Manila Bulletin - 2015-03-06

• US envoy to S. Korea in stable condition after knife attack
• Unconstitu­tional BBL provisions scrapped
• House pressed to resume own Mamasapano probe
• Palace warns vs ‘opportunis­ts’ who may sow dissent
• ‘No basis’, says Palace on treason charge
• Lenny Kravitz not gonna go our way
• APEC firms up Manila’s proposed roadmap
• Reform of bank regulatory standards pushed
• ₱410M used to aid 20,000 OFWs in 2014
• Luzon sorties mere public consultati­ons — Binay
• CBCP backs fire prevention informatio­n campaign
• Enzo’s widow seeks dismissal of parricide raps
• Jinggoy’s bid to exclude AMLC report from trial junked
• Cavite vice governor’s condition improving
• Protect water consumers, MWSS urged
• Solons warn Comelec bidding failure may jeopardize 2016 polls
• Group blames privatizat­ion for MRT, LRT deteriorat­ion
• Aliens or Russians? Theories on MH370 disappeara­nce
• Boston Marathon bomber blames brother
• Peace hangs by a thread
• When will the other cases be filed?
• The parable of the tenants
• The day the earth stood still
• ‘War’ vs street crimes and ‘sextortion’
• Terrorist or peaceful Muslims
• The absurdity of gay marriages
• Hard-up student’s suicide blamed on gov’t education policies
• Pasig blaze destroys apartment building
• NBI files charges vs Aussie child molester
• Government laboratori­es waive rabies testing fee
• Origins of AIDS virus strains traced to gorillas
• Lessons and discoverie­s in year-long search for Flight 370
• Obstructio­ns to BBL’s acceptance
• For casinos in Manila’s gaming strip, more is better
• The fruits of our labors
• National Day of Ghana
• MILF won’t abandon peace process
• VP: Addressing poverty key to lasting peace in Mindanao
• 3 rape suspects try to turn tables on 6 cops
• KFR leader, wife nabbed in Lucena
• Wind farm project gets Rizal excited
• Boracay still bursting at the seams with tourists Despite earlier coliform scare
• Gadgets company targets sari-sari store cellphones
• Mineral processing plant sets up field testing site in Agusan Norte
• Cayetano: Seek justice and peace
• Eco board approves stricter rules for trekkers on Mt. Apo
• Palawan A-G tourney set in Mactan
• Tang Polo, Kingpower down rivals
• ‘Superhero’ rescues Thunder
• Slam dunk contest today
• Seaoil high school final series on today
• Rory eyes redemption at Doral
• 5.751 trillion
• More Meralco big-ticket customers shift to competitiv­e retail sourcing
• Inflation inches up to 2.5% in February
• Policy stance remains appropriat­e – Tetangco
• MRT3 rehab/upgrade not lucrative to bidders; consultanc­y bidding fails
• DBM begins formulatio­n of 2016 national budget
• Coconut exports to remain weak after typhoons and pest damage
• Local farmers may take it upon themselves to plant GM eggplant
• 51 provinces inefficien­t in collecting taxes — DOF
• A complicati­on for the Fed: Rate cuts by other central banks
• China lowers growth target, promises to open industries
• Tieng’s Solar Group acquires SkyJet Airlines
• Better get used to lower oil prices
• Urban planners...
• Smart unveils latest postpaid data plans, best deals now with FREE Deezer
• • Canon simplifies business for Antrak Logistics
• • Power Mac Center’s Summer Workshop is back on its 8th year
• PH hosts 2nd ASEAN nutrition surveillan­ce conference
• China says new commercial air routes needed to ease flight delays
• Shipping industry faces shake up as private equity unwinds bets
• Air freight off to disappoint­ing start in 2015 – IATA
• New plane tracking set to be tested after Malaysia jet mystery
• Food University

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