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Weather Bulletin

Issued At: 5:00 p.m., 23 November 2009

  At 4:00 p.m. today, Tropical Depression "URDUJA" was estimated based on satellite and surface data at 170 kms East of Surigao City (9.7°N, 127.1°E) with maximum winds of 55 kph near the center. It is forecast to move West Northwest slowly. Northeast Monsoon affecting Northern Luzon.

Metro Manila

Partly cloudy to at times cloudy with isolated rainshowers
23°C to 32°C
Moderate to Strong:
Northeast
Manila Bay:
Moderate to Rough

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Lotto Results 11/23/2009
Megalotto 6/45: 43 12 35 11 16 29
Swertres: 607 * 050 * 747

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Cebu Local News

One Cebu to announce presidential and vice guv bets, to hold oath taking

MEMBERS of One Cebu will convene on Saturday, Nov. 28, for the announcement of the party’s presidential bet.


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Political violence: 36 dead

THEY belonged to the rival Mangudadatu clan, but since they were women accompanied by a media delegation, they believed they were safe, protected by the Koranic prescription to spare women.


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Gungob files case vs. provincial treasurer

AVELINO Gungob has had enough. The municipal mayor of Consol-acion, Cebu yesterday charged Provincial Treasurer Roy Salubre and nine others before the anti-graft office with five violations for blocking his implementation of a town project.


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Garcia siblings to run in Barili, Dumanjug

GOV. Gwendolyn Garcia and Rep. Pablo John Garcia are not saying anything that supports or rejects the announced inclination of Government Service Insurance System (GSIS)


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Few teachers needed in automated polls


UNLIKE in past elections, local poll officials are confident there will be enough public school teachers to serve in May 2010 because fewer teachers are needed this time.


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Photo exhibit on families left homeless


AN exhibit will be held in Cebu to tell the plight of 145,570 Filipino families in Central Mindanao who were forced out of their homes since August last year and are now scattered in various centers.


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UP board of regents holds meeting in Diliman campus


THE University of the Philippines board of regents (BOR) meeting scheduled yesterday afternoon pushed through, but not at the UP in the Visayas Cebu College (UPVCC) campus.


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Sinulog office gets requests from politicos


TWO months before the festival, Sinulog organizers are getting flooded with requests from politicians to join the grand parade on Jan. 17 and to hang their streamers along the parade route.


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Withdraw deal with Kepco, PB told


ENVIRONMENTALIST lawyer Benjamin Cabrido said Capitol should act as a referee and should “withdraw its engagement and relationship” from the coal-power fired plant in Naga, Cebu.


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Cop nabbed for ‘selling guns’


A POLICEMAN and his companion were arrested for allegedly trying to sell high-powered firearms Saturday night.


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Pinoy wins hero’s prize

LOS ANGELES - As a child, Efren Peñaflorida picked school over gang life in Cavite and vowed to create a way for other children to make the same choice.


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Tunnel deadline moved to March

THE tunnel component of the Cebu South Coastal Road Project (CSCRP) is only about 78 percent done, just days away from its original deadline.


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Belleza or Bucao? Aspirants test Talisay admin’s unity

BOTH Acting Vice Mayor Alan Bucao and former vice mayor Aber-dovey Belleza want to run for vice mayor of Talisay City next year, as running mates of Mayor Socrates Fernandez.


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Cuenco asks: Send church team when Congress takes up reproductive health

REP. Antonio Cuenco (Cebu City, south district) is asking the Roman Catholic Church and those opposing the reproductive health bill to “marshal their forces” and attend the start of the House of Representatives’ session on Dec. 2.


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