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Wednesday, November 08, 2006 (Philippines)
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  Breaking News
Gov’t junks raps v. Moro rebel leader over Mindanao bombings (8:45 p.m.)
Senate okays UN pact v. corruption (4:20 p.m.)
Prosecutor drops murder raps vs Muslim rebel chief (3:55 p.m.)
Democrats win 19 Republican-held districts (1:18 p.m.)
Thai air force plane crashes, 7 aboard killed (1:15 p.m.)

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Cebu City Vice Mayor Michael Rama distributes blank pieces of paper for the police officers' confessions and suggestions. Most had nothing much to say. (Sun.Star Cebu/Linette C. Ramos)
MANILA -- A Palace official said Tuesday that government would abandon moves to amend the Constitution and start preparing for the 2007 elections if Congress fails to convene a Constituent Assembly before the year ends.

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Top Stories
Councilors question cops on killings
CEBU CITY -- Alarmed by and confused about the summary executions in Cebu City and the police's failure to solve them, a councilor suggested giving a large amount of reward money to whoever can lead cops to arrest the assailants.
About 1M residents of S. Mindanao without toilets
DAVAO CITY -- Close to a million residents in Southern Mindanao don't have sanitary toilets, a report on the state of the region's children by Department of Social Welfare and Development Regional Director Mercedita Jabagat showed.
Pay parking ordinance in Baguio abolished
BAGUIO CITY -- The City Council on Tuesday repealed an ordinance that made possible the operation of a private pay parking firm in Baguio.







:: Country News ::

Bacolod
De Leons fix demand at P6.9M from Suatengcos, Ortizes
Rehashed, malicious, says WNC on Baldago's statement

Baguio
Mayor dared to defend ban of Naswak folks from Bokod polls
Privatization of 2 dams beneficial to Benguet: official

Cebu
Gwen sees 10-15% rise in CICC cost
Ex-mayor charged with violating limit on propaganda

Cagayan de Oro
Governor belittles Ombudsman complaints
Drug agency monitoring shabu labs in M. Oriental

Davao
Avian flu alert up as migratory birds arrive
Mindanao peace riders arrive here next week

Dumaguete
Miss Dumaguete aspirants back sex education
Negros Oriental cookbook eyed

General Santos
Rebels net 22 rifles in detachment raid
C. Mindanao lagging in public education

Iloilo
Man electrocuted, causes blackout
Task force SOS bares result of Guimaras mangrove review

Manila
Arroyo accepts defense chief's resignation
Justice junks libel cases v. actress

Pampanga
'Rebel leader' clarifies conviction of murder raps
PB backs Macapagal airport development

Pangasinan
Province to hold another job fair
Pangasinan youth council to conduct mind contest for students

Zamboanga
BIMP-EAGA governors to forge strategic action plan
Taiwan donates motorcycles to Zambo government



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