspos sa bana o asawa nga walay

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ikapalit ug pagkaon sa lamesa.

Tungod sa kapit-us sa panahon karon, dili nato mabasol ang atong kaba-bayen-an nga mamuhu-nan sa chat, pamasin og makakaplag og large white nga makahatag kanila ug maanindot nga kaugmaon.

Apan, sama sa usa ka sweepstake, ang pakig-re-lasyon sa mga banyaga usa usab ka gamble o swerte-swerte lamang.

Utok usab ang gamiton inubanan sa diskarte ug ka-igmat aron mabuhi ug dili na unta sulod sa kahon inig balik dinhe sa atong nasud.

Halinon ang beauty na-tong mga Pinay ngadto sa mga banyaga.

Ang ato usab nga pag-ka-mapinanggaon ug pag-kakugihan mao ang naka-paukyab sa pangandoy sa mga foreigner nga maka-pangasawa og Pilipina.

Isip mga Pinay, hinaut nga ato usab ipataas ang atong market value. Atong ipakita sa mga ban-yaga nga angay usab kita nga panggaon ug labaw sa tanan respetohon, kay kita dili man usa ka ulipon lamang.

Ug kung ikaw nakakita na sa imong swerte, ato unta nga suwayan og con-trol ang atong kaugalingon mahitungod na sa atong pagsanina.

Kung dili angayan, dili lang pod unta magsul-ob og mubo kaayo’ng shorts parisan dayon ug boots.

Kung nakabana kita og foreigner, dili kana pasabot nga masul-ob na nato ang

tumor spread to the pelvic area, the kidneys and liver.

Limb saving, wherein a wider resection that will include the negative mar-gins, is a better option for most patients. This , in many instances ,is combined with Chemotherapy and radiation. The importance of an open communica-tion between the attending doctor, the patient and the family members once again cannot be over-emphasized. Survival rate may still be low for most of the Sarco-mas, but, then again, doing what needs to be done, with the ultimate goal of giving these patients quality life, is indeed a choice and an option.

“great pretender.”Remember, ang tawo nga magsuot ug maskara, kadugayan moga-was gayud ang iyang matuod nga hitsura. Kini mao ang ilhanan nga dili diniyos ug adunay gapahipi nga kaplas-

Head of Globe Corporate Communications. “It is outright prepos-terous to claim being the “better network” when con-sumers feel and experience that this is not so. More importantly, these claims failed to dent perception when it comes to 4G su-periority, despite hyped up promotions and negative publicity directed at us,” she stated. Globe is an active mem-ber of the Philippine Asso-ciation of National Advertis-ers and is represented in the current Board of Directors. It adheres to the policy of self-regulation and the prin-ciples of truth in advertising. As a Company which puts

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pressing for the open-ing the new airport despite strong opposition from the business sector, particu-larly the Cagayan de Oro Chamber of Commerce and Industry Foundation, Inc. (Oro Chamber).

Earlier, Oro Chamber President Efren Uy said “we had to mobilize our network to lobby against the premature opening of the airport.”

On February 15 this year, the Oro Chamber and 31 heads of organizations have passed a joint resolution asking for the deferment of the opening of the Lagu-indingan Airport pending commissioning of necessary air navigational equipment for the public’s safety.

The same resolution prominently mentioned the economic welfare of the city and region, considering that the number of flights will be reduced affecting the transport of goods in and out of Cagayan de Oro.

“The situation is very shocking indeed, as the Civil Aeronautics Admin-istration of the Philippines (CAAP) and the Depart-ment of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) are hell-bent to open the Laguindingan Airport on April 30, without the needed electronic landing facilities,” Mr. Uy lamented.

He noted the apparent refusal of both agencies of government to respect the views of local stakeholders “whose very lives will be at risk, once the said airport will operate.”

The Oro Chamber, he added, is gearing up for another round of strong lobbying and “we will be needing the support of ev-eryone in strengthening our advocacy campaign.”

future. The parochial char-acter of the community – both readers and business groups - is one of the reasons for the early demise of most community newspapers. BusinessWeek Mindanao was an exception. Armed with sheer guts, determination, and faith of the future, the young but visionary entrepreneur Dante Sudaria, the paper’s publisher, ventures along the dark alleys of newspaper publishing where “angels dare to tread.” In less than four years since BusinessWeek Min-danao was off the press on June 8, 2009, it gave birth to four other publica-tions; the “Mindanao News Daily,” a daily newspaper, the “Mindanao STAR,” a bi-lingual newspaper, the lifestyle weekly “Cagayan de Oro Times” and the monthly “BWM Business Magazine.” In so short a time, there emerges the Sudaria Group of Publications, the mother company that now manages

Ejercito said he has held high respect to the PCIJ as an institution. “I hope that you will not allow yourself to fall into the manipulative efforts of desperate people involved in dirty politics.”

