Provincial Election Supervisor Jessie Suarez shows COMELEC Commissioner Rowena Guanzon the initial list of voters in Negros Occidental yesterday.*(CPG photo)arriving in Negros
About 16 direct flights from Incheon, South Korea to the Bacolod-Silay Airport are scheduled to commence December 20, Bacolod Rep. Evelio Leonardia said yesterday.
The flights, using Philippine Airlines, will bring in an expected weekly average of 340 Korean golfers to Bacolod, said Leonardia, who is helping facilitate the tours.
“This is our rehearsal for the time when we will have regular international flights, bringing in a regular flow of tourists to our city,” Leonardia said. “We need to put out our best,” he added. 
BY CHRYSEE SAMILLANO
“ This is not yet the end of the battle. We have just started.”
This was what Bacolod City Legal Officer Aireen Bonghanoy claimed yesterday about the recent order of the Regional Trial Court Branch denying the motion to dismiss filed by the Bacolod City government in the civil case filed against it on the implementation of the new Real Property Tax Code.
The case was filed by the Chamber of Real Estate Builder's Association and Subdivision Housing Developers Association-Negros Occidental.
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Dumaguete voters
for 2016 increase
BY JUDY F. PARTLOW
The total number of registered voters with biometrics in Dumaguete City as of Saturday had increased by almost six percent compared to that of the May 13, 2013 general elections.
As of Sunday's count of the total number of voters registered in Dumaguete City was 80,643, city election officer Gildu Agoncillo, said.
This is 4,439 registrants more than the 76,024 previously registered voters for the 2013 mid-term elections as seen in records of the Commission on Elections.