Friday, June 03, 2005
Pulso sa DYAB Abante Bisaya, Maayong Buntag, Kapamilya ug TV Patrol Central Visayas
Tagbaw ka ba sa pagpatuman sa gobyerno sa iyang sports programs?
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Mikan, 80
George Mikan, the NBA's first MVP, who led the Minneapolis Lakers to five NBA championships, has died, family members said today. He was 80.
• Vitale: How Mikan dominated down low
Typhoon Dante Is Here
Typhoon "DANTE" was estimated based on satellite and surface data at 1,080 kms east of Visayas (12.1°N 135.4°E) with maximum sustained winds of 150 kph near the center and gustiness of up to 185 kph. It is forecast to move west northwest at 19 kph. Intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ) affecting Mindanao. Southwesterly surface windflow prevailing over Western Luzon.
Metro Cebu: Cloudy with rainshowers and thunderstorms, winds will be light to moderate blowing from the south and southwest, coastal waters will be slight to moderate, temperature range 24 to 30°C (75 to 86°F).
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Thursday, June 02, 2005
Time's Top 100 Movies
A - C
Aguirre: the Wrath of God (1972)
The Apu Trilogy (1955, 1956, 1959)
The Crime of Monsieur Lange (1936)
D - F
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie (1972)
Dr. Strangelove: or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
G - J
The Godfather, Parts I and II (1972, 1974)
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (1966)
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)
K - M
Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949)
The Lord of the Rings (2001-03)
The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
N - P
Once Upon a Time in the West (1968)
The Purple Rose of Cairo (1985)
Q - S
The Shop Around the Corner (1940)
Smiles of a Summer Night (1955)
A Streetcar Named Desire (1951)
T - Z
Japanese Stragglers
Japanese Imperial Army veterans. Japan is checking whether two elderly Japanese men found on a Philippine island plagued by an Islamic insurgency are soldiers left behind from World War II unaware of Tokyo's surrender.

In this undated photo released by a family member and obtained by Kyodo News, Japanese Imperial Army soldier Tsuzuki Nakauchi is seen aboard a military horse. Pfc. Nakauchi is believed to be one of two former Japanese servicemen who have been hiding in the mountains of the southern Philippines island of Mindanao since World War II. Diplomats from Japan on Friday May 27, 2005, investigated the astonishing claims of two men who say they are former Japanese soldiers who have been hiding in the mountains of southern Philippines since World War II. Japanese Embassy representatives went to the region to interview the men in a meeting that was being arranged by a third person who contacted the mission, embassy official Masaru Watanabe said. Japanese Embassy spokesman Shuhei Ogawa cautioned that it was too early to draw any conclusions, saying there was no evidence yet that the men were WWII fighters.

Deep Throat
'Deep Throat' Conflicted And Mum for Decades

For three decades, former FBI official W. Mark Felt lived with one of the greatest secrets in journalism history.
For three decades, former FBI official W. Mark Felt lived with one of the greatest secrets in journalism history.
Former FBI deputy director W. Mark Felt emerges from his home Tuesday as his daughter Joan Felt and grandson Nick Jones look on.
The Post's Executive Editor
Leonard Downie Jr. revealed that he learned the secret source's identity a couple of months ago.
• Q&A: Post's David Von Drehle | Howard Kurtz
Leonard Downie Jr. revealed that he learned the secret source's identity a couple of months ago.
• Q&A: Post's David Von Drehle | Howard Kurtz
• Special Report: Deep Throat's Identity Revealed
• Primer: How Watergate Unfolded
• Deep Throat Revealed Blog
• Primer: How Watergate Unfolded
• Deep Throat Revealed Blog
Inquirer Stories
NATION
OFW gets death for slay of Pakistani taxi driver
Gov't sees peace at hand in Mindanao after meet
P1.1-B gov't education aid released
Sandigan orders detention of Garcia at Camp Crame
Meralco seeks rate hike of P0.1476/kWh
Cooperate in probe, bishop urges President
Lomibao admits PNP can't stop 'jueteng'
More firms willing to fight corruption
OPINION
Reaction to Agustin's report on 'water revolt'
Pimentel among the first to welcome Sabio's appointment
Going for the lesser evil
Unlicensed guns kill more people
Does Migrante really care for Robert Tarongoy?
