Follow us on:
facebooktwitter
logo
Marketplace
Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, Philippines Friday, March 25, 2011
Negros Oriental
Star Business
Opinion
Sports
Police Beat
Star Life
People & Events
Eguide
Events
Schedules
Obituaries
Congratulations
Classified Ads

Google
Web www.visayandailystar.com
FISH

Ronnie Baldonado photo

A BIG ONE. Fish like this caught in Talisay waters boost the income of local fisherfolk.*

Top Stories

buttonTeener pleads guilty to rob-slay of teacher
buttonMa raped, killed and buried: police
button5 nominees for BCPO head named
buttonPNP names two more cop chiefs
buttonRally vs. oil price hikes March 31
button4-year-old dies
buttonDepEd sets P15M for school repairs

buttonSenators order arrest of Ligot
buttonGolez files bill to create dep’t of overseas workers
button380 trikes impounded

Negros Oriental

buttonMayor turns down request for permit to visit clash site
buttonGuv sinks P2M more into CSF program
buttonCity to construct condominium for employees
button‘Death penalty not guarantee to solve illegal drugs problem’
buttonTexters told: Stop asking for ‘swertres’ numbers
buttonSlain rebels’relatives to get aid

Star Business

buttonPAL employees to stage strike‏
buttonNFA assures: No hike in rice prices
buttonBSP hikes rates to offset inflation

buttonPower interruptions slated tomorrow

Sports
buttonSilverado takes lead in Sharp bowling tilt
buttonBasketball tournament opens in EB Magalona
buttonNietes visits TV shows  to promote Apr 9 fight
Teener pleads guilty
to rob-slay of teacher

BY CARLA GOMEZ

A 17-year-old resident of Murcia, Negros Occidental, who pleaded guilty to robbing and killing a 73-year-old retired teacher, whose body was thrown into a deep well, has been sentenced to 17 years imprisonment.

Bacolod Regional Trial Court Judge Ray Alan Drilon yesterday said the 17-year-old, whose name is being withheld because he is a minor, had been charged with robbery and homicide for the death of Ma. Ana Quilantang Muzones at her residence in Brgy. Blumentritt, Murcia, Negros Occidental,  on July 14, 2010.

In his decision Tuesday, Drilon sentenced the 17-year-old to 14 years, eight months and one day to 17 years and four months imprisonment, after his being a minor was considered a privileged mitigating circumstance.
moremoremore

Ma raped, killed
and buried: police

BY GILBERT BAYORAN

A mother of five is the latest rape-slay victim in Negros Occidental since Sunday, the police said yesterday.

The body of the latest victim, identified as Margarita de la Costa, 37, was found buried in a ricefield by the suspect, on Wednesday, a day after she was reported missing by her husband, in Sitio Alimatok, Brgy. Celestino Villacin, Cadiz City.

Supt. Santiago Rapiz, Cadiz police officer-in-charge, said initial investigations showed that the victim had been molested, and strangled to death then hastily buried naked in a ricefield.moremoremore

5 nominees for
BCPO head named

BY GILBERT BAYORAN

The Senior Officers Placement and Promotions Board has already released the names of the five nominees for the post of Bacolod City Police Office Director, National Police Commission Region 6 Director Honey Paredes, who was in Bacolod yesterday, told the DAILY STAR.

Paredes said the nominees include City Police officer-in-charge Senior Supt. Ricardo de la Paz, Western Visayas Highway Patrol Group chief, Senior Supt. Cesar Jacob, Senior Supt. Herminio Tadeo from Camp Crame, former Region III chief of Police Aviation Service chief, Senior Supt. Eleodoro Ocampo, and former Tuguegarao City deputy director Senior Supt. Domingo Lucas.

Paredes said SOPPB has furnished them a copy of the list of nominees for initial screening and also furnished Bacolod Mayor Evelio Leonardia the list.moremoremore

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