Manila Bulletin - 2015-04-02

• PNP, AFP on alert for super-typhoon
• Holy Eucharist not a church invention
• Ad hoc panel to enhance, not dilute BBL provisions to fit Constituti­on
• Is LTO’s ‘no registrati­on, no travel’ policy unconstitu­tional?
• Lawmaker asks DFA to print note verbale in full
• Jay R reflects on his strategies for longevity
• Power utilities brace for typhoon Chedeng
• AEC to spur ASEAN companies to increase capex for expansion
• IMF sees 6.7% PH GDP growth this year
• Euro general’s wife seeks court approval for Israel pilgrimage
• ‘Visita Iglesia not time for Stations of the Cross’
• De Lima brushes aside contempt case filed by Binay
• It’s Maundy Thursday; solemn rites observed
• Makabayan tells PNoy to ‘just answer questions’ at House probe
• Binay urges prospectiv­e OFWs to be careful with trusting recruiters
• DepEd’s 608.7M worth of textbooks now obsolete – COA
• Gov’t not over-financing ARMM, Bangsamoro – Ferrer
• 6 in 10 Filipinos are registered voters – SWS
• Turkey hostage drama ends in deadly shoot-out
• ‘Silver porn’ shows fifty shades of greying Japan
• Recovery of bodies ends; video shows cabin chaos
• Malaysia rejects jailed opposition leader’s petition for royal pardon
• Breakthrou­gh in Iran nuclear talks
• ‘Mother Paring’ preaches unwavering faith in God
• Search is on for lucky Baguio tourists
• Bicolandia braces for typhoon Chedeng
• Hold your fire, Army asks NPA
• Consortium inks long-term coal supply for B power plant
• Armed men burn Philtranco buses in Tacloban
• Family of murdered jail warden laments inclusion of suspect in WPP
• Senate to look into Sajahatra program
• Blatant smuggling by CDO trader bared
• Save up for Hajj thru Islamic bank’s plan
• Can we organize strong parties?
• The washing of the disciples’ feet
• The Nat’l Peace Summit
• The Philippine­s, another Singapore?
• Pope’s Holy Week message: Avoid greed
• ‘Proof of Heaven’
• The United Nations confronts disasters
• Bringing books and children together
• Time to confess
• Hardline Mali rebel demands stall hopes for peace
• The call to serve (2)
• Holy Thursday
• April is Pilgrimage Month
• Our seascape
• Warriors’ Curry outshines Clippers’ Paul Nets boost playoff bid
• 8th Commodores’ Cup Regatta set
• Novak rallies to beat rival, but Venus falls
• Ref blunders, banned 5 games
• Tiger practices, but Masters stint uncertain
• Floyd working for perfection
• Lee Kwan Yew – A visionary?
• Tarriela, Almendras lead Citi Phils. alumni awardees at reunion
• Financing lack cause of slow e-vehicle program implementa­tion
• HBA opens new design office in Manila
• Meralco sets Lent contingenc­y measures
• 38 countries, ASEAN sign up for AIIB
• SM Group plans to build micro cities around shopping malls
• PSE index closing past 8,000 just a matter of time
• SMC raises from preferred shares re-issuance
• Alliance Select doubling capital to 3 billion
• PPP financing forum scheduled April 24
• FLI chalks up 6.2-B net income in 2014
• EU to ban owners from scrapping ships on beaches in South Asia
• Allianz estimates insurers to pay $300 million for Germanwing­s plane crash
• PPA eyes establishm­ent of dry ports to ease seaport congestion
• ANA interested in investing in Asia airlines
• Cebu’s Big Brother is Everywhere
• Claudine Barretto set for showbiz return; reveals details on recent family reunion
• Sinag Maynila Film Festival launched at SM Aura Premier
• Carmina cites trust as key to lasting relationsh­ip
• Matteo downplays absence of Sarah’s mom at his bash
• ABS-CBN, ANC BARE HOLY WEEK PROGRAMMIN­G
• POP STAR NICK JONAS TRANSITION­S TO SERIOUS ACTING ROLE

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