Open books, audit coco funds
Human Face : Mosquito war
Viewpoint : 'Tyranny of the urgent' and Noah
Editorial : A curious confession
Political Tidbits : Mikey should tackle accusation
The Long View : Amend the flag law
There's The Rub : Comparisons
Youngblood : Chatting for dollars
LIFE
Wine, women and song
Kitchen Rescue : Heavenly place for breakfast
The Consumer : Set of standards for 'halal' food is long due
Step by step : Chicken Galantine made easy
The sweetest Kisses
ENTERTAINMENT
Viewfinder : Auditions for play on Pope John Paul II
Tolits and Priscila very much alive
The imperfect Melanie Marquez
METRO
On Target : Cameraman dies in hospital due to neglect
All set for school
Informal settlers accuse Mayor of double dealing
Pedicabs have a novel use: collecting garbage
Deportation orders for 4 Nigerians
More cops for studes' safety
Leticia comes to sister's defense
5 bank rob suspects nabbed
New tutors' building will rise
REGIONS
Negros Oriental allots P1M for scholarship grants
Governor threatens to shoot vice governor in Zambales
Baguio council ethics members implicated in several scams
Doctors stop working in gov't hospitals
Kids will no longer clean schools, says DepEd
12 colleges in Ilocos hike fees by up to 57%
Tarlac vice mayor, scribe feud over jueteng turns ugly
Wind blows three-way in Albay cave
P6M worth of lumber seized
Greenpeace reports toxic emissions
Vietnamese poachers get 6-month prison term
Palparan: Deaths small sacrifices
WORLD NEWS
Musharraf says Pakistan to deport top Al-Qaeda suspect to US
Wife of detained journalist asked HK's Tsang to intervene
Nepalese climber scales Mount Everest for record 15th time
Chinese dissidents harassed, ordered out of Beijing
Indonesia condemns embassy staff intimidation in Australia
Thai court acquits four JI suspects on weak evidence
SPORTS
Colt 45 gains on 6th stage
All-women taekwondo tilt starts June 5
Pena, Sy return to Asian F3
Montaña seeks finals vs G Goose
Bagong Sibol Boys display 9-ball mettle
Jungolfers off to 3 tourneys
Spectator : Chot's chief trait
Alabang bets score sweep
Chinese nip Koreans for Asian volley title
DLSU vs Lyceum
Saragosa up by 4 with 68
SEAG wushu medalists shine
Obosa barges into Top 10 with leg win
INFOTECH
Asian gaming journalists push responsible gaming
NTC asks solon to reconsider call to abolish agency
Nokia, Macromedia launch mobile flash hunt
RP should not ignore outsourcing opportunities in Europe
Tricky Lego goes Star Wars
Mobile e-commerce alive and kicking in RP, says Globe
No action on complaints on gray-market cell phones
OFW gets death for slay of Pakistani taxi driver
Gov't sees peace at hand in Mindanao after meet
P1.1-B gov't education aid released
Sandigan orders detention of Garcia at Camp Crame
Meralco seeks rate hike of P0.1476/kWh
Cooperate in probe, bishop urges President
Lomibao admits PNP can't stop 'jueteng'
More firms willing to fight corruption
OPINION
Reaction to Agustin's report on 'water revolt'
Pimentel among the first to welcome Sabio's appointment
Going for the lesser evil
Unlicensed guns kill more people
Does Migrante really care for Robert Tarongoy?
