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Sunday, September 17, 2006 (Philippines)
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Gov't assures Subic rape victim of justice (8:25 p.m.)

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Soldiers clean up the old Compania Maritima building in Cebu City's port area, as part of preparations to restore the historic structure. (Sun.Star Cebu/Alex Badayos)
MANILA -- Senator Sergio Osmeña III hinted Saturday that the alleged disappearance of a United States grant fund to the Philippines could have been the main reason why the US government is serious about the case of former agriculture undersecretary Jocelyn "Joc joc" Bolante.

In a radio interview, Osmeña said the $20-million grant given in 2003 by the US government to the Philippines through Public Law (PL) 480 was diverted to the controversial fertilizer fund of the Agriculture Department.

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Top Stories
Cebu's nurses join CA lawsuit
CEBU CITY -- Nurses who took the board exams in Cebu City are fighting at the Court of Appeals (CA) a petition to prevent the oath taking of the 2006 successful nursing board examinees.
MILF, international group urged to be optimistic of talks
DAVAO CITY -- Government peace negotiator Silvestre Afable Jr. appealed to the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) and the international community to keep their hopes high on the ongoing peace negotiations.
Mayor vows repeal of pay parking scheme
BAGUIO CITY -- Acting Mayor Reinaldo Bautista Jr. said Saturday the city will definitely pursue the annulment of the Pay Parking Ordinance and the rescission of the memorandum of agreement (MOA) for the pay-parking scheme.







:: Country News ::

Bacolod
Audit body finds more missing vehicles, scraps at CEO
Missing driver found dead

Baguio
Baguio is jueteng-free: police
Task force could reduce veggie smuggling: farmers

Cebu
Markets, Citom earning, outgrow subsidy
Setting up cooperatives for former rebels

Cagayan de Oro
Oro folks urged to avoid stampede
1 dead, 9 hurt as bridge collapses

Davao
Muslim youths want sci-tech college
Health agency to conduct deworming in October

Dumaguete
Dengue claims 1 more
City barangays start 'profiling' residents

General Santos
Environment dep't to auction 'Noah's Ark'
Terror attack ruled out in grenade blast

Iloilo
4 villages under dengue watch list
Church leader denies sexual harassment yarn

Manila
Senator to push anew abolition of anti-graft body
'Tindahan Natin' to benefit 300T poor families

Pampanga
Police up fight v. 'hot' guns in C. Luzon
Government workers vow to fight crime

Pangasinan
Asingan assessor gunned down
Ariel Flores is Pangasinan bike race champion

Zamboanga
Ports Authority turns over P1M to Zambo
BJMP adopts 'Oplan Iwas Dengue'



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