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Friday, March 31, 2006 (Philippines)
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| A police officer with a bomb-sniffing dog inspects baggage at a ferry ship terminal at Manila's south harbor Thursday. Security has been beefed up around the metro as two explosions occurred in the southern Philippines in recent days killing nine people and injuring at least 42 others. (AP photo) |
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CEBU CITY -- No laws were violated when barangay assemblies became venues for gathering pro-Charter change signatures last weekend. And there is no law preventing government workers from discussing Charter amendments, said a key figure in the Cha-cha Thursday.
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House Speaker's niece tops Bar exams
| MANILA -- A niece of House Speaker Jose De Venecia obtained the highest ratings in the 2005 Bar examinations with a rating of 87.2 percent. |
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Police release bus bomber's sketch
| ZAMBOANGA CITY -- Police have released Thursday the sketch of a man believed to be behind the bombing of a passenger bus in Digos City in the southern Philippines that injured as many as 17 people. |
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3 fertilizer companies shortchange city
| DAVAO CITY -- Three agricultural companies are said to have shortchanged the Davao City by as much as P6.8-million in unpaid taxes and now they have to pay up, the City Treasurer's Office (CTO) said. |
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