Open books, audit coco funds
Human Face : Mosquito war
Viewpoint : 'Tyranny of the urgent' and Noah
Editorial : A curious confession
Political Tidbits : Mikey should tackle accusation
The Long View : Amend the flag law
There's The Rub : Comparisons
Youngblood : Chatting for dollars
LIFE
Wine, women and song
Kitchen Rescue : Heavenly place for breakfast
The Consumer : Set of standards for 'halal' food is long due
Step by step : Chicken Galantine made easy
The sweetest Kisses
ENTERTAINMENT
Viewfinder : Auditions for play on Pope John Paul II
Tolits and Priscila very much alive
The imperfect Melanie Marquez
METRO
On Target : Cameraman dies in hospital due to neglect
All set for school
Informal settlers accuse Mayor of double dealing
Pedicabs have a novel use: collecting garbage
Deportation orders for 4 Nigerians
More cops for studes' safety
Leticia comes to sister's defense
5 bank rob suspects nabbed
New tutors' building will rise
REGIONS
Negros Oriental allots P1M for scholarship grants
Governor threatens to shoot vice governor in Zambales
Baguio council ethics members implicated in several scams
Doctors stop working in gov't hospitals
Kids will no longer clean schools, says DepEd
12 colleges in Ilocos hike fees by up to 57%
Tarlac vice mayor, scribe feud over jueteng turns ugly
Wind blows three-way in Albay cave
P6M worth of lumber seized
Greenpeace reports toxic emissions
Vietnamese poachers get 6-month prison term
Palparan: Deaths small sacrifices
WORLD NEWS
Musharraf says Pakistan to deport top Al-Qaeda suspect to US
Wife of detained journalist asked HK's Tsang to intervene
Nepalese climber scales Mount Everest for record 15th time
Chinese dissidents harassed, ordered out of Beijing
Indonesia condemns embassy staff intimidation in Australia
Thai court acquits four JI suspects on weak evidence
SPORTS
Colt 45 gains on 6th stage
All-women taekwondo tilt starts June 5
Pena, Sy return to Asian F3
Montaña seeks finals vs G Goose
Bagong Sibol Boys display 9-ball mettle
Jungolfers off to 3 tourneys
Spectator : Chot's chief trait
Alabang bets score sweep
Chinese nip Koreans for Asian volley title
DLSU vs Lyceum
Saragosa up by 4 with 68
SEAG wushu medalists shine
Obosa barges into Top 10 with leg win
INFOTECH
Asian gaming journalists push responsible gaming
NTC asks solon to reconsider call to abolish agency
Nokia, Macromedia launch mobile flash hunt
RP should not ignore outsourcing opportunities in Europe
Tricky Lego goes Star Wars
Mobile e-commerce alive and kicking in RP, says Globe
No action on complaints on gray-market cell phones
Pulso sa DYAB Abante Bisaya, Maayong Buntag, Kapamilya ug TV Patrol Central Visayas
Too ka bang GSIS ug AFP ang labing kurakot nga mga ahensiya sa gobyerno?
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Weather Update
Intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ) affecting Eastern Visayas. Southwesterly surface windflow prevailing over Western Luzon.
Metro Cebu: Mostly cloudy with rainshowers and thunderstorms, winds will be light to moderate blowing from the south and southwest, coastal waters will be slight to moderate, temperature range 25 to 34°C (77 to 93°F).
