Philippine Daily Inquirer - 2015-03-03

• Congress to pass BBL in June
• Visayas bloc blocks extension of agrarian reform law
• More casinos better in Manila’s gaming strip
• Marvic Leonen among fake beneficiar­ies of pork scam
• Housing, education, jobs for kin of SAF 44
• Kris defends her ‘Kuya Noy’ before QC cops
• Hands-on learning leads to smiles, sense of wonder
• Senate gives P-Noy emergency powers/
• Investment pledges down 32% in 2014
• HK arrests 38 anti-China protesters
• Ryan Cayabyab for national artist
• 28,000 flee in Maguindana­o
• Beware, priest may be fake
• Quevedo is special papal envoy
• Court defers action on Bong furlough plea
• ‘La Madre’ – silent witness to Battle of Manila
• THE DAILY GOSPEL
• "We inspire each other campaign" of the EU launched on 23 February 2015
• A year after bus crash, a crusade for road safety
• MILF also seeks justice for 18 rebs, 5 civilians
• Moro rebel camp, bomb factory fall
• Twins hunted after cockfight shooting
• Telcos ordered to produce P-Noy-Alan text messages
• No more police force for Bangsamoro region
• Court orders PNP to submit report on Enrile transfer
• Gov’t peace panel urges lawmakers to fix ‘illegal’ BBL provisions
• ‘Kuryente’ not going to join ‘Sexy,’ ‘Pogi’ in Camp Crame
• What to do with MILF report? Group will give it to Malaysia
• Cops must obtain permission to join sympathy walk
• First winner of new P50-M Lotto game ‘Yolanda’ victim
• Fog of war
• Managing the Isis crisis
• Education at risk
• Caring for the caregivers
• Nurturing SMEs, the Japanese way
• What on earth is eating Alan Cayetano?
• We don’t take out loans larger than project costs—Megawide Constructi­on Corp.
• A ‘middle course’ between BBL and war
• Replacing Alan Purisima
• On Congress’ abolition, bishops, tax exemptions
• ‘Don’t give toxic medals to outstandin­g students’
• Something fishy in call center raid
• Open party highlight: Kissing, booty shaking
• UN: More than 6,000 killed in Ukraine fighting
• Spacewalki­ng astronauts finish extensive, tricky cable job
• N. Korea fires two missiles, angered by joint drills
• Major offensive to retake Iraq’s Tikrit launched
• PH Tour to host LPGA leg
• Three serious concerns in PH sports
• Morrison, Uy clinch As-Pac taekwondo gold medals
• Globalport polo fires off in Calatagan today
• SMB, Alaska tackle lightweigh­t foes
• Records show Pacquiao hits stronger than Mayweather
• Nietes title, Donaire future at stake in Pinoy Pride
• Stocks rise on China rate cut
• Treasury sells P20B in T-bills
• Maynilad hits MWSS
• German firms-backed group vies for MRT-3 rehab
• Agriwatch:
• Metrobank profit down 11%
• Clear policy framework for LNG pushed
• The market after February
• Nickel firm posts P4.8B in 6-mo net income
• Otto takes in partner for Palawan contract
• Tariff protection for local newsprint industry proposed
• How art in hospitals can really heal
• Everybody needs cholestero­l
• How the past affects our present life
• When yoga goes beyond the mat
• Girls’ beach fitness camp set
• Angels to young cancer patients
• Derek finds new love
• BSKE: A welcome, pleasant surprise that should be viral
• UST introduces NetSuite cloud to undergradu­ate degree program
• First Vincentian volunteer to the world begins mission in Cambodia
• Modern communicat­ion technology should be used responsibl­y
• Big brands to help introduce kids to real world
• BS in Education scholarshi­ps available for SY 2015-2016
• Applicatio­ns for New Zealand-Asean scholarshi­ps now accepted

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