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Tuesday, October 11, 2005 (Philippines)
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  Breaking News
Customs intercept illegal elephant tusk shipment from Kenya (8:30 p.m.)
Political crisis hampering swift passage of strong anti-terror law (4:55 p.m.)
Gonzales freed from detention (4:45 p.m.)
SC junks Noli's motion to dismiss Loren's protest (3:50 p.m.)
RP denies Australian troops joined hunt for Muslim militants (10:30 a.m.)

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President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo checks an "injured"victim as she attends a simulated anti-terrorism drill Tuesday at Fort Bonifacio High School at suburban Makati city east of Manila. The drill was conducted as Arroyo pushes for the approval of an anti-terrorism bill in the wake of terrorist attacks in Asia. (AP Photo)
CEBU CITY -- Four armed men ambushed a labor leader in Sitio Gaway-gaway, Barangay Uling, Naga in southern Cebu as he was on his way to bring his mother home Monday morning.

Antonio “Tony” Cuizon, 49, president of Panaghiusa sa mga Mamumuo sa Atlas (Pama) survived four gunshot wounds.
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Top Stories
Justice chief readies draft of emergency order
MANILA -- An executive draft on the declaration of a state of national emergency, which gives the government all-encompassing power to take over private utilities, is now ready for President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's signature.
Muslim rebels optimistic on peace talks
ZAMBOANGA CITY -- The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) on Monday expressed optimism on the ongoing peace talks with government, saying it is likely to sign new agreements to further hasten the negotiations.
Businessman nabbed for possessing 'stolen' car
CAMP OLIVAS -- A prominent businessman was recently apprehended by police operatives at the Fontana Leisure Resort inside Clark Special Economic Zone for alleged possession of a "commandeered" car, police said Monday.


 
Business

CEBU: Asean free trade seen to hurt local makers

DAVAO: JAGS-CT triad opens trade, security link

CAGAYAN DE ORO: Oro to establish gas plant at landfill
 
Opinion

Cabaero: Shampoo ad is better

Obenieta: What gives you the creeps?

Covington: The red skeleton

Seares: Glo's cost of stay

Malig: Espina’s ‘absolute’ legality
 
Sports

DAVAO: Fight mars Holy Child-Ateneo game

CAGAYAN DE ORO: Five local chessers to Shell grandfinals
 
Lifestyle

CEBU: Legal aid summit set in November

DAVAO: Tagum diocese is 25 years old

MANILA: Cinemanila presents Argentine cinematic revival

CAGAYAN DE ORO: Two culture nights
 
Features

DAVAO: Sleeping in death beds

PAMPANGA: Fontana marks 1st-ever Octoberfest

CAGAYAN DE ORO: Cebu Pacific's summit club celebrates 6th year anniversary



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Cagayan de Oro
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Davao
Soldiers harass police
Body searches are compulsory: Mayor

Dumaguete
Tight security in place for Buglasan fest
Palace owes local gov’t P17.5B pork barrel

General Santos
Doctors claim more scam at city hospital
South Cotabato's fertile lands fast deteriorating

Iloilo
City surpasses business tax target
Rural families to get financing for biz

Manila
Priests, nuns covered also by CPR: police
5 'kidnappers' killed in shootout

Pampanga
Disaster council calls for vigilance on bird flu
P300T bounty on arrested carnap suspect

Pangasinan
Holdupmen take P.5M from elderly couple
NIA's big problem: P100M in farmers' irrigation debts

Zamboanga
Visiting balikbayans to surpass tourism office target
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