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[Title] => Nachura to swear in GMA
[Summary] => Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonio Eduardo Nachura will preside over the oath taking of President Arroyo as representative of the second district of the province.
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[Title] => Cell phone ban for Central Luzon poll watchers urged
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"I have asked the Comelec and the Department of Education, Culture and Sports (DECS) to ban cellphones among watchers assigned by candidates during the tallying of votes so as to minimize the possibility of anomalies," Chief Superintendent Enrique Galang said.
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"I have asked the Comelec and the Department of Education, Culture and Sports (DECS) to ban cellphones among watchers assigned by candidates during the tallying of votes so as to minimize the possibility of anomalies," Chief Superintendent Enrique Galang said.
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