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Sunday, February 23, 2003 (Philippines)
  Breaking News
US-Philippine counter-terror drills begin (1:32 pm)
Blix gives Iraq a week to start destroying missiles (1:31 pm)
SENTRY DUTY. Police trainees line an elevated walkway to keep an eye on inmates' shanties, while jail officials and policemen conduct a surprise inspection at dawn Saturday inside the Bagong Buhay Rehabilitation Center (BBRC) in Cebu City. (SUN.STAR FOTO/RUEL ROSILLO)
CEBU -- With the flak the Bagong Buhay Rehabilitation Center (BBRC) has been getting, the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) 7 ordered a major inspection inside the whole compound Saturday dawn.

Dubbed Oplan Greyhound, the search shocked officials, who found some families of the estimated 1,700 inmates living inside the jail as well. Drugs and other contraband were also found.

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Top Stories
Palace belittles authority of Pentagon official
MANILA -- Malacañang Saturday denied anew the erroneous statement of an unnamed Pentagon official regarding combat operations in southern Philippines involving American troops.
Miners ink MOA with Lepanto, end strike
MANKAYAN, Benguet -- Striking miners of the Lepanto Consolidated Mining Company (LCMCo) has finally left the picket line after 22 days following the signing of a memorandum of agreement between the management and union leaders early Saturday morning.
Weak economy leads to rise in street crimes
PANGASINAN -- Senator Manuel Villar Jr. said the rising street crimes are indication that the benefits from the growth in the national economy have not trickled down to the ordinary people.

 
Opinion

Mercado: Missing hawks and kaingins

Cabaero: Closure

Estremera: The illusion of adulthood

Alanib: Proverbs for living

Dacawi: Characters of the festival

 
Sports

CEBU: RP karatekas sweep medals as expected

DAVAO: DC athletes' quartering set today

 
Lifestyle

CEBU: Ikaw ug Ikebana

BAGUIO: Panagbenga drum, lyre & street dancing: A sea of colors down Session Road

 
Features

DAVAO: Power of the people




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:: Country News ::

Bacolod
Public hearing on smoke-testing useless: drivers
GMA to ok permit for 100 RPA-ABB guerillas to carry guns

Baguio
Abra declares total ban on sale of hogs
Gran Cordillera in historic Intramuros

Cebu
For 2 brgys, service vehicles ate up their slice of P32M pie
Congress stalls plan to increase LGU funds, powers

Cagayan de Oro
Police probe on link of 'Iranians' to car blasts
Dad questions cash advances, reimbursements at Capitol

Davao
OMA gives no assurance on Moro offensives
Nene slams Reyes for allowing US troops in Abu hunt

Dumaguete
Group joins protest v. US attack on Iraq
City vet warns anew vs dengue, loose dogs

General Santos
Bribery charge up to Salangsang: Oco
AFP chief lauds Yano

Iloilo
Big time pusher nabbed
Trenas mum on community college

Manila
Barbers questions Rufino's threat on 50 solons
Glo sets deadlines to reward transport group

Pampanga
Group wants CDC execs booted out
PPMO can pardon loans for homes, not for lots

Pangasinan
PNP monitors La Tondena strikers
RP feared to turn into killing fields

Zamboanga
Rivera back at TAB
Man drives mosquitoes away by burning house


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