October 6, 2008 - Page 4 of 8

Filipinos draw power from buried heat

Ferdinand Marcos, the despot who ruled here for 21 years, is remembered mainly for the staggering quantity of his wife’s shoes. But there is another Marcos legacy, and it is drawing new attention at a time of high oil prices, global warming and urgent questions about the role of...

Posted On Oct 06 2008 21:23

, By

Chinese tourists outraged after DEA body searches

Nearly 200 Chinese tourists arriving on Shanghai Airlines’ recently launched charter service to Saipan were outraged Saturday morning after security staff subjected many of them to body searches as part of an operation initiated by the Drug Enforcement Administration.

Posted On Oct 06 2008 21:20

, By

CUC did not obtain federal permits for rented engines

The U.S. Environmental Projection Agency is looking into whether the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. failed to follow regulations by not obtaining an air quality permit before installing the emergency Aggreko generators.

Posted On Oct 06 2008 21:19

, By

CUC emergency extended anew

Gov. Benigno R. Fitial extended yesterday the state of disaster emergency for the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. for 30 more days, adding stipulations after members of the Legislature questioned some of the procurement policies used in obtaining the Aggreko generators.

Posted On Oct 06 2008 21:18

, By

‹ Previous 1 2 345 6 7 Next ›Last »

Filipinos draw power from buried heat

Chinese tourists outraged after DEA body searches

CUC did not obtain federal permits for rented engines

CUC emergency extended anew

Tag Cloud

Day

ABOUT US