JV Ejercito stood firm saying that he has truthfully and accurately declared all his assets, liabilities, and net worth in his Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Net-worth (SALN) since 2001 when he became Mayor of San Juan and up to the present as a member of the House of Representatives.

JV Ejercito is an awardee of the prestigious TEN OUTSTANDING YOUNG MEN (TOYM) of the Phil-ippines.

sa mga gumagamit ang naasoy’ng website, matud sa CDRRMC. Ang Project NOAH nga gilusad sa Department of Science and Technology (DOST), magahatag og weather forecasts ug ubang mga impormasyon mahi-tungod sa mga kalamidad. Tumong sa Projec t NOAH nga mominus ang mga risgo kay kini mohatag man og unom ka oras nga warning mahitungod sa mga kalamidad. Kini nga gipaabot nga tuki-on sa CDRRMO karong semanaha. (basi sa report ni Loribeth C. Requiroso)

RH Law forum held

AGUSAN DEL NORTE - The provincial government has launched a province-wide forum on the RH Law (RA10354) in Butuan City. The activity was facili-tated by the Provincial Social Welfare Development Office, in partnership with the Philippine Legisla-tors’ Committee On Population and Development Foundation Inc. (PLCPD).

City celebration of Lent peaceful

ILIGAN CITY - OIC Police Director Cristeto Rey D. Gonzalodo has reported its assessment on Iligan City’s observance of the Holy Week, as generally peaceful. This was due to police public assistance posts established in different strategic areas in the city, aside from the continuous police visibility and heightened beat patrol.

Integration of checkpoints proposed

BUTUAN CITY - During the 4th Multi-Sectoral Forest Protection Committee meeting, PNP Caraga Regional Director Getulio P Napenas suggested the integration and reconfiguration of check points of DENR, AFP and PNP. This is to fully implement EO 23 and to stop and/or or minimize illegal logging activities in the region, he said.

NFA rice now available

SURIGAO DEL NORTE - The provincial office of the National Food Authority (NFA) has announced that NFA local rice are now available at GID warehouse, km. 10, Brgy. Quezon, Surigao City. All accredited and licensed retailers, wholesalers and rice millers can buy a maximum of 500 bags every day, but depend-ing on the declared capital in their license permit.

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Tablon Medical Mission- Congressman Rufus B. Rodriguez of the second district of Cagayan de Oro turns over boxes of medicines to Tablon Barangay officials headed by Barangay Chair Romeo Bacarro that will be used in the Barangay Health Center during the four-in-one medical mission (medical, dental, bloodletting and feeding) on March 18 which attended to 3,000 patients. Also in photo are Kagawads Bobby Jacutin, Angelo Pomar and Joneas Galvez with Barangay Nazareth Barangay Chair Bebot Rodriguez.

the growing weekly and daily newspapers that meta-morphosed out of the then ambiguous BusinessWeek Mindanao newspaper. And today, BusinessWeek Mindanao accomplished another milestone in the community newspaper in-dustry as it begins a new journey a notch higher. It begins to travel the rough road that “angels dare to tread.” It goes daily! Today, April 8, 2013, marks the day BusinessWeek Mindanao has metamor-phosed into a regional daily business newspaper to be known as “BusinessDaily”. The first of its kind among regional newspapers to ac-complish such feat. From a purely weekly business newspaper, to tri-weekly, and now joining the becoming crowded daily newspaper industry. The Sudaria Group of Publications has definitely defied all odds in the pub-lishing of a successful com-munity daily newspaper in the country. Where the “J-School” believes that community newspapers have to undergo the birth pains before it could take a root of fol-lowers and subscribers, the Sudaria newspapers obliter-ated proven perceptions by trailblazing a new order in newspaper publishing. Of course, the success of community newspapers depends on the patronage of the business group and the political maturity of the readers. Obviously, Pub-lisher Dante Sudaria’s faith of the people of Cagayan de Oro in particular and the patronage of the people in Mindanao in general has finally taken off. The birth of Business-Daily demonstrates the enthusiasm of the people of Cagayan de Oro City and Mindanao to take another step toward an intelligent, enlightened, and informed readership. The road maybe rough and dreadful, but for the Sudaria Group of Publica-tions, and all men behind it, every journey starts with a single step. And now we begin

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OZAMIZ CITY -- Gov-ernment off icials with “must-ride status” will be given preferential accom-modation by the Philippine Airlines (PAL) for the May 13, 2013 national and local elections.

