Manila Bulletin - 2015-06-03

• Japan boosts PH maritime patrol
• GOODBYE BRUCE JENNER, HELLO CAITLYN!
• GPH, MILF agree on decommissi­oning task force
• DepEd hit for same old problems: Lack of teachers, classrooms
• Sen. Poe constituti­onally barred from seeking top 2 posts – UNA
• Queen Elizabeth II honors 2 Pinoys
• Highest ranking CPP-NPA leader falls in Bacoor
• The rise of a Pinoy rapper
• Household devices that may be spying on you
• DOJ claims witness links Duterte to over 1,000 killings
• Auto program provides volume incentives
• Planned weekly auction by BSP of term deposits may be ill-timed
• BSP trims outsourced banknote volume
• Angara pushes for Magna Carta for Filipino seafarers
• Moves to stop lawmakers from seeing PNoy during BBL discussion­s nixed
• VP chides politician­s for ‘playing coy’ on their 2016 plans
• Napoles seeks dismissal of several pork scam cases
• Bangsamoro cops should be college grads
• GSIS members in drought-hit Mindanao may avail of loans
• Anti-graft group wants SC to void deal to develop IBC property
• Bishop asks Binay to stay true to calling
• Maliksi calls on STL operators to remit more funds
• Sen. Binay hits personal motives of signatorie­s in report on anomalies
• Lawmakers seek probe on use of gender fund for trips
• Final version of shipment bill waits for approval
• Bill creating Department of Informatio­n passed
• BIR padlocks 3 business shops in QC
• Rohingya migrants raped at Thai-Malaysia border camps
• S. Korea reports first MERS deaths to growing alarm
• Crocodile-skin handbag sells for a record $222,912
• Senior Thai army officer wanted in migrant traffickin­g probe
• The unemployme­nt problem: A paradox (Conclusion)
• All that is needed is the secretary’s order to file
• School opening, BBL’s closing, and other serious concerns
• Thoughts on Environmen­t Day
• Should Britain remain member of EU?
• ‘Marry’ Month of June
• Australia’s search for MH370 under scrutiny
• Against IS, air strikes may not suffice
• The question about the resurrecti­on
• Dam break fears, readiness discussed in schools in Bulacan
• Dad survives ambush, but cop escort killed
• Robredo to lead Cavite Independen­ce Day rites
• Rizal’s 4-day weekend to begin June 11
• Ormoc shelter assistance finally released
• High Court orders ex-DPWH-6 officials banned from gov’t service
• Poe, Escudero hold Sugar Act consultati­on
• Negros officials cross party lines for Roxas
• Drop-outs in conflict zones return to school in Kidapawan
• AFP, MILF in different kind of offensive
• Lack of viable candidates could press Duterte into running for president
• MILF denounces rumors of dissent among its ranks
• Juico’s election in AAA good for PH
• Southwoods seeks repeat
• Cero leads net winners
• Booters earn respect of Singapore coach
• Road Warriors ambush Aces
• New approach may do wonders for PH boxers
• Big mission for swimmers
• 15.9-B GOCC dividends tapped for Yolanda rehab
• SRA allocates more sugar to domestic market
• CDO-Foodsphere turns out world-class products
• IDC sees 10% growth in PH IT spending for 2015
• Nearly 10,000 classrooms built so far under gov’t PPP program
• ABS-CBN claims nationwide lead but GMA holds on to Luzon
• BFAR implements 3-month ban on tuna fishing in Davao Gulf
• Toyota’s PH partner sees sales doubling by 2020
• First Pacific to start coco oil exports by yearend
• US dollar hits more than 12-year high against yen
• Maynilad builds new reservoirs for Cavite naval base
• PAL’s outlook brightens with cheaper fuel prices – CAPA
• Banana exporters warn House bill will hurt the industry
• Aboitiz Equity invests for majority stake in remittance firm
• Incentives, long-term planning must back energy innovation investment­s
• ROMEO G. VELASQUEZ President COUNTRY BANKERS LIFE INSURANCE CORP.
• Intel buys into chips powering cloud computing, smarter cars
• Saudi oil minister says OPEC strategy working, output cut unlikely
• IMF, ECB chiefs join Greek debt talks
• Canada court orders tobacco firms to pay smokers $12.4 billion
• HSBC plans thousands of job cuts
• Chinese shot dead
• Malaysia Airlines cuts 6,000 jobs as new CEO rolls up sleeves
• Homeland to revise airport security process after report
• Solar Impulse 2 plane lands in Japan to wait out bad weather
• VICT names 1-Stop as port solutions provider
• Boat with more than 450 people sinks in Yangtze
• Out Of The Box Ideas For A Unique Summer Vacation
• JOURNEY BEYOND TRAVEL
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