More Weather
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Wednesday, June 01, 2005
ABS-CBN Stories
RP lacks 27,000 teachers, says Abad; ACT says it's 49,000Education Secretary Florencio Abad on Wednesday said the country's public schools are undermanned. He said at least 27,000 teachers are needed to fill in the vacancies. abs-cbnNEWS.com 6/1/2005 4:18:30 PM |
| SWS: More businesses to battle corruption Corruption remains high both in the public and private sectors, with more businesses interested in fighting it, a Social Weather Stations survey said Wednesday. abs-cbnNEWS.com (6/1/2005 5:32:46 PM) |
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| Muslims see peace hopes in MILF summit COTABATO CITY - Mentang Sagpa didn't mind the scorching sun or the cold, rainy nights as he debated for three days with fellow Muslims over the future of their homeland in Mindanao. Reuters/abs-cbnNEWS.com (6/1/2005 4:07:55 PM) |
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| Lapid's Pampanga house strafed Sen. Lito Lapid on Wednesday said his house in Porac town, Pampanga was fired at by car-riding men late Tuesday. abs-cbnNEWS.com (6/1/2005 3:02:30 PM) |
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| 3 Kuwaiti cops found guilty of raping Filipina Three Kuwaiti policemen were found guilty of raping an 18-year old Filipina at a police station in 2003, ABS-CBN News learned Wednesday. abs-cbnNEWS.com (6/1/2005 2:58:38 PM) |
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| Villar to DOJ: Don't dare touch 'jueteng' witnesses Administration Sen. Manuel Villar on Wednesday said the Department of Justice (DOJ) cannot touch their witnesses as long as the Senate inquiry on "jueteng" (numbers racket) is in full swing. abs-cbnNEWS.com (6/1/2005 12:42:45 PM) |
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| NBI exec linked to 'jueteng' takes leave A senior National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) official on Wednesday said he will immediately take a leave of absence after he was implicated in the "jueteng" (numbers racket) payola scandal, DZMM reported. abs-cbnNEWS.com (6/1/2005 11:47:25 AM) |
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| GMA to lead charge in antijueteng fight President Arroyo will take charge of government efforts to stamp out jueteng and will give those involved their marching orders in the next few days. The Manila Times (6/1/2005 10:11:08 AM) |
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| Venezuelan court acquits Pinoy charged with killing fellow OFW A Venezuelan court has acquitted a Filipino worker charged with the killing of a fellow Filipino in Puerto Cabello, ABS-CBN News learned Wednesday. abs-cbnNEWS.com (6/1/2005 10:10:40 AM) |
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| GSIS begins purge of corrupt workers The Government Service Insurance System will proceed against 20 of its employees suspected of tampering with its records. The Manila Times (6/1/2005 1:37:13 AM) |
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| Mikey scraps US trip, vows to clear his name Rep. Juan Miguel "Mikey" Arroyo of Pampanga has canceled his trip to the United States in order to defend himself from allegations of involvement in jueteng. The Manila Times (6/1/2005 1:31:12 AM) |
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| Benefits package sweetens pay hike The wage increase will be complemented by additional workers' benefits that are already under study, Malacañang said Tuesday. The Manila Times (6/1/2005 1:29:15 AM) |
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| Sandiganbayan orders arrest of retired general After weeks of delays, the Sandiganbayan on Tuesday finally ordered the arrest of Carlos Garcia, a retired major general, who is charged with four counts of plunder before the antigraft court. The Manila Times (6/1/2005 1:28:18 AM) |
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| Assets of former AFP budget officer frozen The Court of Appeals on Tuesday ordered several financial institutions to freeze the remaining assets of Lt. Col. George Rabusa, former Armed Forces budget officer. The Manila Times (6/1/2005 1:27:49 AM) |
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| MTRCB's Laguardia backtracks on memo The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board chairman, Conzolisa Laguardia, denied on Tuesday that she ordered the banning of all live talk shows on television. The Manila Times (6/1/2005 1:26:31 AM) |
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| Govt willing to Cha-cha for just peace in Mindanao COTABATO CITY - The government is willing to change the Charter to achieve lasting peace in Mindanao but this must be done through constitutional means, according to the government's chief negotiator with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front. The Manila Times (6/1/2005 1:25:53 AM) |
