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Monday, August 16, 2004 (Philippines)
  Breaking News
Two suspected JI bombers arraigned (3:30 pm)
Two arrested for kidnap-killing of Coca-Cola executive (2:45 pm)
19 Filipinos rescued by Vietnamese ship (2: 15 pm)
Miriam to bare names in Smokey Mountain project scam (12:13 pm)
Arroyo orders lawmen to help stop attacks on media (12:00 pm)

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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is dismayed to see so many empty seats in the stadiums (like this one at the aqua center) that it has told the Athens organizers to fill them. (AFP Photo)
MANILA -- The Arroyo government is confident that a final peace agreement would be signed between the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) either at the end of the year or by early 2005.

Silvestre Afable Jr., chairman of the government panel negotiating with the MILF, said Sunday the participation of the secessionist group in the administration's campaign against terrorism and criminal elements like the Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) and the Pentagon Group is a big boost to the peace negotiations.

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Top Stories
Empty seats bug Olympic games
ATHENS -- Golds are being won and records getting set, but record lows in attendance are bothering organizers of the Olympics.
Troops still looking for kidnap leader's body
DAVAO CITY -- Military units continue their search for the body of Pentagon kidnap for ransom group leader Tahir Alonto, believed killed during a military operation in Liguasan Marsh on Friday.
Sun.Star story alerts group to plight of girl
CEBU CITY -- Jelyn Bistes, the four-year-old girl diagnosed with a congenital heart disease, can soon look forward to doing what most girls of her age do.

 
Business

CEBU: Easy to get clean, drinking water

DAVAO: Minda SMEs to showcase products in world expo

 
Opinion
 
Sports

CEBU: Filipino boxer on to 2nd round in Olympic boxing

DAVAO: Caidic, pals outgun foes in PBA All-Star

GENERAL SANTOS: Dog sports enthusiasts to gather in city

 
Lifestyle

DAVAO: Star-studded Kadayawan

CEBU: Blinding laughter

 
Features

PANGASINAN: Alberto Abulencia: A portrait of his own






:: Country News ::

Bacolod
Power rates up
Mayor to focus on garbage, lights and traffic woes

Baguio
Higher taxi flag down rates asked
Police pay tribute to retired regional directors

Cebu
Sun.Star story alerts likely donors on plight of girl with heart ailment
Reopening of Atlas a '70 percent probability'

Cagayan de Oro
13 Capitol heavy units unaccounted for
No return to work for Awol employees

Davao
Mayor hits Amnesty Int'l
Cop meted 21 years for unlicensed guns

Dumaguete
PNP fires 3 cops found positive of drug use
Church confident two-child plan will not push through

General Santos
Press group seeks NBI help over Abayon slay
Fishermen back after ordeal at high seas

Iloilo
Jail riot looms
Guv to face inmates

Manila
Boils, skin disease hit inmates of crowded Malabon jail
BFP to close establishments deemed firetraps

Pampanga
Bayan vows to remain strong on its 7th congress
Rector: New Cathedral bells to arrive November

Pangasinan
Number of Pangasinan drug-affected barangays up
San Fabian mayor: Problem in coastal water boundary

Zamboanga
Soldiers deployed in city to augment policemen
Prosecution of 17 Sayyafs encourages witnesses



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