Saturday, November 29, 2008 10:16
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Posts Tagged Vol. XVI No. 23
Saturday, November 29, 2008 10:16
Councilor, wife die in ambush
DAVAO CITY A municipal councilor and his wife were killed in an ambush by motorcycle-riding gunmen along the national highway
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GSIS sets up DC kiosk; will invest $1-B abroad
WASHINGTON, D.C.-The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS), the agency that provides insurance benefits to government employees in the Philippines, Sept. 26 launched its online transactional kiosk, called the GSIS Wireless Automated Processing System (G-W@PS) in the Philippine Embassy to serve the needs of government retirees.
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Twenty-three killed in Philippine villages poll violence
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Kids off-limit to boxing bouts
DAVAO CITY Mayor Rodrigo R. Duterte wants to prohibit children below 16 years old from boxing events and trainings here in the city.
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Confessions of a Lawyer/Musician
By Rod Garcia
My daughter is checking out colleges, and I just celebrated yet another year of getting older. And so in this context,
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Daylight Saving time, extended
This year daylight saving time is longer than last year with the passing of the Energy Policy Act back in 2005.
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14 missing as cargo ship sinks
CEBU CITY Fourteen Cebuano crew-members are missing while four others were rescued after a cargo vessel
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Tips on buying condos
When buying a condo unit, whether for primary residence or second home,
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Pardoned Philippine leader not eyeing government job
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Meloto, Padilla give their sides on CFC split
HILLSIDE, New Jersey Tony Meloto, the controversial man of the hour, Last month broke his silence during a gathering of Gawad Kalinga-ANCOP and talked about the issues that hounded him and the organizations he is affiliated with
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MOA may end hacienda violence
LA CASTELLANA After more than 11 years of agrarian-related violence, dubbed as the most difficult agrarian case in Negros Occidental,