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| Durano leads special Cebu poll, opponent concedes before vote CEBU CITY - Lifting the timberland classification of the Camotes group of islands and opposing the move to divide Cebu are among Ramon Durano's priorities when he fills the seat that his brother, Tourism Secretary Joseph Ace Durano, vacated in Congress. The Manila Times (6/1/2005 1:25:12 AM) |
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| Dengue 'outbreak' alarms Zambo officials ZAMBOANGA CITY - Despite the city government's continuing antidengue campaign, the number of cases continue to increase and health officials are alarmed that the number of dengue fever cases is already reaching "outbreak" proportions. The Manila Times (6/1/2005 1:23:48 AM) |
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| MNLF leader warns peace deal at risk COTABATO CITY - A peace deal signed by the government and Muslim rebels nine years ago is in danger of collapsing, complicating government efforts to end three decades of conflict in the south, a senior Muslim official said on Tuesday. Reuters/abs-cbnNEWS.com (5/31/2005 11:36:50 PM) |
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| Drilon to DOJ chief: Don't intimidate witnesses Senate President Franklin Drilon on Tuesday said Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez should not intimidate witnesses in the investigation into alleged political links to the numbers racket "jueteng". Reuters/abs-cbnNEWS.com (5/31/2005 11:30:12 PM) |
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| Mikey postpones US trip to face 'jueteng' whistleblower Presidential son and Pampanga Rep. Juan Miguel "Mikey" Arroyo on Tuesday said he put on hold his scheduled trip to the United States to avoid suspicion that he was eluding allegations that he received money from the numbers racket "jueteng." abs-cbnNEWS.com (5/31/2005 10:15:54 PM) |
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| Lapid gets threats over 'jueteng' probe Senator Lito Lapid, who is heading the Senate panel looking into political links to illegal gambling, said Tuesday he received threats warning him to quit the inquiry. Reuters/abs-cbnNEWS.com (5/31/2005 6:42:39 PM) |
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| Court freezes funds of ex-AFP comptroller's aide The Court of Appeals on Tuesday ordered a temporary freeze on more funds owned by Col. George Rabusa, a subordinate of embattled former military comptroller retired Maj. Gen. Carlos Garcia. abs-cbnNEWS.com (5/31/2005 5:08:05 PM) |
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| NDF to consult with Norway on peace talks BACOLOD CITY – In a development that could bode well for the resumption of peace negotiations between communist rebels and the Philippine government, the National Democratic Front on Monday said it would consult with officials of the Norwegian government on the prospects of holding a new round of talks. abs-cbnNEWS.com (5/31/2005 5:00:43 PM) |
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| MILF chief says Muslims must shape fate CAMP DARAPANAN, Maguindanao - The leader of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front on Tuesday said Muslims in Mindanao must decide on the shape of an ancestral homeland as a peace deal nears. Reuters/abs-cbnNEWS.com (5/31/2005 4:52:34 PM) |
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| Ombudsman urged to expedite chief censor's case The chief critic of Consoliza Laguardia, Movie, Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) chairman, on Tuesday appealed to the Ombudsman to expedite the resolution of the case he filed against the chief censor, DZMM reported. abs-cbnNEWS.com (5/31/2005 4:18:25 PM) |
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| Salceda sues 'jueteng' whistleblower for libel Albay Rep. Joey Salceda on Tuesday said he will file libel charges against self-confessed "jueteng" operator Wilfredo Mayor for dragging him into the numbers racket controversy. abs-cbnNEWS.com (5/31/2005 4:17:30 PM) |
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| Sandigan orders arrest of Gen. Garcia The Sandiganbayan's Second Division on Tuesday issued a warrant of arrest for retired Maj. Gen. Carlos Garcia after it decided to pursue the plunder case against the former military comptroller, DZMM reported. abs-cbnNEWS.com (5/31/2005 12:47:59 PM) |
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| Heightened seismic activity in Kanlaon reported The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology reported an increase in seismic activity in Mount Kanlaon in Negros Occidental after the volcano continuously emitted white steam Monday, ABS-CBN News Bacolod learned Tuesday. abs-cbnNEWS.com (5/31/2005 11:34:34 AM) |
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| DOJ slams 'jueteng' witness as liar, says he faked name The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Tuesday said it was not keen on taking in "jueteng" witness Wilfredo Mayor as state witness and will charge him for being a self-confessed operator of the numbers racket. abs-cbnNEWS.com (5/31/2005 11:19:00 AM) |
