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Thursday, December 29, 2005 (Philippines)

Mayor to extend advisor contracts
Filipino-Chinese residents in Cagayan de Oro perform the so-called "lion dance" as a way to open the incoming New Year. (Sun.Star Cagayan de Oro/Joey Nacalaban)
MAYOR Vicente Emano said he would extend the services of his 12 consultants next year, adding that trust and confidence are enough to guarantee the renewal of their contracts.

The mayor was responding to opposition Councilor Zaldy Ocon's allegations that most of his appointed consultants were useless to the City Government since they don't have either experience or expertise in their respective fields.

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Army, police to retain holiday alert
THE Fourth Infantry Division of the Philippine Army and the Philippine National Police in Northern Mindanao are on heightened alert as the New Year's celebration is fast approaching.
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Logging eyed as cause for Caraga floods
BUTUAN CITY -- Indiscriminate, uncontrolled, and discreet cutting of trees of the more than one million hectares of forest lands in Caraga Region are to be blamed for the flashfloods that hit the region, environmentalists groups said.
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Rebel group drops media invite amid absence of ceasefire
THE Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) cancelled their invitation for media practitioners and foreign observers to join them in their 37th Founding Anniversary Celebration in Mindanao last Monday.
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Fisheries bureau extends seaweed project
 
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Editorial: Rape case
Ravanera: No free meal with Gaia
 
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Local boxing prospects remain dim for Oro

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