These include officials, employees and deputies of the Comelec traveling on official business.

This is stipulated in Comelec Resolution No. 9598 promulgated on Dec. 18, 2012, entitled “Depu-tation of Certain Depart-ments Under the Execu-tive Branch, Government-Owned and Controlled

Corporations and Financial Institutions in Connection with the May 13, 2013 Au-tomated National and Local Elections.”

The same resolution also tasks PAL to direct its officials and employees to effect the immediate ship-ment, delivery and trans-mittal of Comelec cargo and other election matters and perform such other duties and functions which the Comelec may prescribe from time to time.

Meanwhile, Comelec Reso. 9598 has also des-ignated the following gov-ernment agencies under

the Executive Branch as deputies in the forthcom-ing elections:

Department of Educa-tion (DepEd), Department of Finance (DoF), Depart-ment of Transportation and Communication (DOTC), Philippine Postal Corpora-tion (PhilPost), National Telecommunications (NTC) and Telecommunications Office (TelOf).

Department of Energy (DOE), Electric Coopera-tives (EC), Civil Service Commission (CSC), Com-mission on Audit (COA), Department of Budget and Management (DBM), De-

partment of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) and the Philippine Information Agency (PIA).

Department of Agricul-ture (DA), Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR), Department of Environ-ment and Natural Resources (DENR), National Irriga-tion Administration (NIA), National Food Authority (NFA), National Electri-fication Administration (NEA), National Printing Office (NPO) and Philip-pine Ports Authority (PPA).

Also designated Come-

lec deputies are the follow-ing Government Financial Institutions (GFI’s) and GOCC’s: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP), Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP), Government Service Insur-ance System (GSIS), Social Security System (SSS) and Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC).

The above-mentioned GFI’s and GOCC’s per Comelec Reso. 9598 have been asked to place at the disposal of the Comelec their land, air and water craft, such as airplanes and

helicopters, trucks, jeeps, vans, cars, ships, launches, barges, and speedboats, and communication facilities, as the Comelec may need them from time to time.

Said vehicles shall be used to ferry the person-nel of the Comelec and of its deputized agencies in the performance of their election duties, and to transport election forms, supplies and materials to their places of destina-tion, particularly in areas with inadequate or without regular means of transpor-tation. (RCAguhob/PIA10-Misamis Occidental/jdelpf)

Comelec tasks PAL to give preference to “must-ride status” officials

DOLE LIVELIHOOD ASSISTANCE - Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE10) Director Johnson G. Cañete hands over a check amounting to P419, 350.00, as livelihood assistance to pre-identified beneficiaries of Ba-rangay Mambuaya, Cagayan de Oro City. (Rodolfo D. Mendoza, PIA-10/asf)

By Rutchie C. Aguhob

OZAMIZ CITY – Presi-dent Benigno S. Aquino III has approved Republic Act. No. 10366, granting persons with disabilities (PWD) and senior citizens (SC) exclusive accessibility in polling places during elections.

Entitled “An Act Au-thorizing the Commission on Elections to Establish Precincts Assigned to Ac-cessible Polling Places Exclusively for Persons With Disabilities and Senior Citizens” will finally take effect on July 1, 2013.

A consolidation of Sen-ate Bill No. 3287 and Lower House Bill No. 5509, RA 10366 was passed by the Senate and the House of Representatives on Decem-ber 19, 2012, which begun on July 23, 2012 by the 3rd Regular Session of the 15th Congress.

RA 10366 defines PWD’s as qualified voters who have long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory im-pairments, which in interac-tion with various barriers, may hinder their full and effective participation in the electoral processes on an equal basis with others, and the SC’s as qualified voters who are 60 years

or older. Meanwhile, RA 10366

shall ensure that PWD’s and SC’s are able to exer-cise their right to political participation without dis-crimination or restrictions and guarantees their politi-cal rights in line with the concept of the universal design of their right in electoral processes through the following:

Protecting the right of PWD’s and SC’s to vote by secret ballot in elections without intimidation, fa-cilitating the use of assis-tive and new technologies where appropriate.

Ensuring that voting procedures, facilities and materials are appropri-ate, accessible, and easy to understand and use, and guaranteeing the free expression, in the exercise of the right of suffrage of PWD’s and SC’s, allowing assistance in voting by a person of their own choice.

Toward this end, the State shall design systems and procedures that will enable PWD’s and SC’s to register and vote by themselves and tasks the Comelec to render appropriate assistance to them in coordination with government agencies and civil society organizations. (RCAguhob/PIA10-Misamis Occidental/jdelpf)

PNoy approves RA 10366

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