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                    [Title] => Bacolod sports complex will be ready — Puentevella
                    [Summary] => Bacolod City is leaving no stone unturned in ensuring that the venues for the four sports disciplines it is hosting will be in their best shape for this month’s SEA Games.


While the 11-nation event will be in full swing from Nov. 27 to Dec. 5, Bacolod will hold its opening ceremony a couple of days earlier since action in men’s football begins Nov. 23.


Bacolod City Rep. Monico Puentevella is on top of Bacolod’s preparations and has assured everyone that they’re right on track as far as the SEA Games is concerned.


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                    [Title] => Thai, Indon ’04 Olympic winners here
                    [Summary] => Bacolod is a mere satellite venue for the coming 23rd Southeast Asian Games but will have the honor and privilege to host athletes who won medals in the 2004 Athens Olympics.


At the moment, the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee has not actually received the lists of athletes competing in the games.


But Philsoc has received a large number of accreditation applications from the Thai media for the Bacolod events, indicating that Olympic medal-winning boxers and weightlifters of Thailand are coming to town.


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                    [Title] => Bacolod looks forward to SEAG of the south
                    [Summary] => Except for the finishing touches in repair and refurbishing of playing venues, everything is in place for Bacolod’s hosting of four events in the forthcoming 23rd Southeast Asian Games.


And despite their meager resources, the Bacolod SEAG Organizing Committee (BaSoc) officials are confident they can put in valuable contribution for the successful staging of the biennial games featuring close to 8,000 athletes and officials from 11 nations.


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                    [Title] => SEAG is for every Filipino to watch
                    [Summary] => With more than 40 venues scattered over different parts of the country, this year’s 23rd Southeast Asian Games promises to be a giant showcase of the region’s finest athletes — for the millions of Filipinos to see.


It will only be the third time that the Philippines will host the SEA Games. But it will be the first time that action will be held in as many venues. 


When the Philippines first hosted the event in 1981 and last in 1991, action was confined mostly in Metro Manila.


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                    [Title] => Manila SEAG stakes 441 golds in 42 sports
                    [Summary] => A total of 441 gold medals in 42 sports disciplines will be contested in the 2005 Southeast Asian Games which has its opening ceremonies slated Nov. 27 at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta although hostilities start as early as Nov. 20 in men’s football at the Panaad Sports Complex in Bacolod.


Action in three other events also begins before the opening rites with water polo kicking off Nov. 21 at Trace College Aquatic Center in Los Baños, tennis on the 26th at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center, and sailing also on the 26th at the Subic Bay Yacht Club in Olongapo.


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                    [Title] => EDITORYAL – Maraming high school students ang di-marunong bumasa
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                    [Title] => Fisheries congress starts today
                    [Summary] => What is the current state of the global and Philippine shrimp industry? 


The answer to this and related questions will be discussed at the Third National Shrimp Congress to be held on July 2-4 at the Bacolod Convention Center in Bacolod City.


The three-day congress will be held under the auspices of the Philippine Shrimp Industry Federation (Philshrimp).


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                    [Title] => Military reaffirms peace pact with RPA-ABB
                    [Summary] => The military met with leaders of a communist breakaway faction yesterday and agreed to resolve conflicts through peaceful means, an Army statement said. 


Army chief Lt. Gen. Jaime de los Santos led the government’s panel in a meeting with leaders of the Revolutionary Proletariat Army-Alex Boncayao Brigade (RPA-ABB) at the Bacolod Convention Center, a statement said. 


Both parties expressed unity "in their stand that differences be settled not by violence but by peaceful means for the best interest of the Filipino people," it said. 


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                    [Title] => Get ready for Alex Wilson
                    [Summary] => Alex Wilson was one of last year’s most interesting surprises. The initial "Who’s he?" got an affirmative answer when his debut album Afro-Saxon turned out to be a mindblower that grabbed listeners and got them asking for more. Well, what we requested took quite sometime to come but it finally happened recently with the arrival of his latest effort Anglo Cubano. The album is once again a wonderful surprise.
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While the 11-nation event will be in full swing from Nov. 27 to Dec. 5, Bacolod will hold its opening ceremony a couple of days earlier since action in men’s football begins Nov. 23.


Bacolod City Rep. Monico Puentevella is on top of Bacolod’s preparations and has assured everyone that they’re right on track as far as the SEA Games is concerned.


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At the moment, the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee has not actually received the lists of athletes competing in the games.


But Philsoc has received a large number of accreditation applications from the Thai media for the Bacolod events, indicating that Olympic medal-winning boxers and weightlifters of Thailand are coming to town.


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And despite their meager resources, the Bacolod SEAG Organizing Committee (BaSoc) officials are confident they can put in valuable contribution for the successful staging of the biennial games featuring close to 8,000 athletes and officials from 11 nations.


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It will only be the third time that the Philippines will host the SEA Games. But it will be the first time that action will be held in as many venues. 


When the Philippines first hosted the event in 1981 and last in 1991, action was confined mostly in Metro Manila.


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Action in three other events also begins before the opening rites with water polo kicking off Nov. 21 at Trace College Aquatic Center in Los Baños, tennis on the 26th at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center, and sailing also on the 26th at the Subic Bay Yacht Club in Olongapo.


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Army chief Lt. Gen. Jaime de los Santos led the government’s panel in a meeting with leaders of the Revolutionary Proletariat Army-Alex Boncayao Brigade (RPA-ABB) at the Bacolod Convention Center, a statement said. 


Both parties expressed unity "in their stand that differences be settled not by violence but by peaceful means for the best interest of the Filipino people," it said. 


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