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Wednesday, September 24 2008 |
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City Hall vs. co-op
to leave
GenSan in darkness |
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By Isagani P. Palma, Correspondent
GENERAL SANTOS CITY: Local
government and South Cotabato II Electric Cooperative (Socoteco II)
officials here are at loggerheads over the nonpayment of property
tax and electric bills amounting to more or less P240 million.
Engr. Rudy Ocat, Socoteco-II
manager, stressed on Monday that the electric cooperative has no
other choice but disconnect all government-owned facilities
including street lights if the local government will continue to
ignore its P90-million worth electric bills.
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Muslim leaders
thank President Arroyo
for declaring Eid’l Fitr a national holiday
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COTABATO City: As residents of
Muslim Mindanao and those in other parts of the country are about to
end their 30-day fasting in the holy month of Ramadan, they are
already preparing for the much-awaited Eid’l Fitr (Feast of
Ramadan) on October 1.
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3 foreign firms
participate in P5.6-B terminal project
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CLARK FREEPORT, Pampanga: An
American firm technically won among the only three foreign firms
that participated in the bidding on Monday for the construction of
the P5.6-billion terminal 2...
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Photographer
released after 80 hours in Baguio jail
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BAGUIO CITY: People’s Journal
photographer Cesear Reyes was released on bail on Monday, September
22, after he was jailed for almost 80 hours after getting mixed-up
with a vehicular incident...
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Police to file
charges vs. kidnappers
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The Philippine National Police in
Sulu will be filing charges against those involved in the kidnapping
of two children in the province last week.
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