Philippine Daily Inquirer - 2013-10-15

• INC medical mission paralyzes metropolis
• 45% of Pinoys want pork junked–Pulse
• Not only SSS but 19 other state firms gave bonuses
• P-Noy’s net satisfacti­on rating falls
• Critics try to exorcise pork evil in House
• World leaders press US on fiscal crisis
• Drugstore chain owner tops BIR list of taxpayers
• Outrage in India as stampede kills 115 near temple
• First mobile education collaborat­ion in the Philippine­s
• Senate inquiry into DAP, Malampaya Fund sought DAP may be ground for Aquino’s impeachmen­t, say solons
• Open dump seen as cause of lepto outbreak
• US Congress remains deadlocked on budget
• Sereno orders NBI probe of court ‘fixer’
• Senate caucus on summoning Napoles reset
• Biazon’s own staff transfers questioned
• DAP may be ground for Aquino’s impeachmen­t, say militant solons
• 3 Americans win Nobel prize for economics
• Cops file rap vs antipork protesters
• Fish in oil-spilled town fit for eating, says BFAR
• 3 village chiefs OK tree cutting in Cebu city
• Sierra Madre tribesmen join barangay polls
• Barangay bets lure voters with free rice
• Chinese, Taiwanese tourists return to Boracay
• Mayor removed for false info
• What’s in a name?
• Woman of power
• Will the Francis wave flow to our shores?
• Planet Online
• Girls and women
• Dealing with government: readers’ rants
• The $20-hotdog: thinking about pork
• PDAF, DAP scams violated RA 9184
• Rice price hikes in domestic markets not exclusive to PH
• Cleansing judiciary possible, but only via out- of-box approaches
• Want more letters?
• Letters to the Editor
• Legislator­s: Are they public servants or businessme­n?
• Need for FOI law passage highlighte­d by pork barrel scam
• Why bid out two contracts to purchase same items?
• Letters to the Editor
• Violence-caused trauma among children
• Abad may have saved country from ruin, still he must resign asap
• Seriously apply existing laws punishing corrupt for ‘cruelty to young Filipinos’
• A movie that mirrors moderns’ handling of everyday life and crises
• ‘Daang matuwid’ potholed with plenty of bias and selective justice
• Professor David makes point on pork barrel controvers­y in style
• ‘Santi’ leaves behind billions in damage, losses in C. Luzon
• Oil firms seen to hike fuel prices by 50¢
• ‘Tino’ does quick in-and- out
• Benhur’s ma takes stand in bail hearing for Napoles
• WHAT WENT BEFORE
• Murder raps vs Leyble, et al. dismissed
• The minority rules over the majority
• Crossfire victim’s kin won’t file raps vs cops
• Barangay bets flock to Comelec despite heavy traffic
• Driver dies behind the wheel
• Rioting erupts in Moscow, police arrest almost 400
• China marks 10 years of manned space exploratio­n program
• Bomb blasts kill 25 across Iraq
• Iran rejects demand to ship out uranium
• Coal seen as world’s top fuel by 2020
• Non-Muslims can’t use word ‘Allah,’ says Malaysian court
• 7 Red Cross staff abducted in Syria
• Williams sets return; Air21 gets Cardona
• Coach Pido comes to Mariano’s defense
• Manotoc joins local standouts in q’finals
• Azkals need 2-goal victory over solid Pakistan tonight
• Officials see at least 25 SEAG golds this time
• Marquez legitimize­s Bradley kingship
• Ortiz, Red Sox roll back Tigers, tie series
• Cagayan heavy fave vs Smart
• Tabora bags maiden Sletba Open crown
• ICTSI Riviera: Former champions head field
• PH pushes for more IMF reforms
• US debt ceiling to weigh on local bourse
• SM group, hotel company
• Berjaya PH buys
• Marcventur­es 9-month
• Landbank to raise P5B
• PH pushes for more IMF reforms
• EastWest launches money card
• IBM extends grants program for cities
• A. Brown gets partners for Peak Power
• Low Profile UP Law Alumni Doing High Impact Civic Work
• Why Treat is cool
• Sea, spa, piña coladas–and riveting tennis
• Can we talk to the dead?
• A different approach to oral healthcare
• John Lloyd Cruz has new advocacy–
• HOROSCOPE
• Life of the Party, Ms Congeniali­ty, Best Dressed–which pets made it
• 25 years, P25 million
• Fairmont Makati awarded ‘Best New City Hotel in Asia’
• Finding our own voice –and identity
• Alice is tougher, wiser
• Balancing high-tech and old-fashioned mentoring
• Breast cancer doctors may now apply online
• Technology complement­s, not supplement­s
• Travel with your favorite books
• FEU DEPCOMM launches research lecture series
• Design and implement effective financial controls
• P200,000 for top winner in sandwich-making contest
• Search for best financial education teachers launched
• Cebu teams among PH representa­tives to robotics Olympics
• Latest technology makes Da Vinci exhibit come alive
• Yellow rock

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