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| 2 suspects in kidnapping of PNOC workers fall Police announced the arrest of two suspects in the 1997 abduction of five Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC) employees in Maguindanao, belated reports reaching ABS-CBN News said Tuesday. abs-cbnNEWS.com (5/31/2005 10:52:56 AM) |
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| GSIS blames 'ghost' members for most corrupt tag The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) on Tuesday blamed "ghost" members and workers who bilked the state pension fund in the past for its "most corrupt" tag. |
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| Witness tags Mikey, alleges media, 3 other lawmakers on the take A witness at the Senate hearing Monday alleged that he gave through bagmen jueteng protection money supposedly for President Arroyo's son, Rep. Mikey Arroyo, and three congressmen from Bicol. |
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| Arroyo: Let the chips fall where they may President Arroyo on Monday accused the opposition of using the jueteng payola issue to weaken her administration. |
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| Miriam: Jueteng whistleblower is 'polluted source' Pro-administration senators shrugged off the testimony of Wilfredo Mayor as pure hearsay as opposition senators said a case could be built against those named as jueteng protectors once corroborative witnesses could be presented, while an Albay congressman called it "pure canard." |
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| MILF chief tells members peace pact with govt near CAMP DARAPANAN, Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao - Moro Islamic Liberation Front Chair Ebrahim Murad hinted on Monday that it may soon sign a peace agreement with the government and pledged to help nab suspected terrorists who are believed to be in Mindanao. |
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| POEA says incentive scheme aboveboard The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration on Monday defended the P40 million in incentives it has given to its employees and officials for the past three years. |
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| Nene: Dichaves, not Erap, owns Jose Velarde account In a dramatic turn of events, Sen. Aquilino Pimentel Jr. on Monday told the Sandiganbayan Special Division that the businessman Jaime Dichaves, not deposed President Joseph Estrada, owns the controversial Jose Velarde account. |
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| Batangas gov: I am not on hold-departure list The office of Gov. Armando Sanchez of Batangas denied Monday that he is on the hold-departure list of the Bureau of Immigration owing to his supposed links to jueteng in his province. |
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| GMA lauds MILF President Arroyo on Monday praised the Moro Islamic Liberation Front and its supporters for holding a peace consultation in Camp Darapanan, Sultan Kudarat. |
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| Arroyo urges Congress to pass ethanol bill SAN CARLOS CITY, Negros Occidental - President Arroyo urged Congress on Monday to pass the "ethanol bill" that will mandate oil players to use at least 5 percent of ethanol in their fuel mixes. |
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| Batangas official killed in ambush BATANGAS CITY - The resident ombudsman of Batangas was shot dead by two still unidentified gunmen at a road junction here while he is on his way to a breakfast meeting early Monday morning. |
Series Now Even, 2-2
Rip shredded the Miami defense with 28 points to pace the Pistons.
Rock Steady
Larry Brown's future did not disrupt Detroit's focus Tuesday. The balanced Pistons took care of business at home to even the series and make a statement, Marc Spears writes. Daily Dime
Pistons Win, 106-96
| Pistons pound their way to a win | ||
Chauncey Billups scored 17 points. | If Larry Brown's coaching status is a distraction, Detroit didn't let it show Tuesday, beating Miami 106-96 in Game 4. Recap | |
Inquirer Stories
Group behind Boracay resort not listed -- SEC
Most issues between gov't, MILF settled
Text messages swamp PNP: 'Jueteng' still on
Workers unhappy with P25 wage hike
Greenpeace protests coal-fired power plants
Schools find creative ways to hike profits
Senate to call on Pineda to testify
Mikey's wish: To be beyond reproach
Bunye says witness' testimony just hearsay
Court orders arrest of General Garcia; no bail set
4 'jueteng' bagmen next to face probers
Mikey Arroyo cancels US trip to clear name
OPINION
Martial law days again?
Invention for our times
Mitigating the impact of sky-high fuel prices
Unsubstantiated allegations
As I See It : 'Jueteng' good for the health?
Pinoy Kasi : Costs of smoking
There's The Rub : The 'jueteng' is over
Analysis : A costly distraction
At Large : 'We shall return!'
