logo
Marketplace
Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, Philippines Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Negros Oriental
Star Business
Opinion
Sports
Police Beat
Star Life
People & Events
Follow us on:
facebooktwitter

Google
Web www.visayandailystar.com
Recognition

Ivan Amar and Jonatan Maniego (3rd and 4th from left), receiving certificates of recognition from Senior Supt. Ricardo de La Paz yesterday for the arrest of the Gumban slay suspects (l-r).*

Top Stories
buttonGumban’s money, belongings missing
buttonJeep fare down 50c starting today
buttonGuv: Ayala, jail site projects start soon
buttonClose congressional fight in 5th district -- Marañon
buttonMilitary stepping up security
buttonNBI eyes influential group in Arles slay
buttonSP to seek House help on Charter Day
buttonGuv gives P28.1M in bonuses
buttonLavin: NBI won’t tolerate employees’ wrongdoings
button11 killed, 10 injured in Bontoc mishap
Negros Oriental
button5,890 applying for GSIS educational loan program
buttonArmy releases man captured in encounter
buttonSoil science conference ongoing
button
‘Corona has US$ 10-M account’
buttonRP, China impose fishing bans in shoal
Star Business

buttonGuv to share Neg. Occ. Experience at Visayas-wide organic conference
button5,377 farm animals serviced by vet office
buttonEconomic zone briefing set tomorrow
button‘Janitors’ termination valid’

buttonCEB named 15th largest

Sports

buttonSharp takes early lead in Supplier’s bowlfest
button`Funly Run’ to be an annual event
buttonBarbosa wins spot in chess World Cup

FAMILY SAYS
Gumban’s money,
belongings missing
BY ADRIAN NEMES III

The family of Dr. Andres Gumban has declared that items worth at least P100,000 were missing from his house at the Regent Pearl Subdivision in Brgy. Alijis, Bacolod City, after his murder Thursday.

City Police Director Senior Supt. Ricardo de la Paz confirmed this yesterday, adding that among the items missing were an I-pod, a necklace, a wrist watch and P50,000 in cash.

He also said it is not farfetched that there are other suspects aside from Fof Pascual Jr., 18, of Barangay Tadlong, Sagay City, and the 16-year-old from Cadiz City, whose name is being withheld as he is a minor, and whom Gumban had met in Facebook.moremoremore

Jeep fare down 50c
starting today

BY CARLA GOMEZ

Jeepney fares have been rolled back by 50 centavos nationwide, with the  fare in Western Visayas down to P7.50, effective today, LTFRB Board Member Manuel Iway said last night.

The rollback automatically takes  effect at midnight of Monday, Iway told the DAILY STAR.

When the price of diesel was P49 per liter the  LTFRB granted a provisional fare increase on March 20 that brought the fare in Western Visayas up to P8.moremoremore

Guv: Ayala, jail site
projects start soon
BY CARLA GOMEZ

Gov. Alfredo Marañon Jr. yesterday said the Commission on Audit is expected to approve the Negros Occidental provincial government’s sale and lease of its 7.7-hectare property near the Capitol in Bacolod City to AyalaLand Inc. on May 22 and development of the property is projected to start this year.

ALI has started the development plan for the property and paid for the documentary stamps for the transfer of title with the Register of Deeds, he said.

ALI plans to invest P6 billion for the development of the 7.7-hectare property that will provide jobs for thousands of Negrenses, the governor said. moremoremore

Opinion | Negros Oriental | Business | Sports
Star Life | People & Events| Archives | Advertise!
Email: visayandailystar@yahoo.com
WebMaster: Mr. Cedric B. Florentino