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The battle in the country’s highly competitive fastfood industry has gone beyond food and beverage offerings.?

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A 21-year-old housemaid died of severe bleeding caused by induced abortion in the house of her employer the other day in Caloocan City.


Senior Superintendent William Macavinta, city police chief, identified the victim as Erlinda Adeva, who lived with the Ruallo family.


Adeva prematurely delivered a five-month-old baby, who was rushed to an undisclosed hospital and was said to be still fighting for his life.


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Rico Adeva, 39, was shot in the head and chest, killing him on the spot. His wife, Nenette, was unharmed. 


Nenette said they were on their way back to their house from the market when the tragedy happened.  


She said they had just crossed the Imbang River when the three men rushed toward them from the sugarcane field in Hacienda del Fuego 2 in Barangay Dos Hermanas. 


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                    [Title] => Triathlete vies for glory in NZ marathon
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Roy Adeva is one of two Filipino runners who earned an all-expense-paid trip to New Zealand to compete in the New Balance Queenstown International Marathon as the second best New Balance finisher in the White Rock triathlon last December in Subic.


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                    [Title] => Negros Press Club to honor honest broadcaster
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The Negros Press Club will have Adeva as its principal guest during its celebrity night. He will be presented by Negros Press Club president Primo Esleyer and the unanimous resolution of the NPC board to name him a member of the country’s oldest press club.


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                    [Title] => A whiff of fresh air from a radioman
                    [Summary] => The most depressing story in the country today is the rising number of mediamen felled by assassins’ bullets.


The latest, of course, was the shooting of Danilo Aguirre, 25, of Mindanao Bulletin in General Santos City last week. There were no easy solutions to these murders. Thus, over the years, the Philippines has earned the reputation as a country whose journalists belong to the endangered species. 


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Nenette said they were on their way back to their house from the market when the tragedy happened.  


She said they had just crossed the Imbang River when the three men rushed toward them from the sugarcane field in Hacienda del Fuego 2 in Barangay Dos Hermanas. 


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Fastfood giants banking on love teams

October 18, 2015 - 10:00am

The battle in the country’s highly competitive fastfood industry has gone beyond food and beverage offerings.?

Headlines

Housemaid dies of induced abortion

February 6, 2007 - 12:00am

A 21-year-old housemaid died of severe bleeding caused by induced abortion in the house of her employer the other day in Caloocan City. Senior Superintendent William Macavinta, city police chief, identified...

Metro

Community organizer slain in Silay

By Antonieta Lopez | April 17, 2006 - 12:00am

BACOLOD CITY — Three men gunned down a community organizer in front of his wife in Silay City late Saturday, authorities said. Rico Adeva, 39, was shot in the head and chest, killing him on the spot. His wife,...

Nation

Triathlete vies for glory in NZ marathon

By Gerry Carpio | March 29, 2006 - 12:00am

A mountaineer who has climbed the country’s most dangerous peak and hurdled the ultimate test of human endurance–a 15-hour non-stop swim-bike-run in triathlon–is testing his speed and stamina Sunday...

Sports

Negros Press Club to honor honest broadcaster

By THE SOUTHERN BEAT By Rolly Espina | October 11, 2005 - 12:00am

On Oct. 15, it is very unlikely that Negrenses will forget 65-year-old Raymundo Adeva and what he has done to deserve the tribute of local journalists. The Negros Press Club will have Adeva as its principal guest...

Nation

A whiff of fresh air from a radioman

By Bobit S. Avila | October 8, 2005 - 12:00am

The most depressing story in the country today is the rising number of mediamen felled by assassins’ bullets. The latest, of course, was the shooting of Danilo Aguirre, 25, of Mindanao Bulletin in General Santos...

Nation