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Saturday, January 07, 2006 (Philippines)
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  Breaking News
Rebels raid central RP police station (4:25 p.m.)
Jolo village chief killed in attack, 2 others wounded (2:00 p.m.)
Regal movie 'Blue Moon' is film festival's best pic (10:58 a.m.)

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President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo chats via the internet with daughter of slain RTC Judge Henrick Gingoyon, Hyacinth, who is in the US. Arroyo dropped by the Sacred Heart Chapel to condole with Gingoyon’s family (Sun.Star Cebu/Arni Aclao)
MANILA -- The level of hunger among Filipinos has risen to an alarming rate, with nearly 17 percent of people saying they had nothing to eat at least once over a three-month period, the Social Weather Stations (SWS) said Friday.

Of the households queried, 16.7 percent reported experiencing hunger in the last quarter of 2005, up from 15.5 percent in August, SWS said -- a record high since it began hunger surveys in mid-1998.

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Top Stories
Find real killers: judge's kin ask
CEBU CITY -- President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo paid her last respects Friday to Regional Trial Court (RTC) Judge Henrick Gingoyon, whose family appealed for the arrest of his killers and "not just a set of fall guys."
8 killed in clash between cops, communist rebels
MANILA -- Five police officers and three civilians were killed following a clash with communist rebels on a central Philippine island Friday, police said.
500 city workers relieved from jobs
DAVAO CITY -- A total of 500 contractual workers will have to start looking for other jobs after their contracts of service were not renewed.


 
Business

CEBU: Gov’t gets Taiwanese celebs to promote RP

CAGAYAN DE ORO: Setup beneficiaries generate P100-M sales

MANILA: Romtelecom goes live with Convergys' Infinys software

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Opinion

Roperos: All the President’s men

Nalzaro: Murder incidents not alarming

Cardinoza: Third district showdown

 
Sports

CAGAYAN DE ORO: Capitol launches Fistorama tourney

 
Lifestyle

CEBU: Recycled spaghetti relationship

MANILA: 'Gulong ng Palad' is ABS-CBN's primetime bet in January

 
Features





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:: Country News ::

Bacolod
'Bonnet gang' victim confirmed raped
Don't panic, sugar prices remain stable

Baguio
Arroyo visit ups local tourism
University urges farmers to start shift to organic agriculture

Cebu
Court saves airport from city takeover
President declares Sinulog 2006 open

Cagayan de Oro
MisOr solon insists no politics in trip
Demolition stayed at Upper Carmen

Davao
Davao City ready for call centers
Shellfish sale soon to be regulated here

Dumaguete
3 hurt in firecracker explosions
‘University land titles valid’

General Santos
MNLF to respect outcome of peace talks
Convicts see hope in cornhusk handicraft

Iloilo
Arroyo to grace Dinagyang Festival 2006
Legal office: Sack case v. power firms

Manila
Audit of Air Force funds set
Fugitive mutineer not recruiting soldiers: military

Pampanga
Clark exec nixes local taxes for investors
Town mayors honor Oca for World Mayor 2005 Award

Pangasinan
Immigration's collections in 2005 increases
Tayug judge, Pangasinan prosecutor in serious threats

Zamboanga
Soldiers rescue civilians trapped in clan war
RP-US war games start in North Cotabato



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