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Saturday, August 07, 2004 (Philippines)
  Breaking News
Three journalists attacked in RP (4:00 pm)

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Gov. Gwen Garcia and Vice Gov. Greg Sanchez may be engaged in a tug-of-war over the budget but it’s Governor’s Night and Cebu is celebrating its Foundation Day. What’s a cameo appearance as award presentors in a fashion show at the Capitol social hall Thursday night? (Sun.Star Cebu/Amper Campaña)
MANILA -- President Arroyo said Friday the Philippines remains committed to the fight against terror, as her aide shrugged off reports that the country has been stricken out of the US-led "coalition of the willing."

"I have taken responsibility, no apologies, I stuck to my oath, but let me emphasize that our people and our nation remain committed to our friends and allies abroad even as we remained true to our conviction here at home," Arroyo said of her decision to pull out peacekeepers from Iraq to save the life of a Filipino taken hostage by Iraqi militants.

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Top Stories
Gunmen fire at 3 broadcasters
CEBU CITY -- Three newsmen in a luxury vehicle survived Thursday night when unidentified assailants ambushed them after they stopped at the busy intersection of N. Bacalso Ave. and V. Rama Ave., Cebu City.
20 foreign students in drug watch list
BAGUIO CITY -- Twenty foreign nationals studying in various Baguio City colleges are under surveillance for illegal drug use or trafficking, said Friday the chief of the drug enforcement agency in the Cordillera.
Police eye grudge in victim 59's slay
DAVAO -- Police are eyeing any of four angles as a possible motive in the killing Thursday of a father, the 59th to fall victim to a shadowy vigilante group operating in Davao City.

 
Business

MANILA: Arroyo bares energy independence, savings reform package

CEBU: Fast ferry firms mull terminals in Kawit

DAVAO: Big demand for Pinoy engineers in Malaysia

 
Opinion
 
Sports

CEBU: Rev defends title today

DAVAO: Under-14 bootfest opens August 14

MANILA: Meneses's star still shines bright

 
Lifestyle

CEBU: Post modern Pizza

DAVAO: Watch out!

 
Features

DAVAO: Understanding gout






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:: Country News ::

Bacolod
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Baguio
Students, out-of-school youths rounded up in Maharlika rooftop
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Cebu
Capitol workers sing in vain for bonus
Ouano, Miranda in PCL seat race

Cagayan de Oro
Rape victim asked: Why didn't you bite?
Militants join power rate protest

Davao
Piapi hostage-taker could be deranged
American troops visit PNOC plant in Mt. Apo

Dumaguete
2nd most wanted criminal arrested
Japanese volunteers assess NegOr schools

General Santos
MILF leader, US Army major meet face to face
UN delegation to inspect mine site

Iloilo
Journalists to hold protest vs. killings
Army to NPA: Stop recruiting minors

Manila
Transport groups oppose oil price hikes
Gov't asks for public help in solving killings of mediamen

Pampanga
Morales seeks resolution for AEC entry
CDC gets support for clearing Bayanihan Park

Pangasinan
Municipal Council recommends poultry's closure
Gastro cases now at 4,293

Zamboanga
Ex-mayor, 3 others guilty of graft: Sandigan
Military says Abu Sayyaf chief in Tawi-Tawi



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