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• Prostitution feared in Kalangitan
• Only ‘tip of iceberg’ scratched by campaign vs Luzon terror group – sources
• Tarlac marks 129^th anniv sans Yap, fanfare
• For Tarlaqueños, flood and traffic are signs of rainy season
• 1 die, 20 injured in Tarlac road smash-ups
• Cops recover 1,000 board feet of cut woods from illegal loggers
• Mid-East countries set flights to DMIA
• SBMA launches data system for environmental protection
• Japanese supplier sets up plant at Subic
• UPS starts hub at Clark

May 21, 2002

• Raps filed anew vs anti-landfill mayor, mediamen called ‘goons’
• Luisita farm-workers protest drastic work cut
• ‘Nothing anomalous,’ says Mangune in P110,000-cash advance
  Efforts out to drag down SP, council’s secretary
• Tarlac’s 7^th most wanted falls

May 20, 2002

• Cops promoted, ‘tanods’ awarded for unmasking al-Qaeda terror group in Tarlac
• Capas doc, 3 robbers die in freak road crash
• Tension mounts in foreign-owned firm located at Luisita ecozone
  ‘Provisional officers’ refuse to yield post to legit union leaders
• Capas high school robbed of P200,000 worth of computers
• PNP chief hits Reds’ ‘kangaroo’ justice system
• PNP chief to Erap, Ping, Nur:  ‘Have faith in justice system’

May 17, 2002

TERRORISM IN TARLAC?

• Raps filed vs suspected Tarlac terror leader, 15 others
• Muslim ‘charismatic’ movement a terror front?
• Raided Tarlac terrorist camp is within NPA’s guerilla zone
• ‘Haraka’ radicals were ‘sleepers’ – police
• Cops clear Robin Padilla’s uncle from Haraka terror group

• Anti-landfill mayor 'terrorized' with graft, other raps before Ombudsman
• Attempted murder raps vs ex-Tarlac mayor dismissed
• Ransom paid for freedom of kidnapped Tarlac trader?
• 2 gov’t employees caught in act of receiving grease money
• Ombudsman’s suspension order on Tarlac dad ignored?
• P3M lost in disappearance of dismantled market structures
• DOLE reinstates ‘impeached’ Luisita union leaders
• Young scribes yield, post bail for libel suit of Aro’s ex-lawyer
• 3 young girls separately raped in Tarlac
• 14 arrested in Tarlac-wide anti-gambling drive
• Tarlac City joins call for PPA, PCA abolition
• Burned bodies found in Yap’s hometown, Hacienda Luisita
• Coop bank worker disappears with P50,000
• Village councilor eyeing barangay chairmanship murdered
• Railroad theft gang busted
• Manila girls nabbed for pawning fake jewelries
• Lady cop recovers missing fighting cock

• Raping Kalangitan
  Editorial
  THE INQUIRER
• Sad state of the Aetas
  SPUR
  By RACHELLE R. TAYONG
• Bamban 1899: A crux of the Philippine Revolution  
  AMLAT
  By LINO L. DIZON
• Tarlac’s money politics
  By AMANTE B. REYES
• A youth’s perspective on  countryside journalism
  By JAMES BRYAN RONQUILLO

May 17, 2002

• Political terrorist
  EDITORIAL
  The Inquirer
• Hierarchy of shame
  SPUR
  By Rachelle R. Tayong
• The Panagdalao of a Thomasite Couple: The Sargents in Paniqui, Tarlac, 1901-1902
  (From the memoirs of Mrs. Nina F. Sargent, with gratitude to Donald Scott Sargent)
  AMLAT
  By Prof. Lino L. Dizon
• On piracy, the city, and what-not
  SOCIETAL TENDENCY
  By Peyn N. Diaz
• Business and politics
  By AMANTE B. REYES

• Ateneo Graduate Selected in Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers 2002
• Santa Ignacia: 1998 to the present