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[Title] => CAR wants Luzon provinces to pay water fee
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[Title] => Fil-fors make FIFA World Cup debut
[Summary] => Two Fil-foreigners are on the rosters of countries participating at the 20th FIFA World Cup to be played in 12 venues across Brazil starting with the host nation playing Croatia in Sao Paolo this morning (Manila time).
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[Title] => Kagawad nangulata’g babaye
[Summary] => Usa ka kagawad sa barangay Tanke, dakbayan sa Talisay, iyang anak ug bayaw, gipasanginlang nangulata og babaye didto sa ilang barangay hall niadtong Huwebes sa gabii.
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[AuthorName] => Brenda Batuto
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[Title] => BIR sues firms, individuals for tax violations
[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue sued two companies and their officers and four other individuals for various violations of the Tax Code or the National Internal Revenue Code of 1997.
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[Title] => Fair play?
[Summary] => In his press release dated today, August 19, 2011, Mr. Isagani de Castro Jr. claims that abs-cbnNEWS.com published my letter addressed to Ms. Lala Rimando in full on two occasions:
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[Title] => Damayan plays Santa to La Union children
[Summary] => Some 350 students from two remote schools here affected by typhoon “Pepeng” received last Tuesday early Christmas gifts from Operation Damayan, The Philippine STAR’s socio-humanitarian arm.
[DatePublished] => 2009-12-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Fil-Am thwarts Beckham's goal
[Summary] => It took a 5-10 Fil-Am goalkeeper to spoil celebrated star David Beckham’s bid for the Major League Soccer (MLS) championship in the British hero’s third year with the Los Angeles Galaxy.
[DatePublished] => 2009-12-01 00:00:00
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[Title] => LOCAL NEWS: Death toll in landslide rises to 30 in Compostela Valley
[Summary] => MANILA (AP) -Two landslides triggered by heavy rains buried more than 20 houses in a remote gold-mining village in the southern Philippines, leaving at least 11 people dead and 19 others missing, officials said today.
Small stone houses and huts at the foot of the mountain village of Masara were destroyed Saturday by falling mud and rocks, killing six villagers and injuring 17 others. Another landslide struck the village early Sunday, killing five more people.
The landslides, which cascaded down a mountainside with frightening booms, buried about 28 houses and forced up to 5,000 people in Masara and nearby villages to run for their lives, said Mayor Voltaire Rimando.
Rimando said he declared a state of emergency in Masara, which he described as a "no man's land" because of the danger and the devastation, to allow the rapid release of disaster relief funds from the town's coffers.
Rimando said heavy rains made rescue work too dangerous Sunday, but rescuers resumed operations Monday.
Areas where many victims are believed still buried had not yet been reached because the soil was too watery, he said. "Hopefully the weather will cooperate," he added.
Provincial Governor Arturo Uy said he would request more expert rescuers from the national government and private groups, and enlist the help of geologists from two leading universities in Manila.
Army and police, backed by two air force helicopters and workers from a gold-mining company, battled heavy rains and mud to search for villagers reported buried, regional police Chief Andres Caro told The Associated Press by telephone.
Among the missing were Masara village chief Juvencio Anquera, who helped in the rescue work following the first landslide. He went missing with his two children when their house was hit by the second landslide Sunday, Caro said.
The landslides occurred in Compostela Valley province, about 520 miles (840 kilometers) southeast of Manila.
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[Title] => Church feels economic pinch, too
[Summary] => Even the Catholic Church is feeling the economic pinch with the significant drop in collections from the faithful attending Mass, a ranking prelate said.
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[Title] => 2 more killed in Ecija violence
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CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga – Two more incidents of election-related violence were reported yesterday in Nueva Ecija, bringing the death toll in the province to 19 and the national total to almost 100 since the start of the campaign period.
In his report, Senior Supt. Alfredo Caballes, officer-in-charge of the Nueva Ecija police, said armed men on a motorcycle shot and killed Alex Mempin, 45, a councilor of Barangay Malapit, San Isidro town, Tuesday night.
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[Title] => Kagawad nangulata’g babaye
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[Title] => BIR sues firms, individuals for tax violations
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[Title] => Fil-Am thwarts Beckham's goal
[Summary] => It took a 5-10 Fil-Am goalkeeper to spoil celebrated star David Beckham’s bid for the Major League Soccer (MLS) championship in the British hero’s third year with the Los Angeles Galaxy.
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[Title] => LOCAL NEWS: Death toll in landslide rises to 30 in Compostela Valley
[Summary] => MANILA (AP) -Two landslides triggered by heavy rains buried more than 20 houses in a remote gold-mining village in the southern Philippines, leaving at least 11 people dead and 19 others missing, officials said today.
Small stone houses and huts at the foot of the mountain village of Masara were destroyed Saturday by falling mud and rocks, killing six villagers and injuring 17 others. Another landslide struck the village early Sunday, killing five more people.
The landslides, which cascaded down a mountainside with frightening booms, buried about 28 houses and forced up to 5,000 people in Masara and nearby villages to run for their lives, said Mayor Voltaire Rimando.
Rimando said he declared a state of emergency in Masara, which he described as a "no man's land" because of the danger and the devastation, to allow the rapid release of disaster relief funds from the town's coffers.
Rimando said heavy rains made rescue work too dangerous Sunday, but rescuers resumed operations Monday.
Areas where many victims are believed still buried had not yet been reached because the soil was too watery, he said. "Hopefully the weather will cooperate," he added.
Provincial Governor Arturo Uy said he would request more expert rescuers from the national government and private groups, and enlist the help of geologists from two leading universities in Manila.
Army and police, backed by two air force helicopters and workers from a gold-mining company, battled heavy rains and mud to search for villagers reported buried, regional police Chief Andres Caro told The Associated Press by telephone.
Among the missing were Masara village chief Juvencio Anquera, who helped in the rescue work following the first landslide. He went missing with his two children when their house was hit by the second landslide Sunday, Caro said.
The landslides occurred in Compostela Valley province, about 520 miles (840 kilometers) southeast of Manila.
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CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga – Two more incidents of election-related violence were reported yesterday in Nueva Ecija, bringing the death toll in the province to 19 and the national total to almost 100 since the start of the campaign period.
In his report, Senior Supt. Alfredo Caballes, officer-in-charge of the Nueva Ecija police, said armed men on a motorcycle shot and killed Alex Mempin, 45, a councilor of Barangay Malapit, San Isidro town, Tuesday night.
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September 8, 2008 - 11:34am
