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Wednesday, August 30, 2006 (Philippines)
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  Breaking News
Ex-agri official detained in US seeks aid from RP gov’t (10 p.m.)
Owners of sunken tanker in Guimaras put on immigration watch list (7:20 p.m.)
Low-tech methods to mop up oil spill (3:35 p.m.)
Stocks slip as action focuses on Equitable, Banco de Oro (3:10 p.m.)
Opposition lawmakers file objection to people's initiative suit (9:45 a.m.)

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A villager removes bunker oil that was washed ashore at the coastal village of Concepcion in the island of Guimaras Tuesday. (AP photo)
CEBU CITY -- Calls from local officials to remain vigilant as the worst may not yet be over did not stop environmentalist and lawyer Antonio Oposa from asserting that northern Cebu is now safe from the oil slick in Guimaras Island.

Oposa, head of the Visayan Sea Squadron and national environmental team leader of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines, said that all the bunker oil in the sunken tanker has already seeped out.

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Top Stories
Poll body 'more likely' to junk people's initiative: Execs
MANILA -- The Commission on Elections (Comelec) is likely seen to scrap the people's initiative petition filed by Charter change proponents due to lack of jurisdiction, three officials of the election agency said on Tuesday.
Military tightens grip on Mindanao as fighting erupts
ZAMBOANGA CITY -- The military tightened security in the southern Philippines after a firefight erupted between soldiers and Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) forces in North Cotabato's Midsayap town, officials said Tuesday.
Mayor shrugs off threats from plantation owners
DAVAO CITY -- Mayor Rodrigo Duterte challenged banana growers in the city to show him scientific proof that aerial spraying is not harmful to people's health so he could reconsider his stand against it.







:: Country News ::

Bacolod
NPA raided mining firm in Calatrava seized 2 firearms
'Spill not at all bad'

Baguio
Town seeks inclusion in Asin hydro plants management
Police to continue erection of Camp Dangwa fence

Cebu
IBP tags ‘brains, vigilante killers’
Stop them: cardinal; 4 CH offices want mall closed

Cagayan de Oro
Cell phone scam hits Oro schools
Robbers divest 5th Indian trader

Davao
Pharmacy sued for selling drug samples
Mayor dares de Guzman to meet him 'one-on-one'

Dumaguete
Population growth in N. Oriental rate down
Gov't urged to invest more in millennium goals

General Santos
Moro militants honor departing IMT body
Relatives of late MILF chair slams military

Iloilo
Pageant judges haul organizer to court over result
Oil spill helped in decline of criminality: Barias

Manila
High court throws away disbarment suit v. senator, lawyer
Interior head denies eyeing prime minister post

Pampanga
P90M Florida town loan opposed
Gaddi files raps against Nolasco

Pangasinan
Man loses P150T to thieves

Zamboanga
Troops clash with communist rebels in Zambo Sur
Armed forces pour more troops to pursue Sayyaf militants in Sulu



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