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Dumaguete City, Philippines Tuesday, July 3, 2007
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Name names, Paras urging Meniong Teves
Bais City resumes canvassing of ERs
No drug paraphernalia seized in raid
Public schools get computers

Name names, Paras
urging Meniong Teves
ON ANOMALIES AT C.A.
BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

Former Rep. Jing Paras has challenged a former colleague in the 13th Congress to be man enough in making accusations.

Paras was referring to Rep. Herminio "Meniong" Teves who accused some members of the Commission on Appointments of extortion, in exchange for the confirmation of his son Margarito "Gary" Teves as finance secretary.

Paras challenged Congressman Teves to name names so the public will believe in him and restore his credibility.

Bais City resumes
canvassing of ERs

BY MARICAR ARANAS

The Bais City Board of Canvassers will resume the canvassing of the remaining election returns tomorrow, at the Commission on Election Oriental Negros office in Dumaguete City.

Acting provincial election supervisor Eddie Aba said his office received a resolution from the Commision on Elections Division last Friday to resume the canvass the election returns from Bais.

The resolution states that the protest is dismissed on the grounds that there was no appeal filed at the COMELEC first Division. The Bais BOC will therefore reconvene and proceed with the proclamation of winning candidates. The canvass of votes in Bais was stopped after mayoralty candidate Francisco Villanueva filed a protest against the support staff of the member of the BOC.

No drug
paraphernalia seized in raid

The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group clarified that no drug paraphernalia were confiscated in the raid conducted on an alleged numbers game "Pick 3" financier last Tuesday in Guihulngan, Oriental Negros.

The suspect was identified as Rowel Macalua of Mani-ac Road, Barangay Hilaitan in Guihulngan. Macalua eluded arrest by operatives of the CIDG during a raid in his house.

The CIDG agents were armed with a search warrant issued by Regional Trial Court, Branch 34 Judge Rosendo Bandal, Jr.

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