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Con-artists
swindle
lawyer of P3 million
BY CARLA
GOMEZ
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Two persons who swindled a prominent Bacolod lawyer
and civic leader of about P3 million in jewelry and cash yesterday
morning are now being hunted by the Bacolod police, with the help
of the National Bureau of Investigation, City Police Director Pedro
Merced said.
Merced said they have sought NBI help in coming up with cartographic
sketches of the two suspects, so their arrest can be hastened.
He said it appears that lawyer Luz Dato-Lacson, 79, was victimized
by the "Budol-Budol" gang. Her description of the swindlers being
in their 60s does not, however, fit that of other gang members who
have operated in the city before, Merced said.   
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Balikbayan held up, too
BY DONALYN GUERRERO
Don't give anybody the opportunity to hold you up.
Bacolod City police director Senior Supt. Pedro Merced gave this
warning to the public following another incident involving a Balikbayan
who was held up and robbed by two unidentified persons at the Bacolod
reclamation area yesterday morning.
Myca Bahin Kintanar, 31, a bank teller of the Bank of America
in San Diego, California, USA, and her niece, Armena Guillermo,
20, reported to Police Precinct 2 that two unidentified persons
held them up and took their bags containing valuables and cash.
  
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CHED, PRC stands differ
on WNC case
BY CARLA P. GOMEZ
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| Puno: CHED is willing to release all results
but PRC won't.* |
Commission on Higher Education chairman Carlito Puno yesterday
said the CHED is willing to allow the release of all the West Negros
College nursing graduates' board examination results, but Professional
Regulation Commission chair Leonor Rosero said the PRC is standing
pat on its decision to release only the results of those who had
loads of 35 units and below a semester.
Apparently that will mean the release of the examination results
of only about five of the WNC graduates who took the tests in December,
Puno told the DAILY STAR.
There are 599 WNC nursing graduates waiting for the release of
their December board examination results, Nelia Gonzales, lawyer
of the graduates from Iloilo who is also one of the examinees, said.
  
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