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Saturday, October 21, 2006 (Philippines)
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  Breaking News
Lawyers work overtime on appeal v. freeze order on mayor's suspension (9:55 p.m.)
300 metro firms seeks exemption from new wage order (1:35 p.m.)
Series of earthquakes shake northern RP; no damage reported (1:02 p.m.)
Palace justifies Arroyo's push for Charter change during meet with chief justice (10:08 a.m.)

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Leftist protesters wave their flags amid the flame of a burning effigy in a rally Friday, denouncing President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's campaign to amend the constitution and what they called the spate of political killings in the country. (AP photo)
MANILA -- Solicitor General Eduardo Antonio Nachura said government will file its comment on Monday with the Court of Appeals (CA) to justify Malacañang's issuance of the suspension order on Makati City Jejomar Binay and his co-respondents, also to ask the CA to lift its temporary restraining order (TRO).

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Top Stories
Kidnapped US aid worker, 3 others walk free from captors
ZAMBOANGA CITY -- Gunmen on Friday reportedly freed all four Filipinos, including a US aid worker, kidnapped on the troubled island of Jolo, officials said.
Cebu City mayor recalls 10 police cars
CEBU CITY -- Mayor Tomas Osmeña recalled all Toyota Innova units he issued to the police following an accident involving a policeman who used one unit to bring him to a motel.
Oro tourism office voices alarm over UK advisory
CAGAYAN DE ORO -- The regional tourism office and Misamis Oriental provincial legislators voiced concern over the travel advisory issued by the British Government against Mindanao considering recent intelligence reports that terrorists may be in the final stages of plotting more attacks in the country.







:: Country News ::

Bacolod
6 cops in Salabas kidnap-slay 'missing'
Bomb scare fails to dampen street dancing

Baguio
Benguet veggie council pushes halt on submission of pest risk analysis
Abra rescinds total ban on swine shipment

Cebu
What does Tolentino have on murders in Cebu? ‘Reliable but raw’ information
Public schools on sem break; Nov. 1 holiday

Cagayan de Oro
US, RP Marines allot medicines to victims
Environment exec orders log ban in Lanao del Norte

Davao
Parang mayor seeks due process on drug raps
Inventors: Where's the money?

Dumaguete
Guv orders all billboards inspected
Oct. 20 holiday in N. Oriental

General Santos
Police hot on trail of 3 Tacurong bombers
Suspension of public gathering in Koronadal temporary: Mayor

Iloilo
Ex-con, live-in partner nabbed in drug raid
Snatchers drown selves

Manila
4 Japinoy kids die in Palawan fire
Ex-military chief offered gov't post

Pampanga
Farmers hold protest v. US war games
Initials of guv's aide found on Capitol documents

Pangasinan
Council changes working days in Bolinao town hall
Man kills brother

Zamboanga
Civilian gets bounty for arrest of Sayyaf kidnapper
Moro rebels blame '3rd party' for bomb attacks



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