Editorial : Doublespeak
Looking Back : Thing you cannot do with the flag
LIFE
Vanity Fare : Ingenious beauty invention
Theater is her passion
Four young Filipinos who live for car racing
Change starts here
Triple x-citing script writer
The three marketers
Loving it in Lucban
Filmmaker at the end of the world
Young woman of substance
Dreamers, achievers
ENTERTAINMENT
Viewfinder : Full of pretentious and other boob-tube booboos
The performer as vixen
Tallest candidate wins Miss RP-Earth
Jericho Rosales a hit in Malaysia
METRO
Stop construction at forest park, says museum curator
Mayor offers mountain residents a relocation site
Heavily-armed robbers stage daring Allied Bank heist
'Rob-slay suspect owed diplomat money' says prosecutor
REGIONS
Appeals court stops ERC from enforcing rate cut in Panay
Negros provinces plan 'organic food island' business
Arroyo launches national program to use sugar as fuel
City council pushes to convert John Hay to heritage site
Wage hikes OKd in Visayas, Mindanao
WORLD NEWS
Japan, Russia fail again to break island deadlock
Australian PM quells backbench revolt on immigration policy
11 dead in Pakistan as KFC burned down after mosque blast
China, Japan talks on gas exploration end in stalemate
Australian airport staff involved in crime--report
HK 'conveys' to China kin's appeal to free jailed reporter
Most issues between gov't, MILF settled
Text messages swamp PNP: 'Jueteng' still on
Workers unhappy with P25 wage hike
Greenpeace protests coal-fired power plants
Schools find creative ways to hike profits
Senate to call on Pineda to testify
Mikey's wish: To be beyond reproach
Bunye says witness' testimony just hearsay
Court orders arrest of General Garcia; no bail set
4 'jueteng' bagmen next to face probers
Mikey Arroyo cancels US trip to clear name
OPINION
Martial law days again?
Invention for our times
Mitigating the impact of sky-high fuel prices
Unsubstantiated allegations
As I See It : 'Jueteng' good for the health?
Pinoy Kasi : Costs of smoking
There's The Rub : The 'jueteng' is over
Analysis : A costly distraction
At Large : 'We shall return!'
Editorial : Doublespeak
Looking Back : Thing you cannot do with the flag
LIFE
Vanity Fare : Ingenious beauty invention
Theater is her passion
Four young Filipinos who live for car racing
Change starts here
Triple x-citing script writer
The three marketers
Loving it in Lucban
Filmmaker at the end of the world
Young woman of substance
Dreamers, achievers
ENTERTAINMENT
Viewfinder : Full of pretentious and other boob-tube booboos
The performer as vixen
Tallest candidate wins Miss RP-Earth
Jericho Rosales a hit in Malaysia
METRO
Stop construction at forest park, says museum curator
Mayor offers mountain residents a relocation site
Heavily-armed robbers stage daring Allied Bank heist
'Rob-slay suspect owed diplomat money' says prosecutor
REGIONS
Appeals court stops ERC from enforcing rate cut in Panay
Negros provinces plan 'organic food island' business
Arroyo launches national program to use sugar as fuel
City council pushes to convert John Hay to heritage site
Wage hikes OKd in Visayas, Mindanao
WORLD NEWS
Japan, Russia fail again to break island deadlock
Australian PM quells backbench revolt on immigration policy
11 dead in Pakistan as KFC burned down after mosque blast
China, Japan talks on gas exploration end in stalemate
Australian airport staff involved in crime--report
HK 'conveys' to China kin's appeal to free jailed reporter
Pulso sa DYAB Abante Bisaya, Maayong Buntag Kapamilya ug TV Patrol Central Visayas
Uyon ka ba sa pagtukod sa AFP og beach houses sa Boracay?
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Weather Update
Tail-end of a cold front affecting Northern and Central Luzon. Intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ) affecting Mindanao including Palawan.
Metro Cebu: Partly cloudy to cloudy with rainshowers and thunderstorms, winds will be light to moderate blowing from the south and southwest, coastal waters will be slight to moderate, temperature range 25 to 34°C (77 to 93°F).
Larry Brown To Cavaliers
This latest move would be the 10th time Brown has left a coaching job.
Say What?
Larry Brown told colleagues he's going to Cleveland. What should the Pistons do? Will he trade LeBron? Marc Stein answers. Story
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