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Friday, August 13, 2004 (Philippines)
GOVERNOR George Arnaiz Thursday dared militant groups to talk with him face-to-face about their accusations that his administration failed to help improve the lot of farmers in the province.
The challenge came the same day after militant groups Kilusang Mayo Uno, Karapatan, Kaugmaon-KMP, and League of Filipino Students led by Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (Bayan) held a press conference condemning the deployment of a battalion of scout rangers to Negros Oriental.
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3 killed in road collision
SAN JOSE, Negros Oriental -- Three persons were killed Wednesday in a collision between a bus, a multicab and an L-300 van on Calo bridge between kilometers 11 and 12 in Barangay Sra. Ascion, San Jose Negros Oriental.
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2 drug suspects nabbed in housing project
POLICE and agents of the Provincial Drug Enforcement Administration arrested two drug suspects inside the Cadawinonan Housing Project Thursday.
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Kiwanis leader off to Taiwan for keynote gab
ATTORNEY Eduardo Sedillo, Kiwanis Asia-Pacific chairman for Kiwanis Year 2004-2005, will fly to Taitung in Taiwan to deliver the keynote speech of the District Convention of Kiwanis-Taiwan on August 13-16.
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